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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-27
MEAT INJURIOUS
TO THE KIDNEYS

TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH k,oNgys
IF BACK HURTS OR OLAooCR
eoThERs
II you must havo your meat evcry
day. eat It. but flush your kidneys with
salts occasionally. says q noted author.
ity who tells US that meat forms uric
acid which almost paraiyzes the kid.
neys In their efforts 10 expel II from
the blood. They become sluggish and
weaken. then you suffer with q dull
misery In tho kidney region, sharp
pains In the back or sick headache, dix.
illness. your stomach sours. tongue Ia
coated and when the weather In bad
you. have rheumatic twinges. Tho
urine gets cloudy. full Of sediment. tho
channels often get sore and irritated.
obliglng you to seek relief two or
three times during the night.
To neutralizs these Irritating acids.
To cleanse the kidneys and flush OF tho
body's urinous waste get four ounces
Of Jad Salts from any pharmacy here:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-27
Hcralds 5 Class6ed Advs.

Advertisement In ths Classified
eslsWsas ere pesated q ~ rate -
Five Gents . llNs. Invariably In q.
vaNee. Hereafter ~ advertisement
Will b aeeepesd unless aeesmpaals6
by Ne eash.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-27

wins her heart. A. the little girl OF
the natives Mary Pickford is seen In
some Of her best comedy work. The
picture abounds in big scenes that
carry real thrill. among them being
the battle, the desecration Of the tenn
pie. with its great pool of sacred wa
ters. II storm on Il desert. and the
Of the natives In the forge of
the sword maker. The east is enc of
prominence. and more than ESQ pco-
pie appear In the various scenes. Spe-
cial music has been written for this
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-27
LEGAL notice.
SVM MONS

SUMMONS
In tn. Circuit cour, IT III, s,.,
Oregon. for klamath coun,,
4 l.. Montor. i'iaintin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-10
S?I-rEWES EECICIDOS Ell NUES
IRA REDACCICN.

Sc ~cci3iC-on en- csyA :cdacci6n los
bo!ctiaaS numeros 1872, l94 y 1913 de
n Estacicn Experimental Agricola de
Il Urisersidad de Illinois, los cuales
tratan, respectivamente, del 'Allmen
to que debc e~nlplearse para el bueA
desarrollo de las potrancas,' Las eN
periencias sobre una nueva pledra de
sal" ' los "Campos de granos de pri-
mave.a en- Illinois," todos los cIales
asuntos son rratadoS pOr bien repu-
tados specialists y ofrecen gran III
rcr5s : los agriculto-es Y g~aaaderos.
Al l"do lie cada esiidio t@cnico sob-e
Ia matc.ia objeto del boletia, figuran
abundaaJes datos 3umericos que com
prcnies establishes, percentages y
res~isaGos practicos de los ptocedi-
mieutos emplea&os en- differences ope
.acioneS CONSEQUENCES Il estudio que
cntra!.an les puntos m~enc:onados.
Agradecemos e. envio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-10
I'm NEGRO 2ECIEIO UN BALAZC
IN IA CASEZA.

Respondents Z Ut llamado que Sc
ai1o : IA policia Aye 4 IA m~adrugada,
los of;yiales X. Tinlcz J John We!ch,
acud;c-ar . Ia Gale y. Laredo dc
GcuGe rrocaGia dicAo !!aTaGo y en-
CO.. a-.n T. hos ncgros cue ccAaron :
.cc~~e~ tn v-arto como vieron q los
2gg.,c- d5l o-dca. Los g~eada"!9cs Ira
,a79n Gc ca2tu1ar;os y les irtimaroa
que s. dstuyicga2. pcro afuellos no
h:ci,-oa ca-o Y entoaces les diSpa-
iaror, tocaaGo una haia en- IA ca5ezA
F.. uno dc LIS nec:os, Gliea fGa luego
co.GvciGo :! Hospital De ia :iudad. h!
D.. l. G. Nc CorElc Gijo que el heri-
% tents ura requcnA prob&bilidad
&c e.ivar n vida.
John W'elca capture 4: ot@o negro.
ge.ra.s d. :cci5ida ia roticia Sc supo
a. Is aogros ha5!an tcatado dc en-
~ ea an@ l.-nda cue hay en- Ia cs'
cuio@ &c les GALES Travis y \. La:e-
Dc = u u.c .c clios SC habia echado
.,,,ya c! u~ol:c:a. armada &c Il cuchi-
lie. a...as de e~mp.e~dcr IN fuga. En-
I'll. suG h1.iGo. ccGro declines an,es,
. mug.5 : las G:30 de L maHa2a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-10
IA pOLICIA ESTA a PUNTO DE
DESCUBRIR MUCHOS ROBOS
DE JCYAS.

