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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-08
CORONEL ROOSEVELT
PR0V0CA I'm
ESCANDAL0
HizO una formidable aCuSa=
CiOn contra los ObrerOS
de East St. Louis

NEW YORK, Julio EN- IN mi
tin celebrado anoche en- el Carnegie
Hall en- honor de Ia Mission Rusa que
Sc halla ahora en- los Estados Uni
dos. Sc suscit6 un e~scandalo q aus
de la vehemente denuncia Que el Co.
ronel Theodore Roosevelt hizo, de-
clarando que las Uniones comerciales
habian tenido participation en- los des-
6rdenes de East ST. Louis, 1rc dicrLn
Dor resultado el a~sesinato de muc.os
negros i~ndefensos.
e. Coronel Roosevelt fue interrum-
pido en- SUI discourse por Samuel Com
pers, quien levantandose de 81 asien-
tc fue directamente ante 81 EXPIRE
sidente Y lie dijo: "GPor que no acu-
sa listed despues de hacer una inves-
tigaci0n?'
Dichas estas palabras, Gompers vol
VIC 4 su asiento. Roosevelt Sc le-
vant0 entcnees de su silla y eXcla-
mo:
Mr.. Gompers, me preguntals
por que no acuSo despueS? y yo
os respondo ahora: ;Cuando ell ase-
sinato Va a ser descubierto? En- es-
to, ell Coronel que habia levantado su
mano izquierda hasta Ia altura de su
cabeza, Ia puso extendida sobre uno
de los hombros de Mr.. Gompers. An
te esta actitud, muchos de los que es-
taban en- la ~plataforma s~altaron de
ALI y fue aquello una t~empestad de
silbidos, de burlas y de gritos que
salian de todos los ambitos de la sa-
Ia. Cuando Mr.. Roosevelt pudo ha-
cerse DIR por sus propios esfuerzos,
dijo:
"Yo ire hasta Ell ultimo extreme
para que Sc haga justicia a los hon.
bres que trabajan, pero cuando algu-
no sea IN asesino, sere ell primero en-
echarlo abajo."
Cuando e. eX-Presidente hubo aca-
bado de hablar, Mr.. Gompers, pro-
! fundamente violento, trato de levan-
tarSe para replicar, pero los que es-
taban cerca de el Sc 10 impidieron, ha-
| cienGole ~quedarse Sentado, en- tanto
que ell Mayor Mitchell, quien estaba
preSidiendo, hacia ~esfuerZoS vigorosos
para restaurar Ell orden con ell objeto
| de introducir a Boris Bakhmestieff,
el Embajador russo, y continuar el MI
tin. Despues de aquel terrible mo-
mento de eXcitacion, sin saber como,
Mr.. Roosevelt y GomperS Sc encon-
traron sentados lado a lado. Y fue
cast al terminar su discurso Mr.. Com
pers, cuando el eX-Presidente fue re-
conocido por Ell Mayor Mitchell. Mr..
! Gompers habia declarado que muchos
| trabaja,:ores estaban, por muchos con
ceptos, en- las mismas condolences
que los rusos bajo Ell regimen anti
quo, Y al mismo tempo lego IN te-
legrama que dlJo haber reclbido ano-
che del P~residente de la Federation
del Trabajo de Illinois.
| Ell mensaje estaba consagrado a ex-
, plicar el origen de los des6rdenes de
! East St. Louis. En- Ell Sc explica que
! en- lugar de que las Uniones del Ira
baio sean responsables de aquellos
des6rdenes, estos fueron debidos 4
los empleados negros del Sur de Ia
ciudad.
"Esto de ningusla manera puede
justificar las infames brutalidades co
metidas con Ia genie de color de East
St. LouiS-declaro sir. Roosevelt al
! principle de su vigorosa denuncia de
los desordenes que en- Ia citada ciu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-08
CAUSANDO SENSATION En- {. PASS
Ia PRISON DEL SAcERDOTF FERNANDEZ
Animada fiesta campestre en- Ia
menCionada Ciudad teXana
Correspondence Especial para la PRENsA Bot

