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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1904-12-30
BHBpbotoerapbte.

Der Monb ienoet etpu 5000
WaI peniser Gi9t gu un8 ais bic
Sonns. YbotOsraphif4e aufnabmsn
beim 2i9t bss Monbes erforpern bas
Der cine GgpoIitiOnsSeit, bic audi bel
li6tltartsn Sbietten mad Stunoen
aGblsn lam. Der Gffett folder Monbs
lidtbilber 1T aber Elm iebr i6Oner un0
WirO BON &iinItlern bo6geiAGBt. Die
Ganbi6aft, BON ben trGftigen Gin5el'
beiten bes 8oroer9runoes bis gu ben
oarteiten 5ernen, erideint traumbaft
perI9eiert, alle Sdrten erideinen 9es
hilbert, dlleS datten uusgegIifen uno
iueid. 9,r Mono bat ia pGbrenb Der
Iufna6me cine ni6t unbetrd6tli6s
8abn am Simmel beidri.ben, une bic
9eIeu6tung lam ouber feline dneere
fein, als lpdre iie oauerno BON einem
langen 9reisItiid Der Monobubn aus
essan9en. 4uG g~ufnabmen bsim Gi6t
Der Sterne bat man ihpn perfu6t,
dbsr man bat oamit lpsnis Slid Ses
babt, bic 2i6tftGrte erpeiIt ii4 bpa
dls gar gu gertng.
9eTsr iino isBt, lpie cine u%uitraIis
ide Ga6Seituns meIOet, eini9e Nd6t'
ouFnabmen beim blenoenoen Shein
Der glibe seIungsn. Gin Big 1T ia
| aleroin9s bur9aus nidt 70 bell, ME
er uns in Der Nadt brrd bic GontraIt.
pirtuns eri9sint. uno bel bsllem 9us
| geslitt piirpen mir ihn toum bcmer.
..:.T;, Ii III gpsIttlm'- nj, 1,;I',stf2
rotten uro griinen pornebmlif dla
bluue uno ~pioIetts 0irisn auf; iein
2idt 1T alto, tpie Der pbotogrup6 Is
rennt, ungemein attiniid. Die in
Sra9e itehnbsn 4ufndbmen puroen
bsi einsm Sspitter um 10 u6r Ibenos
BEL ItrSmsnbem Regen BON einem Sdl'
ion aus aemadt. nadosm Der appdrat
bereits bel Sage auf pie 2anoIdait
einseridtet unb bic Steuung Der @i'
firI6.ibs dngsmtrtt lporbsn mar. 9ds
Sbiectip blieb stpei Minutsn 9epffnet;
tpGbreno bieier 3sit ginaen 16 itarts
9libe nieber. Ollie erIeudteten bic
2anoTdaft, uno Der 3ufal tpolte IS,
bub teiner nit auf Der pIatts absebil'
pct tpuroe.
Dis bas 6adbIatt bebauptet, er'
Idien mad Der Gntpidlung Elm polIi9
auasrppnirtes Hsgatip BON gang eisen'
artiser unb r~siSpoQer 8irtung. Dix
partlunoidaft bob 3id bell ss9en ben
finiteren Simmel ab uno 3el9te gang
bic ersns geleu6tung, pis mir lie bsim
2iht Der 9liBs gu ieben Sspcbnt limb
Sober nod 70 feline IIt, jecss Sldtt'
den mar iidtbar selporbsn, uno BIT
Wege, tur6 ben i%trpmenoen He9sr
dufsepeidt, mo6tcn ben Ginorud rel
benbsr gdde. IS 1T tsin 3!psiiel
bnb Ii9 uuIsrs QsThidten amateur'
bisisn sisenartissn SIiBlidtdufnab
men sulpsno.n uno nit ibnen reue uni
intersFants Dirtun9en erSieIen iper
ben. Sdmierig 1T an bsr Sd6s ei
ssntlid nidts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1904-12-30
Yariier Arbeiterinnsn'Seim

