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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-08
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"MeenfGGt iiis ia tebfGGt faiffi Tan.
lat opetuslapiifieni fastamalla pei.
bat Sidn ia 8oian ia BpbGn Sensen
nimeen, ia opettaen beta pitdmdGn
faiffi, minfd olen fdsfenpt teiIle, ia
fatio, nina olen teibGn fansianne 10.
ia pdipd mailman Ioppu,,n asti.'
Matt. %: 1870.
SGIIaiiet ibanat lanai Iauiui Ser.
ra Seeius taimaaieen astiimiienio
betfelId. @aisid f%anoisia iiiGItpp sSii'
malan ipaltafunnan tp0, miten iitG
on fen l%aaiemmasia ia mposfin ab'
%taammasia merfitpfiesid tebtGipd
Scum otamme Marfrtfien epanfeIiit'
min Is: is, tGbGn fuiiliitpan Seeiiif'
fen lauieen: "MenfGGt faiffeen maa'
ilmaan ia iaarnatfaat etpanfelittmio
faifille IuoouiIIe." - Niin on meiIIG
folme Serran fdsfpd, iotfamalaiieipai
nellie SumaIan maltaf,innan lror'
teen faiffina aifoina ,iliben Iiiton a.
liasia. gmanfeliumia on papaasti
iaarnattana faifiIle ibmiiiue. Ope.
titsIapiia SeeiufieIIe on tebtGmG fas.
tamalla Sian ia &oian ia @pbdn
Sengen nimeen. Mrtta SSeeius on
mpos antanut fGsfpn opettamaan ia
pitGmddn faiffea iitG mitd SGn on
fdsfenpt. @tpanfelii,mi iiiGltGG tGp.
oelliien ioWitus- eli litnastus-iImoi
tiifien TOTO @atamisia laneenneeIle
ibmisfunnaIle. &asteesia tGmG Ian.
genniit ibmislauma pboistetGGn per.
ioonalliien lunastusliiton pbtepteen.
Scum f~astamiieen nGbben on annettil
pIeinen fGsfp, min fristifrnnasia on
parbaiiimmilta aioilta iaaffa rien.
nettp fasteen faiitta iaattamaan pie
net lapietfin Seeiufien oppilaifii.
Senpd niiofii, fi1n ielirafunnisiam-
me tGtd fGsfpG noiibatetaan, on ope-
tlstpolle annettapa iei,rafunnisiam.
me iuuri merfitps ia onban iiiben iiis
aipan iuoranainen f1sfp. Bpbdfou-
lltpO ieurafunniSiamme on tGtG ope-
tustp0td, miltta opetrstpotG tarpit-
ieiiimme oppia tefemGdn niioriiosia
ia mielGpd nanbempainfin fesfen.
Saiallaan aiui, aittuliteen futiuttii
faniamme tGGllG Mmerifan mantle.
reella. GDanfeliumin julistusta
faipaa t1GllG faniamme. &aniomme,
iofa on 10 ferran iaotettu perioonalIi-
ieen Srmalan lapiioifeiteen on ioit-
tunut tublaajapoian aiemaan. SiGn
fobin ilmoititsta ie on ipaiIla, pGGs.
tdfieen pirfoamoan fiioIleista elG.
madn. sos meillG firffofunnasiam.
me on iuuri fiitinmiis epanfeIirrmin
i~ulistufieen iefG ieurafunnisiamme,
ettG niioen ulfopuoIeIla, min on
meilla futiumus opettamaan faniaa
fristilIiieen elGmGGn, (. o.. pitGmGGn,
mita Seeiits on fGsfenpt. S~petustpO-
bon iiiGltpp H.. t. faspatustpo. Wao-
ilman Iapietfin otpat toimeIiaita fas.
ipottomaan Siimalasta pois Iiiopu-
mista, foettaen usfottom1iliteen fe.
iaaba ioufottain fonioomt.
me painumoan ep1itsfon ia Ssumo.
lasta liiopumiien pimepteen. SeioGn
toimeIiaiiuutta oppimaIIa fitiIluu
nellie ipelpoitiis foSpattaa fonioo
fristilIiippteen. GpGusfoinen mooiI.
fatiomits, ndbtawasti baIiiaa
iairafuntiimme estGmd6n
totuuoen ionan iiiIistusta. Seura.
funtotpomme fGriii tGbGn nGboen fiji.
tdfin, fun iuiiresia mGardsid IuuI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-08

