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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24

pe9e pad ct mt Moment | ariiti 9e=
tponing for BEN.
Radr paulus 2 apr. Z, 1. uotrptter
iie iddleoes: .fuloenoe opr 0eqiegs=
relfe / SUBS 5rp9t", os ban itriper
til 5besfaloniterne: bette er SUBS
Billie, eoers 9eligsprelie. at ) futile
hn 6oreri" 0. /. b. Il 5besI. 4, 81,
idd er bet tlart, at ban Der lite peger
pod ben tilre9neoe 9eqigbeb eler pad
noget, Der paa cen Sang er feroigt,
men pod no9et fremobitrioenbe. Der
peges puu noget. De itul nfIp", og noget,
De Ttul ,~fulosnbe".
S9iau poa bort Steo ital 9eGis=
gprelfe betegne en- fremaoifribenbe 6el=
Iigbeb / De ariitnes @anoel. ariitus
er bIeoen oeres 9~eaiegsreIie, ioet ban
er 6lepen Oeres 6eniae 6orbiaeos til
gfterfslgelie. .Gfter ben beaige, iom
eOer tulote poroer ogiaa S beli9e / al
Omsanselie" 4 gtr. /, 15.). Men
ben er life olene blepen 5orbiasbet men
o9iad &raften til 6eaiggerelfe. o9un
er ~trofaft. iom eber talote; ban ltal og
gre bet" (6eoare Dem uitrafelige)
Il 5besi. 3. 24).
Sg tilfioft Itriper paulus. at arie
Itus er beres ,5orlssning". Sm Yous
Ius eno eier baaoe @isbom fra Sub,
Retf9roigbeb og 9elisgsrelie, fau fsz
Ter og foritaar ban, at enbbd fattes
BAN noget og bet noget pi9tigt. Der
er meget onot, ban enonu life er forz
lsit fra. Def iibite 9eb Der fparer til
ben iioite gsn | 5~aoerppr: Fri os fra
bet onbe." Der unbIipper gauIus
bette Sui: Seq elsnbise Menneit..
boo iful fri mig fra bette 0sbiens
Qegeme" (Rom. 7, pa. Men Der fer
ban ariitus iom i'm 5~OrIssning. Sc
Jus bor 10 ielO ieiret, Os ban bar fagt:
Seq gddr bort at berebe eber Steb,
at bpor jeg er, ifuae 5 ogiau pere".
Sa, bet er. bpub ariftus Seius bar
blepen paulus os be beuige pda bans
5ib, 9isoom fra Sub, Retferbigbeb,
6eai9ssrslie os 5orIssnins, og bet er
ban bIepen aIe, iom bar mobta9et %
faitboIot BAN | 5ro. l6bab unber, at
hi bOlbe BAN bsjre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24
acnmar, %. 9af.

Den ABE Sft. bapbe pi Iaa Set /
Qnleoning at 5rinitatis Wenigbeos
Stiftelie for 6 Mar liben.
Msbeiteoet par ben Ylabs bbor Mes
nisbeben blep ftiftet unoer aaben Sim
mel.
pait. Robe bolbt Bon, 5dfteben,
pait. g. M. peterIsn leits ct 4finit
.af CUBS Orb oe berpaa iitemte Sors
iamlirgen: ,4ano oper 4anoer, Tom
neb fra bet 5sje."
st Jorfsg paa at fotografere be
manse5olf meb beres9efororinger blep
osfaa ejort. Men ON bet lpftebes.
trobs ben liplise Storm Ri buObe bill
ri faa of ie.
en- 5armerboen, Der bar impttet
meb bet bonits oe ameritanife Jlag,
tsrte HDbpsgerne. Oct itulbe tiene til
Minbe ON bin Dag, ba be | ct ligntnbe
&ereteI bar TONNE I'll Steoet. 5 Jels
&c 4ftale bar bette asretsi | Spibien
for ben fore Procession. ct balbt
5unbrebe gogne oa Ri fsrte til
airtsn. 0~eiIansben bar not bel ct
Bar Mil. Men ba bet gift afiteo |
raft Sran, tos bet life l9nge.
