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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-09
PHILIPPINE BAND
CONCERT HEARD
BY THOUSANDS
Musicians So Pleased at Re.
. ception They Play Again Be-
fore Leaving This Morning

Several thousand people packed the
streets In the vicinity Of Bishop parl
and q thousand more Occupied the root
garden Of the Young hotel, while the
Philippine Constabulary band, en-
route 70 the San Francisco fair, gave
q concert under d tcircnsn tent Iii the
park last night.
When the Manchnria, which carried
the band out Of the city this morning,
arrived at Pier Z at $50 b. M. yes.
terday. Kapellmeister Berger and the
Hawaiian band greeted the Filipino
organization with Aloha Oe.s Madam
Alapai and Mrs.. w. r. Chiffon sing
ing. The visiting band was escorted
to the Young hotel, where both bands
were dined. Then the Constabuiary
band was seated in the park and while
q crowd OF from 608O to 1000 people
listened the band played until after
8: 80 O'Clock.
At the dinner Governor Pinkhan,
gave an address of welcome. Many
OF the constabulary musicians were
personal friends, dating from the
governors residence In the Philip
pines. The Hawaiian band entertained
the visitors with typical Hawaiian
songs.
Parlors on the second floor Of the
Kenng hotel, directly opposite the
musicians, were given over to Gov
ernor Pinkham and his guests. After
the concert members OF the visiting
bana spent several hours with Philip
pine friends il the city. Captain Low
Ing, director Of the Constabulary band,
was the guest Of Internal Revenue
Collector c. A. Cottriu and Mrs. Cot
trilL
So pleased were the visitors that
they decided to give another concert
before leaving Honolulu. Accordingly
short program was given this morn
ing at Pier z just before the Man.
churia departedA The Constabuiary
band will play at the Panama Pacific
international Exposition until Ii comes
to q close 10 months from now. The
same band visited this city in 1909 on
Its way to Washington, where they
played at ex-President Taft's inaugu-
ration.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-09
4, FALSE STANDARD
OF ULTURE

has gained ground in this century
which looks upon the bearing and
rearing OF children as something
coarse and vulgar and to be avoided,
but the advent OF Eugenics means
much for the motherhood OF the race.
Happy is the wife who, though weak
and ailing, depends upon Lydia e
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
restore her to health, and when heas
aches and backaches are thing Of
the past, brave sons and fair daugh-
ters rise up and call her blessed.
Advertisement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-09

sires to turn out the nine companies
stationed on Oahu for combined drill,
which will be held at Kapiolani park.
The regiment will assemble at the
armery and viii board street cars at
8 o'clock for Diamond Head.
Maj. Gustave Rose. commanding
the second battalion, has ordered the
five companies OF his command-R
Company being attached out for bat
TALON drill this evening. Assembly
will be at 1880 O'Clock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-09
ASK APPROPRIATION
FOR WATER SURVEY

The city engineer win request the
adoption OF resolution at tonight's
meeting of the board Of supervisors
appropriating $500 for the initial cost
OF surveying the water system OF the
city. 1t has been estimated that this
survey. which Enginear Whitehouse
says is necessary. win cost severn
thousand dollars. but the amounts Miil
be appropriated By resolutions - Ne
60 along, according to the engineers
expression.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-09
NEW STORE FOR HAWAIIAN
GOODS TO BE OPENED SOON

Handling Hawaiian bead work. fur
niture, calabashes and other native
goods as specially, the Hawaiian
Distributing Company viii open its
new curio store in the Masonic build,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-09

Walter Larsen, slcited before Judge
Ashford yesterday for failure to pro-
vide for his wife and infant child, was
given q suspension of sentence for
two weeks Sentence may be further
suspended IL he arrange In that time
20 make amends TO his family.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-09
GUARD REGIMENT
Will DRILL At
KAPI0LANI PARK

For the first time since the joint
Eencampment with the regular troops
last July the LIST Infantry, NJ. G. H.,
will turn out for regimental drill next
Sunday. With the annual inspection
scheduled for March and several pa
rades IN prospect, Lieut. col. w. r.
Riley, the regimental commander, de- ]
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-09

A declaration Of intention TO Sc.
come an American citizen has len
filed IN the federal court by vaiefo
cembro. native OF Fnnchal, Madeira,
and q lah0rer by trade.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-09
81
-TEEALGR
the HOUSE Of silen. Drams.

