davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-28

sssNassaNN#ANNxx ssssssss 5sssssgas
''koSciola farnego przecbodsh y
tenn nielsen gdzie owa arn,ate
kule znaleziono mur obronny
m'asta Gniezna. Bye wiec mole,
be prey ostrzeliwanin miasta are
mata IT, razem 2 kula,nl zfozonemi
W koszu z%elaznym, pozostaia pa
piaca walk. kiedy swvcjezeni
zmuszen, b. IL s1e stanoslsko o.
pusclG.
NIEMCY W Ponanskiem zao
caynsja przychodzlG do przekona-
MIA. re dzia}alno<c ha8atyst6w
przynos, wprawdzle korzys sci kl,ce
karyerowlcz6w, ale ,bardzo czesto
~wyrzadza 3otkliwe szkody kupcom
! przemystowcom nlemieckim.
Obecnle podnio7ta sic opozy-
eva przeclwko ,hakatyzmowi W
Leszn:e. gdzie, naczelnicy fill ha>
katystycznej, pp. Bismark, ~>Elle,
Martens. Voigt l. Wegner zam,e-
rzaja wydac spls firm n'emieckich,
d r6wnoczesnle og}osiG bojkot firm
Kupcy niem,eccy atoll
pie poszll ma lep oblecanex tych
p4n6w, wiedaac, re " takim razle
khentele polska. .,L'saer
przestrzega wprost
kupcow l przemTs1ow>6w nlemiec- !
kich pred ryzykownym planem
Blsmarka i sp6&ki. radzao, aze~
BY ME dawall wcale odpowiedzi
~ cdezwe hakatyst6w.
KOSCIAN. Pred kilku dnia-
nj spadi gospodarz Smok z Kono-
ada z woza i nadfama{ soble kosG !
pacierzowa. Wskutek tego uma1}
" lazarecle.
MIEOSKAW. W dn1u 80 z.
n. wybuchj " pa1acu W Blegano-
vie pozar, kt6rY zniszczy4 do
,zczetnie ca4y gmach. Uratowano
;Y!ko ma}a czes6 mebl' z n1zszych
p'etr.
NORWEGIAN, Posladlos6
'tolarza p Nowickieg, nabyf ma
'cytaey' kup,ec Knopf z B7dgosz"
,zy "a 80 tysiace marek.
oOLIGYA W KOSCIANIE zawia~
pollcya W Berllule, re do
Prus przvby} 'niebezpie-
'znY zbrodniarz =, robotuik Kuka-
TX, '1ls1czyciel pomn;ka Bis
narcka; kt6ry n,emcY W Ko6c'a~
ne 'possawil', i ac'a} iipe, ma pa
urodzin Blsmarka posa-
zona:: ~Policya berll1sk4 ~wYsledzi-
1ukasika, ale gdy go prowa-
.zcno do wiez enia, s~kor1ystal
e sposobnosci, daf " leb pollcyan~
owl, kt6ry go prowadM}, i UNI
nal.
Trsg1czny los.
John B'shof, nae:zelny my
Ter kolei White Pass AMI Yukon
?, Alasce, przed trzenia tygodna-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-28

CHoJN1cE'. lie Lu:ego. -
ZYd Moryc Levi. zosra& skazany
"a krzywoprzYs'estwo ma czterY
lata wlezienia W domu karnym.
Sprawl ia rzuca nowe swiatlo ma
zagadkowe mor"erstwo studenta
Wintera, a wyrok stano vi wods ma
mlyn antisem,t5w. 49,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-28

GRUDZ]ApZ. W niedzielo
90go b. III. odby} sic tn vic Judo
w sprawl k'$:.;"~j j zk6lnei.
W'ecovnikow zebraio sig grono
bardzo liczne, tax IL salka p. Ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-28