Los robos de jovas que han ocurri-
do en- San Antonio durante las dos Ill
timas scmanas Sc espera que ( q des
cubiertos con un arresJO que hizo
aver en- Ia manana el sheriff del De-
partamento, de dos j6venes. Sc dice
one uao lie ellos ha confesado " y
cue de su declaration resulta qIe
hay una banda de cIatro iadividuos,
dos de los cuales estdn Ell custoGia.
Como resultado de csta declaration,
c! sheriff john ". To5ia : el dipu-
tado Alfonso Newton, han recupeca-
60 ms de S4C0 de joye-la que fue
-obad& cl rartes Y q microbes en- ia
acyae de Ia ua2a lie Frank Gcaa:e-!.
Sol de 10 Gale S. Flores.
Du.4nle is scnaanas pasaGa5 les
.o5os De ioyas iue-on trccucn;es : IL
vi-o7 ;ugar micnt.as las familias
satin de sas clsa5 = algu@a vista o
.sccrci5a o cualquier Ctro motive. E!
ultimo m@rtos :Ivo iugar un roDo de
ca c.a.c On "A elsa e G-anie~i, lie
vs.ado=e !os l2d.oaca joyas For ms
,. $500 : al&an dinero eli elective.
- microbes, en- IA noche t2mbien,
l.. a..:mos : o,ros volv:cron : sc lie
an m5.s o. GIt0. FL sheriff Tobin
.- Que ha llcgado el momento DC
dasvuarir loGUS cs9s robos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-10
PROTESTO.
Tp0grpl~S =.

dc la manera mas eneIgica Y GolcmEc
contra los proccdimientos de cue he
sIlo victigGa; p.Otesto contra Ia dcc!a-
iIac.0n dc caducidad y contra Il ad-
mission de los denuncios hechOs por
los se1ores Feliciano Cons, licenci%do
Fidel s. PujoI. Francisco 4. Cano, AL
bcrto G. Monteverdc y Ramon Mclen-
dez, que estimo nu!os Y sin ningin
valor. IeserviGdome los Gerechos quo
HE concede la constitution de 1877 :
las dcrnas leycs dc Mexico, pA!a ha-
ce;lcs valer en- Ia fCrma, tempo V VIA
cue cc-rcsponda, pucs destearado del
pals, ~perseguido Y con toaos mis- bic
. hes confiscados, TO pUcdo h&cer que
! Sc respetcn mis- dercchos raltrajados.
! Publico csta protesta en- IA prensa
De los Estadcs Unidos, porque a pcsar
de que he iatentado hacerlo en- los
pcri0dicos Re Sonora. no he podldo
c~Onseguirlo hasta a..o.a. scguramente
po.que todos e&:an bajo los aus3icIos
del go6ierro de. Estado, ) deseo que
nj p-otesta sca consc;da del publico
para !rc q"ede aGvert:&o dc les PFC
ccdimientos ilega!cs de q.e he sido
v;c;ima Y ! fin de que las pcrsonas
que ahora o mas tayde pretendan va
lerse de egtos proccdimie"tos para
rleSpojarmr de las pe~rtenencias mine
i de Preferential, no puedan alcgar
Z igEorancia o buena Sc.
Los Angeles, Cal, 6 dc Marzo-19l7.
jose M. EAYTCRENA.
( (Adv).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-10
VILLA Sc ENCUENTRA AL SUR
DE Ell PASO.

Fl General carlancista Lis NJ.
Hermosillo. do una information q
George J.. Kavanaugh p~eriodista de
Chicago Y uuien lego antcnoche 4
esta ciudad en- la II asegur6 que Vi
H. V u hombres no cstan mas que 4
II jC.naG4s de FL Paao, h4cia cl
Sur. K~ayarlugh hizo cl viaje en- COM
pohia del dicho jefe carrancista, des-
,.e Ia Ciudad dc chihuahua i Ia from
terra. Hermosillo w %noIa para Ia
Cirdad de Mexico ! recibir .nstruc.
c;,ocs de Carranza. antes de asum:r
.! cargo d. Gobc!nador de Chihuahua
ouc le ba sido encomendado pot
ooral.
U,ruosirlo seoi;n Kavaraugn. de-
Moro o,,n Ios r~,rrancisras esten faltos
, No m.n;cicnes. Esta. dice, ha sido In
. n~-i,c;uaI raz6n de Dor que ell cjGrcito
I - Gar; anza no ha a,abado con los
Willis rs. Bonilla admite que las fuer-
ms del Primer Jefc no puelen en-
Drender un franco ataque contra los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-10
P R o T E S 7 A.