The House Of Silent Drama.
Matinee $50 p. n.
Evening (tWo stoWs). 6:45 and $50
Special Program for TODAY:
A QUESTION OF HATS AND
GoWNS--TwoTeeI drama. Edison
Reapine for the Whiriwind- 81 3
Ruth Roland comedy Kalemi
The Country Girl ?. -.l.
Comedy I.nb,nI
The Adventures Of lthe Rival Under.
takers-Comedy yitagranb,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-08
spLlr TicKtr coNraoVrNsY

WARRINGTON kpNi Fhs cniir
lnttfriHff fmrmrfre Nammlsfiun elil
go ip1nf fH heaf iht arguments M ihe
railroads end their Upnnuenst DOB the
nllli uraet rNntffNcfht Witch Hffrif n
thr uae ~ m.lciEf 81 trafff uufih sua
south pn no etslrfa railroads The
southern HHra hnyr maintained mileage
Nuoh arrangements With nafsiYffn linns
flf tutpafA lahecnarf frffic atifN. o.
IL claimed ly nnuhefn lines b. nUi lu
compliance 9Th she commission fai.
mss The eHnrfifaHie fped demand
e1 tho withdrawal ~ fhp interchange
hlo mileage affaHsausut. and mans
boards - irFdf haFf protested
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-08
GRAND JURY TO PROBE
LOVE CULT FOLLOWING
DEATH OF YOUNG Girl
ptAfh % nlss ANV rANNNR IN
ALLIANCE, OFtlo. tkeosEp
DETAILS OF cvLF.

CANTON Ns AR 4 sfaod gov,
iufcttlHRiicn de- fNFrfiuA tn btNia here
fnaat ~ ins haf CuN I'd Alliance.
ohio nhnh nae exposed Win all ia
uulluv dtlalla Whom Niss Ams Tanner
mrmhef ~ 20 ,uli " me -kmsaam
" uni. died mi tiefisusi, 90 March
Apptit rerUt A urorgo had 81
iht r,di Nbu has hrtn rrsnaine tee
aaf, ia aA sWntIpf ths investigation
nf raeaiaai auihefiies lnfn SIR nauHss
~ inf siflf death. has r.seaisd 10 tho
auinNgliifa tAr sifasst raipedf fss 81.
aur,iailpn ~ depressed sptlts q 500.
men memhyfs ana ihs unique nsean
uf iht riiit ehsoh lroiadr she theur.
ihai virtue and sies arc contrary 81
fHf urhaulrs " fead 'iltr"
When Niss TANNER dita ~ tho
frHneraHna llUinr' ~ 500 fuii near
Alliance ths rnlief ynf bHaf ana af
rrftad Apostle ueniat aud ten nihrs
ulumirie $3.50 we're Twins hi il. Indus
if'si cdnia established hY thn NeianS
fise ~ ilHUHt arrested Nefs women
inf mcWNrfs vrir iHt.f fsieaHfa. hgi
fhp Apostle Waa held in faN nniii
thc suits femalHr were examined mn
po.ndp
ueUfr came tu Alliance ahani y year
aan. ana tho ruu UAt fpihra last fan
a iHfer iuf ufinut house Nas the meet
isF Hinre Asif Iann,f ioiurr she love
rsii duffna ihf winter According ~
me Apostle" she enu "run dewn
arlritaaily fhe tuid mo rhe had
tfoHlis re- hama.' sali ueasac. 1Ws
have established THIS hume 80 buIid
up Christian Nfr ~ she asnr 60 ua -
5f huif W spiritually"
ArcsniHs fa enc father ~ tho
TANNER ksii be- paf.nis believed Aha
hsH gnns az y BOARDING. bguss anf fbe
Tiiia deere we're hrf friends
'iifrfhff ;'hipga el,a Was efv ~
ihe rulf memN0fH. has testified that ne
Nsni 90 fn. Kingdom ~ A. i,tie
nirrarf wafa 80 admitted the ~
mafaa ilsasd earf esther ~ the eaii -
fSe WnH bn saiA ne arrf dprr uot
ifagilrr Immortality Thar the local
err y Hltaiiaf in fltes a. fhe Holy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-08
And For Three Summers MIRA. Vim.
cent Was Ussbls 10 Attend 10
Asy sf Her Heusework.

