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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-06
COL. F. F. glenn
DECLARESARMY
PATHETIC Thing

Drawing official wrath to tear the
veil of secrecy from about military in
efficiency" says the Defense Weekly,
a New York preparedness publica-
ton, Col. Edwin F. Glenn, US. A,
chief of staff of the Department of the
East, has characterized the United
States as 'the most pathetic spectacle
any nation has ever seen in the form
of an army The paper goes on to
state: :..~.
"Inasmuch as Colonel Glenn deliv-
cred this characterize ton before the
Sphinx Club at a banquet in the Wal
dorf-Astoria Hotel. New York, at
which more than 1000 of New York's
most prominent citizens attended, his
address is the subject of city-wide
comment today. .-... ...*...
"'For four years two-thirds of the
United States army has been on the
Mexican border said Col Glenn. We
have had $4,000 men either on or close
to the border during all of that time,
but we haven't yet found ourselves in
position to chase Villa and punish
him for the massacre of American citf-
zens days ago. Why haven't we?
1.-The answer is that we haven't
enough men, If the American army
today wasn't so pathetic it would be
farcical. 1t is the most pathetic spec
tacle any nation ever has seen in the
form of an army, and all the other
powers know these facts even better
than we do. II a.. ..:.
Having seen our position when
confronted with this Mexican trouble,
it is not difficult to imagine our posi-
ton if attacked by European power.
If we are attacked upon the Atlantic
you may be sure we will be struck
from behind on the Pacific, too. 1t is
a matter of commerce alone, and we
need ask no questions as to what will
happen to us. With Japan possessing
3, 100000 men and with at least 4,000,-
0U0 more on the Atlantic, we may see
without much trouble where we would
be-" .. '.....> = -. -. s. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-06
VACCINATE OFFICERS -. III. l..
WITH TYPHUS SERUM

Fourteen commissioned officers of
Fort Shafter were vaccinized against
typhoid Tuesday, the first of the ty-
phoid immunization campaign. r.
Following is the list of those who
took the needle: Capt. Alden C..
Knowles, quartermaster End Inf;
Capt. John Randolph, End Inf; LIST
Lieut.. Frederick F.. Black, Signal
Corps: 1st Lieut. Claire Bennett, End
Inf: 1st Lieut.. Thomas l.. Crystal,
2nd Inf; 1st Lieut. Joseph A. Me-
Andrews, End Inf; 1st Lieut.. John b.
Richardson, battalion adjutant, 2nd
Inf: 1st Lieut.. Clyde r. Abraham,
End Inf; list Lieut. Paul S. Reinecke,
Corps of Engineers: LIST Lieut.. Ray
mond A. Wheeler. Corps of Engin-
GERS; list Lieut.. Henry c. X. Muh-
Ienberg. End Inf; 1st Lieut.. Frederick
A. Barker, End Inf; 1st Lieut.. Alfred
H. Hobley, End Inf; End Lieut.. Doug
lass T. Greene, End Inf. ill., I
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-06
CRONAN MAY BE
EXONERATED in
DIVORCE issue
Commander of U. S. S. Supply
figures in Strange Turn OF
Legal Wheel

Asking that her divorced husband.
Lieut.. William CronaD, I. S. ~. be
exonerated and that the decree OF d.
vorce granted in May, 1910, be an
nulled, Mrs. Marie Cronan sprung a
surprise few days ago in San Fran
cisco when she appeared in Judge
Thomas F. Graham's court. ...:
Lieut. Cronan will arrive in Hono-
lulu this evening or Friday morning
in command of the U. S. S. Supply.
station ship at the Guam naval sta
ton. Mrs. Cronan and their lO
months old child may be on the boat
with him. 49,. 49,. ~
Mrs. Cronan's reasons for asking
that the decree of divorce be an
nulled are, according 20 the San Fran
cisco Bulletin of March q, that he mas
made charges that it was obtained
through collision and iraGd." and
that these charges have cast cloud
upon certain settlement male Iphn
Mrs. Cronan at the time The decree
was granted. zs--~ s..,@.... ....'... ~. ,
In telling the story the Bulletin says
in part: r. e.: i. II. ....
Judge Graham issued citation III
recting Lieut. Cronan to appear in his
court within ten days and show cause
why the divorce decree should not be
set aside The attorney for Mrs.
Cronan, William Nj. Simms, is now
trying to serve Cronan with the cita
ton before the lieutenant leaves this
city on his way to his new post
Cronan until recently has been sta.
toned at the Bremerton navy yard in
Washington. I'LL - -. +:
Mrs. Cronan was formerly Miss Mel
lie Grant, popular society girl OF
San Francisco. Her mother is Mrs
]. R. Grant of 3701 Washington street,
San Francisco. ....%. H.. 49,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-06
ORDERSOF THE
HAWAIIAN DEBT,