Die 6iirIorgs 9uitaps Gbarpsntisrs
bat ben tleinen Barrier IrbeitsrinRen
an StsQe Der raudissn Stube, in esr
lie bis DOR niht alSu LANCER Seit rct
ibre 3uidmmsntunfts abbisltsn. siR
srobsS. ~9eriumisss GOnisrpatorium
Gebaut. Sc Gpn~ierpatcire be Mimi
Yinirn". Der Name, Der mittlsrs
peile cine Nrt Sammslname fir bic
Variisr artsiterinnsn eswoio:n 1T,
itummt, ME betdnnt iein ourfts. aus
oem Yerdresr'ihen Romdn, peIen
9tIpin, Mimi Pinion. gleid dls 2ps
pus Der pariier Irbeiterin lnBeishen
ipuroe.
Nun e|riitirt al elm S9lpb fir
,NIimi Yiripn". Our6 einsn UIiitss
sufdQ Iino Die 2sitsr nss .Gonierra'
tcirs be Mimi Qinipn" in bic Gage &C.
tommsn, pas elmer Stiituns fir
8reiie untsr benz Namen Saint Cos
iepb binterIdNsns Gdlrb in Der You
raine aIs 2dnoauisntbdlt fir bic Irs
! beittrinrsn gu er1perbtn. Nds Saus
fam i'm Gln5sR As iungs WtIohtn
auf sinmal aufnshmen, msiit fir cine
Nautr BON pier Wohen, no lie odnn
our9 auoers srisBt ptrosn. 9ds
S6lob uno Der part nsbit oenWirth
idaft2ssbGursn uno benz sroBsnG bit,
aartsn hdben sirsn llmfans pom stird
81 Ssttar (tirtd 70 Itres), 10 oab
bic in pdris blab unb idmal selpprs
tsnen MGbhsn ii9 in Der friiasn
Cuff nab S~srStnsluit srbplsn tpnnsn.
Gin GROCER &disn lit in SsnrispIdB:
,~inestbeilt. aud Elm GroquetpIdB iii
~pprbanosn. Sn Der 8smiis limb msb'
rers Wassn fir glusfIise dufbspdbrt,
cine Rieien . Sreat. Elm Omnibus UNI
zine art arsmitr. Bier Yfsros ittbsn
in hem Stall blneben uro nerosn
tIolih BON eini9sn Der iungen MGo'
den nit 3uder- uno Srctitiid6en &C;
f~ittsrt. Die Ginrihtun9 fol-, lpenr
irasno m09lih, nod persrObert rper
ben, na Is better mare, ipenn mar
bunosrt arbeitsrinnsn auf einmdI un'
terbrinsen t0nnte; bisbsr 1T mar ieb'
sufritctn nit Der -Spmmerfriide'
unb felt ibrem Gntitebsn iiro ale pie
0p6tn bic As fGaissn iun9.n NGb
den nit GROCER Rse.lmdbisteit &C
iOmmsn. Sum 0inttr piro ii6 od.
Gnbsrn, uuo Der srpbs 2ti6 i'm BAR
pirb, 70 bOfft man. tp.uisItsHS au
sinise Sass, Dielsidt @c6.n Elm
iA0nt Shlitti4uhbahn bisten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1904-12-30

lpieber tobt su 9bal, bp& Sauieno.
tummen bsrouf unb iberflutbsn bi.
Si9sl. Va siebt es feline @nuoe! Die
RuNen tperbsn na4 Der onberen Seite
binuntersstrieben. Nun iparen bic
Sapaner an Der Reibe. Steine auf
Steine tpsrben iebt ben hinunterflies
benbsn RuNsn nad9ei6leubert. 3rpei'
NAL iummeln ii4 bieie uno iiten ben
Siigel pisbsr gu itiirmsn; 5tpeimal
tperbsn lie suriidsetrieben. 0o4 ols
Der gag aus Nebel unb 0unit Nib
fam bsraufitiee unb bic Sapdner WIus
Iteruns bielten, bu lpuren es fat 400,
bic benz aufruf nidt mebr anttportsn
tpnnten ..."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1904-12-30
Die aurrenSe,g aneer I'M Sar3.

