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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20
DID DUTCH VESSEL
ATTEMPT 10 LAY
MINES OFF cEYE0N!
Fhorouuh Search Of Princess Ju-.
Hama Made BY Federal OFFICIALS
Who Prevent German Passen-
gers From DebarklnC

Did the Dutch steamer Princess JUL.
ana, which reached this port yesterdav
with party Of thirty.fonf German
prisoners on their way back to Ger.
many under safe conduct issued BY
Great Britain, France and the United
states, attempt TO lay mines OF the
Coast of Ceylon and among the islands
OF the Malay Archipelago before she
came on heref Federal ofIieials here.
who made n prolonged search Of the
vessel when she locked Yesterday
morning, refuse TO comment upon the
report that she did do 30, but Il Il
known that the search of the vessel
was very thorough.
The search was conducted bv the
armed guards sent by the army ma
by Marshal Smiddy and his deputy.
The vessel was gone over thoronRhly
IN an Effort to uhearth any signs OF
mine laying paraphernalias But the
hunt, II is believed, did not result in
the finding Of any incriminating evil
donce. ~ N
When asked regarding the search
and the Htip" on which the govern
ment officials were acting Marshal
Sniiddy said yesterday that he could
say nothing. 81 "A
These are not times when indis-
friminnte talking does any good. - he
said. GIVE carried out certain instruc.
tons Al regard to the German party on
board the vessel, seeing to il that none
was allowed ashore while the ship was
at the dock. That is all that can
say. Z "a IA &,
Soon after the vessel tied ND at The
wharf, she was moved out some dis
.tnnee and o coal barge interposed be-
tween her side and the piers, while the
gangwny was withdrawn. Every pre-.
caution was taken by her guards to
prevent the members Of the German
pnrfy, which consisted Of members Of
cona,llnr STATS in China and their wives
and clerk, from communicating with
the shore w Wolters, well known
German resident Of this city. attempt
ed TO hold conversation with some Of
the members of the party, but was or.
defed on by the guard AT first HE re-
fused 10 20 but little show of author
ity by the sentry convinced him 6f the
unwisdom OF his attitude and he moved
away, muttering to himself. VA
Another time one OF the Germans on
the vessel attempted to leave but the
hiuEzle of a rifle about the middle of
his etomach caused him to change his
mind and he too went Of saying things
30 himself. Is n /,
From officials on the ship il was
learned that the party consists Of the
relieving:
J ~. Bcteke, acting consul; H. Won
Bofchs consul, wife and two ehilden.
Miss y. Fense, govefness; r. Gunther.
secretafy, and wife; y. Hoenlko, secre.
tary, wife and child; Mrs. T. Holzhauer
and child; @. Jeclse, .secretafy. ana
wife; Miss L. Kolb, nurse; j. Lamla,
secretary, Miss NJ Ley, nurse; p. MerIx.
hnghaus, CONSUL wife and two chill
drsn; m. Metzelthin, inspector cor,
sulnr service, and wife; A. Nord, con.
sui; q. Pernitzseh; consular interpre-
ter; Baron ". Won Ruffin, secretary;
H Schoenhen, consular attache; Al. w.
sdhoeps, assistant; A. Tigges, employee
consular service; +. Weiss, consul, wife
ind two children.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20
HURL BACK
( OTTOMAN TROOPS
lconcluded Prom Page ~