Botel:o y otras mas que siento no
recordar.
Senores ". B. Lane. Gerente del
Departamento lie Abarrotes de Ia
casa de los Sres. De Bona; L. c. De
Donna, r. c. Dc Bonna, K. G. Jordan
3. P. Thompson, Johl Wilson. VII.
liam Wilyson. H. Humphreys, Migue,
Nieto, Cruz Pena Felix Gomez, c. f.
~Sifuentes, AleX FlouHey, Antonio de
Ia Tore, Luis Rcrnal. Pablo Ayala
Gabriel Castro. Eduardo Aldiete J0-
sc Liscsno Y algunos otros m&a.
Miguel Rodriguez coc.nero muy
conocido en- Eagr Pass. sirviu una
sue Iienta comida.
La fiesta terminG = las s.eta Y ne.
dia de Ia noche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-08

dad tuvieran lugar. LA justicia no
es una mera palabra y esta va a
traducirse ahora en- acci0n. Como
podriamos pedir a Russia que hiciese
justicia al pueblo, cuando aprobamos
el asesinato entire los indefensos?
The state herald., 1917-11-30
Get Land Now

The signs of the tell you that you will have to pay
lot for good farm lands within year ana 'na' !.
is going be much harder than now for you to get ho
of government irrigated farm in the big Horn oas"'
Owing conditions ii so happens that there are e
available homestead entry probably so government IT.
rpated farms near Deaver Wyo of total OF lS4 that
opened settlement Sept These have excellent
soil and are located main line adjoining the prosper
government irrigated locality of Powell Wyo 1t you
will take steps quiekywhn 80 days you can secure ore
of these farms Nothing like this chance will occur again
the Bur ngton Route for several months Land Is tree
years papmsn interest for permanent water right
At nment opening Of this new locay s5oooooo
worth of town lots Deaver Wyo, were sold IN one DAY
and over 100 farm wsre filed Write me, am paid to
help you
y.y lc wv McEwen TicketAg ,Holyoke. Coo
lsSA sji5!F15 r, w, Wakely G maha.
The state herald., 1917-11-30
Notice Of Determination Of Hsirship
State Of Colorado =. ~
County Of Phillips.

Notice Of Determination OF Hsirshtp
State Of Colorado .
County Of Phillips. o.
In the District Court
No 1l75
In tho matter Of the estate Of Emma n Besdie
deceased
In the matter Of the petition Of Curtis BesdIs
plaintiff VS. the unknown heirs at law Of Emma y
Beedle deceased defendants
You arc hereby notified that the plaintiff hsrein
Curtis Beedle has filed his petition In the dis
trct court Of Phillips county praying for dstsr-
mination Of heirship In the matter Of the sstate
IL Emma NJ Bcsdle, in which he tlaims that he 10
the the heir a. law and the only heir of the sasd
Emma NJ Beside deceased praying the csurt TO A.
certain who are the heirs At law Of Emma u Bee-
die deccssed and who arc the grantees v
any Of such heirs and to find and determine the 70
spective rights and interests Of parties In and TO
the title Of the north west quarter (nwh) Of sec.
tion six (s) In township seven "a north Of ranse
forty six &6) west Of sixth principal meridian In
Colorado
Aed prays the court to fix day for the hsaring
Of said petition. And you are further notidsd
that an order Of court was entered Of record on
the 18th day Of October A d 1917 that Tuesday the
18th day Of December 1917 at the hour Of 10
A NJ Of said day be and 10 hereby fixed as day
for the hearing Of such petition
And the said order Of district court Ia that this
notice shall be published at least once week for
four successive weeks in the Holyoke State Her
aid weekly newspaper published In the county
Of Phillips and State Of Colorado AID personal ssr
ce on all Of the heirs residing in the state Of Gel
orado at least2O days before such hearing and
mail copies Of such petition and notice to all Of
said heirs residing out Of this state whose address
ca are shown in said petition at least six weeks be
fore such hearing and unless you appear and
make defense to said petition or before the II.
day of December A d 1917 u default will be enter
I'd against yoo and each Of you and Judgment en-
tered as prayed for in the said petition
Given under my mand and the seal Of the dis
trict court Mt Holyokc Colorado In said county
this 18th day Of October A 1917
WG Holland
fScall Clerk Of district court Of
Phillips county Colorado
The state herald., 1917-11-30
SUMMONS