4nfommen til airten begbnote Jeits
gubfjsneiten. Der meo 9enfpn til Orbs
ming bar fom en- %alminbelig 5simesies
subtjsneite. paft. 8. 9anien forrettes
be for Mlteret. Derefter bolot ban en-
tort probiten meb hiftoriit ODerfist
oDer Msniebebens 9ilbIipelie os ges
%itaaen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24
q" e%iusgernina.

f5or eoot tppe Nar iioer my
aetiqere: / Oftober Maanee / Gd11i
1881 = beDosebe Der iig ct itort 9ies
toe aennem 9onoons 9aoer | Rsinins
mob @eitminiter 4bbeoi. bpor gn9z
lamb gemmer SteDet at fine bershn.s
M9no.
Suo fort bar 5sla..., at nan bar
idgi: oSngen Mo.ap / Gnolanb. mua=
tie life / belle Gerben. piioe pua ben 5iD
1hnpe Tunnel famttt ct lisnenbe, unb-
taoen Dsnne enc Wanb."
Men 2igtoeet bar bog enbnu mar=
feligere peb i'm Communicating eno
Deb i'm Sterrelfe; t6i Der faa man
gnglanbs magtiefte @oeI og bens be-
rsmteite Rdpne Sios ON Sioe meo
Repr9ientdnter for ben 5dtti9bom,
ION ijelbent eaer alorig laoer fig ie.
Oa bet bar nstop bisie iibite, iem isrs
aebe ob6eit. De babee | ben osbe
miitet beres mastigite og barmsits
Salsmanb I ben Gal, bpor COB og Ret
ffuloe ififte Col og @inb lige melem
Qanoets Born.
6on bsrte til Gnglanbs magtigite
% fornemite 4bel. Den fnpenoe Sarl
at 9baftesburp, bans 6erligbeo 2orb
4sblep" fddleoes LIB bans bsie
5itel; ban bar feot til Wagt og 9lans,
be meetigite Og bersmteite fappsbei
fra bans tibligite ltngoom at ON al
opnaa bans @unit, Og dfligebel bier
bet hans 2ips 6eoer. at ban oplepeot
lit Qips rigefte Elmer blanot ben fat.
tieite gefolfnine og par elifet fom en-
grpbsr at Dem, mon oltfor lstiinbigi
fulber 2onbsts 5bngs.
Sdmmen meb andre bersmte W9nf
fab ban en- Sang, iom ban ida oftt
pleiebe, beb Dronningens 8oro. 6olpt
/ Spss blep ban at en- at gorbfaner.
ne ubpeget fom benoes Maieft9ts far
ligfte Oppofitionsmanb. 8ift er bet,
at bans politif bar ct at aarligbet
fammenbe 5jertes Webfslelfe mel
2anbets Stebbsrn, iom Retfarbis@
bebens Col besparre fua ofte ube.
luffsr fra 2pfet, os fOm berfor osiao
let bliber en- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, fom
fan true belle Samfunbet.
Deb 81 Mors 4loeren fl ban plabs
! Minifteriet, os bet fore Srbien Bier
fagt unber bans Stprelie, men Stils
Iinssn pasfebe bam life. ban funbt
bperten fe 8egbnbelfe elIer Gnbe ber5
paa, os Mosten baDOe ingen 9illot'
ieIfe for BAN. 5dn fslte fig 1angi
lbffelisere Tom ~ulminbelig Hissbasss
mdnb.
JbrH fog ban ct Slas for BE-
Sinbsfpss. Deres Bebanbling | Dus
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24
Korreiponoancer
l941V
Spmbcas, ". 9af.

Oct n9rmer fig enoelig mob Gns
ben at o59rftetioen", p9 Der er not
en- Del, Der life blep belt glade oeo. at
be bare fit 3. 4 % 6 gu. pr. @cres.
Wlen bet er bog goOt, at De fleite fit
mere. ga, bet bar MI S6srren. iom
otsrnebe" iaaoan uo. 9dpre og '6pebe
bar forbolosois bebre.