En- e. pa-i0G.co La Palabra'. que
= putlica er Nogales, Sonora, Mexi-
90, y en- el nlmero correspondence
al 3 de Enc-o ul:imo, Ia ~aparecido
NJ mensaie de s. corresponsal en- Her
mosillo en- que Sc dice que, por falta
del page de impuestos, la Agencia de
Minerva de aquella ciudad ma declara-
do ia caducidad de unos fundos mine
"os titulados 4 mi favor Y admitidos
los nuevos denuHcios que han presen-
tado los senores Feliciano Cons, IL
| cenciado Fidel 6. Pujol, Francisco
4. Cano, Alberto G.. M~onteverde y
Ramon Mclendez.
Declare que soy legitino propietl-
rio de los fun&os miaeTos "Empalme",
amparado con titulo nGmero 1869,
expeGi4o en- % de Noviembre de
1910, comrrendiendo Il hectareas;
Maria, ampaIado cor t!tu,o 50201.
expedite en- 7 de Enero de 1911, com,
pr~endiendo 6 hectareas; "Crest0n Co.
dorado Y Anexas', ~amparado con IL
tulo numero 49343, expedido en- 9 dc
Julio lie 1910. comprendicnGo unI
superficia de 5 ~hectareas; "Crestor
Colorado" amparaGo con titu!o No,
4o556, comprenGlcndO s hcctareas Y eX-
pedido el 80 de Octubre de 1869. y"La
Poza." amparado con titulo numerc
1894, expedido en- 30 de Diciembre Dc
1902, y comprendicndo n super
ficie de s hectarcas. Con mi ca
ractc" de propietario de dichas Pc
. tcneEc!Ss.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-10
Ia Nc s1rVen a su espo-
sa %; vestidos eue
usaba haca u. mes
Recibe cantando 4 su espOso cuandc
vuelve del trabajO
SUFRIO DURANTE { ANOS

Era n sombra de 81 misma. Tonic
ell tGnico raniac, : aumeEte ounce
libras. .Ahora Sc siente joTen otra
veZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-10
INFORMACLON LOCAL
Ell JEFF DE BCMBEROS A FUN.
TO DE MOPIH EN- UNA
COLLISION.

FL Jefe de los Bomberos, Mr.. Wri-
ght. escape . Ia muerte antenoche,
cuando, acudiendo en- su auto a dom
de habia estalado IN ~incendio, choco
con IN pesadisimo wagon con man
gueras, entire las GALES Concrete Y
Santa Maria. Ambos carros iban con
una velocidad inusitada. La leng'la
del wagon pogo tan violentamentc
sobrc Ii parte delantera del auto de
Mr.. Wight, que arroj6 a este al
fonGo del vehiculo. e jefe Wright
dice que iba por la Gale Concrete
que es IL unica Gale p~avimentada
para If a doade tenia luga.' el incen
do cue era en- IL Ia. cuadra de Ia ca
IL de Bueua Vista Y el wagon podi1
haber cntrado Gil Ia Gale Concrete.
yendo al O. del au,o, pero en- lugai
de este continue Sobrc n Gale S2T
Ma. COS, intentando salir 4 Buena
VT: IT, cLIl tiene IN macadam muy
dc:tliGo en- aquel puesto. Con este
luy pr, lic2mente impossible evitai
Ia collision Y tsta Sc verified. Sin en-
barge. Wright sa!io ileso Y considers
que este ha sido IN capricho de Ii
sucrte 0 un acto de Ia Providencia.
FL auto de Mr.. Wright quedo en- IA
{ s..'!o. que Sc cree necesario IN;
nueva GAIA. Los vidrios fueron pulvc
! .iZados tot&!mcnte. E. bombero Pc
rcz que ccnducia e. wagon con man
gucras. declare que 81 habia obrado
! obedeciendo I instrueciones dada;
! por su teniente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-10

rios tiros les fueron disparados. Al
gunos detectives acudieron en- auxi-
Ito del Official pero los ratas escapa-
ron sin dejar traza alguna de elios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-10
Ell TEMPO PARA HOY.