\. -. A A -. !. - -.
rahge. A. The same time the Italian
laviatorH, in large numbers attacked
tho lines Of comman,eafion ofl hhA
nemy, cutting them m severa, plsces
By dropping bombs on fhe raiIro.as
and roads 81 Nv ~ I
Attacks bv the Anstrians west ~
Versiches broke down 1combletelv ana
The Italian Gums destroved ~ Anst ,,an
position In the vicinity "a The 'fo,t;asd
lown OF AIinero. Z
C;ernan Assault Fails
On the Western front the Ga,,,sns
launched tremendous attael .unon tha
French lines between So;ssans snS
Rheims in ~ desperate bnt fru;tls,s ~
tempt to break THROUGH. wave afta,
wave Of picked men were hnriea 81 M
solid wail presented nv The fraons ~
General Pefam. but fiev Sera hrriad
back, broken, bleeding ana demoraI.
lied. Tho ground was piled hich Win
their dead and wounded when tlsev
retired the French remained tr;nm.
phant onttheir unbroken line
The British report that the rains
made by the Germans the .othey day
youth OF Lombeartzdye betwaen
Nsney and lie Preux. have ,been III.
guined by the British. foilow;ng son,a
heavy fighting in which the Germans
foet severely. German raiders / also
failed cofnnieteIy 81 acoomni;sh .ha; Us
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
BY Merchants' EXCHANGE

ran Frnncisc0 t--' --''''e~
sen Ernqclsco- Arrived, July 10, sp. Fans
81 Clyde hence June III
fort Iownsend--A Arrived. July 10. schr.
Annie Larsen. hence Ipne ~. -
tylt nseles--A ,Trtved July ~, schf fIar.
nnn ttluclscu- Arrived July n Con m
str, Maui, hence July n. -
ran rselc!.s., sIeau,ed. July II, .2:l0 ~ M,
Honolulu. " ~ 80 '-f'''i
San FianSieco Steamed, July II, 20 D. IN. ).
SIT; Nlhelnlna, for Honolulu. q '1'' y
Gfny's iarbor--Arfived, July IA schr
Inmpn, hence June i6 ~ - $3.50
ban fNnclsco.- Steamed. July 1S. str MIN
pom Maru, II o. m, for Honolulu ~
rlh ffanclseo-A Arrived, July ~. str. Ecna-
san Francieco-1piy ~ arrived str. shinyo
Maru: hence July ~. II a. IN.
San. Frnncisco---Itily i0 steamed. str Vnl
nlngton, FOR Honolulu. ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20
IAYLOR'S RESGNATlON
EFFECTIVE ON TENTH

The resignation of Al. P. Taylor as
secretary Of the promotion COMMITTEES.
which was exclusively announced in
The Advertiser yesterday, win proba I.
bly, take effect September 10 accord.
ing to the wording Of his letter 70 the
members of the board.
There still remains the possibility
that the majority Of the board nav
ask Mr.. Taylor to reconsider his de-
termination TO quit, but il il under.
stood that the secretary has other
plans IN view and will step out on the
date mentioned unless action is tax.
en- by the board that might induce
him to remain
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20

Former Captain Of Raider Faces
Grave Charge

PHILADEIPIIIA, July 20-- Capt.
Max Y. Thiefiehensl former command.
er Of the raider Prinz Ethel Fried.
rich, who Is under Indictment on q
charge Of smuggling and Of White
slavery, was brought before the fed
cfai court hcre yesterday to plead. The
German officer, who had previously de-
manded that his progression Of naval
commission from the Kaiser be rec.
Cgnl1ed and that he be held until after
the war In order that his trial might
take place in Germany, before Der.
man eonrt, refused to plead. 10 an
questions put to him by the court, he
femnined mute.
The court directed that a plea Of
Not guilty be- entered and Set the
trial for September.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20
GERMAN TRAITORS
HEApRU!SSREv0LT