IeTlelOISlu, UClCp., IeIuI.
30-beindf. 2 p. 1915.
1 Npf. &ofous alettiin Toipo r.
talolla ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Iufiella, iosia past. g. @uori pitt al
.turufoufien ia past. S. Sunsfonen
pariinaiien iublaiaarnan. Srma.
(anpalmelufien ialfeen pibettiin 10
.inuutin festGmG mGliaifa.
2 @pf. T~arfastettiin ia bpmGfipt-
tim ieurafuntien eoustaiien maltafir-
lat. Goustaiat ie,irafunnista oliwat
leliraaipat:
Marquetten, Mticb., Sobn 8iif ia
8iif; 8ranttpoooin, 8is.,
Sobn 8Gsti; Noroenim g. Daf.,
Sirtpi; Sron @eItin, ISIS,
Mrs. Sannp Sacfion; Sort 8illiam,
Mrs. 6. IS. @iemi; CHATHAM, Micb.,
81. &ranffala; Warengo, 8is.,
2aitinen; Imaia, Wicb. Wrs.
Mnttonen; Sairport, s., Mrs. g.
@itori; Mapnaro, Mais., 90. 81.
@csterbocf; Msbtabula Sarbor, g.,
Mntti &anaIa; 2ebtiiGrpi, Winn.,
Safri NaiunpGG; Sronmooo, Wicb..
@ictor Mbonen, @ler 2episto, Safri
Sanni ia s.. Is. Ibonen; @afefielb,
@icb. Matti glfdnen ia Sacob gIia.
ion; 8esiemer, Micb., @alentin Clip
poIa; Wasiin Micb., (iti.) past. S.
&anfila; Sitcbburgin Mais., past.
sc. @isfari; Bort glrtbur, Canada,
past. S. urpiIainen, Calumet, Micb.,
Wrs. &alIio.
Observation-Disclosures tarfastettla
Iuettiin ieurafuntien epGstpfiiG ia
firieitG, ioita eoustettuien ieurafun.
item obelIa iiieat pfiitpiiet fei,rafun-
item idienet ia eoustamatta iGGneet
ieurafunnat olipat IGbettGneet.
3 Hpf. Clinics Huff m,,oiiferto-
miiffen ~filluneen pliooen toiminrtas-
ia. @uoiifertom,is fGiitteli firffo-
funnaIliien toiminndir eri puoIia ia
iiiGlii iiitG tiIastotietoia, iotfa tor
n1b6GGn tGstG erifieen jul.
l~aistalpasta aiiafiriasta.
A Epf. &pbbpttiin firfoIIisiobto.
Human malitiemiieen. 8aaIin tart.
nimitti fofous f:funnan mara-eiim.
post @. IS. @ilenin ia eoustaia so.
Redistribution. @booffaifii eff
mieben toimeen nimitettiin eiimies
past. g. 8iori ia post. Sobn Sriis-
Soimitetusia GGnestpfiesid TIT
past. g. 8uori palitufii "a GGnen
enemmist0lId. @ara.elimiebefii ipa-
littiin folmesta ebboffaasta post. S.
Siiusfonen. &iriurifii malittin s.
ia parafiriurifii post. @atti
&irffofitnnan rabaston-
ia uiibefii iGienefii talous-
toimifuntaan eroaipan jGienen 6.
iiiaIle palittiin Scr. Salem
tin SippoIa @esiemeristG.
5Gpf. Gast. g. 8uori eiitti iaar-
l,aaia 90. 81. Redistribution anomlif-
Ien tuIla tGmGr fofoufien ajalIa pa-
pifii ipibitpfii &aniallisfirffofunnas.
ia. Sutfiiatoimifunta ilmoitti pfii-
fiiulusteliisia buomanneenia
pubeena olepan benfiIon tietopiioIi-
Jet ia fGptGnn6Iliiet fpppt t%ppbpttG-
ia iuoiitteIi bGnen anomufienia
ottamiSta. Ifiasta ipntp-
teen fesfusteIun iGIfeen pGGtettiin
,iianomaiielle antaa tilaiiults fpfp-
ENID nGpttGmieen iaarnaamiiesia,
.onfa ialfeen aiia pasta lopulIiiesti
,GGtetGGn.
8pf. @iitettiin S~itcbburein b. m.
eurafuntien ~etpdstpfiet eipanfeIiitmi.
pitdmiiestd ia laaiemman I'd.
,etpstpon iGriestamiiestG.
@iiaa IGbemmin paIitiemaan ia f.
d fofoufielIe aliistamaan maIittiin
,astorit: @uori, Silisfonen ia SHE.
nj ia ~eo,istaiat sc. %. @esterbacf ia
Rrs. g. @iiori.
O~btpmiSoiiaa fosfetpia emGstpfIiG
arfastamaan ia aiion eiittGmistG TO.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-08