SUMMONS
State Of Colorado
County Of Phillpst
In the District court
WI Irwin plaintiff vs. Champion defcndan,
The People Of the State Of Colorado
Toe Champion
The defendant above named greeting
Youare hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in the district court Of Phillips county State Of
Colorado and answer the complaint therein With
In twenty days after the service hereof u served
within this county or II served out Of this county
or by publication within thirty days aftea the ser
vice hereof exclusive Of the day Of service or udg
mcnt by default will be taken against you accori'
ing to the prayer Of the complaint. And IL copy
Of the complaint In the above entitled action be not
served with this summons or II the service hereof
be made out Of this state then ten days additional
to the time hereinbeforc specified for appearing,
and answer will be allowed before the taking Of
judgment By default as aforesaid
The said sction:is brought to recover from In,
defendant the sum Of three hundred and twenty
($32o. s0) dollars, commissions due the plaintif
from the defendant for services Of the plaintl d
In securing purchaser for certain land towit
The south half Of section FIVE 90 township
six t6) north Of range forty FIVE N0 west Of
the 9Th p m In thecounty Of Phillips and s,sta
Of Colorado
swill more fully appear from the complaint In
| said action to which reference Is here made
And you are hereby notified that u you fail u
appear and to answer the said complaint as above
required the said plaintiff will take default and
Judgment ~ prayed
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
rict court at Holyoke Colo In said county this II
day Of June A ID 1917 VIC Helland
'SeaD Clerk Il District Court Phillips Co Colo
BY C W S.derturR deputy
First pub Oct 9
The state herald., 1917-11-30
LIVESTOCK PRICES ! !
/: At TSOUTniOMAnA|
Fat Cattle sis,dy d W!,ksr;
Feeders Sharply Lover
aoss STEADY 10 s. l0WEa

Liberal Rseslpts Of sheep end Laashs
and Quality cemmen-Pat Lambs q
Quarter Lever -Aesd orades
etsady-Fssdsr end erssdIMs oteels
In Active Demand and otsady. !:
Union Stock Yards, Omaha, Nsb.,
Nov. 2S.-Receipts Of cattle wsrs hb-
eral. 1900 head, but quality WAS
rather common. Grass beevcs sold at
pretty close to steady prices, the
short-fed and warmed-up grades going
slowly. at prices about 25c lower than
last week. Cows and heifers sold
freely at steady figures. Demand for
stocker and feeders was slack and
prices unevenly lower all around.
Quotations on cattle: Prime heavy
beeves, sl4O0o15.OO; good to choice
beeves. $l2.6O013.5O; fair to good
beeves. $l0.5O012.5O; common to fair
beeves, $7.O0010.50; good to choice
yearlings, $l4.OO015.00; fair to good
yearlings, 9120O01S.1O; common to
fair yearlinss. $8.5O01l.00: prime
heavy grass beeves, $11.75018.00; /;
good to choice grass beeves, 10000
ll.50; fair to good grass steers, 5000
Q1O00; common to fair grass steers,
t7.O00S.50; good to choice heifers,
$s.0009.35; good to choice cows. 37.7U
OOPS; fair to good cows, S6.2So7.60 (:
Gamers and cutters, $5.2506.00; veal
calves, $0.OO0l2.5O; beef bulls. $3.50
08.00: bologna bulls, $5.50065O |;
prime feeder steers, 3ll.6001260 !:
good to choice feeders. $500 11.26
fair to good feeders, e8.O00ob0; good
to choice stockers. $S.75ol050; fair
to good stockers, $7.260S.50; common
to fair grades, S0.OO07.0O; stock heif-
ers, e6.b0065O: stock cows, 5000
7.5O; stock calves. e000010.40.
Hees Largely 30 Lower.
A liberal run Of hogs showed up
md quality was very fair a. q rule.
There was q good demand from both
packers and shippers. but prices were
a little uneven. averaging largely &c
lower than Monday. Tops brought
$l7.70 and the bulk sold around $17.50
617.00
Fat Lambs 26e Lower.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were
liberal for a Tuesday, about 1900
head. Demand for feeder lambs was
good aud prices held about steady,
while fnt stock was slow and fully
25c lower. best fat lambs going at
el7.05. while best feeder grades
brought Sl6.6S. Aged stock Of Ill
kinds ruled steady.
Quotations on sheep and lambs
Lambs. fair to choice. $4,000 1885
lambs. feeders. Sl7.O00l7.65; lambs
shorn. Sl8.60o16.00: lambs. culls
S1OO0o1600: yearlings, fair TO choice
e1l.600 1925; yeariings, fesdsrs
e12O0o14.25: wethers, fair to choice
elLOOo1260; ewes, fair to choice
so.25o1l.6O: ewes. breedera al asse
el0.6Oo16.n0: ewes, feeders, e7600
1919: ewes, culls and eannsss e6o(
o. q.
The state herald., 1917-11-30
Notice Of Dstsrminstsoa q interests ia. .Lsnd:o
and Tsasmsnts.
In The District Court

