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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-19
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Main Store...........7th and Broadway
Uptown StOre......Library Building
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-19

hall this evening John H. Ives, S. j. DON
nelly, Herman Oppenheim and DR.. A. j.,
Stone viii. speak
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-19

Saturday of this week, April q, Is the
only remaining registration day. Be sure
your name Is on the list.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-19

The books of the judges of election re-
turned to the city clerks office yesterday
show the second days registration to have
been 6,057 making a total for the two
days Of 1904. This is 1855 less than for
the first two days in the spring of 1885,
The total registration by wards is as
fellows.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-19

A First ward Law and Order rally will
take place at Sjoberg's hall, Payne ave-
nue. and Wells street, tomorrow evening
III. G. Neal, Prohibition candidate for
mayor; Christian Carlson, candidate for
alderman, and others will speak. Cam
paign songs will be rendered by a male
quartette. A special invitation is extended
to those favoring no saloons in the resi-
dence district.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-19

At the Democratic rally in the Seventh
ward this evening at III Mackubih street
r. r. Kane, F. A. Pike, w. R. Begg and
R. N. Hare will speak:
F. L. McGhee, Winn Powers, Charles
Kartak, O. H. O'Neill, E. E. Peterson
and ]. B. Irvine will speak at the Sec
ond ward rally at Cos East Third street
this evening.
i A Democratic meeting was held last
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-19

One certificate of nomination, that of
II. r. Dennis, Republican candidate for
the assembly, was filed with the city
clerk yesterday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-19

times over their original cost The water
works were purchased for $4,000, and in
addition to the advantages of municipal
ownership resulting from the purchase,
the plant has so enhanced the value that
II could be sold today for an amount
very nearly equal to the entire city debt.
The sewer system Of the city, costing iTf
the neighborhood of $1,00O,OOO was estab-
hshed by the Democrats. Many of the
schools, police stations, public bridges,
ETC., were built by the Democrats
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-16

New attractions at the Orpheum to
light.
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The mortgaged Indebtedness OF the
Islands has increased since orr last
report S63,365.54. Recorded instrp-
ments have been as follows
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-16

80 per 1000 feet: spruce. clear sur
BCed. $3.50 20 SIS per J. 900 feet: shin
les. S3.25 10 S4.25 per 1000. Bth. zoe
soc per bundle; split redwood posts.
Ue each. lime. per barrel. s.. cement.
.-r barrel. SA75; brick. per 900. S22.-
90 l0 SOS. cut nails. 20i per key. St5O.
wire r-is. rer keg. Sf50; add s. on
-aI. Q 10 60, ard $3.50 from sd up.
New Firms.
X. Ishi. Queen near Punch51wI
streets; j.. H8uam0t0, King street. Pa
-5a; zap Yen. Queen street. Kewa.o
Zee 5. Ling. Alapli near King Streets.
lisdJn Iron Works. corner Fort and
}eretania streets. Y. Nlkata. corner
Sing and PuuChbOwl streets.
New attractions at the Orpheum TO
light
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S226S49 80
Building Material Prices.

TO take effect March l. 1900: North.
VS. rough. SIS 70 S35 per 1000 feet
selected stock. s34 to 81 per !. 600 feet
4. and G., $3.50 to $40 per !. 600 feet
redwood rough, $50 70 $3.50 per / GOO
rect; clear surfaced one side, $3.50 10
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Building Permits.