Pleasant iiIi, n. CT suffered ipr
fhrer summers" writes Mrs. Waiter
vlneeni. Of silis town. END the si;!ss AID
last sins. was my worst.
ihsd dreadful nsvois headaches and
psosisaiion. and was scarcely able 70
walk sbosa- Could noi do any Of nj
ho0sseosk.
! siso had efrs@ise pairs In my hasl
ard sides and when ons o. those ~rat,
sinking sgsili woald cEsse 90 ma.
~osad ,ssss 10 give ap and ile donn
uEii' n wore CT.
! ~ss csrsaiuly In . dreadful state o
health. when ilnaily decided 10 IA
csrdsa. the voman's ioaAc. And ilfni,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-08

&, me cnit htsasNsttefs rht ma n,f
lfAe fhipes. b WAS stated ans sneilna.
~ 81 fef,ee ~ rloroslliea 81 mns-
siasc
"fhs refroec ~ thu rfofhrth,ues
continues the Aatemett ~st "a asin
Tho mvmtsn ir thv trislspzi ssreihlt'
nifnt ~ iisi iNtf niiHtl NJ ~ 10 10
Uenfsvs associates Nhsa fte unfia
fails ia his feet sie e.prripd this
eesb.
OsofHt nea sfHNni titeh hasipa
Risnnlne arfua vhieh ho eai4 lelf
denf ana ir unl4h be eainla % ~
suffruns death AID hall ~ shei hls
speHiles may b. flnaHt raeqtmtea
Whfn under ttrse hafdtnA lie pffra
gets biz reVesafluta.
"si4 uffeB said W cauid heaf the
iaurhirf " ~ aplfli Gag hiH stomach
50 dl4tinfiiS - D. could hear enc
iauRhfeI " prfraa ~ rspialnsd
however. that Is eaa eilh hia seIrtaai
s,omaeh and aot hlp material tnmnrh
that hg ihouttt tretn ihis iuief fHe
words ~ ~ spirit went ie hia heaa
arid nbi ~ % m1uih
'uyGtns a. lmmHne ffs.m tistast aaa
dsain A buliti hosH WpWh haft ma
effcti nl,nH tlm THIS pala lhai hs dacs
ausfFf 81 times n Rn hiisrt - tnf ~.
pefieciis sabiped arfli nhlcn ~ lHpst
eoHguef
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-08

niFhi ard n b doesn't sifalxmsn 900
nrhi up ana max. f0a fsei f,Hf Hud
fifofpus ~ mpmnN { want gDo a. go
iatfs AZ fhs riHfs and 80 Yeps nanaF
i,tsinpps iafff Tane ia '5sssfayiSS $50
ssh ~ fsirsrfs fsaurs B, b. fsai Eser
inedielnt entirely tfarfaifs therefore
y can uai stlifstr ~ mskf yoH tlrk
guarantee fhas soc spoonful N y1a
epu's iAt.f Tons viii pm Y0sf siasrlell
liver W eefh aud clean iDuf b0arls ~
max nfrf fiic and fnHeii patel waste
vpirN ~ rfaeftnr gsas ryrtfm ana
rlakinE gpu frei mfsffsnie FparBptaq
ftAf : bpffif - faleDno Liver Tone
esf tfep FAs satire family fessian
ffrf - rsenfhr Give Il ~ ftur rfili
afeH * y harmless as.sn's sfitst sna
ibat uhs ~ Eisaesng tsxse Aassf.
fissntnt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-08
COULD SCARCELY
WALK ABOUT