Noties Of Dstsrminatioa u Interests in Lsnd:u
and Tsnsmsnts.
In The District Court
COUNT ' !" 3 - fsiisSs .
In the matter Of lAs petition Of Lillian n Beach
for the discrimination Of intsrssts in the land Il
Lewis Jesaup. dscssssd
To all unknown heirs of Iswis Jsssup. deceased
II there Be any. and to Ill other parties II any, In
tercsted In aid lands and tsnemsnts
Notice 10 hereby given that petition has bssn
filed In the district court Of Phillips county and
state Of Colorado. by Lillian n Beach aaking for
the determination Of interests In the lands and
tcnements Of Lewis Jessup deceased. That the
alleged heir and only heir and only party interest,"
ed In said lands and tenemsats a the death Il
the said Lewis Jsssup was Mary = Beach, dscsas-
3D. Of whom the petItonsr herein. Lillian n Beach
Is the only heir and also srantss 10 dssd sxscut-
ed by the said Mary E Beach conveying TO her,
Lillian u Beach. thu title to the land hsrsinaftss
described - alleged.
That the lands, intsrests. intsrssts In which sasd
petitioner asks for dssdrbsd ~ follows towit:
The north east quarter (ne,t) Of section twoaty
eight t20 In township seven "a north Of range
forty thrss (<N west Of the 9Th p m In the county
Of Phillips and STATE Of Colorado
That the court will on the sth day Of October
d 1917 at the court room Of this csart In Hol-
yoke. county Of Phillips state Of Colorado. At the
hour Of 10 o'clock q m hear said petition and pro-
coed to ascsrtain and determine the heirs Of ths
said Lewis Jsssup, deceased and their ssvsrsl in-
terests In and to the said land and enter dscrss
accordingly. At which hearing all persons claim
ing to be heirsof tho said Lewis Jessup. deceased
may appear and present their proof.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
trict court at HolyokcColo In said county this 9Th
day Of September A d 1917 W G Helland
(SeaD elk Dist Court Phillips CoColo
First pub Sept
JH Painter Attorney
The state herald., 1917-11-30
sumnoas % Appleassoa Per Rssistratssa
Gs.s. ss.;s q = &c.: 49, ts

Summoas % Appleasioa Fer hegistzatisa
osss. sss;s e s Sc;s;ssf;ssss::ts
II tAs DistreteCssst
Ne 10
CE Paul piaiati& ~ Charles Anlsrsea his %.
known hstss grantees - assignsss
and ali oth~ psrsaas - pertiss unksswas eialm'
ing any right. title. sstsss iisa q inssrsst h ths
ssai estate dssehhsd h tAs spplieataa herein -
fsadaats
rAs Psop,s 4 ~ StaAs u ce,ssals y ~ ahsvs
aamsd dsfsaAaats- -ossssaag:
Yes ars hsssAv ssnnsssd sad required b sa.
swsr the Application el'tAs sap,isaat psaiatiR h
he above sstitisd aeSxsaAisa fsr rsgiserssssa Il
ths feliowiag AaA sisnaas h PAiiiDs ssuaty Csas-
sado to-vit
rAs nortA sast quarter (ss,) ee ssetioa nisstsss
40 h tovnshio ssvsa N anstA Il ra.ss
ssrty slxt>sl vsst Il ~ ~ -
end 70 als yosf asswsg b tAs ~ appncatisa 10
the once of ths sissk Il ~ court In said sssnty
within twenty days afesg ~ sssvies Il this Sum.
mons upoa you. sxelusivs Il ~ day 4 sseA sssv.
lee; saA u yoa ~ y aasv9 ~ ~ sperestiea
within ths tins afws,al1 ~ apensaas :plaintiR
In this setisa viu apply - ~ esust fss ~ ~.
lief demanded h ~ assssaGisa hsesia
wItssss. ". O. Hsllaad sissk q sah eosst, and
the ssai tAsrsof. st Heyoas cs,srado IN I'D eeua
" and stats this day u August A D 1877
tBsAll ". q. Hsliand Cissk
First pub Aus "
The state herald., 1917-11-30
state CT Ohio. City Of Toledo. ! q.