A-AAA6 OAAAANEs
Z. o. Hall & Son., 2-story brick
building, corner Fort and King streets,
$4,000; lie Munyon Photo Co, iron
addition to room on roof of Campbell
block, corner Fort and Hotel streets.
$500; Au Wo, 8 history houses, Eva
lane, Palama, $4,000; Chong Lung, 2
story house and store on King street.
$500; {. NJ. Bellina, stables on lane
off Nuuanu street, $500; T. NJ Hay
den, addition to Hawaiian Fertilizer
Co., lwi4ei, $4,000; X. Takahashi, 2
story house and store on King and
Desha lane, $1,000; Arthur Harrison.
warehouse and stable on Kawaiahao
street, $4,000; KwOng Hop. 2-story
house Iwilei road, near Gov. landing.
$1,000; Walter Weldon history
cottage Kawaiahao street, $1,000; X.
SuruwagO, 1-story house on King
street, near South, $500; w. II. Pain.
two l-story HOUSES Waikiki road. ST.
500; Com ChOng, two 2-story build
ings, Luiki road, mauka OF Govt. land
Ing $4,000; X. Kanusaki, history house
near st Louis College, $500; J. c.
Quincy, 1-story house of King street,
$500; Leon Kau, 2-story house and
store, Waikiki side Liiiha street. $500:
Quon Chong. 2-stOry store and dwelling
Eva side Nuuanu stream, $500; Ch.
Chimana, two 2-s,Ory dwellings on
Schoo. street near Li.iha. $500; c.
Nainam, l-stOry house on King street.
$500; Len Ton, history dwelling, Nuu-
lnu stream and Liliha street, 500:
Chang Kin On. history dwelling Wal
ma street, $500: w. W. Ahana. five
S Qry houses in Dowsett lane. Sc 900:
!. A. GOnsalves, 1-story house on Ber-
.tania street, $500: Otto. 1-story
louise on Iwi ei. opposite Oahu iail |
800: Lee Wal, 1-story frame house on /
King street, 5000; Ahlna. 1--tory /
r7me dwelling. beyond Relief CamD |
600; W. II. Pain. 1-story frame dwell |
ng on cd Waikiki road. $500: Tu Tow 4
Zee. two 2-stOry houses and store. |
street. $1,000: Ching Lum. ,
story houses on King street, Waikiki |
( Oahu r. r., $500.
copartnersi
City Carriage Company.
operations.
Hawaiian Navigation COMPANY. linn
ed; Sun Chung Kwock 30 Company.
dmited.
Amendment to Corporations.
American Sugar Company, Limited
Real Fs,a'e.
The mortgaged Indebtedness ~ tho
stands has increased since our last
eport S63,365.54. Recorded instru-
tents nave been as follows.
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TRADE REPORT.
Mercantile Conditions
Ia M Oh
The Business Outlook 6stt -r-- The
Increase 10 "Oug &c Indebted
ness--Rsal ( att.

10. n. Bsrrey's Commercial Circular
for march,
Careful Investigation for this semi
monthly report gives us much bright
or outlook than foreshadowed in our
.ast. The plague seems 70 have been
mastered, only an occasional sporadic
case cropping up at intervals, as has
been expected. The easing of Of quar-
antine rigidity has allowed our local
merchants better facilities for inter
island trade, and all lines report en-
couraging activity. Grocers are doing
good business. both locally and with
Island customers. Prices Abigh;
dry goods are advancing slowly on the
Coast, but local prices as yet unchang-
ed; boots and shoes show little change.
but with a brighter outlook. Plumb
ing is, of course, fully occupied be-
cause of the sanitary regulations, and
this line is particularly brisk; also
certain lines of hardware show heavy
demand with tendencies toward higher
prices. Lumber is active, with no
March l5t. There has been a famine
in coal oil and gasoline. Owing to
the 81 900, 100000 steel and iron trust
forming in the United States. indica-
lions point toward higher prices. Su-
gar is firm at sic; rice is $3.50 10 81
locally, and on Hawaii is from SIG 70
Sl7 a sack. Owing to the limited ca
pacity of the inter-island freighters.
shipping men will be unable TO have
over two-thirds Of the freight for the
other Islands delivered when ordered.
Produce quotations - Trade Prices.
Oats, per ton, S35 to $3.50; barley.
per ton, $3.50 to $3.50; hay, bale. 81
to s.; bran, bale, S25 to S26; hams
and bacon, 15c to lie; wheat, per h.,
/ 3-4c to &c; flour. per barrel, So TO
Fl leland e.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31
FILTH RECURRING.