Entered as second class matter ia
nuary II 1906, at the post office at
Ironwood, Michigan under the Act Of
March 8, 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-08

Snmalanpalwelnfiia be%inGfnnlla:
@organ Sioingisio, Sobn SGr.
menpddn taIosia flo 10 op. ia NoIa-
Iiisio, fouIiiIIa flo 3 ip.
s. llrpiIoinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-08

Iaan, ettei observation-disclosures ole
tarpeefii niitd ibanteita mitd ibmis.
iieIu ppipdfieen iloiiena ia onnelli-
iena oifeastaan tarpitiee. uiein OIL
Iaan mieIG iiinG luulosia ettei ieura.
funtaelGmalG ole mitata tebtdfpaa
fun ie, ettG fofoontua iilloin tdlloin
firffoon, iosia maan %panbemmat ib-
miiet tamalliiesti fdppat, iefa niio.
ret Iabiaffaat ibmiiet litilleipat, ettei
ieuraflmtatp0siG ole aripofasta tebta-
mod. @tta ipGGrGt nGfOfannat baib-
tliii, eli iuinfaan ole oifein, eta obo'
famine niisiG foriaufiia ilman tpon-
tefoa. gnGmpi Seeiufien OPT. iulis'
tilsta, iefG ianan iulish.fiella, iafra-
menttein iafamiiella ia fristiuiien o.
pin toteuttamista faifeSia elamas-
iGmme, on fGsfp minfd olemme Ser.
raltamme iaaneet. SGban emme tar.
pitie pfiin ibmiiinG tarttua, Sierra
Seeius on lrlpannut olla fansiamme,
iofa pGipG mailman Iopprun asti.
&irffofuntaan fuulupat ieurafnn.
not:
Sron Belt, @is. 157
@afefielb, Micb. ......... 1853
Gofato, Srans 2afe ia @lbion,
Minn. ................. 100
Hasbatparf, Minn. ......... 76
Gate Hor6en, g. Oaf. ........ so
&ocflanb, Micb. ........ 100
SinIapion, Winn. ........ 200
Serrp, Ohio, eli toimintaa ...... 80
Hainesbille, Micb. ........ 100
GlemeIanb, Ohio, eli toimintaa ;. 10
Calumet, Micb. ........ 1904
Stambou9b, @icb. ........ rs
8esiemer, Wicb. rs
Sanna, WDo. 200
Gilbert, Winn. 200
Cumberland, @po. ?
Srontier, @po. 2
&alapala, Wtnn;. 200
8rantipoob, @iSot. $50
8eaberton, Minn. ........ 100
Clifford, isis. .............. SO
&onaIo, Minn. {?
Sitcbbirg, Mais.1 1876
Winersbille, @is. ......... rs
|Sronmoob, Wicb. 49,. 710
Chatham, Micb. ...a.......... So
@elps, isis. .s1............. 25
Big Sesiie, Minn. l........ SO
2ebtiiGripi Winn. ........ 1876
gmbarras, 0tinn. ........... 35
&eo gpe, Winn. 100
&amiaD, Wicb., eli totm. ...... 100
Warquette, Micb; ........ 200
Sort @iniam Ont, Gan. -. $50
Crystal Soils, Msicb. ....... 80
Sairbanfs, Minn, ........... so
sort Irtbur, Ont, Gan. -. 800
Gorbin, Minn. so
Waple, @iS. $50
Solmes Gitp, @inn. ..... ITO
Isbtabula Sarbor, Ohio -. 262
Sairport, Ohio 200
Sester, g., Ell toimintaa ...... As
WfaDnar6, Wais. 81
Remission, Micb. 40
Souban, Minn. "a
2eab, g. Daf. .............. so
8irginia, Minn. 20
Imaia, Micb. 100
Iice 2afe, Minn. so
Serrabille, g. 9af. ......... so
Snelman, Winn. (9ais 2afe) 1870
SuiiiGrpi, Minn. ......... 10
Snpermap, Sasf. Gan. ...... so
SitcbbilIiam g. s. ........ 80
Seem &ocbelle, g. q. ........ 100
Eropn, &C.. s. 40
Marlboror, 90. s. ......... 40
@aSburn, isis. 75
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-08