~ ~
man element under control. The city
is being closely patrolled BY Cossaclss I,
and arm0fed motor cars are at the door
OF the Winter Palace, ready to rush
away TO safety the government leaders
IN case the revolutionists get out Of
hand. ~ fsffi ff IS
city Pun Of Spies va
1etr0gti,d Is filled with German spies
and secret agents who are doing every
thing in their power 70 break down the
present government and replace IL by
one that win do the bidding Of Pots
dam.
A lieutenapt today confessed that
he was sent to the front by German
agents and sympathizers to preach a
propaganda Of q separate peace. He
said the lenders Of the radicals had an
agent from the German star whose
duty II was 10 compromise the provi.
sional goxeInment in the minds Of the
Russian people, and that funds have
been sent for corruption purposes BY
way of the German legation at Stock,
holm.
The government leaders are consid.
ering transferring the government To
Moscow. A conference Of soldiers ana
peasants win be held at Moscow TO pre-.
vent interference with the Petroerad
garrison. vf tfs3s 4
The government has placed cannon
In the stRf buildings and at The Winter
Palace. There is feeling that the
decisive stage has been reached AZ tho
conflict between the forces Of order
and disorder.
The government has been lenien,
withthe radicals, fearing TO make mar,
tyrs ohthe Maximalists in the eyes Of
the people. As for the ma-ses Of the
people, they loyalty support the gov
ernment.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20
DCONTROL IS
LIMITED BY SENATE
IRON Hemp and fools Are Not
Included
tAssociated Press by o. 8. Naval Com
munication servicel

WASHINGTON, July 1p--The senate
BY notion this aftcraoon limited the
scope Of the food control bin to foods,
stock feeds and fuels, rejecting control
over iron, hemp and tools. Three sala.
RED Administrators are to handle the
control The senate gave an implied
sndcrsemept 70 Herbert c. Hoover when
~ fejected an amendment offered bv
senator Reed Of Missouri, who attacked
Hoover ON the ground that he has been
70 long abroad he is out Of touch with
American conditions. Reed asked that
there be five food controllers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20
germany ISREADY
TO SUE F0RPEACE
Reichsiap By Overwhelming Vote
Adopts Resolution Favorino
End q War

Earlier in the day a summary Of a
letter. desphfchea ~ nfithdkliI 70 the
.,S,.,., - ....,... ~. 80. ,.:..,.,
5,,t y, ~. 80. 's'' Z ~, TX "a. ~ ~
y. " .,' R,s,l, IA e.
- - ~. Y,
800, M, tns tenl.n, rone1s Nou'e
sn'FIse l'o'. tne 0onlncs nnu'.pu'ee
1,1s ,.. ano ~ pos'',o'' % I9Iee suen
cpnu''ions upon .'ns'. e''en''stl ~ won'u
snsnie en1,stufpeo 'ohuitaops ioI tne
Iuiure, sucn peace as tne austrian
sthtesman ppo annopncen IN his VEN
m address 70 pc the aim Of the Austro'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20
SENDING
DOCTORS 10 ALLIES
Especial Gable to Nippu JiiI,

TOXIC, July 19--More than one hun
bred Japanese physicians win leave
TOXIC Tor Rumania this month. The
medleai men will assist in the fight
against The plague in the Balkan ma
ton. They will leave Japan over the
trans siberian railroad, going first to
fetrograd. The dean Of the physicians
VIII be given a rank Of major general
while all the others win be listed az
officers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20
FEDERAL WRIT ORDERS
SEATTLE CARS TO RUN
(Asaociated Press by U. 8. Naval Com
mnnicAtiOn aerxfcal

SEM TIE, July 20--The federal
courts yesterday issued writ direct
ing the street car company to operate
street cars in this city despite the
strike Of theso operatives which has tied
UP trnnie here for some days The
writ is returnable Monday.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20
JUNGLE SAM STANDS
ALOOF AT CONFERENCE
WA Not Participate At Gathering
Of Allies In Paris
Associated Press BY o. s Naval Com.
nluication HarrfcnA 80

q WASHINGTON, July l9--The United
States has decided mot to participate IN
the allied conferenee which ia to Be held
9t Paris some time this month. The
American government was officially in.
yited TO participates. The refusal Is not
q permanent policy Of staying out Of
allied conferences, but was given be.
cause, it is stated, the conference "a
largely . military discussion Of the
Balkan situation, by which the United
States Is not yet affected.
Nevertheless It Is realized that the
United States VIII have q voice in the
final settlement conference, in which
the world e peace win be mapped out.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20
SUFFRAGE LEADERS
THREATEN PRESIDENT
tAssociated Press by o, s. Naval Com
munieation Sarxical