WLADZE szk6l1e razem 2 po~
hove .sledztwo jeszc2e prowadza
. }rzeclw ko gilnnazyastom Polakoln
o iakjes taine stowa1zYczehia. Pee
wien wyzszy prymaner opusci'
: gimna~yum gnieznlehskie l prze~
Most $40 do ChojLi,, a zamicszka'
u wozatgo sadowego. Niezad}ugo
przybys komisarz p%oljcyjoy z
Torunia i odby} u niego rewixya.
Sprawl ia st,i zw'azku 2
r%ew1zysmi u gimnazyast6w W R,l-
ku m,astach. Prymaner 6w rodobno
napisa& list podeirzanej trescl do
koleg' W glmnazyum W Brodnlcy
ma m6cy tego lIstu odbyfa sic
r wlzYa, ale mic ME znalezieuo nie-
bezpiecznego ola catosci% pahstwa
>~~pruskiego.* o GO to-. obawy - ME
wiemyl
=. &c.,
GDANSK. F.zyk powiatowy dr..
Steger zostaf n,eznaoznie %okaleczo-:
ny u frYzyera, tax re navel ME "a
uwa&yf okaleczenia. Tvmczasem
wkr6tce ms sig zaogoita i lekarx
c;ezko zanlem6g}. Mu>i,no ma MIN
#wykona6 kllka cisxkich ope<acY.' BIO.
eagle ~zagrazato NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
zYcla. Obecnie ma SIC JUL leplej. -
Robotnixa Borowskiego zoalezlonds
" nooy ma ulliov " s~traszniym s,an7e
.Nieszcsesliwy mat oba ooxy w.
klute. Zbrodnl tel dopusoit sig
na nlm:* ro ole'1;., 4 A. Asu' i Leopo1a, !
karanY ,luz 1s= fasy 4 : rddzne<ozynyl1
-, . SuE Nh ..s;f 35|S ]
% "%H IS 4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10

i'm En- Drint Mufer nemme bebt, bas
Is an, mas fe brauhe bebt. Wtfer
Gbitbor, in mel SnIeit ben i9 mid
fobngrattiulsbtet, baB ih ID { pietfb
triegf ben. 9e bot geIdafft, ipie en-
Deibhenfer I'M ih par'n 10 bdppig.
Sab id mein Meino uffgemaht ben,
ber5eIipe OtpenD empl in bic lubbI1z
niebuns at gebn. Das Meeone bot
gefdgtt, iid f0It nor rubig gshn, TIiie bbs6t
meter i9affe Bis fe miiO iDdr I'm bann
Debt fe in ibr 8etthe gebn. 90 iin .cb
ounn au9 fort I'm fpie irh ID ebaut Inn
balb na9 elf l1br heim iinb fpmme.
DO bot met 9uus sesudt, ais mann 3
DDn en- 3eitlubn seitrode tporoe mar.
Das quite Meebde mar fprt unD 10
nar Die 0dlfte bon nlein 2innen iii
mel Gilper III AUDI nod gailae 2att
fdfnes 8rlb, mo ich in mel Bett ge=
beit gebabr ben. Sd ben ME nit G
Wort geiagt, bifubs iebes bdtt fonit
BE 2df an mid sebabt. ssSn 3ufunft
min i9 afpiper e lpenis mebr plsgude
I'M mann sic mid { Meebde ristoal@
menbe fInne, bann plies ietn sc 10
gut. Wiit bette Hiesabbs
sSubrs
0i5aie 9anftengel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10

llnb bdg fiat er nit DDlIitsr Ginge=
bung. Mnitdtt bes eripurteten betriis
aerifden Nanferptts, fanben bic err
fhredten gldnbiger einen groBen,
breitfhulterigen, sraubdrtigen Mann,
Der ihnen erflGrte, Ddb Mr. Mnbreip
ernitlih erfrdnft utb 5ur Mabrnng
feiner ge5hGftlicben Nnselegenbsiten
ppr ber 1anb nnfdbig fei. Seine atl~
geblieA9se sSSHfelben3 bernhe a,lf sinem
sSrrtbum, nnb fans Semanb 3tpeifel
baran begen fpTlte, iibernebme er, Sobn
@inan, bic 9iirsfdbaft fir jebe SCRIBE
rung I'm Betrdge Bis 5u 5iDeimalbunz1
berttanfenb Mdrf.
SIN Splge bei1en ipurbe alIgetnetrl
angenomnen, bdB Mnbretp's Briefe i'm
6teberndhn absefabt iDDrben. Das
NerDenfieber lit fhon fur 10 inandes
perantfportli4 gemadt norben.
llnb pdbrenb Der Rranfe BON feinem
8anferott, feiner Gdunbe pbantaiirte,
beslih Sobn Gillian fdmmtli9e Manz
fps, 10 bab Der enblid Genefene an
itatt Der brobenben 5dfder Elm reues,
ebrenhaftes 2eben feiner barrenb fanb.
Bon tiefen Oanfes nabn1 er bic ibm
bon, @tlIan our Werfiignna geitellten
Summen, unter Der 8ebingung an
ndliger 3uriidaablung an unb beute 1T
feline 54ulb bereits bis duf ben lebten
Seller getilgt.
Nunnebr gipfelt feline SdpdGe lea
bigli4 in einer Mrt firer Sbee. ,@r
bleibt babel, bab er in iener Nadt eine
Wtiion gebdbt, etn 3eiden, eine Snterz
pention bes 6immels.
8ielleiht mar es 10 tper ipetb9
Senn Der erite 3ug. ben er eefeben, mar
fein tptrtlider, unb Der 5tpeite bra9te
ibm feinen 5reunb unb &etter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
RttrErklnH.i