gei BEN pislsn 6rsmben. bic in leg
terer ,3.it ben @ar5 tsiudtsn, un9es
ludt bur4 bic 8sije bsS 9srbitplIoes,
.rrs9te cine Ginridtung, bic iih aus
friiberen Subrbunberten in uniers 3eit
biniiberosrettet bat, lebbaftes SntersNe.
IS 1T pus Lie 9urrenbe, pie in msAres
rem SarsitGbtsn, bsionrsrs in alduss
thai, nod bsute 9epfIe9t piro. Die
Der 9urrsnbe anaeborsnben &ndben
unb Grpa6iens Sieben Sonntdgs fin
aenb nit ibrem Siibrer, Der ben Nas
men rprGfsttus" fiibrt, i'm 0oltSmuns
be aber v@aTentautpr" ssndnnt riro,
bur6 bic Straben Der Stapt. Der
Nii6rer 1T posr mar in isinem Saupts
6ienit in Der 2sssl &uitslun Der 9irs
osrf9ule unb rstrutirt feline Sdnsers
idadr aus ben beiten Stimmen oer
peri6ieo,nsn Standardization. Sinh
bic 0istdntItimmsn Der andben bel
fortidreitenoem altsr 9ensdIelt. 10
treten bic Sanger, fpbdlb lie erlrd6ler
limb, 3snor obsr Bah iinsenp, osraurs
renoe pisbsr bel.
Die Suuptoufsabs Der &urrenNs bts
itebt odrin, bdb lie bel hem umjugs
bur6 bic Straben ben Sd~uptgsidn9,
ben bic @emtinbe in Der Stride iin9t,
purtraaen, offenbar ppbI bes9aIb, ods
nit b~isisniesn 2eute. be nidt CUR air'
de oe6en tGnntn, dud cine Ionntdglis
die @rbauune baben. Die SGngsr bes
Idrdnten Ii6 iibrissns nidt allen uuf
Gbordlmelobisn, ionberr lie brinssn
audi Qieber uno Mo!stten Dor ben
SGuIern oerisnissu Ginpubrer gu Sc
b0r, BON osnen lie bic lleberSeu9una
6aben, bab BEL linen fir oisfs geiun9;
lide 9arbistun9 b~eIoncerts Snterei
porbanben lit, unb bic bic urdlte Gins
ridtuna aud bur6 9,lbipsnbsu nm
terftiben. Man fisbt besbdIb bic Sur
renbe aud bier unb ba Dor eiren
SuuIe pl1bli1 Salt MAIDEN, cine bdlb.
treisf0rmiss aufItt1ung %einnshmer
| uao bort cine WOtstte ub.r aud cir
Qt.b fr0hlidtn SnbaIts srtlingsn. mo.
! nad bann bi. uutrmiioIi&e SGnssr.
! Idaur c6ns bic strinsits aunItpaui
ihr.n Mari6 6oralinesno fortisbt
: Gin uo.r Stpsi &uubsn asbsn bansbsl
. BON Sdus au Suus unb iumm.In ga
. ben elm. 8,tltib,i iiub bic Sanger be
aurr.nbe nit bcbsn idpdrSen Sutsl
. unO TdpurS,n, bis gu ben anissn rel
{ feuben WdntsItrGeeu unb lie rule
ooour6 m.br sinsn oiItsrsu ais fsisr
lid : frCblidsn Gincrud 6erbOr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1904-12-30

-@on sinem Rotbbirf6
anaefalen unb aufesIpisbt purbs in
9dnbuh lei Stabltammsr cine To-
iGbrioe arbeiterfrau. Die llnaIitli6e
ipurbe nsrdrt ;ueeridtet. bab fe bdIb
ouruuf tarb. Don msbreren MGn:
nerr, bic ibr gu Siilfs siIten, tpuroe
elmer ppn rem piitbenben Sbisrs ain
Okritentel uub on Der Sruit idwsr
OerleBt.
Die 8rGfiu 9ueIieI
nina Rpstcni aus @erpna III auI
elmer au.rmobiIfabrt bel pss4isrG
PAS Spfsr zines unfuls eeporoen
0ur6 elm Ysriebtn hs @hdffturi
Idlua tas autpmpbil in boiler Sdbrt
I'm. Die GrGfiu erIitt cine tSbtIidt
Dunts am aopfs unb purre it,rbent
in bus bsnodborts Sous cine Off
ei.rs etbra6t. au6 bi, bsibtu S06'
ter Der @rGfin. bic ebenfulls in ben
autpmobil fubrtn. trusen srbtbIi9'
8srpunbunQsn bopoI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1904-12-30
AAtuus 9armsr uuO Wbf,adtsr.

0enn ibr Sbitbdume irseno elmer ari
pIlanSen fpplt, baun tclnmt 3u uns ooef
d,idt uns cure BeItelunSen. nnIcreS aums
dne pilan5en limb gut 9epatien, trdlit9
uno uuroen in 5osconaoe 6ountD 9e3o9en,
10 oab Te better seoeiben rueroen ais lold)e
bic ibr pon ausipartS be5iebt.
Pboenir " urerp.
IDooIam, Wio.
nppIl 8aSconaoe SO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1904-12-30

Die 3abI Der &Gbden an
Der cuuabii4tu Qapp,l bstrGet bur6s
I6nittli6 32,400. Sn al bitisn
adbnen fnb % WiliOnsu tIsius So
msntSru6sn sntbalt.n.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-20
THE BOARD OF HEALTH
MEETING HELD THIS AFTERNOON DR. COOPER PRESENT
president PINKHAM REFERS TO THE DOCTORS Sue
CESS IN SECURING THE ASSISTANCE OF PROMINENT MEN
IN THE EAST.