WASHINGTON, July 20--Sixteen
suffrage leaders who had been arrested
and sentenced for picketiDg the gates
Of the White House, aud who had lac-
cepted the free pardon which was ex.
tended TO them by the President, are
now threatening toresume their picket
tomorrow. I J,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20

UhamberIain's Colo, ChOlera and
Diarrhoea Remedy needs, 20 glaripg
headline to attract the public eye. The
simple statement that All cbAmists sell
u is sufficient, as every family knows
its value. II has been used for forty
years and Is just what its name i'm
plies. For sale BY All Dealers, BEN
son, Smith q Co, Agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20
COLORADO Miners
TO'STRIKE TOMORROW
Efforts Of Federal Mediators Are
Unsuccessful
ASSOCIATED Press by U. s. Naval Com
h munication Eervicel

DENVER, Colorado, July 20 All eff
Iors on the part OF the federal medi-
the miners In the Leadville Ldiatrict
have failed and the strike win beoin ID.
morrow morning. Fourteen hnndyed
miners, II is announced. viii "a oat
The government has done evervt6ing IN
its power 70 prevent the strike, but beth
the men ana the operators are obdu.
rate and refuse to agree on terms. n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20
SUGAR PRICE RISE LESS
THAN OTHER STAPLE FOOD

The department Of labor has been
surveying the advance Of prices Of
seven food products from February.
l9l6, TO February, 1917. The following
table gives the figures for both months
IN the two wears. w l' n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20
AMERCANCANP IN
FRANCE SATISFACTORY
General Siebert Makes Good Re-
port After Inspection
tAasociated Press by D. 8. Naval Com.
municatfon Servicel

AMHkIUAN CAMP IN FRANCE,
July 2o The permanent camp Of the
American tfoopslin France Is all that il
should be, according to the results Of
the first inspection concluded Yesterday
ny Brig. Gen. w, L. Siebert. The Amer
lean contingent sent to this country un.
der command Of Mai. Gen. John j.
Pershiag is now established in the camp
and wall remain here for final training
before going into the trenches.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20

Endau Devel. co. 5000,
md AZ. fSiy SesiS -.
Haikn 4 r %. ND.
Iinwaii Con. Ry.s5E A. \.
Hawai- Con. Ry, o. B.
Hawaii Con. nv. cofnmo1
IH Is wsIn|sS EIsst aas,. ce y.
Ion Brew a Malt. CO.
Ilonolllu Gas Go. I. !.
Hon. n 4: 20 ~.
Inter Island 3 N. Co.
Mutual Telephone CO.
Oahu X A L. CO.
PolinuG Rubber Co.
SelnmaDlndlngs pfd.
ranIohg 0l1k Rubber Go
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20
lightning ExPLDDES
MNENSEoL TANK
Associated Press By o. 8. Naval Com,
munication 6ervice)

,DKUMHIHfI, Oklahoma, July 90
Many houses were destroyed ana e0OO
persons We're rendered homeless yester.
day when bolt OF lightning struck a
huge 55,000rbafrel oil tank and ex
ploded IL, l'ss
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20
BONDS