In compliance with paragraph 1889,
Army Regulations, Capt. Charles g..
Mettier, Ordnance Department, Arm.
ament Officer, will make not to ex-
coed three visits during the months OF
April, May and June, 1916, to Forts
Armstrong, De Russy, Kamehameha,
Ruger, Shafter and Schofield Bar
racks, H. T., for the purpose OF max
ing an inspection of the machine
guns, mobile and seacoast artillery,
and articles pertaining thereto. Upon
completion of the duties pertaining to
each visit he will return to his prop
er station. -... .
Pvt. 1st Glass William P. Conway,
Quartermasters Department, Scho-
field Barracks, has been transferred
as a private to Troop |, 4th Cavalry,
at that post. -@*
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-06
FEEL fine! TAKE
CASCARETS' FOR
LIVER, BOWELS
Spend 10 Cents! Don't Stay
Bilious. Sick, Headachy,
Constipated Z.
Can't Harm You! Best Cathar-
tic for Men. Women and
Children

Enjoy life! Your system is filled
with an accumulation of bile and
bowel poison which keeps you bilious
headachy. dizzy, tongue coated, breath
bad and stomach sour-Why don't you
get 1O-cent box of Cascarets at the
drug store and feel bully. Take Cas-
carets tonight and enjoy the incest,
gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you
ever experienced. You'll wake up with
a clear head, clean tongue, lively step,
rosy skin and looking and feeling fit.
Mothers can give a whole Cascaret to
sick, cross, bilious. feyerish child
any time-they are Manufacturers
grippe or sicken.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-06
ARhYSNM
Thinks COMING
. TROOPSSHOULD
Go TOLE|LEHUA
General Wiser Recommends
SchofieId Rather Than
Fort Shafter

Gen. John p. Wiser, commanding
the Hawaiian Department, has recon-
mended that the three additional
troops of infantry which are to come
here shall be placed at Schofie,d Bar
racks, instead of Fort Shafter.
So cramped have the open locali-
ties about Fort Shafter become that
the general feels the open plains Of
Leilehua will offer much more orpor-
tunity for drill work than could DE
gained at the nearer post. The 18th
Infantry and the 18th Infantry from
Douglas, Arizona, and the 18th Infan-
try from NoSales are expected here
when the Mexican situation has quiet
ed down. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-06
ARMY SIGNAL CORPS ].
SELLS JUNK MONDAY

Condemned property that has col
lected at the Signal Corps storeroom,
in the rear of the federal Immigration
station, will be sold through scaled
proposals by army officials. Bids may
be sent into army headquarters, Sig
nal Corps; UP to 1870 o'clock next
Monday morning, the highest bidders
receiving the property. Three wooden
tool chests, nine wrist watches, 10
feet of lead and copper covered cable
1850 pounds of lead junk, Is cable
reels and one speedometer are n
Guided in the list These things may
be seen in the storeroom.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-06
MRS. WILLIAM
TIMBLE dies
AT HOSPITAL

Mrs. William Timble, wife of Sgt.
William Timble, 1st Infantry, Soho
field Barracks, died at the depart.
ment hospital at Fort Shafter on
Tuesday evening Of Bright's disease.
Death occurred about I o'clock and
followed an illness of six weeks.
Sgt. Timble is one of the best-known
non-commissioned officers on Oahu,
having served here with the LIST In
fantry since its arrival four years 'ag }.
He will retire within the next few
months after a service of 80 years,
most of which has been with the LIST
Infantry. Mrs Timble's body will &c
shipped to the mainland on the next
transport. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-06
MANSFIELD CAMP GIVE a DANCE