(gtn 3utunfts @elprd6.) rSbr
piinf9t Gu9 feline ainber9"- u M
ger 6 be IN a nm: rNetn! benn
bic tperoen einem ia bod nur non Der
elettrif6en GtraBenbabn unb ben
Mutpmobtlen tpbtsefa6ren."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10

Nm ndaften 8ormittag ipuroe au
friiber Gtunbe bic @lpde Der Mnbretp'z
i9en Wobnung seaogen. Da bas Wdbz
hen momentan abtpeieno mar, Dffnete
Miinnie fel6ft.
Cine bobe Mdnnereeitalt fanb bpr
tbr.
,sspbn Sobn Gillan, Gie9" rief
lie, faum ibren 9fusen trauenb.
$50, i6. Sd bin enbli9 tpiebsr ba,
obtpobl idb faunl mod auf bic MDgli4s
felt elmer Wieberfebr gu bpffen getpagt,
gs 1T niht let9t, in Der Welt gu refill
iiren, bod enbli9 lit es mir segliidt.
Mber fagen sic mir, Minnie, es fann
bod llnm0eli4 pabr fein9 Gr - er TT
franf, er pbantaiirt ober leibet an
WabnporiteGungen9 Die 8riefe, Die
er sefhrieben, beruben boffentli6 niht
auf Wabrbeit9"
Mtnnie 1haute tim beitiir3t an.
rWas - mas meinen Sie9 Was iolI
nidt nabr feing"
@iQan 19pieg. Menn tie nidts ba=
bon nubte, fonnte ct es ibr niht fasen.
sic bate ibn mittlerpeile in's 3immer
gefiibrt unb burd Die offene Sbiir bes
yteben3tmnlers erblidte er ben bepubtz
loien Rranfen.
,Gr bat ber{hiebene 8riefe rn=
iirprlige 8riefe geidrieben,N entsesnete
er. r3ufdllieertpeiie iit mir ein folder
1eute Moreer gu @eiiat getommen.
SD bin erjt geitern Mbenb nit benz
grpreB5uge bier anselanst unb tomme
bireet aus Nen Oort. Mein eriter
Gang gait beute einem mir befannten
Banfier. Der1elbe batte 5oeben eirten
furioIen Brief BON Mnbreip erhalten.
Da er Inn uniere friibere Greunbfhaft
tpubte, aeigte er mir bas ibm DOllig
i1nDerftdnblihe Shreiben, aus benz i'd
iebo1 eben5o fpenig flug ipurbe. Mn=
bretp muB BEL Mbfai1ung benelben i9Dn
franf getpeien fein; aber nit @ottes
6ilfe tpirb er balb ipieber gene1en. nnb
nun nur nod ems: Sd TONNE aIs Der<
nDgenber Mann 5uriid, als 8eiiBer Ell
nes Nep Oorfer 9beaters, bas ii1 als
tDabre Golbgrube ertpeiit, unb bin eli
gems auriidgefebrt, Inn Nnbretp, benz
beften, ebeliten Greunbe in Der Noth,
bas fhulbige Capital perf0nlid 5u
iiber6ringen unb fplIte bier irgenb
ettpas niht in Srbnung fein -"
Minnie bebte. sd fiirhte etfpas
Derartiges," idgte iie leife. sSraenD
ettpas qldlt unb martert ibn bermaben,
baB IS ibn an ben Nanb bes Grabes
gebruht bat. @e1tern Mbenb fam er 10
blaB unb bsritDrt ndh 6anfe, baB ih
MIDI entfeBte; Ct ging Johann 81 ben
fnlafenben Rinbern unb berlieB bas
6aus. Bon bager Mng1t getrieben,
folgtt id inn. So fiir6tete
@dluh5en er1tidte ibre Gtimme.
r8erubigen sic fih, Minnie," trDs
fiete Gillian. 0Gejen 6ie gan3 unbe-
fDrgt. gs fpirb 4Ies fpieber gut tper<
ben. SD min iinper5iigli1 bis Neges
lung iei1er ge{hdftlihsn Mngelegenbeis
ten III bic 6dnb nebulen,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
. ottor: ,@on Mprgen an biirs
fen sic breiiae @aden genieBen; mas
tpiinf9en Sic fir 8rei9" g a
tient: y6patenbrGu!"
sSri1riftIidr III be,ueire,r.