believe wouid have died u I hasay
iAirn Il.
Alter ! begin lstlag cardul. was
greatly helped. and al three bottles re-
llsyee me entirely.
J iaiisnsd up, and grew 80 mu<h
stronger Ia lhfse menihs, ! lsll llke aa-
other pefscu altogether"
csdaI i purely vegetable and rsuilt-
acting lis ingredients have mild ioaIs
effect. on me wonsansy constitution.
cArdm makes Coz Increased strength.
improves ms appetite. iones 10 iie rrf-
youz sysism, and helps 70 MAKE pale.
nzl,ow ehssks. fresh snd rosy,
cafcnI has helped more than a million
weak women. dnsiar iIss pars 81 sszs-
II VIII asfssy DO 'pf spu. what Il has
done Tor ihsn. Ig csfdaI today.
afss ~ cksn.n,rxs n.s.ss-- ~. lss.>.t ~
t,&f Nem LAffte 49,. JFen ~ 4estI ~
r9fstaAf ~ es4f ihN ~ N Mt4 ~. {'ssr4
feesp~e' ~ NssHs ss''' Aafe,'e srsHF' ta
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-08

Hsitsf Gait aha as.rler,si ~ ishipis'
testimony Men and Wsantn a.s HoNn
on chs fiaaf tna Htufn ptrf onfs os
iWi,a" 80 un hls refnsoe when lhe
spirit H. open thrrs N ths tinihinn w
the wamca hVenmns dtaariuhash auf.
me thr resemon, u b utinirntisnsl
and Il daas hi 0aa. be- aaia
rAinaslsH slraren has made j sNorn
riutrsHsnt ia me Aethafiilea. % ~hl, 3
he has outlined rsant ~ ms unique
hcll.fs as declares fhat The wufla
10 nculsef Fenna npr Mat. ihai ,itfas
az web ~ sltq. h contrary 10 ihe Ifln
siplea ~ zeal life. and sha, ihouahts
emanete fruia . spiritual self located IN
enc atamaeh
Another meateg ~ shs cuil hiss made
a stafainant ~ the police. ir ~hieh tilf
Apostle" Is thus drsgfthvdI pigr est
ferugnirna 40 the final authority hna
lhs onit perfect man. lils NSfr a. bee
come tho meihef - an living - nha
commonly called pa and hia wsia MAJ
Ths, tpasihef arfs ~ Huian she ufsi
i,sffeel humS ana vefs 80 Do ths chlsi
rulefn durine toe millensvm
That splfli marriage had heF0
ARA nac6 hriwren fopun Nemtn Oh
iieqnn ifriHbin vhsu and ~ D. l'hiNFa
fhs John she BAPTIST * ,hs fuii ~es
tne assertion ~ the pefrau mahlna
the aiatsmepf Tbia YeBHg woman
waa referred % nn fht nprelai Nnrlfil
DAUGHTER ~ The Apostle ami his
Spouse Nhs ~ said % be an attractive
bai neriiY religious faana Wnrirn
while shs 10 auttpaaof 81 piaef stuiifli
confidence ~ urnfEt nna ip ahrf his
every fonnaAd. she waE, hvNrNnf
hare - mansss and would ~, cg,s.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-08
YEAR HAS PASSED YET
NO WORD HAS CONE OF
EXPLORER IN ARCIICS
VtLhsAlMuR STFFAkssoN lErT
NORTHERN COAST o. AMIR
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ferrd fhn lHlaf Neas in NtfH.u ifrsd
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Hf Hrfer cNiarnae af NifiauHain haV
nT reached fhe fiHoe
riut ufn D. afll .lnua. thst fss
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of.fr fafa fu 5000 ff..it aIa t.8, faf
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-08

ioNppN. hpfii 7 ~ Consequences
II ~ lesi Raitegr rallsunf h M az
~ the exclusive AsnansNn tlnh ~
phich oaiy men sfe fisalhle. has tsrlhet
81 rn,plst women servants patipt
maids npa enfve dileAe and afsrrn0en
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-08
Velva

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strengthintog growing children.
Give them Velva three times a
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they eat IL on your flaky hot
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cakes. Use plenty of VcIva and
You'll keepthe costof the table
down. Get Vclva az your gro
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coupons on the labels and send
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-08

Light, flaxy mullins, oven hot
and golden topped. a supper
time goody that certainly sviN
strike that hungry spot. Serve
them with the finest. richest
syrup you can buy anywhere.
That's
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18
Governor of Sonora Is Threaten
ed With Death BY Reason of
Bomb Found Near His Noga-
les, Sonora Headquarters.
SEVERAL EXECUTED
FOR COMPLETELY
Gales Troops Reported Nearer
the City; Carranza Informs
American Agents He Will Re-
fuse Offer of Pan Americans.