Wont you come and hesitate with
me?" tomorrow night at the dance TO
be given by Mansfield Camp, U. S. w.
", at their hall on Motley street, near
the Fort Shafter reservation, begin
ming at p. m.
A bus will meet cars at Kamehame-
ha w road between 1880 and $3.50 for
the benefit of Honolulu friends wish
ing, to attend Come and bring your
friends.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-06
PLEASANT DINNER is 49,.
GIVEN BY JOHNS0NS

A dinner in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
F. r. Kalde was given Tuesday night
by Engineer Officer o. Johnson of the
U. S. S. Alert and the third subma-
rine division, and Mrs. Johnson at
their home here. There were 1
guests present. Mr.. kalde is machin-
ist assistant to the engineer officer at
Pearl Harbor and Mr.. Johnson is chief
nachinist On the Alert
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-06
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES

The following promotions are an
nounced at National Guard headquar.
tiers: LIST Lieut.. Fred f. Wolf, 4th
Infantry, to be captain. with rank
from February 2; End Lieut.. Harold
w. Rice, to be captain and regiment
al commissary officer. 3rd Infantry.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-06
KELLY NOT DESERTER

Pvt. William Kelly, Battery E, 1st
Field Artillery, who was listed as a
deserter from the army, has been
cleared of the charge which, it was
found. had been enormously made. j.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-06
LIEUT.. GODFREY PROMOTED

Second Lieut.. Harold w Godfrey,
Company A, list infantry, National
Guard of Hawaii has received promo
ton to the rank of first lieutenant.
Lieut.. Godfrey will remain in the same
organization. .:......... T..
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Stiumt fir
:. III. wbeat
fir
GcnntpzRihter.

Ter iegige gountp 9fidter bon
5nrpn GeuntD lit Der 40bofat !. az.
gSheat Ridlter @bedt bat iih lit
ieiiteni SIT Gnoe eeben6en Minister.
aim 10 nor8iialid bemdbrt. oub er
ltcnbt, Aniprud] Oil Die &ie0er.
pahl 5t haben. CT modte Die 9lr.
Ger bon 5arpp Gountp uiiiei Iaiiel
Sab leiu @eguer feiu gehtsoniDalt
III. Gab Elm Gountpridter, Der
aae NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mn
atoere pidltige 5aden 3t erlenigen
lat 0as @eieb grllaolid peritehen
ieIlte, 1T ipobl Se0em eiulcudlteno.
0err Nbeat lit a6er nidt mr. Elm
idtiger 9edtsfemer lu6 geredter
Nihter, ct lit aud ais lPaln uno
Aiirger Qeadltet un0 geitdet 1m0
Bite 8iIraer bon Sarpn @ountD ban
Deln ii ibrem eigenen Sntereiie.
DerH tie flu ais G~ountDridter mic
5er eltpd1lell
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5timmt fir
Grncit Hmff
&epabIifauii6er aaHSiOat fiir
Gcnntu Clerk.

6err grneit Bluff, Der r%eplibIifa.
niihe aanoiout fiir Gomtp.g lcrt
uon 5orpB Gomtn lit Elm mo6lbe
tannfer lalaer M1nn. Serr 6tii
brflci0et aegenmdrtig oos lint ocS
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par6e 9eipiB ait oos Amt oes
Gierfs gut ~perrpolten. SER Ruff
beriprift Den Qirgcrn cine ehrlide.
3rHnolide mlo tithtige &ermoltung.
aH0 Oieielligen. Die ion tennau. nil
ien. OaB ct ieiu gSort mubr ntd@en
Miro. @uff lit ocutidler Abitdnl
liluag mo ipridt bodoelrtid uto
plattoeutih. Or miro Ole Inter.
iaisung ieiuer 2Qnoslelte 0ltrd gu.
I'd Mmtsbicmte aaerfemen. Cine
AHsabf Der beIten 9nrger bon Sarpp
Gountp 1T fir ieiue G~updblu1ig ia.
tig, mas gerpiB aua ais Gmpieblung
aelten fam.
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An sic Stimmseber
pom Saspp Gcmntp!