o.: rM9tunbahtais Sabre lit Sbr
Sntel alt getporben2 unb tpar Bis au@
lebt i'm 8eiiBe feiner @eiitesfraft9S
o.. uDas al lam in pirflih
nod nidt fasen- bas Setament tit
mod niht er0ffuet.1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
Iufrur Ielfr3rit.

o.: nWie, iebt ippllen sic bod bic
atpeite Srou nebn1en, nahbem Sic
atpanaig Sabre eine 70 unslidlide Gbe
eefiibrt baben9"- "-8.: rNun-2ebr=
aelb mub ieber aablen!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
Rufft,,irt.

&eIlnerin:aWi icb fon bem
profeRor Der 3oologie, Der Bel uns
ipeif, biefe Jliese in bic @nppe tbung1
q an bi b q nSa, tpiTen sic, icbl
mub biefen Nahmtttas 3u Inn III bas
Gramen -bo priift er mid bann por
Mergsr iiber bic Snfetten, unb bic babe
i6 ftubirt!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
tommen9" rNee, iest ma9t iie nur
nod Momentaltfnabmen bon mir"
Gin urr.tiiuftinsr a1utir,,t.

syrau: nMber, lteber Mann. nit
Der itarten Grfdltuns, bic Ou bait,
ptrit Ou bod beute 9lbenb ni9t ettpa
in's Wirtbsbaus gebena"- "-@ te:
IS betpabre, tpie tperbe icb benn 10 un.
boriidtig fetn. Sd fabre natiirlib nit
Der @leftrtlhen!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
@itibimihr.

(Ius etnem Romane): Der Gatte
itBt NIT feiner @attin beim W3tttag@
ehen. Sic f9Deiaen. Musenf9einlih
berribt eine Mibftimmung sptfden
tbnen. Sic beraebren ibr opulentes
Mdbl, obne AUDI 1iur ein einatses Mal
ihrsn Munb al Dffnen!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
2urte Aunrfttatttu.

err gum neuengaeirten Die
ner): rR0nnen sic audi f4peigena1
% iener: nsSn bieier 8e5iebung
fOnnen iiA gnd' 9err sana auf mid
perluien; icb 1aee tmmer: ,@9tpei@
oen lift @oID
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
GSeTuunrH aI(rthriI.

Pri b a ter Geinen Jreunb in
Der Runft Musitenung erfldrenb):
rStrt, iebt flmmen bic 8ilber, bei bic
ii9 giemanb ausfennt-b0s fan bD
mpberneni"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10