State e ,as. on,o, 6asntyl G,ty q Toledo q.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ne ~
senior partner Of the firm Of T; X. Cheney MH
& CO.. doing business IN TIE -a satya OF anS uo;
TINT said firm will pay the sum Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev;
cry case Of Cntnrrh that cannot be cnfea e
~ FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn to before mo and subscriDeG IN
nv presence, this 9Th day OF December
A. D. 1885. r.soN
"'e"" Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
md acts directly upon the blood and mu-
'oms surfaces Of the system. send ior
+. J. CHENEY q CO, Toledo. o,
Sold by all Druggtsts. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The state herald., 1917-11-30

IL yos want your boy to take an h
esfest in reading. come In and subscnb
Tor the American Boy magazine
The state herald., 1917-11-30
SUMMONS
cSaass saS q q iiis fSiiiips +.

bOa3ONo
STATE of Colorudol
County of Philiips(
In the distr4et:eosrt
Csorxia Y Mcpherrin plaintiff 70 John wlntss.
bourne the STANDARD Home Company. . eospora-
tina of the staes Of Alabama. Ths Birmingham
rrust 4 ssvinxs Company. corporation. - trust
- u bankruptcy u ths estate Of the STANDARD
Hsms Company. n Aadsrsea and A n Axsisoa
defendants
Ths People Of tbs Stats Of Colorado
To the defendants above naasd 0rsstias
You are hsrcby required 10 sppssr In N setssa
asvssht against you BY the above nanssA plaintiff
n the district cour of the coanty u Phtiips stsss
4Cesorado and answer The complaint thsestn viii
h twsaty days aftss the sssvics hsrsos 70 ysu ass
ssrvs1 within this eoanty; " ssrvs cut os this
,ssxv o. BY publication within thirty days sftss
tAs service hereof exclusive u ths day Of ssrvses
- Judgment hy default wiil b. taken assinst yes
arcoriins 10 the prayer Of tAs complaint
u copy of the complaint b not served upon
voc hssewi,h os V ssrvsee hereof b. made out 1t
The stats Of Coosada Ven days sdditieaai
tims 10 that above specified sAAii b allowed fer
yous sppsaranes and answer In ssId action
Tt,is 10 IN action brussAt 10 secure decree that
plaintiff ID the owner In fss and snstsisd 70 the I'm
msiiass pcsssss,oa Of lot In h,osk II srsslnA
10 sn of Haxtun. rhillips county ColsraAo - Q.
sainst the defendants snd eli psrsuaa eiaimlas BY
through ov under them. and fos costs u suit
Witness my hand ., Dsavss Colo. thIs IL, day
Of June. A d 1911 ChAriss L Ailsn
or Allen Webster Attorneys for Piainun
The state herald., 1917-11-30
Poultry.