Ia of;cinA del tempo prcdijo aver
que mayor cantidad de lluvia cac~ia
du"In;a II Gochc que ACADIA de pasar
y ia mariana dc hoy. Tamhi@n agrc-
ga cl p-onostlco que Sc eXtrcmara II
incst&bilidad de l2s condolences del
tempo. el Qua! tiendc a manifesUarse
mas calicnta cada tlia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-10

Mi esposa ha aumantado ounce
iibras con FL tGnico Tanlac, a grade
de cue va no le sirver los vest!4oS
cue usaba hace IN mes-dijo jose
II. Olivares en- in Drogreria Wagner.
haze unos clantos dias. 4 donde fue
cen 81 ezposa = Sra. NarcjSa G de
! GTvares-Estc matrimorio v!Te en-
p Gale Austin No. 81 = taatc q
como ella sen rerfectameato bien CO.
7acidcs 81 IN @arta de Ia c!aGad cn
dcrde VIXEN.
81 sezor-con:.ru6 dieiendo e! s..
0Ii,ares.-.ahova esta tan bie2. cue
caando vuslvo del trahajo re reci2e
cartarIc. VI conn,i@o 4 los c;2as :
esta oertectamenta ben Dc sa!ud.
Gesnu.s de haber Sufrido 10" es9ac.o
de seis aHcs. Dc injiccstioncS = o.c2s
cnferr-e daGes de- esc@ma"o. Por to-
do csc tempo. los alima"cos cue to-
MAZDA nc le hacian p~rovetho alguHc.
Al ccatrario: Dermareeia Gcs2ie-t2
cast toda Ia noche hasta las Tres o
cratro de IL mariana. sufri2-do : 10
rudierlo ccnciliar er sUeNo. Sc que
! ia5a dc tcrrlbles dolores en- todo su
nyerpo. de IA c&bcza q los pies, ' dis
~r,jnuyo tanto de rpso. ocnienGose ;aA
/ actraaa ' ago-ada, que Sc veia como
:; trv:era ms cdaJ De IA qUe t.ene
r~s.iaerte. ' ca solamente una SOM
hra &c 5: m;sma.
~L.simos r,uchos art;cu!os en- los
~reri6dicos ace-ca del t6E.co Tanlac.
= 5sta ros decide Z hacer una Drueba
--n Il a!elicina. ' bien. nj es2osa
lice aue II primer ho-ei!a Que TO-
mo Z do alivio cast instantaneo, y
fes!e earcncas cmn.z6 = DoneTSe me-
I ror en- toGcs seatidos. V a t"ra2r fHer-
. zas. TcIo 10 cue tonic fueron cuatro
boteIas. pres Giio Gee VI TO ira lie
r~esario xesuir tcn.a0dolc Gesde e}
-.oHe,to m que " Sc sent!a pecf2e-
/ .amenie hen. Par2 ahora "a no .e
! naa vre!tO acuellos torribles dolores
! aac aaJs.ior:nen-e sufria. : taW2ceo
! t.c7e inaivesticneso al@una ot-a c.
| ~:era.cdaj De! ssr6ma@o. nj dolores
| despus &c conner. Su appetite Is es-
/ n,cnj;Ao Y los alimertos CUE TOM Il
! haeca bien. y n prueba dc clio cs q In
! g..acrtado como quinca librss de pc
! SC. Die. cue ahcra Sc siente joven
de ruev : que debe SUI restab!ec.maen
Ito i! -,nico TanEac. H"mos referido
/ 81 case 4 infinidad de Guestros ami
/ COS. Y muchos de ellos "syan toGiar-
| 10 el t6nico Tanlac deSdc cl rome@-
10 en- y:eron los beueficios cue
nj esposa cstaba obteniendo cen cl
mismo."
Tan!ac Sc vende en- San Antonio,
nor IA Wagner's Drug Co, 40- {,
: Houston g.. Y per IA Ne;er's Fhar-
macv. 1922 West Corler2e St. baio
IA i~irecc;an personal dc IN re3rc5en-
, tante especial del TaElac, 0 Sc cEvia-
"a por estas boticas, porte pagado 4
c%uainuier direction. al rccibo de 81
va!or que es SI.00 por bote!la.
(.Adrertiscrlent.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-10
FUERON SORP2ENDIDOS AL
OUERER ROBAR UNA
TlENDA.

Dos ladrones cue intentaron pene-
trar en- II Sugarman Dry Goods Store,
". Houston Y Flores, a las 1 de IL
manana de aver. fueron d~escubiertos
en- ell acto por el polic!a Stark. Los
!adrones lrehuSaron a hacer alto
suanGo ell Official Sc los orden0 y va
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-10
POBOS.