liar lnb beuflih bos Nafsln bes nuz
benben 3uges.
gu ipdt! Gr fDnnte. bic Bride ntdt
mehr erreihen. Der 3ug mar fdnellsr
als er.
On allen @liebern bsbenb, lebnte er
an Der unl3Giiniing, ipdbrenb ber 3ug
blibgleid Dorbeifadfte, um fpiebar I'M
Dunfel al berIhpinben.
Mdre er cine Minnte friihher sur
6telIe gefpeielt
Wlit SitternDen 6Gnben na6n er ben
6ut Dom Ropfe. Dem 9immel lei
Danf, baB i'd 81 fpdt setommen!4
murmelte CT.
Gefunbenlaitg berbdrrte CT regnrlgs<
los. Das gerdfel bes 3uges eritdrb
alImdlig bud nett langidmer dls
ionit - ia, es faien iogar i'm Griter<
ben ipieber luuter 5u tDeroen.
Mds mar bas2
Sem Ser3idlas ftodte idh. Rrampf>
baft bielt er fih, am Gebege. War er
BON 5innen9 SrGunrte err Mas be-
beutete bieier 5tpeitl. 3ug au biefer
ndhtli1en Gtunbe?
Dprt - bot brauite ineben berfelbe
3us boriiber, pafIirte ben 9iabutt unb
berfhDanb i'm Dunfel, iuit tpie bpr
faum elmer Minute.
Resinsslos itarrte & ibtn nod. gs
fonrten bod unm0gli9 3tpei 3iige -
innerbalb breiBig Sefunben einanber
fnlgen?. Sber ipiirbe nod elmer
unD mod elmer unb abermals elmer
fommen, Die nur ibm a1ein fi9tbar
tpdren9
gs fpirbelte in ieinem 9irn, ibm
mar, als lei er i'm Begriff, ben8eritano
ait perlieren. Ooh iebt erflaag oas
laute, 1drille pfetfen Der 2ofon1otipe
unb bann per1tummte bas @eranel
plDblidh. Der 3ug mar in Die Station
etngelaufen.
Mnbrep fdaute Inn fih tpie elm
SrGumenber. @r mar eerettet - ges
-ettet bor Ietner etgenen pabniinnieen
Sbat. Sener erite 3us bate ibn bonn
ueberf9reiten Der MteIe auriideebal@
ten. Gs mar Die Sanb bes 9immels,
Die i'm aerettet. 9Dtt bate Elm 3ei4en
sef6eben laHen - ibm cine 8iiion aez
laRbt. @s mar in feinem Hatb be-
ftimmt, bab er am 2eben bleiben iolle.
Gr bob bic gefalteten 0dnbe gum
6immel. Ood plOblth fAien ihn
8linbbeit gu iibsrtDmmen. Sbnmdhz
ttg fart er gu 8oben.
Mls er Die Mugen auff6lus, fanb er
feinen Ropf in Ieines Weibes Gdoob
gebettet. Ood unfdbig, ihn allein nad
Saufe gu bringen, tparWinnis ge5punz
gen, aur Stabt auriidaueilen unb Die
6ilfe sipetsr S9ubleute in9lnfpru6 au
nehmen. OaGeim angelangt, fdnbte iie
iofort nadh einem Irat, tpelAer geerz
benfteber fDnftdtirte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
ln, 4ue1r,t!

6 Dem nm Gm Snferctentbeil
Der 3eituns lefenb uSausf9liii1el per<
loren"): nSo leidtiinnis; i9 CLAUDE,
tpenn i4 einen>9ausi9liiffel bdtte, i9
piirbe ibn in meinem 2eben ni9t Der@
Iiere1t!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
Erin ReiruieI.

grier g ol bat: .@as pers
1tebt man eisentlt9 unter benz beute 10
oft geb0rten G6laatport ,gnt=
artung9' "-3 neiter Golbat:
SD bente mir barunter gum 8ei1piel
cine &D9in, bic ibre Wurit 5elber aufs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
DER erIfe GEfnnrutis.

ter: rNun, paulo, tpie mar
Der erite gtnbrud, ben Define RDuiine
auf Did na9te9" 0 d ter:
rPapa, fie bat etnen entaiidenben 9ut!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10

sDie Rniebsugen miibt Sbr nit fole
der @ra5ie MAIDEN, bab BEL benz Mn=
blide felbit bas 9er5 elmer alten Sub
ipie Butter an Der Some 3erfliebt!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
RnTer1e.tl1nfhliithr.r

u ter offi3ier Gum Ginz
idbrisen, Der Raufmann ift): nGinidb<
rtger, Sbr parabemar{9 inuB piel be5z
fer Happen, benn er 1T eetpiFermaBen
bic militdrifde 8ilana Der 8einfiib=
runa!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
3,r ii,ruHltri1.

Beamter (srober @treber): SD
babe mir etnen @erabebalter beitelt.
boffentlidb erfabren es meine 8orger
febten ni1t!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
GS1ttp AufuuIrtsrp.

.Ra, 6err Miiller, bdlt Sbre Jrou
npd INNER folde fiirdterli9e @arz
binenprebtaten, ipenn Sic na1 6aufe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10

N.tpphertnrr 9filiuererntbrr.
Rabett Tim Regennetter): r9ebd
-gibiliit!Jnngen Dume bort IN
1neinem Nomen fofort Sbren Gdirur
nnbieien!@
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10

@pmnafiaIprofs1fnf:
.Ghrsibsn Sic bod nibt alles NIT,
mas i9 fage, es bat ia bod tetnsu
Ginn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
arlMeten!