Dr.. Prz.t reports that che back yards
Il Nuua1u s.rss- stores are beginning
- he as filthy as they were before che
5..aae. That being The case, the du-y
= the Board o. Health 70 proceed
gains. the owners OF the properly IS
ear under the following sections OF
aapter 80 Of the Pela. Code:
Section sI7. The Board Of Heath
md Us agents shall examine lu-J al
instances. sources OF nth and causes
u sickness on shore or on any vessel
and slal cause the same 10 De de-
.rgyed. removed or prevented, a. me
.ase may require.
Section SIS. Whenever any slrl null
sauce. source OF filth or cause OF sick
less shall be found on private properly,
be Board OF Health or any heath agent
shall order the owner or occupant
hereof. TO remove the same within for
weight hours: and II the owner OF ap-
JlIclIL shall neglect so 20 do, he snal.
% fined ia a sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars.
Besides reaching the owner, there is
$50 a chance to punish the tenant IN
Ter the following section:
Section g42. Every person who
shall keep his dwelling in SO filthy
tate as to be a nuisance or Injurious
o health, or who shall refuse or neg
sct 20 remove any nuisance or sub
gtance he may have caused or placed
n the vicinity OF the dwelling he Occu-
Dies or any other dwelling, or shall
commit any nuisance In any stream or
.horOughfare, shall, on conviction, pay
\ fine not exceeding three dollars or
De imprisoned at hard labor for any
ERIN not exceeding thirty days.
We have contended from the outset
hat the enforcement of these laws
would have kept the town clean at pri-
gate expense. Had there been an earn
st policy on the part Of the Board and
he courts TO inflict the maximum pen
IIues upon owners and tenants. Ho-
lolulu long ago would have had its
private scavenger companies and its
garbage crematory, and would have
Jeen as clean as Los Angeles or San
Diego. But letting the past go, the Ad-
yertiser must suggest that the enforce
ment Of these laws now will enable
he city to keep the sanitary advan-
ages which it has secured after much
travail and cost, without further ex-
pense to itself. The only other way is
% make private sanitation a public
,harge, and to this the overburdened
taxpayers object
Cannot the Board see its way clear
20 act in this matter under the powers
conferred upon 1t? II we may be per-
nitted to suggest a way, let it notify
delinquent owners and tenants on
Nuuanu street, or elsewhere, TO clean
up their filth and rubbish within forty
eight hours. Then IL they neglect that
duty, hale them into court. We mag
inc that 1t would not take many maxi
mum penalties TO give owners and ten
ants a wholesome respect for the san
itary laws, and thus secure a clean
city.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31

Syracuse University gets $40 900 for
endowing chair of Biblical literature
The first Christian Endeavor Society
IN Palestine has been formed at the
Friends Mission at Ramillah.
Only three of the Presby .erian min
listers in Piptsburg went to hear DR.
Briggs when he lectured in that city
recently.
In Russia Rabbi Kalman Taube OF
the wilma Leshibah and the Rabbi of
Elizabethgrad have received the titles
OF citizen" in recognition Of conspic-
uOus services.
A writer in the Herald and Presby
ter considers elect infants" and ar
CUES not all infants are elect" bnt
that "all who die in infancy are elect. -
How does he know?
The Congregational and Presbv-
terrain churches Of Aberdeen. Wash E..
have worked together 50 well for a
year that the arrangsmor. will be con
tinued for another year.
The Chicago Bible Society in the past
sixty years has distributed SOO.g62 COP
les OF the Bible published I'm various
languages. Last year 25.333 Bibles
were sold and 5,l69 were given away.
Th-ee-fourths Of the miHon-guinel
fund the English Me.hOdls.s Damned
u raise as a closing century Offering
Tor Gospel work is In bank already. the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31

Appleton's publishing house has gone
10 the wall with an unencumbered
stock asset Of S2,OOO,OOO. The trouble
was caused by selling books on the in
stalment plan and tying up a big capital,
while money was borrowed for cur
rent expenses. Everything went well
until the Harpers failed, whereupon
the Appletons could not make loans as
formerly. Being unable to collect in
stalments faster than they became due,
the big firm was forced into the hands
OF a receiver.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31

The steamer Cleveland has had better
luck In escaping salvage than she haa
OF Lower California ten or eleven year,
ago. The the "hOOdOo ship" rolled
about with her shaft broken until she
was picked up by a CedrO5 ISLAND
steamer. taken 70 San Diego and libeled
or $50 900. At that time the Cleye-
land was known as the Sirius. alias
Scandinavia. In the present case the
steamer managed TO reach Hilo under
her own sail.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31

There Is a partial truce In South
Africa waiting upon the issue OF some
.-A-au or secret overture5 now being
made. Kruger, It seems. haS sent
three commissioners TO Europe, but
the immediate occasion OF the pause
In the campaign is connected in the
public mind with Sir Alfred Miners
errand in the North. One may risk a
guess that the British victories on the
one hand and the Boer threat TO de-
stroy johannesburg and the Rand on
the other has put both combatants in
a humor to compromise.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31

4 Western railroad is taking time by
the fnrSinck and trying To fix up a
scheme 70 attract Beers, who object TO
British rule, to America. Both the
Beers and America might go further
and fare worse.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31