Den 16be Sttober git en- Del
eanoSmGnb til &anGba for at taae
9anO. Nu bar be 10 fact Steoe pud
Ganoet bsr. De, iom nu bar bet, fan
idd lGgge .4ger til 9leer" oeo blot at
reiie ober Qinien. Oct er Blot omt.
so nil l9ngere mob Rorb. Som bare,
5. fom snfter ct biaigt o9 gobt 6isn.
men Tom, for Sneen!
= 5orleoen par en- al bore ouufte
a59itere" iao ubeloig, at bans 5Grs
Ffemuitine branote. !6on bapoe iuit
flDttet ben % begipet Iie bort fra ben.
9porleoes Slben er pptommet, pibes
life.
= Dor 2dnosmano, Mr. 8. g. q.
8amp, Der / flere 4ar, ia / fere Ser
miner bar b9ret Meblsm at Sfolebors
bet / 5opn Of 0dnmarf. er / 9ldr poa
ben republifonife ,5ictst" iom adnois
Dat for .gountD Commissioner. Do
Mr. aamp er en- flint, bpgtig og pdds
lioelig Wdnb. pil ban upen 5bibl blipe
pdl9t. ,9ans mango Qdnbsm9nb pil
fad ben 8l9be, mar 9dlgbdgen tom>
mer, at saa til aornp for aump psb at
tate lin etemnle paa BAN.
Mr. q. ). Sobnion, fom Dor /
er uofbengig &anbibat for
,Rebiitsr Of DEEDS. 9on a ben fsrs
tie, iom bapoe nopnte !6perD / Warb
so. og bar BAIT bet iioen. 9e ferite
adr, Der begpnote meo 1895, bapbs hcI
blot en- esn at $3.50 aurlio ,eo ,ipen
etstrdinOta9terr>, eooOon fOrts
la'.' us' Psls re bar. Iu er nabn@
Il GHNr, gobt lsnnet Os mango BIZ GER
:. bdps bet. Men BET ian iseS til SIR.
Sobniens Ros, at trobs bet, at ban
bleO ibs al gist, iuu ban MI mdu gua
Oeb arptfer O9 muatte leje en- til at
uofsre 4rbejoet en- l9n9ere lib, idd
6olot ban bog tappert ub meb bet lille
ban 1T. 0a Wunoen er en- b9oerlig
Monb, ifulbe man bente, at 89lgerne
peo beres Stemmer iogoe til BAN:
blip, bpor hu er. @t pil life MI, oa
Gmbe9et fan betdle fig, sioe bet til en-
anben, iier ba bu er en- arsbline.
- Ole SEMEN, Tom for nogle Maus
nebsr iioen rejit til 0dnmort, tommer
after tilbaee. Dan penbtes ON fort
5ib. Songen al Odnmdrt biloe babe
5Drsn / .5rsjen", og iaa teflebe ban
at til 4msrita igen.
9sltommenl Der er pldbs moi.
= Den airte, iom 5rinitatis Wles
nigbeb lober opfsre | aenmere, er mart
ferbis, og bill efter ale SulemGrter Bile
be uben = 89lb! Den bill bare plaps
for oper bunbrsoe perfoner. Del
aiort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24
6pao &riitns Seius or blepen
for Ds.

apoitslen paulus ifriOer / lit fsrite
grep til Menigbeoen / aorintb, fsrfte
&ap. 80 9srs:
,ariitus Seius er bleOen Dc Dis
bonn fra Cub, Os R~etferbios~,S "a osls
(igasfsiFs bs J6rlBsntng."
gdulus Burger fer fire nsiasn om
ariifus Seius = @iseom. aetfarbiss
beb, 6elieepreIie Ds JOrlssning. Sg
ida tiger ban: bet er ban blepen os,
pculus I.lo oe BE beaige / aorintb".