Beach walk Inn. sksx III
Hamnkua Ditch co. 1s. III =. - 49,
Hawaii Con- Ry 5et 4. Il IL II * "a 9
Hawaiian Irr. Co. o. ~. Il N0HI ~ - +
llQW. TER. az ref 1l05 .II01 II ~, II W
iiaw. Ter Al Pub Imps. loo ~. i. Z.
Ituw@ Ter pub. imp. a. 4 tteI 1if' II 'f''-
(eerIes 1918 .lioolI ~.
HnW. Ieff1 49, n. l, II nQifI ~ Il -
Ionokau Sugar Co. Oh, Il 81 ri y. ~ ff'f-
Honolulu Gas 90. o. x j. . .lIOf II05 II, -
Kauai Hy.I 20, o. <. =. .lll|llt| I01 I-'ff.
Aanoq Imp Dist. 5ikg6.. Ii0il !.
Mpbrf1e Sugar 90. g.. li00I - - Il 800
Mutual Tel, b ......... lion II I, III 800
oahu ~. 4 Land CO. 6g6 mos I--f'I'tt-'
Oahu Sugar 60. Co. /. h. T.. III0 II0M MI 49,
0Ian Sugar 90. 0ok. 4. :, = NJ I'II| ~ Il "a
Ioc. 9nnuo 4 n. Co. Gal hos lion Il ~ +
Faciic Sugar NH Co o. II01 |II0 -ttff
san Carlos MIL, Go. OK IIOf Hoo I..,t.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20

PASSENGERS ARRIVED

BY az. Mauna Kea, July n:
and Mrs. clark, Sister Fiariana, b. Horner
q Sgak9 V T rs,s y, Miss shtlost
gey, Miss MacNaughfop, Mise p. Lldgnte,
Miss Lidente; Mr. and Mrs. =. Perry. MI. aud
Mrs p y; wecdhopsa Mrs. Winter. MIss
Weaver, Mr.. lewis, AIRS. Edwards Mlss
Sergeant Raider s. AinieIe Ypshinaga. A.
dfs%s ". EIls aossnfsid fsi n T. fet na
son s p "A Capps, Miss cahAis Miss cahill,
h ne 4aspt 4 Miyamura, Miss Mar.
tn. Doctor sexton J. +, Yeaman. Mrs.
Hnrtnett, Mrs. Cochrane, "A. X. Smyfhe. II.
Johnson, w D. Maclay, A. Constable Mr.,
Miss 7. y. Carter, Capt q. r. Bell, Lieu
tenapt nprnan, NntHuda, X. g. Knlo, H u
Emoto. Captain and Mrs Relnacke, 81 r. al
,g rs sh y hsss. MIS- hRfHtsd MI and
], II. Dias. Master Dlas. Miss Dias Goo
San. T0yama. Lieutenpnt Commander John.
son, y Douglas, Mrs. Kane. Mrs Alokoka,
MIS-. keola, r. Baker, Mr. and Mrs Con
From .I.ahaina-4F u. iIowes n M Nor.
ton, q. 8 RAYMOND, y. Young s. Chang.
Fakaina. Mr.. and Mrs. Tstisuc5 is n Nash i
motto w. Aitken. Miss Erbaugh. Mrs.
COwan, Mrs Nakamura and infant. M
ke3la; g Renta A Makekau. santoki
!. By str. AIafsonIa, from San Francisco,
July rs donald z. Afford. Kenneth Afford.
percv Y. Ailens Miss Ruth o. Barstow ri
y Beniamin allies Pliyllis Bexerldge, MIss
well. Lloyd Blapchnrd AIRS Il. Q. Bowman,
II. G. Brown Mrs. SIR. carrel, Mr. and
Mrs George n Carter, Miss Elizabeth
Cartel "a, Mics Phoebe Carter. Master r. Car
Inns; Miss Iuanita Corrlgdn. Mr. and Mrs.
D. u. trawfurd and child, D. j. Davis Mr..
and Mrs !. u, poweett. Mlss Alleen Dow
e e,nlo a = ; !, pre c, ~ ?. ngsart, Joseph
Mrs. G. Henfidues Allen Hsrlert Ii. III.
IIv gl Miss n Hun: Robert Judd, Miss
Iiss ,sr nn.'sn,i MlSs Neno Sing Miss A,la
NJ aud Ara d, S knnssd 's Miss hba osotSs
lJpnard,, a. q. I.in, 10, " i .owS AIise George
y Lyon. Franls I.yph. MISC Henrietta G.
lin. Miss Helen Martin. Miss Dorotly Mar.
tn, i; y. Mel ,ean. Alias AIIgnon MeNalIy.
Mrs, Y. A. McNnlly. Mrs. NJ. Mcpike, Mr..
and Mrs > !; y Aildkin. Judge ]. L. Min
siiSus r ST. sTaa Ma ssrasa nss ss Lfsl ss
IL Mrs Hetto Miss Gertrude
I,alnlsr; ~ J, Perry vi. q EIersan. Mis-
md Mrs, B, g. nlvenbnreh. Mr. and AIRS.
sam Rolph- II. NJ Ross. Charles Roster'
Miss blanche SapndeFs. Fred Schaar..
, ,shInidt' NJ sn1 Ms: Al seheefer Ir,
sry. Mrs. II sSs2S pe ra,nDt gS se sSgeE-
I ls,GpR T IL ISsr,ns ssrS steiner Ten
Miss Adele wicke, u v. VIII. Wile
William Whitley, Mtn Ieeina WEhailAv = i.
b lWhittington. AIF. and Mrs j. n Wight,
Mss AdH Wight Mrfanh Mrs g M.iYates.
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED

BY str Manoa. Tor San Francisco. July
George a Brown A. T., eh,nara b nTaf ETaS
Y Clark, Mrs Nay Dlais. Miss Elizabeth
Danielson. Capt William Il Foster ii. III
Fisher, y. Ferrisr, y r Foster, Miss b.
n. Goton, Mrs, II. a. Gort0h Col and
Mrs. j. D. Houston. DR. aud Mrs. w iii
ketehum Miss Helen Kennard. o. B
krause; Mrs 4, G. Iittleiehp, v. Levey,
j, j. Pierce. Mrs Charlotte Pierce. Mr.! hind
Mrs, Georg Rodiek. Miss ]. R0diek. Mrs ii,
Roehl: Miss DIVA Stevenson. ID, NJ Thrum:
Chandler Wooks, Mrs. Palmer Moods Miss
Rachel Woods Miss lima Woods, George
N. Wilcox, John Willcock. Mr. and Mrs. Il.
child and maid. n
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Al1xabder { iIaldIIn- 'I77r
pe,s.k, ~ 3sl 100
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20

j SAN FkANCI4CO. July 2O-FoIIoulnr
are the openIuk aud cIolnf quota lions 81
s sSgss lsnd esess s.ofla ~ ne ssp Fran
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Hf| -I"".' H"NN'N.|f q "I.| |".| L -
Eva Plpntatihn Co. ntx a.
Haiku sugar Go. I1(| Z.
Hawaiian Afnrtl. "a. n f[..|Il['
Hnul4 t'om1 4 sdKhr CO.. 49, Y
Hawaiian Sugar co. 1|II| ~
llonokan Snfnr Co. u I0.I a
Hon0mu sugar %. II IIILI "
Hutchinson HuRnr 90. II 10| n
kohuku Plantation Con- ID II HI
keknka HnRar Go. I. ll1II i "
kolua Sugar co ~, .....III5 |ifI
McHfgde Sugar Co ...s i i0I<I |0
Oahu Sugar co. +. I. n 1|XI IN
Olun Sugar. 90. z. /. I.|L| hi
i@iSEas ssSat IS. :!
Pacific Sugar AIill ~ ~
Inln Plantation 10 .l1It tIl[f
fepaekeO HuuHr co. - n =. w
Pioneer Mill 10 t1if-I IA
Nen Carlos Milling 20 i f1fIIL
Wnialun ARncfl. Go. .1 ~ Hos
Wailuku Sugar CO. No e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-09
Have You Backache,
Gout, Rheumatism?