Just as the ministers had won their
fight for the Salvation Army. the organ
OF the Association OF Missionaries
CLtd.) remarked that the ones who in
terviewed Attorney General Cooper
ARE men without influence in this
community" For men of that class
their victory was gained with remark
able speed. 1--WE are pleased" says the
organ. chat Mr.. Cooper gave the holy
committee the frozen hand and told
them TO go about their business" As
things have turned out the pleasure Is
one that the Attorney General probably
does not share.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31

People who choose the Advertisers
timely summary OF the worlds doings
get all the news that is fit to print and
are not obliged to take San Francisco
yellow journals into the family circle
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31

The facsimile OF the first page OF the
Topeka Capital. issue OF March 18th
which appears in this mornings Ad-
Vertlser. will interest many readers
The aim is TO give an idea OF how the
paper was made up and how II looked
geographically. The idea was carried
out by the aid OF our Photographic
half-tone processes, but necessarily OF
a scale which does not admit the easy
reading OF the Capitals text. The mar
with a magnifying glass. however, viii
be quite able 20 get along.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31

DIR. Wood. who proposes TO retire
from the Presidency OF the Board OF
Health. can hardly be spared. but he
has certainly earned rest. His labors
are and have been severe; the skill and
Industry with which he battled with
the plague at its worst must have
drawn heavily on his vital force. It is
suggested that, on his retirement from
office. some substantial recognition be
made OF his services. Seeing that he
has worked without salary and dropped
his private practice. DIR. Wood certain
ly deserves a handsome testimonial.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31

There is religious colony Of Dunk
ards at Dordsburg, in Southern Calf
ornfa. They give the most literal in
depreciation TO the Bible. They never
go to law, and all their troubles are
settled in the church. No jewe.ry is
allowed; secular newspapers and mag
azines are not taken. The propriety of
having photographs is qusstioned-it
may lead TO idolatry. Lordsburg was
the name assigned TO the town with
the intent of making IT indeed the
Lords burg.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31

There are ten unchar.ered Chinese
societies In Honolulu, some Of which
the Consul says are ready for hlghJ.ad-
ing. II the Bow Wong Wi gez
through the charter s;ockade they wi.
try 10 follow. Better keep them a..
ont
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31

The Disciples of Christ" usually
name their local congregations Chris
tian churches. In many instances, how
ever, they name them Churches Of
Christ; but never Campbe lite. They
constitute the youngest of the leading
Protestant bodies. Their growth has
been very rapid. The last Year Book
recently issued gives the total mem
bership above a million. In respect to
numbers they now rank fourth Or fifth
in the United States. Their leading
journals, which are among the ablest
published, are marked by an earnest
advocacy of loyalty to the Bible, the
cultivation of practical piety and zeal
for worldwide missions. OF their for
eign missionaries DR.. Clark, president
OF the United Society OF Christian En-
deavor, wrote to their corresponding
secretary as follows: (Dr. CARR had
delivered an address shortly before at
the great Jubilee Convention OF the
Disciples in Cincinnati)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31

There does not seem to be any good
reason to object to the cigars bought on
Board of Health account during the
time of night-and-day work against the
plague. Cigars are usually smoked by
medical students in dissecting rooms
and by people whose business II may
be to pry into noisome places. The odor
OF tobacco is preferable to other
odors that might be encountered. Fur
thermore no one should begrudge the
plague-hghters any relief to strained
nerves that tobacco may have given
them. As to whisky and cocktails IT is
doubtful If they afforded any relief
which could not have been had to bet
ter advantage from strong coffee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31

We arc inclined 90 think that plague
has often visited San Francisco's
Chinatown OF late years without becom-
ing known as such to the public. There
Is no reason, climatic or otherwise. why
plague should not exist there AMI It's
absence from the damp. squalid. under
ground quarters OF the poorer part CT
the population would be surprising.
particularly in view Of the habitual use
by the Chinese of imported Oriental
foodstuffs. But the case does no- rest
wholly upon logical supposltlon. Emin-
ent doctors say that deaths In China
town-particularly seven that occurred
a year ago last November-were those
OF bubonic plague diagnosed under diff
ferent names. The cases now deemed
suspicious are not 60 be laughed away.
Their peculiaritIes are OF a kind to
warrant the quarantine which British
Columbian and Mexican ports have es-
tablished against San Francisco ships.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31

There is a proposal to federate the
state churches of Germany. Although
Germany Is known as a Lutheran stare
power, each state has it's own, ard
these differ from each other often moe
widely than the Protestant sects OF the
United States. 1t is proposed, there
fore, that there shall be a federation Of
forty-five state church establishments
and that 1t shall be represented by a
church parliament to meet in Berlin at
such times as may be hereafter ceter-
mined.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31
Electric Railway.