Def er fittert set al De ftsnneite %
rieefte ubIagn, nogen. at IpoItlerne
brugsr ON &riitus Seius. Oct er
barb at leege Marte til bets 5plbe.
ariitus Sefus er blepen os Bis
bonn fra Sub. apoitelen ffriper
forub om ,8erbens @isbom". Gro
tsrne sjorbe Jig til at oeres @isoom.
Deres bergmteite 8ismRnb bare Wlos
ralfloiofer, bet bill iige, be CAB Jig al
meo at lore Mpral encr Salig6eb. bells
oeiao Religion. Men beres 8isoom
formoaebe 6perfen at frembringe fano
Sabeligbeo, enb minbre at 9j9lpe en-
Snnber til at finbe Sub ener faa 5reb
meb BAN / en- COB Sdmpittiebeb.
Z Jorbolo til benne @rafernes Dis
bonn er bet, paulus falber 9riftus
,9isbom fra Cub. Meningsn er ben.
at / ariitus er Sub aabenbaret, iao
be, Der tror paa BAN, beo hdm BABE
funbet ben 0ej tilbuse til Sub, fom
9erbens 0ismanb forgopes bar isg1
at Finbe.
Sg ariitus er bleDen os y3stfer4
bigbeb." pdulus pg be benigs | SO:
rintb pore retfarbise Menneifer. ST
fe faa at f~oritaa, at bsres Serb dltit
bapbe peret ret. Naen ariiti rett'
Serb, bans berfise Os fpnbfrie @dnbel
os bans Confronting for bsres Spnber.
par benz tilrsgnebe formebslt Sroen
Rrifus Sefus bar bleDen benz Ret
ferbisbeb. Ueb Sroer paa BAN bapos
be opnaaet, bpdb en- Snnber dlorie
opnaar Deb esen M%nftrenselie.
Og Rriftrs bal tini9e bliDen berss
,,6enigssrslfe". 9pab mener paulus
bermeb? atarifti9enigbeb bar benz till
resnet2 1lbirpffet ,,be benissOe ! 8ri'
ffus Seus" peser fitttrt paa ben TIL
reanebe 6enigbeb. Men bet blfper b
pafentlie famine 8esreb fom Retfer.'
biqssrelie, os ba 9elisssrslfe Der naO'
neg Iise efter RetferOigbsb, mdd os'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24

Naor 9eierne henpenoer Zig til Soft, Der
anerterer i Blabet, enten for at tgbe bos
benz ener fpr at faa Gplpsnineer on bet
aperterebe. beoes be altib omtale, at be fan
@nertisfeneniet / bette 8lab Set bill p9re
iii 9eniiois Rptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24

bdooe dfltet o9ldd otsle U~tennettef Tor
fable | SUBS 8iaeoe.
gnoo9 / i'm iene 4lberoom beieote
ban fine - PjdlteItoler". Gn ginter
bIeo Der fra bans aptfen / 9onoon
transported 10000 8rpoer meo
Suppe og 9eo til De iultne Born p9
beres 5or9lbre. Oct par perfor lite
unoerligt at be fattiee bolot St9pne
peb hans 2igbadre, og at be lob beres
5dner % gannere barre Snoitriften:
Seq par ns9en, og ban tIGote mig;
ieg par fremmeo, % ban tpg mig til
iie".
Men bpOrfor bapbe oenne Mdnb
Faaet bet rise Siartelae oe oerne Meoz
fslelie for be fattige / 9eroen? Sd,
bet sr bet imutteite / belle 6iitorien.
Den ippenoe Sarl at Sbaftesburn
tom til 9eroen paa en- al Gnglauos
Toilette goree I Def mertpGrbige Nar
1901. st rigtigt 9iem tuube bans
6oralore bog life eipe BAN; Der bar
tolot o9 ebe bag De tptte Mure. ga
beren jim / S%slifabslipst, og Barnet
LOB De itstte fig ielp.