$50, @dneiber iinb Sie2 Sinh Sic
fslbititdnOis2" rRein. i6 bin Derbeie
rotbet.A
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-01
To the Ladies' of Honolulu.

Proper living includes proper eating
and proper eating means proper cooking.
Housewives that are and housewives that
will be should make it a point to attend
the free Representation of modern cook
cry in Progress Hall next Monday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
The demonstrations will be under the
auspices of man who is acknowledged
to be the greatest demonstrator Of mod
ern cookery in the United States, and is
the only practical chef who has ever at
tempted to teach the housekeepers of
America the practical side of cookery.
Chef Arthur L. Wyman has an enviable
reputation throughout the large cities in
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-01
PROMINENT HONOLULU COSTUMES
(Photo by Davey.)

odd figures and in exquisite tintings. In
each corner. Flowers may be used for
these designs, or tiny birds, or even
Imaginary conventional designs.
.x&4&
Mrs Oscar White, with her two
children. has gone to the~Coast for a
few months visit with relatives in the
eastern States. Mrs. White may go to
Europe before returning to the Islands.
&xs&
pleasant meeting of the Hawaiian
Womans Club took place at the home
of Mrs. w. F. Frear, Punahou, on
Monday evening last
xx&
Mr.. H. E. Waity, of the banking
house of Bishop & Co, has been con-
fined to his home by illness
&xx
Governor Dole is contemplating a
trip to Hawaii next\ week his health
not being sufficiently >xosd to enable
him to resume his offici3Nduties
$3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A Wall We're out
going passengers on Tuesdays Kmau.
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In the Ladies' Home Journal of April
are some very beautiful illustrations,
from photographs of the Honolulu
Photo Supply Company, taken, it is
said. by Mr.. Fred Church. showing ar
tistic work. One is of Moanalua; an
other is of the lava bed at Kilauea,
and third is river view near Waia-
lua.
The sad news came by late steam
ers of the death of the youngest sister
of Miss Gillet, now the guest of Mrs.
J. S. McGrew.
Mr.. Frank Atherton will be married
some time in June to Miss E. A. Sinfp-
son, at Chatham, Ohio. He]eaves No
nolulu by Tuesdays steamer, aud Will
De gone some months as a @e6Jins
trip through the States wilLfake pIacs
before the return of Mr. Afherton with
his bride.
Many friends of Miss Martha and
Miss Allene Hitchcock held a pleasan,
social gathering on Monday evening OF
last week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
r. j. Green, ON kinau street. in honor
of the young laSies. who left for tbefl
month. A very enjoyable tine wa:
spent, and the guests>sll joined in ex
pressing the sincere hSpe that M
great time would elapse Bsfore an Cd
portunity was afforded of Nwelcomins
the young ladies back to Hawaii mel
Among those present were:
Mrs. S. III. B. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. /
III. Beadle. Miss Mary Laughlin, Mis-
Fanny w. Bixby, Miss Cora Albright
Miss Cora Panabaker Miss Eugeni;
Thomas, Miss Ellen H. Bicknell, Mis-
NJ. S. Barlow, Miss E. c. Potts, Mis-
Lillian Byington, Miss Annie P. Bick
nell, Mr.. W. e. Skinner, Mr.. JOSEPH
Bichnell. Mr.. A. A. Hobson, DR.. Henr
4 Bicknell, Mr.. e. L. Collins, Mr.. C. A
Macdonald, Mr. B. F. Beardmore Re,
Silas P. Perry, w. E. Pinkham, MI
James Bicknell, Mr. w. F. Storey an
:. Mr.. Shanks.
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Poultry in Maui.