Sd modte Sen stimmaebern bon
GdrpH gauntH mitteilen 0aB ih
Der 0enlDfratiid)e anu0iDat iiir Glerf
aes Giitriftsgeriats bin
Sd Dit ~ Satire aft; geboret
uH0 naig8oeen III @retno fnobnr
id Jet i'll n6rolihen Eel oes
1oillitp baI AMT alien &crb1lnii
felt Des Gaitatn luobl verfrdiit
5eit ) ssaarat bin i'd III eiiier ganf
atiq. Witalte0 0es Sarpp
1ounta @latf0eutidleH @ereins,
ipredle oentid mo meiB mas oas
Atlt. 0as ih iithe non mir Der
iangf Nlelh @pgner bat idlon felt
II Sahreii Elm GonntaaHlt beflei0et
nal0 eireal nHoerm oeiien 6liliqfeiten
ftaapeifeibaft imp. iollte aiidl cine
elegenbeit aeacbun mer0en. 8enH
Id 8lfnt anIt clbd9lt meroe, meroe
i'd ihm meme gaf8e 3cit mfornel
Hn0 ofr SSlterejien Der Burger III
iFDer Acile pn1reli sSh eriude
uriHe MffbiIr9er. mid iii Der @abl
5l %ulteritilsen lIa0 beiouoers Die
aItidlen iollten mir lire Stinlluen
gMtanlageH loiigl.
,qirr llntcrjtubung ipir0 amer.
enlfi mer0el.
A~dItnltgsuoa
sDnis Il. Eeterien.
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Wan leic Oirie geite tdgli1! sic
btetet SeDcrmann NOrteile, tie
bat iiG oft als WertDOle TauO'
CRUDE erwielen!

Rebrasfn. 1os etr5iec Sottler &c.
ihoit in Der Stnot @imobner5abl
800. Rentc $40 per Ntonot Die
@le1r3abl DER 6drmer limo 1eutihe,
ode IN guten Gerbdltniiien gieics
@eid,dit lit me1eH ihIehtcr @eiuuo.
belt oes @Iaentimers ST. rcrfnuieu.
eiute @elegcubeit mir cineH itreb.
iulien 0eptihcn gtonn. 9tur erlit.
gemeiute 4ufrasen benuhDortet 9n.
irogen 81 rIdten ml Ole 5aliiAe
Cmuba 5ribiine. --tts9 16
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goIidids slnssias,
1Ius Sarpp County.
Stimmt fir
Charles PMtter,
&spubIifauiidler aanSiSOt fur
Sheriff.
gOIihids Ana,iae.

SER Gutter III elm belipbter
Ieutifomerifoner bon Sorpp Conn.
in Gr bot iid i'm ante iebr be.
NAhri nno iit iaon ous nieiem
tsruuoe 81 eiuer @ieoermcbl be.
rcdhat Iluh ieIne iporiome amts
tibnma bot Ell ocn 9ilraern DieI
leclo seipart er bat elm m06erRes
9nhfiibrmasipitem eineeiihrt ul0
oiirh Die gebnuoluna mo 8ef6it
quna Der @efanaeuen l~lnfqiten
aersmtergehnlten; or mar 6ra mn
9Sadlt OFT ieiHem Voiteit mo mnhrts
bic SntereileR Der Steuer5nbler III
jeoer 8eiie.
Nerr @utter lit elm Spruiie oeut
idieh 5tammss aui oen mir itD q
icin f0nuen Elm @tanu. mif 0eiirn
&ort man bouen fam; Elm @}onm
Der bielen iingeu Geiti6amerifa
nern ols @orbil0 aelten fam or
lit al jeoer 0eittidlen Sttnmr tn
Gomtn bered)tiat mo ioIte tic an
z. Rouember erbaIten
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Der toue 6raf.
yiumau pon 0liia6st6 0orSidt.