glanot 5ieneitefoltene families Der
en- lille, fattig men from pige neb
Iapn Rarb Miles, fom tibligt panot
garnets 6i9rts meo lin Gang, fine
6orte1inaer % fine 5oarer. 90 De
6oreitiqineer, bun iaalebes meb megen
0elo i~nopr9gtoe / Sans garneIiel ON
bans 8Rrligbeb, fom bar lpbi9 til
0soen, glemte ban albrig, ba ban blep
Mano. "a ban fom en- femoefirIinose
%tDpeaarig Sloing laa paa lit 9ebsleje,
Itpb Winbet ON ben fromme 9arnes
pige for bans Siel msb iterrs alarheb
eno mango at be iaatalote ,itore Hdbs
me-, ION ban bar truffet idmmen meb
unber lit LANCE, oaabrige Gin. 6an
n9preoe after % after benbes Habn
% Ia9be: rMarp bar min bebite Den
paa Soroen."
Oct par fra De 5attises @eroen,
at ban mobtoe i'm bebite Rigoom:
bet leoenoe Snbtrpt at ariitenbommen.
6an matte betdle oenne 0l9be.
SO iaa fort9aes Der ct lille 5rat
fra hans tibligite lln9oom. !6an bar
femten Qar gammel oe paa en- Sob
panbring. Deb en- aorspej bsrte pr
Sfrig og Strual Og letiiRh',. ~ono
fra orutne Menneiters ,n,. S,x,S.x
3a ban iaa nrr,sr. s,tsr nav NJ,
npais raDsnbs Mano, fom tom To=
benoe meb en- at ubspleoe gr9bber
fammenipigret 9ietiite. Oa bet iers
9eliae 5slss orejeoe ON peb Sjsrnet
for at ifaa inb paa ben anbsn 9ej,
table 2isbererns galaneen, lob aiiten
fable % uobreo / Gber % 5orbdnbelz
Ter.
Da lsb bet Tom ct Strig / gngs
lingens Sj9l: .,9ub / Simmelsnl
aan iliet fuu Con at its, os bet blot
forbi Manbsn par fattig og forlaot."
Ga paa Stsoet fattebe ban ben
genutnins, at ban pifos inopie fit
2ip o9 beGise fine arafter til at orr
bejbs for be 5uttiee og 5orluots.
Og ban forbieo fro mob bette qsfz
te lige til bet iibite. Oerfor piloe
oefaa 5Rorslanoet b9bre bans Stsn
og gemme bet / WeItminiter Qbbep
iammen meo be andre fore. Wen
ban bupbe uotrptfeligt frabebt Jig ben
@gre. pan DUDE potle pdd Den tdrpez
lige 2anbsbptirteeaarb Deb i'm 6us
ftrus Sibs. 2ietoeet til Neitminiter
bar fun en- Sebersbepisnine.
Mon par bet9nft pad at rejie ct
Winbesmerte pad ben Iaa betpbnings>
fuloe aorspej. Oct blep ba frsm for
aft Ell Winbe ON aoriet, ben fattige
Marp Miles' eneite Rigoom, fom Oes
faa bisb ben obbsIte araft / bans 2ib.
iom en- Sang bsb ben ibOenbe Surl
af Sbaftesburp, bans 9erlisbeo aorb
4sblep".
e b. @. .Gpsl.".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24
,Saniferen"

blioer ienot til Subitribenter. inbtiI ubs
trpttelie 0piiselie mobto9es al l~lo9ioerne
oe al grlb ct betalt, / 0oerensitemmelie
meb De 5ortnebe Stoters 9oitlope.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, Neb.,
as s~econd-klas matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24

ieen. at ban bapbe let rietiet, Oa ban
bapoe dniet oeiaa bisie Menneiter for
fable / SUBS 8iaebe.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-14
Rev. Father Valentine
Was Twice Surprised

One Of the prettiest and most sue
cessful affairs in the history of Waikiki
was held last night, in the old building
which used to be the house of worship
of the Catholics of that community. It
was in the form Of a surprise party
and reception to the Rev. Father VAL
entin.
The old church. open as IL is on both
sides. made an ideal place for NOON
light affair. The refreshing breezes
of the Pacific rendered the atmosphere
deliciously cool and penetrating in the
shed through the openings of the lat
tice work. kept all present in the best
Of spirits.