Rahat lahetettaka0n joke suora
taan rahassa tai expressi eli pankki-
vskselissa tahi posti money-orderissa;
dollaria pienemmat snmmat voidaan
lEhettaa sentin postimerkeissa.
Toimitus eli sailyta kirjoituksia, joi-
b sc Ell vol ~julaista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-08
tin ia 4rabooefin fenrafunnisia, pob-
iois 9afotan ~tpaItiosia.
g. @uori.

g. @uori.

tebtp @m. Suom. GIN.
2utb. &aniaIisfirffofun-
nan muoiifofoufiesia $50.
fefieloisia, Micb., feiaf.
3O-hein1f. 9 b. 1915.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-08

&irffofuntaamme on lailliiesia
idrjestpfiesid pbtpnpt fiiIuneeIlu
milf ieurafuntaa: Seem
&ocbeIIen, q. g., iuomaI. eip. Iutb.
Notwithstanding; SitopiIIiamin,
Sompsbiren iiiom. eip. Iiitb. g..
ieurafunto; Big Sesiie Eownin,
@inn., iiiom. ep. Iitb. &..ieurafun-
to; @bite Iautbin Wan. gan., iuo-
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-12
NOTICE OF MEETING.

The regular meeting of the board of directors of the Humane Society will meet at tbo Business Mems League Friday at pm.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-12
MAY BE 2 WEEKS
 YET WITHOUT GAS
TWELVE-lNCH RISE IN THE RED RIVER DELAYS PROSPECT OF
 REPAIRING PIPES.
1t Had Been Hoped That the Gas Sup. ply Would Be Reinstaled by Next Sunday When River Was Failing.

A l2iuch rise in the waters of the Red river, the overflow Of which cut the entire state off from its gas sup. ry which is p.ped from The Louis iam gas fields. made if improbable now that Hot Springs win have it's Flow oi gas for two weeks more.
 The announcement had been mAde while the river was falling Jaat sNi.h the hest of luck. the pipes v11Ild be- repaired in time for gas ncN,fSmday.
 Two things. however. Lave made that impossible the firs{ being that there has beeg an additional rise i. the rpee. Idd the second beng that q survey Of the situation has proved the pipes were broken for long T distance than had been expected.
 However the gas company which pipes this commodity from Louisiana
 tiu has large field force at tha Rcd river and is prepared 10 start the work of repair just as soon Us t is possible to get the men to work.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-12

generally herg Many believe they have seen the man, or have seen some one SO closely resembling him as to misIcad, but l have received no information that he was eter here"
 Mr. Burnett left last night for St Louis He has also visited other points in search Of his son and while
 inc search is not abandoned, he has had no success.
 Mir. Burnett stated last night that his son was very successful youus physician of St Louis and later moy ed 10 Kansas city with ms family, a wife and two sons He got along we while sober. but it was when given 10 drink that he imasiucd people were houudne him for some imaginary charge Of crime Mr. Barnett gave the following as the description of the man.
 Description. 31 years old heisnt 5 ft 6 in. weight lGo 10 l75 pounds, dark hair brown eyes. wears mus tscbc and eoatee Oull beard would be inclined to sandy colorl has mil tary walk. habitual smoker of cigars. habit of clearing throat Is regis tered physician in Missouri. Prac- uocd as advertising physician in St. Louis aud Kansas City, On account of family trouble he took 10 drinking. Later disappeared from Kansas City Dee. 1912 Was treated in st. Lotus city Hospital July 1918. Later dis appoarcd from Hotel Sikeston Sikes- tou Mo. Nov H. lel& Is very capable man in his lime when sohca but irresponsible and talks suicide when drj0Nus No criminal charge against him but hy maeiues there + when drunk
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-12
COMMENCEMENT
 PROGRAM IS OUT
THERE WILL BE 24 IN THE GRAD UATlNG CLASS OF THE HIGH
 SCHOOL THIS YEAR.
Number Of Entertainment Events Are Scheduled for the Last Few Days of the Scholastic Term.