us bic QnapriHe 6eeH0et ipar.
bat er: .g9olltn Sis mid Der 5rau
8rdIn porIttIIen21 uuo ols fl
aidle, Iu9r eg Iptt. .gei.attN Gle
baB Id S6rsr @toBmutter morga
meme 4ntuartuus maas2"
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Ttuttru,4 e%utgs9nele is liibl.
Eie @rdhh mpiiite Den iunaeT
Maun ls6r 6er3iitt IS CAB 10 nj,
mia beirutsidbige iun9s WldRner il
ibtsm SetanntsatEsiie. uH0 tie bait
atn eiHmol ben 1rieb. ibre S06tc
ii uerbeirateH.
SlIiHgsH tan3ie BEN gan5en abtRi
mir nit Glpire unp GeHi. Die tleiH
ls6blfte AomteIie geiieI ibm reti gut
lie NOR 10 uatiir,i6 uuo luitig UNI
tat, ais mare er Elm alter 8stanntel
oon i9r.
Qls er am nd6Iten 1uge ieiu
qufpartung Bel 8aIttttsn5 madts
mar Shine nitt 81 6luis. Ga MAJ
nit ben ainosra uno osg 8Duueu
aante in pen 4alo aesangsn. 81
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mtiauibt, OaB sr am liebittn gleit
pieoer umgetsbri more. Gle batb
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mD troBosm stn9 iie fort! 4ber BIZ
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gertm an ben rauI6eHoen giii5I
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bsim ablhieo iagte:
.Bm bpffea, Sts balo Dieoer bisl
5u IebeR, 9str D. S.iiHgen, uno lusnp
Gle nal eiHsn glaGmi.tas uidt nii
len, p1g sic maden fullsn. 10 lint
Sic uus iersr5sit bsr5Ii4 pi1tOm
men,.
IS sa6 Iebr pieIe gla6mitiags, or
Jensa SIfiugsn nidt puBte, mas q
lnfauseu iolIte; Dem lbn IaHgneiIh
llles, nos niat nit glnire 3uInm.
nmbing. SroBosm stug e. midi
.3er Ill Raitettens. bis sr einaelaosn
@r bate bic Danen nun
bier uno Da NAL uuf eJnem Spa
Iiergan9e oOtr i'm aur9ayten Del eet
1lufil getroffm mo Elm BOAR @ort.
nit ibnen gsiproAen. 4n iiinftsn
Soge er6ieIt sr Elm grief1en BON
Der Grdfm NIT Der Bite, an nod,
ZEN Gage gum gl6mbeiieu gu ibr 5H
tOminen.
aditetlens gahen civ. rihti9e 9es
Iellidaft nit aoGfraA uno gphnbiss
ner. Der gabeoirettor. Elm aoligsr
0fii5ier q. 3. uno Der 9ottor parsa
oasa eirtleIabeH, Damn bic Gberbo1s
neifterin, 9aronin Reber, nit bar
biz Grain iib iaon LANCE amsiut
aiebs4 tituiierte, Slfin5sn uno Ger
CATION.
GIoirs tonnte nllr NIT 9er5tlopfen
IN ben Sag benten,
pWsgen Der Siidberrsu miBt ibi
eu4 nun einigsn,1 bate Die grdiir
81 Den lungen gldbnen geiagt, uHo
Aeni beftaHO parauF. Gl0ire lollt fd
suerf entidetbeu.
gHbIi9 fan0 re einsn Qusipeg.
sBeiBt ou, @roBmama, i'd trstf
meInen 5iidbsrrn an 5raulsiu Maaf
ob. Das mar Die 9oupernante BEL
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500 g~Lnsnhlnnn.

gSir BabeH ein toiiaes D 3imnter
Sous 81 nerfmTcll. SohmocerH
nit duBbooen atls bartem aol5. 30.
%aena6lnnf mlo beiBes mo foltes
Naiicr inn aeller mir @aihgebrmh
8rcBe Got NIT igbef0fr @eitroudl
lede mo ShdttelGaHme. Rahe DIR
earlinie Airde nno Shule liz
monailtdea Ab5ablnngeu iiub iesr
maBIg. Selepboniert EoAgIus 5G2s
SaHfers Biurigaae sOan 50.
ais HIol. IS. Ctr, Cmaha. @ebr..
-tis4sfG
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1armlanb.

Sam SerInnf O0tr Sanidl. =
so Gder perbeiierte alfalfa Goad ;
fem beiierer 8o0eu in Der Gatterion
Stolonie. Qrcis $4,000 - $l4,.
600 Sppotbete. @unide uerbeiierte
5nrm. l%tebernebme aid) fteinere
Derbeiierte 5ruht. ooer alioIio atnn.
nes in Ger g}1be Der StoDt gum
Gerfauf. s. a. 5taubrDugb @at
tcrion, Gal. Iii t6
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3iuauaSperfanf.