There is bushel of money in poultry
raising on Maui. With practically UNI
limited demand for eggs at from thirty
to sixty cents a dozen, and for chickens
a dollar apiece, why should there not
be? The only drawback to such an en-
terprise is the prevalence of disease
among fowls on Maui, but it has been
demonstrated that the exercise Of prop
er care will largely obviate this diff
Guilty. There is no better proposition
on the island for those of small means
and a taste and talent for this indus
try.-Maui News.
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Princess Kaiulani, and whicn the au
thor has dedicated to Hon. A. S. Cleg-
horn.
Mr.. George Wilcox is here from
Kauai
Mrs. j. o. Wilder was an incoming
passenger from the other Islands last
Sunday.
Miss Helen Robertson and Miss
Helen Holt, who have been visiting at
Waikiki, returned home early in the
week.
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Mr.. Walter c. Weldon delegate to
the Young Mems Christian Association
from Honolulu, expects to be present
at the convention, to be held June IL,
in Boston.
Much sympathy is felt for Mr. w. o.
Atwater, who has received news of the
death of his eldest son. Frederick San
ford Atwater. at Yale College, on May
4th.
Monsieur Louis Voission. one time
French Consul at Honolulu. is now
holding a similar position in India, be-
ing stationed at Bombay.
1888
Friends are welcoming back Mr.. c.
Nj. Cooke, president of the><Bank of
Hawaii, who has. returned froQ his
European trip.
Mrs. Eckert, the retiring president OF
the Sorosis Club, was guest of honor
at the luncheon given by that body OF
ladies last Monday. There were hun
dred anG fifty seated at table, promi-
nent among them the presidents of all
the other ladies' clubs in the city. The
chosen tints were yellow, and the state
flower was chiefly in evidence. Mrs
F. Sanborn, Mrs. E. B. Church and
, Mrs. Murphy were the principal speak
| ers, and MSS. Curren Clark acted as
toast mistress.-San Francisco News
Letter
Mrs Eckert is the mother of Mr.
Charles Eckert, of the Honolulu Elk
perimental Station
President David Starr Jordan, OF
: Stanford University is expected in Ho
nolulu sometime in June, where HI
plans to make a visit of some extent
! ~ ~
The eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. F
Lansing, who has been attending Bel
( mont School, in California, is now her
for his summer vacation.
- ~
8 Judge and Mrs. Galbraith went t
D Hilo on Tuesday.
f &&&
Miss Ivy Richardson returned to he
FFlo home the last of the week.
f - &4
). 4 Mr.. Bruce Cartwright was the hos
o lat small, but very jolly, swimming
e Iparty and supper at the Moana Hote
OF on Friday evening of last week. Hi
| guests were Mrs. Ballard, Miss Nc
| Lennon, Miss Fitch, Miss Gillet, Mis-
Sarah Carter Mr.. Charles Norton Nj
Il w. Rabbit, Mr.. r. Single, Mr.. J. Tar
! McGrew and Mr.. Kicker.
u - -
H. Mr.. Conrad c. Won Hamm returne
2. to Honolulu by the Zealandia
q ,x&,x
= The party composed of Mrs. Judsol
lie Miss Judson, Miss Deming and Mr.
lie Charles Deering, who have been sight
st seeing on Hawaii, came back on tn
lie Kinau last Saturday, reporting mo.
II delightful ten days outing.
1t sx.&&
Palmer Woods is in town
s&&.&
le Art Nouveau," which has invade
all departments until 1t has become TT
rage in Paris, has led to charming RI
lie suits in handkerchiefs when a touch
h color is desired. Small squares
.e finest linen are used with designs
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the States. He was for four years in
structor of practical cookery at the Ar
mour Institute In the city Of Chicago and
has been demonstration in the majority Of
large pure-food expositions in Philadei-
phia, New York, Brooklyn, Chicago,
Cleveland, Troy and Lexington, Ken
lucky.
Chef Wyman provides every comfort
for the accommodation Of the ladies who
attend his demonstrations. He not only
tells you how to prepare various dishes,
but shows you how, and, best OF ALL the
aides who attend are allowed to taste
the result of his efforts, as he believes
that the proof of the pudding is in the
eating
Here is the program for Mondays den-
|onStration:
Shrimp Salad.
Mayonnaise Dressing.
Biscuits Mullins.
The proper way to make Coffee.
Shrimp salad is one of the most popu-
lar but indigestible of delicacies; there
fore learn to make it correctly The chill
dren like biscuits and mullins; save their
little stomachs by making these hot
breads light and digestible, and remem-
Der that husbands and wives will not
quarrel, if the morning coffee is all
| right.
| You won't have to leave your happy
home" if you know how to cook.
| Come promptly at 2 o'clock Monday.
Please do not bring the children.
| Admission to these demonstrations is
| free, so no housekeeper should miss this
opportunity of hearing this celebrates
authority on modern cookery.