Commencement exercises at the Hot Spr.ues Hjgh School will be started sunday morning, May 20. when inc baccalaureate sermon preached at the Princess theater at II o'clock by Rev C. F Hickok. pas tor of the First Presbyterian churca. All music for the eNero ses win be furnished by pupils of the high schoo. under the direction of Miss Olive Faulkner, music supervisor.
 The Seniors annual class play will be staged al inc Auditorium theater on the evening Of Tuesday, June l. It is entitled Alabama" pretty southern romance in foar acts lt calls for eleven character parts Miss Joe May Wood, who has been study ing expression al Columbia Univer- sity New York City is coaching the students.
 The final high ~choo exercises will take place Thursday June g, which is commencement night Twenty-four graduates will receive diplomas Sev- enteeu arc girls aud,seven boys They are,
 Misses Bonnie lol wTer Frances Kathyue Williams gWnn Ethel Su- livan Alma Lydia 7ewkes Kathleen Candler Schaer Do Is Margaret File man. Rachae EstDle Eddy Mildren billiard Wmued loush. Pearl R
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-12
4 BAD CASE
 AND ITS RELIEF
Lady TeUs Details of Ten Years os Suffering Which Now Lies
 Behind Her.

Wallace, Na.-Mrs Mary Yes of this town. says tAbout ten wear ago, had very poor health. and for five years il steadily got worse. | could not stand on my feet. got so l could only drag about in the room. Most of the time | was not able 70 do my work
 | had terrible bearing down pains. my back ached all the time and was very weak. l could scarcely carry anything and suffered agony when | lifted anything The muscles in my abdomen were so weak could scarce ly lift myself up straight, and | thought ] would surely grow crooked. ! had difficulty in walking. it was so painful suffered hips and back and could hardly raise mp at all At times l couldn't sit on the chair would have Co lie down. was n such agony | just sat around and cried.
 At this time ahout five years ago. ! began to take Cardui. at my moth CTS insi~tence After two or three weeks use I saw an improvement The pains got less gradually uuU they disappeared in two months could do most Of my work For about three years my improvement was steady and continued mt | had back my health and ~treuuh
 The cure has been permanent. for ] have been in good health for the past two years. due to my having taken CardHi which effected the cnre
 An druggists sell CaydM Try it
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-12
NON-COMM!TTAL IS
 SEN. J. P. CLARKE
ARKANSAS MEMBER OF COMMIT TEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS
 WON'T TALK WAR.
Says, However, That the Sawyer Rac- ing Bill Win Be Filed With the Su- preme Court Within a Few Days.

Little Rock, May 1S.-James P. Clarke, United States senator and member of the senate committee on foreign relations, this morning quietly but positively declined 10 make pub- lie his views relative to the Lusitania disaster and the possibility of Presi- dent Woodrow Wilson calling spe. cial session of congress to deal with the situation.
 With his desk cluttered with tele- grams and letters asking for his views from newspapers and individu- als the veteran Arkansas senator con tinued his reticent attitude As a member of the committee on foreign relations the Arkansas senator, if so inclined, could give some interesting information.
 Yes I'm a member of the commit tee on foreign relations. and that com mittee deals considerably with dip.o- matic problems between this and oth- CT countries; but have nothing to say" said Senaor Clarke. You see, I wouldn't want 10 gve out euro stone interview. If the time comes when I think it necessary to make a statement l will gladly do SO"
 Senator Clarke when asked whether he thought a special session of con gress imminent
 "l don't know anything more than you do' he rep jed
 Come back again You are always welcome-but l haven't anything to say" continued Senator Clarke and the interview ended
 Senator Clarke one of the attoc neys for Hot Springs proponents of the famous Sawyer racing bill. said the appeal from Judge Guy Fulk's decision will be filed in the supreme court within a few days
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-12
camphor in the Philippines.

It is reported that Blumea balsami- fera which grows wild in abundance in the Philippines, has been found to be identical with the plant from which ugai camphor is obtained in certain parts of China The commercial pos. abilities of this plant are now being investigated by the Philippine Bur reau of Science and Bureau of For. estry. y.-SCicutihC American.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-12

Deiuded, while drinking, with the idea that there is some criminal charge against him. and having also a tendency to suicide while he is in his cups Dr. E. J Barnett formerly of St. Louis and Kansas City, is miss ing. and yesterday his father, s. r. Barnett was u Hot Springs making inquiry for the missing man
 T do not know positively that he came to Hot Springs, said the father yesterday but | have made inquiry
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-12
Best Thing for Bilious Attack.