EI .uto de siete pasajeros de 70
berth :. Uhr. Comisionado de Pollcla
y Bomberos. fue robado a~ntenoche
del frcntc lei Elks Hall, entire las
10 v-las II. FL Comisionado Uhr ha-
hin c~oncurfido a TN smoker dado
no. Ia Elks para acordar Ia relative
il nr6xiiaa convention de los Elks
oue tendga lugar en- esta ciudad.
Ii po,icia y los detectives fueron
.yisaio3 del robo, pero naSta las III
timas horas de aver NADIA sc habia
Dod;do dascubrir. Mr.. Uhr esta incli,
naJo l Greer qrle ell auto fue llevado
fucra de Ia ciudad.
Frost Woodruff, 2317 de n Aveni-
Ga Main, avis0 anteayer 4 Ia policla
que lie habian robado dos llan-as
grandes sin tubos interiors; y 80 pies
de de su garage.
La sonora \. Seall. 901 de Ia Gale
S. Flores, avis6 tambien a Ia pollcia
de habey sido robada de varios articu-
los de joyeria, incluyendo I'm rcloj
lie orc para sonora, Il caden2 de
orc tarlbitn Y varias otraS alhajas.
Mr.. John Rollins, 500 de IA Ave
nida D., invite a un hombre que Sc lie
present6 manifestandole tener ham,
bre 4 que sc sentara a 81 mesa en-
Ia cccina de su casa Y el individuo
aceptG, mas al conluir, Gliso dar una
muestra de gratitud a su anfitrion
llevandose unas t~ijeras de hojalatero
oue valen mas de So. Nj. Rollins des
cribe al ladr6n como IN hombre dc so
anos, alto y portando un saco de Iona.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-10
WILSON'S COREGA
PETIENE LOS DiENTFS
POSTIZOS EN- IA 2OCA
Evita las Encias Ulceradas

Las encias Sc encoien ' Sc hincha,
con frecuencia. = II dentadura Sc aflo
ia, pero este no es culpa del dentIsta
Una application de COREGA soDre i:
plaza dental, evita estes in~convecien
tes y Ia retiene firmemente en- posi-
ci6n, ayudando q n hygiene &c ID =,
ca. Vale % ceat2vos en- las drosu'
rfas Y casas que venden artIcu:os .
tocador. Pida muestra gratis : Cor.
n Chemical Co, Cleveland, Qaie.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-10
Loss OF OPERA
HOUSE Regretted

In looking about for a suitable place
In which to give their concert next
month, the Apollo Club of Honolulu
deeply regrets the loss of the Hawai-
ian Opera House. No other place in
the city seems so we'll adapted, to the
needs of a high class concert such as
they contemplate In order to present
to the best advantage the finished
male chorus and glee music they are
preparing, it is very essential that the
auditorium combine large seating ca
pacity with good acoustics. None OF
the larger theaters have the latter
quality to sufficient degree. The
Hawaiian Board Auditorium on King
street seems to be the best in this line
and though somewhat small, will prob
ably be selected for the performance.
The only two occasions when the club
has appeared, have been hailed as
great successes, and have whetted the
public's appetite for more.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-10
HERALD
gets WAR news
BY AUTOMOBILE

In face of great difficulties, with
wireless communication cut off by
censorship, The Hawaii Herald gave
the first authentic news of the declara.
ton of a state of war to the people OF
'Hilo and secured the news hours in
advance of the time it would ordinaI-
lily have been received otherwise than
by wireless. On Saturday, April {.
the Herald issued an extra WAR
DECLARED" gave the senate vote and
other news. 1t told how that news
was obtained in the following words:
"Once more The Herald managed,
under the greatest difficulties, to give
the real news to the people of the Is
land of Hawaii. The censorship on
the wireless cut us out of all touch
with Honolulu and the mainland, but
where there is will there is way
generally. .~.
Through the active cooperation of
some very good friends of The Her.
aid, and some speedy automobile work
by E. E. Mcclure of the Hilo Auto Co.,
the Kilauea was met at Kawaihae at
2 o'clock this morning and the latest
news from Honolulu was secured.
Then the genial Mac" dashed off for
Hilo and arrived here at Z o'clock this
morning. This is going some in an
automobile and Mcclure has showed
that he is capable of handling his car,
night or day, with the best profess
sional drivers.
The Mauna Kea tomorrow morning
will bring further news Of the war
situation"
On Friday, when the wireless serr-
ice ceased, it was assumed that a dec.
laration of war was the occasion and
the Herald, under the heading of I'm.
doubtedly Was Has Been Reclared,
published the news of the closing of
Mutual Wireless to commercial mes.
sages, the differences drawn and gave
all local developments as to the Ali
ers and the general war situation.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-10
PASSOVER FEAST
TO END SATURDAY