&erbeiiertc 5orm I'M %5entroler
Soua. $50 gder oe9 reiditen
Snruldu0cs mus gum Sdlqaoer.
uertaltTt mer0eu. SIS per
4der; nur jrpei Dleilelt bon 5toGt.
Gigentimer, 63S @eelire 9iOg..
Snlnbo. Gcbr. ii.
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dnrms.

100 ader 6arnt. cute Gerbeiia.
rgngeR, 21 9ieilen bon Stoot. -
$50 9lder 6arm nit guten @erbeiie,
rnla2n. 800 after 5orm ii &c
blasfd; niooerues DaIs iii 1mobo,
s 3immer, iebr 6iai8 5u Deffnuiea.
2. 5nainor CmaGa 707 9raHoeis
gl0g. II 20.t6
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Ginise 5arm Bargain.

$50 adcr. / Mcile BON speacer.
.9ts6r.. idmerer idpar5er 2cmH.
booen. 100 9lder tultiuicrt 9teit ii
&icmneio uno Seulotn: gltes @ai.
Ter uto beite 2ode; cute Ggrrglie.
rm9ta; grcis So per aaer.
50, 600 eurGelo genilgen, Inn es ST
it%btrne0men.
so 4der bal6c Meile BON Gut
lpatto, Arate s., 2 g., t76 afer
teBt uuter Subtraction. Ret iH &ie,.
mcjoe uno Sell1lb, 6eitens eIge.
5ailnt betes @oiief; Oas gal3e
gono onbauioBig 1ilr aeue @t1au'
Sc. @clcacaheiisfcuf fin S55 per
9lder. $500 bis $4,000 notlaen.
dig 5tir l]lebernohme
100 4der, baltic N,eile BON Ct.
Charles, 2 g., goltj inter auItur.
init 5iemiih gutel Gerbciierungen,
$50 per 9dar, $1,000 9or9elo sur
u%eternahrre erfor0erlgh.
100 4der In @regorn Go.. q.
3 9ieilen bon 5taot cberJ lei.
uer idlpar5ar 9o0en NIT 2ebmuuters
loae; 1870 4der inter aultur etlide
gerbeiierlulgen. 9'eiou0ers glites
$50 Der gder. $4,000 laf,
qcl0 QenitJen 3ttr lteberrahElt.
1850 ader, Az 4iciIen Drn Sta0t
in Souo So. 100 afer fultipiert
feline @e6dlibc 9reis Sl5 ger
ader. $500 @arael0 5lir llc6er-
nnhmr erfpr6erlih.
sir uo9ere gnsfiinfte idrclhc
man at
Z. Y. 56oles Gp.,
9l5 Gitp 9totioyal 4nif Bldg
Gmaho, 4ebr.
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Kiln ~ b%ertamien.
3nn ipfprtlaen Nerfanf:

Sum iofortigeu @erfanf: 300
9lder ii @ariielo 80, Gebr1ato,
aate @ebau0e, 9 Aleilen pen Ser
5taot nn1c Der 5dule. 20 adcr
ilugtano. 1ieii 8eioe ulo @etlono.
gum iofortisen @frfoui ftr SIS
PER 4der. $3.50 2~ln5aDhun Pert
oif 5 Sabre. 5hreibt an eiaei.
timer, S0bam 1tammerioAapb
RDuie T. @rand0n. 9fiin. -fIs716
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9iinumri narms.

Qieine Diiionri 6arniea. SO.
bar mo % per Monlt feiuc SUITE.
o0Fr 5teuerH, icbr frltdJtb1res
SanO; in Der 9llbe Don 8 arobcn
giarftpliscn. 5dfeibt ntr Yhofos
lrapbiea RIO poae gliisfinite. q.
>. 5oldtor, i25 Barton GIof,
1mn1a I'll. Douglas 1922. III.
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4ato. Il eparatnreu.

Gea & Biallep 32t8 9arneb.
gritflaiiige 4iltp gfcpnroturen. aui
friiden madjt ale Cars nen. Start
5dlepp ar.-2onglos 1910.
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gLntOmObil @%errdernna.