The reception was a surprise to the
popular priest. All arrangements had
been made quietly and secretly. The
old chapel had been profusely decorate
ed with flowers. ferns and other tropi-
cal plants. intermingled with a num-
Der Of flags of many colors. The whole
combination was delightful treat to
the favored ones present.
Following his old time custom OF
going to Waikiki every Thursday even
ing, the Rev. Father Valentin, made
the usual trip last night and was great
ly surprised when upon arrival there,
he found the new chapel in total dark
ness and the old shed was resplendent
with number of electric lights and
flags floating gaily in the breeze
When the priest heard the suvery
voices Of ladies pealing forth in joyous
laughter and the choir singing For
He's Jolly Good Fellow" Father
Valentin opened his eyes wider and
for a little while. was rather in doubt
as to his whereabouts. However, hi:
| hesitation was not for long. dele.
CATION composed of the Bishop of Pan
opolis, Brother Francis of st. Loui:
College and Sonny" Cunha, went to.
wards him and requested his presence
in the old building. Suddenly it dawn
ed upon him that It was the eve of st
Valentine, his patron saint and, under,
standing. recovered his habitual smile
and spirits.
A fine musical program had beer
prepared by Sonny" Cunha, which
was greatly enjoyed by all present
Father Valentine, of course, was him
self pressed into service and his beau
tiful baritone voice soon filled thu
j building and kept his audience spell
bound while he was singing FaUre'
Les RameauX."
About $3.50 o'clock the Catholic Mis-
sion band. although not expected. ar
rived on the grounds and gave a con
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-14
NORTHERN BEET SUGAR
SUGAR BEET RAISER
TALKS OF The INDUSTRY
Washington State Farmers Have Made
Good Profits Find Japanese La
Dor Very Acceptable Effect
of Cuba,

Seattle, Jan. 24.-E. II. Morrison OF
Fairfield, Wash, the largest individual
raiser of sugar beets in the country trI.
butary to the Fairfield factory, was in
the city recently, and gave the follow
ing interview:
The Waverly factory has a capacity
of $4,000 tons of beets each season. Il
has not handled that quantity any sea
son since It has been in operation for
the reason that the beets have not been
produced. Last year there was pro.
duccd in the country tributary TO the
factory some 10000 tons. This year
the prospects are for greatly ic.
creased acreage and an output OF up.
ward Of $4,000 tons Of beets.
This quantity of beets of the aver
age grade heretofore produced will en-
able the factory to produce about
enough sugar to supply the Spokane
market and the local trade tributary
thereto. The sugar is of excellent
quality and gives the best Of satisfac-
ton. 1t finds ready sale at Spokane
and the tributary country towns aud
the factory has up to tins tine been
unable to supply the demand.
The farmers who raise the bne "a
have found the industry quite profit
able. Land for beet raising now rents
readily for a cash rent OF from Si.00
TO $500 per acre. have rented a greet
deal of land this year for these figures.
Some of this land Is under a three
year lease, a factor when contributes
an additional measure of stability to
the industry.
Renting the land they use at this
price, the tenants are able 10 clear, Al,
ter paying the other expenses of pr1-
duction, as high as $l2 or Sl5 per acre
from the crop II they secure good
| yield. Farmers raising beets on thciT
own land have in many instances
cleared as high as $50 per acre on their
crops after paying all the expenses o!
tending the crop
Beet raising is not farming, a fact
which the farmers have apparently
been slow to appreciate ana under
stand. 1t is gardening, and requires
! different kind of care, attention and
education than does the proiUctic" o!
field crops, But they have now begun
to master the gardening.
The question Of labor hiss proved i
very important one. The difficulty Ot
securing the right kind of labor for
the attention of the crop and securing
II in sufficient quantity has in the past
proved a great drawback to the sue
Cessful prosecution of the industry.
Last year. while the japanese were
coming to this country ir large mum,
bers, a great many came to the beet
fields. We found that those who hal
just come to this country We're very
satisfactory and got along with thciI
work very we'll.