Passover, or the Feast Of Unleaven
ed Bread, began last Friday evening
at sunset, and continues for seven
days Orthodox, Jews celebrate it for
eight days, that is. until sunset Sat
urday, April IA. The feast commence
rates chiefly the deliveralice Of the
: Children of Israel from their slavery
!: to the Egyptians, and so most of the
ceremonial and ritual of Passover is
Intended to be reminiscent of the
events and circumstances of that an
cient deliverance. Thus in the Temple
at Jerusalem, Pascilal lambs we're sac
rificed by their ancestors at the COM
mani of Moses before they departed
from Egypt; because the Children of
Israel in their haste to leave the LAND
of bondage did not have time to per
NIT their bread to leaven, 1t is the
law to this very day, that, during the.
entire Feast Of Passover, nothing but
unleavened. bread. tMazzothD may be
eaten. On the seventh day Of the
feast the scriptural portion read in
the synagog is the song of triumph
sung by the people at the Red Sea,
because this day is considered to De
the anniversary of the dividing OF the
Red Sea.
The characteristic feature OF the
feast is the ceremonial meal, called
the Seder. conducted on the evening
of the first day The ceremony en-
beavers to recall the events of the de-
liverance of old. The bitter herbs are
eaten to indicate how bitter were the
lives of the slaves in Egypt A lamb
bone is kept on the table to recall the
Paschal lamb offered in Egypt apd in
the Temple. A pastelike compound
of nuts and fruits called ''Haroseth" is
eaten; this is considered to be re-
minder of the mortar used in BULL
ing the treasure cities for Pharoah.
Four cups of wine are drunk, BECAUSE
four were the expressions OF redemp-
ton used in the Exodus episode. And
as it is obligatory to tell the story o.
the Exodus every year, the youngest
son of the household asks four sets or
questions as to the nature of the feast,
and the father answers telling the
story of the Deliyerance from Egypt.
In Palestine Passover also CONNIE
morates the ripening of the barley,
the earliest crop. and so marks the
close Of the winter Thus the general
message of the feast is freedom, the
freedom of nature from the thraldom
of winter, and the freedom Of Israel
from bondage. ~. -
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SILL FALLIhC bkCk
ON me WEST FRONT .

Late last month. the star-Bulletin
published sugar market mafcont
gram letter received from its New
York house by Alexander & Baldwin
which mentioned an estimate on the
Cuban sugar crop made for Facts
About Sugar by President Menocal.
Al copy of that paper, containing the
article mentioned. was received yes
terday and is as follows:
HAVANA, Cuba, March Pre-
sponsiye to cable request received
here on March 20, President Menocal,
through his secretary. r. S. Azpiazu.
has issued to Facts About Sugar the
following Statement: -
Zone hundred and twenty-eight
sugar mills shipping their products
from the six principal ports of Cuba,
and manufacturing so per cent Of the
total sugar crop Of Cuba, have never
stopped operations for even single
day since the recent disorders in Cuba
began. These mills are grinding now
and receipts to date at the six prin-
cipal ports aggregate $4,000 tons.
''Fifty-eight other mills are known to
be grinding at the present time. OF
these possibly ten stopped operations
for a week or less during the most
critical time OF the recent disorders.
Lack OF transportation as much as any
actual trouble was responsible for this
condition The government com.
Wandered considerable rolling stock
from the various railroads for military
purposes, and this of course hampered
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TAYLOR AND HALT0M
SHOULD BOOST TRIPS
HERE, DESPITE WAR

Members Of the Hawaii Promotion
Committee believe that with Fred J..
Halton and Albert P. Taylor on the
mainland boosting for tourist travel.
and the Pacific safe from any attacks
by German submarines tourists
win continue to book passage for Ha-
wall
With war declared II Is their belief
that the Pacific will be the safest
water lane, and inasmuch as there has
been no disturbance IN the Pacific
since war was declared between Eng
land and Germany, it is not thought
that there will be any decrease in the
tourist trade on that account War
conditions, and the general trend Of
affairs in war time viii necessarily
cause a slight decrease in the travel
to Hawaii.