NOGALES. Aug. 1.-THE discovery
iof a bomb, attached to a time fuse, in
the room next to the headquarters of
Gov Maytorena resulted in the execu.
tion of Capt Ropas and two other of.
iicers Of the Villa garrison
Seven other soldiers will be execut.
ed at dawn, it was stated tonight. The
bomb was timed to explode at eight
tonight when Maytorena is usually en-.
gagged in his office
The discovery Of the bomb. # is be
lieved by Villa adherents i'm the Mex.
lean portion OF the town to be the cul
mination of a plot to murder Mayto.
rena whom many are said to hold re-
sponsible for the collapse of the villa
cause @ Sonoro
The Carranza forces are a few miles
/ from Nogales and are still adyancua
on the town Only outpost skirmish-
es occurred today. Many bullets fell
on the American side i'm the fighting
yesterday but none i'm the vicinity q,
this city or an ranches on the Amer
lean side of the border The forces
of Gales are repairing the Ridges be-
tween Buena Vista and Lomas pre-.
paratory to running trains to Guaymas
and Naco With the troops i'm these
towns Maytorena win be bottled up.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18
cARRANzA WILL REFUsE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 -Carrauza.
within a few days, will reply to the
Pan-American appeal TO Mexico. it
was learned tonight He viii reject
the peace conferences, it is reported
and viii suggest that the confcrees
use their influence to obtain recogni-
tion for his government from their
respective republics.
According to his friends here. Car
rama appreciated the friendly tone of
the Pan-American appeal He has
consulted his civil and military asso.
ciates regarding it and has communi-
Gated with Eliseo Arrendondo, the
Washington representative, and other
agents of his cause i'm the United
States
The result Of these conferences. 10
is declared the General determined
to make a courteous reply giving in
detail his reasons for rejecting tho
conference plan, and advancing argu-
ments in an effort to convince tho
conferees that recognition of the Car
rama government was warranted and
necessary for the re-establishment OF
peace I'm Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18
Gulf City Is Practically Cut OFF
From Communication From
Outside World; Wireless Only
Is USable to Outside.
GREAT DAMAGE is DONE
TO THE WATER FRONT
Damage to the Inland Coastal
Plain Is Indicated From All Re-
ports; Transport BufOrd Sole
PurveyOr of News.

DALLAS. Aug IA wireless mess
age from Galveston gave the only di-
rect news Of the stricken city No
definite news Of the loss of life was
reported but the desperate situation
thee itizens of Galveston found them
selves in was indicated. vaguely. by
the statement late this afternoon by
wireless that boats were takingpeople
from the buildings on the main streets
to the United States Transport Buf
ord The tropical hurricane extended
its devastation inland
Tonight wire communication is i'm
possible beyond Waco. Beaumont.
Houston, Taylor. Temple and other
cities In southeast Texas are thought
hard hit by thestorm. the last reports
from those places telling of unroofed
buildings, uprooted trees and other
damage Although the latest reports
from Galveston by wireless indicated
the storm was subsiding and the
water had started to drain slowly
from the streets. There was no pros
pect of wire communication being re-
stored for several days. Hundreds Of
miles of wires are down
The army transport Buford's wire
less outfit was the sole means Of com
municatiOn between Galveston. and
outside world. Her companion ship.
the Mcclellan is high and dry half a
mile inland The greatest damage in
Galveston, judging from the meagre
wireless messages and the tales of such
refugees as left before the fun fury
Of theh urricane was felt on the is
land occurred in the districts fronting
the sea
All the buildings on the water front
were ruined, this circumstance being
almost a repetition of the city's ex-
iDerience in previous storms. The yes
sells caught in the harbor also suffer
ed heavily, some being destroyed
while others were badly damagd
Giant waves thrown up by the storm.
carried large and small craft alike far
beyond the usual beach boudaries.
The marine salvage work will probab-
/ ly be complicated by the necessity Of
getting many boats back to their own
element
II viii be weeks probably before the
full extent of the property damage
can be given accurately Farms on
the coastal plains undoubtedly suffer
ed severe damage and many villages,
in the path of the storm, have not
been heard from since early yesterday
( At Waco two hundred miles northeast
Of Galveston, theb arometer was fall
ing early tonight, and a gale was blow
ing with unabating force This indi-
Gated the storm center was approach
| ing that part of the state and the ex-
/ Iperiences Of Taylor and Temple are
borne out in that conjecture.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18
J COURT RECESSES
ON ILLNESS
Of JUDGE
Judge Lockwood AdjournS Court
on Account of Illness; Docket
Has Some of the Most Inter-
eSting Cases for Trial.