Spe8ialrute flr eiabiIiip 9erfd)e.
ring duf 6oro Cars, einidlieBIid,
Gigentums. 56aoen, $25 5eiler. mo
Gieditabt 8erit4crung gu nieorigItet
9reiiet.
aing 6ais & 5Bompioa,
913-14 Gitp Q0tionol ganf gl0a
Douglas 2Sl9. 5etn.f7
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Gptifer.
gh0tegrapIiidlss gLleLieE.

5eiteut 5umilEenbtIo iest, mGht
gro5e 5rerbe IN fanftigen Sab.
rem. 5peSiaIpreis fir Aonfirmm.
ben 5eiiht uno iebt, mas mir
mir onoere get1n. So b. Grt. cafp.
9embraHbt StaDir,
20. unb 5arnam Str1be.
.uniere Nilocr perbIoiien niel@
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3m berfanftn:

3H %BeFtanfeH: Bnt eebef9es
mo Saftlerei @ciddr ifF
9~tpr0Oitcl Don 9iebrasfo; geiegen ii
elileul Der bqtcn adeIbal0uiriftg ii
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QeGrasta lFarms.

Iebr. uuo Soma 6nrms II iagt
ms SCR Dottt, mir baben es u.
e. Smith so, 914 Gitp Gntl 9auf
@ebGu0e Cmdba. III.
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Smith & 2eafHer, 723 5ito 27.
CTR. @e6rauhte 4itos 3u goraair.
.preiieu. 3ntatsn - G~cparatnren =
anfGeWaGrnHg in Der reinlihlteu ii.
0eiiitcn Garage IN Gmabo. 4aigla4
400. -5.t7.tT
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Sas prcispHrtiGits GHen bel Bcter
Stump. Geuiime aiihe. 1908
Dodge Strobe, 2 Stod. WaabI5eitcn
90 Gents. II
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Wlad bringcu0C SraRrinae bel Brc.
OegadrOs. rs. un0 3ouelos CTR
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4etefhbs.
NinhfaIHdes.

Sonrieine MifIiflebrer.
Staoio l3sI4st5 arlington 8lod.
1911 Googe ctr. 0ouglas 24T1.
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WiMiamg Sternbcr0
Deutiee ucpckat

Gunner 9509A Cmaba Rational
Bnnf. GebalOe.
til. xouaIas 962 Gmahd. 0ebr.
HNHN M llfan AAs.slaa
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Grtsmun's gsm ENGLAND SGdcrei-
2i2 Roro 16. Strnbe. Geutidci
Gdfieetudjrn, bette 8odlpnren ieoel
art. 3peigitelien; Snpoeu Bros.
.uno 9ublieI @lartet. -2.i.17
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autpmobile.
shr Elear. S7g5.
500 @eloGnnaa

$500 Selobuuag mir ieocu.
4pto Wiagncto ben mir nidlt rrpa,
rieten fomren. 9erfoufen 4fiinttp
5porfplugs, ST per 5tif. retail.
8. 8apa0orier, 210 no. Is. Ctr
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geiaenbcaananiNe.

gernt- ~tas gorSir.6an0meff. gicr.
hiellt mc6r ats 9ebrgelo IN Gt6r.
eft 50noDcrfsaeug e;utPgriffsM.
Stcltun9 Barnntiert aomnt ODER
Greibt nm qatalcg. t402 Ep6Je.
JrD.Gim Barber college.
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g5 moa icifl mie mande ieiner
6reunoe bebdltpteu. oaB @oooroip
8iIion nidt tit, mos ct fheint, o6er
afs iie iheiuen limo Die Ren.
den ieIteu.
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aoItenpornniblng iruo gIdne &C..
liefert. Renbouten uuo H%epnrntiren
promptcit erIeoigf, 20d ReeIinc
Sel. Douglas sofa. IT,.
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YOlihidt A%n5eigen.
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8arme, reinIide 3immer an0
cute einiode 0eufihe aoh fir dIla
ternc mo %onitanoise arbeiter; 81
per ISOLDE 9t9 a5r0l. "a. SIR.
uabe Cunning CIR. 6 NmiHa
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