"On account of my confinement in the printing office I have for wears been a chronic sufferer from indises- ton and liver trouble A few weeks ago l had an attack that was so se- were that was not able to go to the case for two days Failing 10 get any relief from any other treatment, l took three of Chamberlains Tab lets and the next day l felt like a nsw man." writes T. C. Bailey, Editor Carolina News Chapin S. C. Obtain able everywhere.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-12

Ritter Emma EsteIe MeuN, Elizabeth Luine Murphy, . Marie Fink, Eliz- abeth Mildred Phillips Lillian Mau- rine Western Jodie Elizabeth Vince lock Lena Cummings, Messrs Ashury w. Meadows, AIyy Tucker, Howard Jordan Raymond La Roy Martin. John KeIlum Keirsey. Charles Elmer Riley and Charles James Weaver
 Miss Fink mas been selected vale dictorian and Mr. Ke.rsey, salutato- torian. The exercises will be held in the Auditorium. Following the eNer- cises the graduates will enjoy a big banque, at one oi the leading hote g
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-12
SEARCHING HERE
 FOR DR. BURNETT
SON OF FORMER ST. LOUIS PHY- SlClAN HERE SEEKING
 INFORMATION.

1t Is Said That When Drinking He Talks About Suicide ard lmagines There is Criminal Charge Against Him.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-12
FLUE BURNED OUT

The burning of a fluc at FrIsby's last u.E1t about eleven o'clock called tbe lilo dopariment~ 10 tae down town district There was no further baze than contained in the burning fIue, which soon was attended to.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-12
- f1E- SENTINEL-RECORD JOB DEPARTMENT

LETTER HEADS, NOTE HEADS, BILL HEADS, STATEMENTS, EN- VELOPES, CARDS, ETC., LAW STREETS NEATLY EXECUTED
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-12
o. c. MICKEY DEAD.

o. C. Mickey who died Monday at his home on oak street will be buried this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. from the home. He was a member of the Masonic fraternity and the Moose was well known and had many friends m ths City.
 WANT to buy grocery store Call at W. R. Poe Furniture Co., 215 Valley St Telp1bone 134G 5-G-2wk
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-03
WANT A WAR MAP2

A limited number Of war maps Of
Europe have been secured by the
Star Bulletin and are offered to pat.
rons OF this paper at the very reason
able price of Is cents, the order to
be accompanied by three coupons clip
ped from this paper. The coupon IL
published In another column. This
map takes In all Of Europe and en-.
aDIes the reader to follow the aetfv.
titles Of all the European warning forc
es. Remember that the supply IL lin.
tied. Il
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-03

A monument to the eth Ohio Vol
unteer Infantry regiment was dedi.
Gated at Missionary Ridge, Chattanoo-
ga. - lii.
Harrison B. Brown, the marine
painter, is dead at his home in Lon.
don. He was IS years old and ma
tive of Portland Ne.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-03

Attractive housekeeping rooms; good
neighborhood; near car. Phone 1927,
1920 Kapiolani st. 6126-3t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-03

Large mosquito-proof room with board,
for one or two young men. Phone
4S74. 6117-Sats-t If
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-03

Two-bedroom furnished cottage; $50.
81 Young St, mr.. KapioIani. opp.
tennis courts. 6111-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-03

A small bungalow; reasonable rent.
Apply MacGregor & Blatt, Fort, bet.
King and Hotel SITS. 6125-6t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-03

Three-bedroom house on Kewalo, bet.
Wilder and Lunalilo sts.; $40. APP
ply Olive G. Lansing, 80 Merchant
ct. 605S-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-03

Flve-room mosquito-proof cottage; SIS.
Phone 1854. 6123-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-03
LOST

Heavy gold cross and crown ring,
worth more to the owner than its
actual value; finder please return to
Star-Bulletin office and receive re-
ward 612S-2t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-03
MUSIC LESSONS.
SURGEON cHIRoPoDIsT.
SOLICITORS WANTED. {

Five bright, capable ladies in each
state to travel, demonstrate and sell
dealers; $25 to $50 per week; rail-
road fare paid. Goodrich Drug Co.,
Dept. 119, Omaha, Nebr. 6120-6m