TOMBSTONE. Aug. II CspeciaD-
There was no session Of the Superior
court today on account Of the illness
of Judge Lockwood who is suffering
from an attack of Ia grippe, which
has been prevailing i'm this city for
the past week. He expects to be able
to hold court i'm the morning and the
jury panel were excused until that
time
The jury I'm the case of Thomas Sui
livan VS. Mrs. Martinez. was out but a
short time last evening and returned
verdict I'm favor The defendant
An order was entered in the case
Of A. J. REM vs.. J. f. billiard. ct ux.
showing the default of the defendant
and giving Judgment for the plaintin
I'm the case of Pete Martinez VS..
Jennie Martinez a decree of divorce
was granted Both parties are resi-
dents of Douglas
I'm the case Of Francisco Lopez VS..
Maria Lopez a decree of divorce was
also granted They are also both resi-
dents of Douglas
The case Of William A. HaraBin VS..
/ j. d. Boone which was 10 have been
tried today viii go over until tomor-
row, and will be tried If the Judge
is able 10 hear the same. if not it
win be continued for the term.
Phil n. Ludwig Of Wilcox has filed
suit I'm the Superior Court by his At
toney John Gungle for divorce from
his wife Nellie A. Ludwig
w b Dickey has filed an action for
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NO COMPLICATIONS

BROWNSVILLE, Aug. 17.-No sign
OF international complications devel-
oper here as result of the fight a.
cross the Rio Grande last night at
Progreso between about one hundred
MeNicans and twenty-one q. S. caval.
rymen. It is estimated six Mexicans
We're killed In a twenty minute fight
the MeNicans were driven from the
river bank. The Mexicans did not re.
turn to the attack today, although
they fired a shot at the American sol
diers.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18
SOCIALISM
TAKEN To
TASK
Boston Speaker, Before Catholic
Federation, Says Socialism Is
Economic AbSurdity, Political
MOnStroSity."
Scene at Plattsburg encan

TOLEDO, o., Aug 1.-THE immi-
grafton question largely occupied the
attention of the delegates TO the an
nual convention of the American Fed
Grafton of Catholic Societies here to-
day, a number Of speakers discussing
the problem at a social service mass
meeting I'm the Coliseum
Charles f. Fay president Of the
Common Cause Society, Of Boston,
spoke of the Difficulties and Dangers
of the Catholic Immigrant" There
has been. he said, a great deal Of
scientific analysis Of the immigration
question, and there was more needed
for action than for figures He said:
"The welfare of the immigrant and
the welfare of the native are INSOFAR
able. If we fall, they shall fall, and
they shall stand if we do. Men are
becoming more and more restless and
discontented with everything. The
masses of Europe and the masses of
America alike are agitated by speak
ers and teachers on subjects that are
fundamental i'm Importance False
hood, in the name of philosophy and
politics, of religion, progress and
science. has made entry into millions
Of minds
Socialism is an example. Here we
have, as Bebel says, a philosophy of
life entering into every phase of hu-
man activity; a movement not ade.
quately comprehended by ten per cent
Of its membership; a school of thought
founded by Atheists on Atheism, i'm
volving necessarily the fatalism, de
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