Il am convinced that the proposition
TO place the sugar of Cuba on he free
list would he a death blow to all of tue
beet sugar establishments in this
country, 1t would not, on the other
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-14
ATHLETIC Field DAY
OF BOYS BRIGADE IS
BEING PREPARED FOR
By Committee in Charge and an In
tereSting Series Of Events
Is Promised For
Meet.

The meeting of the Boys Brigade
athletic committee did not take place
Tuesday night as answers from the
various athletic clubs and associations
consulted with reference to the coming
field day, had not yet been received.
The meeting will be held February 10
at 1880 p. M. in the 1. NJ. c. i.
building.
The athletic associations have not
yet sent in their written answers to
the invitations of the Boys Brigade
committee. this having been caused by
the fact that the officers of these clubs
are waiting for the meetings of their
respective clubs to be held in order
| that official action may be taken.
| AS ii Is, the committee has received
verbal assurances that its plan IL
agreeable from the officers of nearly
all the athletic bodies communicated
with and some of these have even gone
so far as to begin the preliminary
training of their men for the events.
The Punahou College boys as we'll
as the Punahou Alumni Association.
have already begun training. There
were about thirty men out on the Pu.
pahOu grounds Tuesday afternoon, II
being the intention of the college PEG.
pie, as well as of the other clubs, to
put forth as strong team as possible
for the field day.
The Kamehameha School boys and
also the athletes of the Kamehameha
Alumni Association are also preparing
FOR the coming contest and quite a
number of the !. NJ. c. A. men have
begun training in the gymnasium. The
Honolulu Athletic Club will discuss
the matter at their next meeting to
be held this evening. However,
the Boys Brigade committee has re.
ceived assurances, from the officers
of this club. as well as from those OF
the Maile-Ilima Club, that these organ.
izations are willing to send out a
team each.
There will also be a team coming
from Camp Mckinley. 1t Is under
stood that there are some very good
track athletes at the camp who are
now getting ready TO show their met.
tie, The lolani College and st. Louis
College athletes are yet to be heard
from.
II Is the purpose of the committee
getting up the field day to ask the va
rIous clubs and organizations concern.
ed that the coming field day events be
scheduled championship events which
of course will make them ever so much
more interesting.
The events which have been so far
decided upon are as follows: Dash, 100
yards; dash, 22O yards; dash, 44O
yards dash with hurdles, 100 yards:
dash with hurdles, 22O yards; long dis
lance runs, IA miles and I mile; walk
! mile; hammer throw, shot-put pole
vault, running high jump and relay
race.
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hand, result in the reduction Of tho
price of sugar to the consumer, as hut
One-third OF the imported sugar con-
sumed in this country comes from GU
ba, and while the market is controlled
by the combine the price of that which
will still be imported will fix the
price
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cert as a compliment to their director.
Among those present were: The
Bishop of Panopolis, Brothers Bert
ram and Thomas, Mrs. Cunha, Miss
Rosie Cunha. Miss Irene Dickson, Al
bert r. Cunha. Miss Pauline Neumann.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Sullivan, Miss Alber-
tine Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Hol-
linger. Miss Mary O'Donnell, Miss c.
Evans, S. Kaulukou, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Richard.
John Legros. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ellis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wolbert and a
number Of Catholic boys from Camp
Mckinley.
The foregoing was the second sur
prise that the Rev. Father Valentine
experienced during the evening. Tho
first took place at 6: i5 o'clock when
he was summoned to the club rooms on
| the grounds of the Catholic Cathedral
by a deputation of members of the Mis-
sion band.
Upon his arrival. he found all the
4 boys awaiting him. One Of the num-
Der stepped forward and. after a short
| presentation speech. handed Father
| Valentine baton on which was a sill
yer plate with the inscription: Cath
Ollie Mission band to the Rev. Father
Valentine. February IA, 1902" Father
Valentine expressed his deepest graft
tude and concluded his speech with the
remark that he would do more for the
boys in the future than he had done in
] the past,