American men and women should
guard constantly against kidney trou-
Die. because We eat too much and all
our food is rich. our blood is filled
with uric acid which the kidneys
strive 10 filter out they weaken from
cverworlS, become sluggish. the elimi-
native tissues clog and The result is
kidney trouble bladder weakness and
often the poison reaches the tissues,
causing rheumatism aud scut
When Your kidneys feel like Jumps
OF lead. when your back hurts or the
urine is cloudy. full of sediment. or
YOU are obliged 20 seek relief two or
three times during the night when
You suffer with sick headache. or
Dig, nervous spells. acid stomach. or
you nave rheumatism when the
weather is bad. ask your druggist for
Anuric double strength. I have
found in practice that Anuric is more
potent than Iithia and in most cases
it viii dissolve the uric acid as hot
water does sugar
Most people do neglect themselves
Their tongue has dark brown color
skin sallow. breath bad. Yet they fail
to see that their machinery needs at
tention. Everybody should take
mild laxative at least once a week. y
pleasant way 60 clear the tongue ana
the highly colored water noticed in
the morning is To take a-laXative which
VIII cure tile inactive liver and bill
iousness.
\ pleasant vegetable piu is made up
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-09

myself was prcnaturcIy grey at . and
a failure because I looked old l restorct
it to girlhood's colour through the adv %
OF a scientific friend I look younger Tran
1 did 10 years ago and am a living eN-
ample that Ereyness need no icnger eAl'~
for anyone one old gentleman or % wno
had been grey for SS years followed ny
simple advice less than one short month
and now not o. single grey hair can NC
scen-hi5 hair is the hair OF youth
Whether your hair Is completely Whte
or grey. or grey only in patches. or Simply
losing colour-yvhether you are 20 or ~
whatever your sex-I Will send You tree o.
charge fuli information how TO restore ths
natural shade Of youth TO any grey.
bIeached or faded hair without the use
OF any greasy. sticky or injurious ayes %
stains and without detection
80 write me today Give your name anu
or Mis- enclose a two cent stamp for re-
turn postage and 1 will send you tull m
structions TO restore your whole head o.
Hair to the natural beauty and colour OF
youth. so that You need never have So
hair again. Address: Mrs Mary r. SnSp-
man. Suite 81. r y. Grosvenor Bldg-'
Providence. r. ADJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-09
CUT THIS OUT
OLD ENGLISH RECIPE FOR G.
TtRRH. CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
AND HEAD NOISES.

II YOU know someone who IS troubled
with mead noises. cr Catarrhal Deaf
ness. cut out this formula. and hand L.
10 them and YOU may nave been the
meaus of saving some poor sufferer
perhaps from total deafness. We be-
lieve that Cat3rrh. Catarrhal Deafness.
head noises. etc are caused by con-
stitutiOnal disease and that salves.
sprays. inhaiers. etc. merely temper
i've with the complaint and seldom. II
ever. effect a permanent cure. This
being 50. much time mas been spent in
perfectinE a pure. gentle yet effective
tonic that should quickly dispei all
traces OF the catarrhal poison from the
system. The effective prescription
which was eventually formulated IS
given below in an understandable form
so tnat anyone can use II in their own
home Mt little expense.
Secure from your druggist I o. Par
mint Double Strength. about .5c
worth. Take this home and add TO IL
Is pint OF hot water and OF. of gran
ulated sugar. stir until dissolved. Take
one tablespoonful four times day
The first dose should begin TO re-
lieye the distressing head noises. head
ache. dullness. cloudy thinking etc
turn as the system Is iuvigorated bN
the tonic action Of the treatment. Loss
of smell and mucus dropping in the
back OF the throat are other symptoms
thar show the presence Of catarrhal
poison. and which are often overcome
by this efficacious treatment. II
nearly ninety percent Of all ear
troubles are directly caused by cararrh,
there must hc many people whose
hearing may ice restored 10y this SIM
PIE home treatment
Every person who is troubled With
head noises. catarrhal deafness or ca
tarrh in amy form should give this
prescription trial--AdN-