Holyoks Produce Company pay cash
for poultry and esgs. Two DOOR sosth
Of posteiscs. Bring In your ehiekens
and eggs.
The state herald., 1917-11-30

Order your calling cards at tA'' ONCE
The state herald., 1917-11-30
CA + i
Short Orders, Sandwiches,
And evssything good to 81
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svss tAe a0ensstiss 4 ~ app,Isaas plaissil =
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sesdins = the sssssaai plat Of sah ss~a
as1tsAie ysss sssvss " NJ ~ speuss,lss I,
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vssnAs twnty days afSss ~ ssrviss 4 ssls sun.
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ess1ss - aep0 70 ths soeN t. rssaf 1suaaAsf
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- sests sAiss day u Avg AID 1917
-" W0 Hsland. Cissh
jH PIls.r A.t,rny
First Ssb Aug 10
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-12-28
BELIEF THAT SUGAR
is PLENTY MENACE
TO PLANS FOR WAR

WASHINGTON, December 27-(As-
sociated Pressl-Arrnngements for the
purchase of a large part of the Cuban
sugar crop. now estimated TO reach n
total of 1900, 900 tons, are told in a
statement issued by President Wilson
In defense of Food Administrator Her.
bert G. Hoover and the sugar commits
sion yesterday. He says that by agree.
ment reached between the federal com.
mission, the International Commission
and the Cuban commission, appointed
by President MenOcal, price of S4.06
a hundred pounds in Cuba has been
agreed upon.
The defense Of the food administra-
ton and the sugar commissions came
as the result of the attacks made upon
those bodies by Claus Spreckels when
testifying before the senate committee
which has been investigating the sugar
shortage.
Public Warned Of Menace
Incaleulable harm will come 20 the
war plans of this country If the PEOPLE
shall come to believe that There is an
abundance of sugar for the United
States and its allies and that the sugar
shortage is not real was the telling as.
sertion of President Wilson in his state.
ment.
The President. in his statement of
yesterday says that before the war the
Allies secured from the Central Pow
ers most of their sugar, all but about
100000 tons, while now they take from
this hemisphere 100000 tons instead
of 100000. r. 81.
There has been an actual shortage
of sugar this year, as. Hoover alleged
and that shortage will continue next
year as well, the President sAid. He
told of the unprecedented demand there
has been and win be for Cuban sugar
despite the large crop that it is indi
Gated will be harvested. The output
will be below the normal demands OF
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-12-28
Ben Bruins,
Medicine Man

Ben Bruins, known all over the States
as the medicine man. is in Honolulu,
extolling the virtues Of the wonderful
b. b. G. medicine. The fame of this
marvellous remedy has penetrated Ha-
wall and il is on sale ut all the drug
stores. b. b. G. is short for Bro. Ben
iamin Compound and Is preparation
composed of roots and herbs, contains
no alcohol or poisonous habit-forming
drugs. A fine general tonic with great
stomach virtues, curing indigestion and
dyspepsia, creating an appetite and is
al the same time gentle laxtive. The
X. b. c. medicine for the blood has no
equal--as II makes new rich blood and
Cleanses the impurities from the sys-
TEN, curing rheumatism and other blood
disorders. For kidney and bladder
trouble--diabetis and gravel II is es-
pecially helpful for weak, delicate, ner.
vous, anaemic and rundown people.
old and young II acts like charm, aud
n ten days use of the b, b. e., medicine
brings an amazing amount VI strength
and vitality to the system, even in what
are considered extreme caSs. b. b. O.
is scientifically prepared aud complies
| with all the pure food n guiations. II
can do you no harm, and in many sup
pOsedly hopeless cases has restored
health and brought happiness where be-
fore all was darkness and despair. b.
b, G. removes worms from the system,
and so is especially beneficial to ehil.
dren. Ben Bruins is giving his personal
attention to the introductory campaign,
and for the convenience Of the public
has established himself at the corner Of
Kekaulike and King Streets, opposite
the Fish Market where he will be from
! 8 a.. m. to p. IN. every day and will
explain the b. b. G. medicine and how
to get the cures. 4 special advertising
price is made of $l,00 per bottle, for
$50, or for $500 the first few weeks.
Directions are in English, Hawaiian,
French, Portuguese, Spanish and many
other languages, A personal talk with
Ben Bruins will convince the most skep-
teal that he believes heart and soul in
the b. b. C. medicine and he has hun
dreds of testimonials Of cures made by
IL to back up his claims. Don't forget
the place-eOrner Kekaulike and King
Streets, opposite the Fish Market.
every day except Sunday, from 8 a. m.
to 5 P. m,-AdVertisement. ~