Contracts have been let for material and the work
of construction equpping and installation placed in the
hands of competent electrical engineer to be fully
peted by June lst. Having independent power
plant we prepared to furnish electric power for
Lighting heating and other purposes to our home build
ers at most reasonable rates.
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Boston. Mass
bOS-plls Mass OtL. % 1883.
=. Mclean, Corresponding Secretary
Cincinnati, o.

A8DS-Hlls MISS OtL. -. 1879.
a Mclean. Corresponding Secretary,
Cincinnati, o.
Dear Brother; / should like 70 add
my testimony 10 the splendid work
which is being done by the missi1nar-
les Of the Disciples OF Christ whom I
nave seen upon the foreign field. One
o. the compromising privileges for
many long and hard journey has been
the JOY Of seeing the heroic miss Jnarv
ln his own field and among his own
leJp Q. among all tEOs VINO are .aBor-
lEs Tor Christ In helthel lands none
deserve higher need OF praise than
,h-se or your own people WIKI great
JOY i remember a Sunday that / spent
with Mr.. and Mrs Wharton in their
bungalow IN Hurda. surrounded at that
llme, as j was. by glunt. h1l.0w-eysd.
amlEe-s-Elcken people. whose on Y
hope for this life. as wei as for the
next. was In the k.1d-helr.eI mission
AIRY and his wife. I j1urneyed for
nearly week with Mr.. C.. +. Randall
your devoted missionary I'm Jamaica
visiting all parts OF the island part of
the time accompanied by his son. Mr.
j. +. Randall, who IS the efir.e7. see-
rotary and leader of Christian ErTa4v-
or Work IN the IVES, Indies. I nave
zen your missionaries IN Japan AID in
CHINA. as wei, as In the home mission
airy Held. ] have jourueyed across the
indian Ocean in the same steamer with
Dr. OXer. whose work in India the
Lord has so much blessed. and sve-v-
where have found them devoted self
sacrificing, courageous heraIds % the
cross Of Christ. Perhaps such a ;es.f-
mony coming from one a little outside
OF your ranks, but one who f. with Won
IN heart and purpose, may be Of some
value and / most gladly give Il.
FRANCIS E. CLARK.
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Via MdXimd.

and itself artistic piece of engineering easy
access to all points also scenic and marine views of
exquisite grandeur at every turn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31
"Great Haste is Not
AtzvayS Good Speed. "

Many people trast to LICK
to pull them through, and are
often disappointed. Do not
GtlLy-dally in matters Of
Health. Waf If you can
accomplish miracles. Whh-
oat IT yoa are "no good. "
Keep tie Ege-. tas-eys. boze- ard
b,oos fezgfy ~ afs Use Of EooS-s SArsA-
pz,--z. the fzg..,sss bod 5urf.er.
Sores-''7-f-cs 6-czsfui sores broke
ouf OF my Lrl5. zyficA Sz,cTe5 50 ItaS 70
Svax zrah erut-tes. e9fter taka7g Eoosr s
Sarsara,t-a the sores acre completely
cured" Ms. KesiA Wycst5root. CFe5oy-
gan. 5Eeh
H6odJ SaIqbal@
IEz3z.2E Sll1lEID
Hood. Pin. cur. liyer SIS: ne non-irritatnr ard
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31

The consolidation of denominational
colleges in Southern California is be-
ing considered. A number OF promi-
nent PresbyteTians and MethOdists
have said their institutions ought to be
be consolidated with Pomona and that
they would not make contributions foI
their support unless their officers were
willing to consider favorably a PROPOSE.
ton for consolidation.
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As Promised.

ply each lot. Permits for making water connections
will be granted on application.
An inspection of the attractive homes now building.
the names of purchasers of lots will convince anyone
that PACIFIC HEIGHTS the choicest and most select
of all the residence sites of Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31

Only three of the Presby .erian min
listers in Pbtsburg went to hear Dr.
Briggs when he lectured in that city
recently.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31

In Russia Rabbi Kalman Taube OF
the wilma Leshibah and the Rabbi OF
Elizabethgrad have received the titles
OF citizen in recognition of conspic-
uOus services.