The Board of Health held
present for the first time since his
Board will be by DIR Cooper.
The
President Pnkham, al follows:
I'VE have the pleasure of
his mission to the East in behalf great
attention of
American Medical Association.
at early o expect DIR Cooper official report.
"The business before II S m
81 present the petitions afflicted
ment requesting kOkuas be allowed them The petition
and petitions
Kamaka EakaIa Sophie Nathaniel granted
quire the aid they ask for
"Th of Mrs Nathaniel public
Ves profit unable
of which she paid Her ambition
1.-TWO of Settlement
and Harvest They ambitious
excellent
their other business The Superintendent objection
adding
petition granted
rules regulations Superintendent impose
his discretion
privilege
working granted
greatly o efficiency of
required by their duties.
during the
stationed at the Quarantine Hospital
lowing Mr. Larnach Mr. Hall has appointed
Mosquito Committee K.
Lane Halls
appointments receive approval
MOOkai presented approval
hospitals
patient. will
meeting the Board"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-20
HUM D7 7REYS
PRESIDENT

Ex-Judge A. S. Humphreys was
chosen for president of the new Good
Government club at a meeting held last
night for organization. The meeting
was held in the hall above the Brook
lyn saloon on Alakea street and was
well attended The organizers of the
club claim a membership of 200, and
say that the club will be in politics, for
the purpose expressed in it's title and
will be a powerful organization in the
coming campaign.
The meeting was called to order by
Charles Creighton as temporary chair
an Creighton made an address in
which he declared that the organiza-
cation was to be strictly non-partisan.
No party politics are to be allowed in
the club, and it is to give it's support
in elections to "the best men," with
out regard to their party affiliations.
Good government" is the motto of the
organization said Creighton and for
good government the club proposed to
strive.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-20
TRANSFERS OF
TEACHERS MADE.
BOARD OF EDUCATION MAKES a
NUMBER OF CHANGES IN THE
LOCATION OF PEDAGOGUES.

The Board of Education met this
morning in the office of superintendent
Atkinson, those present being Com
missioners Alexander, Hall, Jordan
Hopkins and Won Holt, together with
the Superintendent and Secretary Rod
gers. The committee on Teachers made
the following recommendations which
were approved:
Miss Mabel Dryer, Geography and
Music in Normal School; Miss Kluegel,
Asst, Grade 1. b. Training Depart
ment; Miss Ethel NJ Damon, Asst,
Nature Study and Manual, Normal
Kauai.-Miss Florence Deverill, Ha-
nalei, Principal; Miss Lena Deverill,
Hanalei, Assistant
Maui-C. e. Copeland, Principal
Wailutu; Mrs. c. E. Copeland, Wailu-
ku; Miss Mile Norris Huelo; j, Vim
cent, Kealahou Eli Snyder, Ulaino:
Mr.. and Mrs. evans, Ulupalakua.
Molokai-Miss Fountain, transferred
from Kamalo to Kaunakakai; Miss
Gertrude A. McCorriston, Kamalo.
Hawaii.-H. e. Wilson, transferred to
Hlea, Kau, from Kalapana; Miss Ida
Vowel, HolualOa, n. Hona,
Oahu.-Mrs. Overend, transferred
from Kalihi-waena to Waipahu vice
Miss Ross, resigned.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-20

HOW He WOOED
AND WON HER
ALBERT CHRI~TIAN TELLS OF HIS
LOVE MAKING WITH ELIZA
HOLT-THE ANNULLMENT CASE.

The prosecution in the suit of Holt
against Christian for annulment of
marriage in Judge Gears court closed
its case this morning with the submis-
sion of further testimony to show that
the girl Eliza Holt was not mentally
to enter into the matrimonial
condition. The defense then opened
and the hearing of evidence to estab-
lish the legality of the marriage was
continued this afternoon.
Albert Christian the defendant was
called on his own behalf. He went all
over his past relations with the girl
and said that she married him with
full knowledge of what she was doing
and with the consent and advice of her
father.
Her father did not like the way that
Eliza had been treated by Mrs, Kent
we'll" said the witness. "He wanted to
have Eliza with him and so / said l
would marry her He called Eliza and
told her that it would be better for her
to marry me than to go gack to Mrs
Kentwell and so she said she would"
This prosaic wooing having been ac-
complish the father invested in gallon
of whiskey but, the witness said, ne
CONTINUED to Page 81
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-20
VIDA FOUND HIS
LOST BULL DOG

Henry Vida has recovered a valuable
bulldog that has been missing for about
three months. Vida saw Jap with
the dog today and recognized the bull
dog as one that had disappeared some
time ago from his place. The Jap
claimed to havve gotten the dog from
his friend" Vida took the Jap and
dog to the police station. The friend
of the Jap was sent for. Mikami was
his name and he will be held pending an
investigation.
A valuable female dog and two pups
disappeared at the same time that
the male bulldog was missed. The Jap
claimed that the male had come to his
place and he could not drive it away.
The police seem to think that instead
of firing rocks at the dog to drive it
away the Jap fired chunks of meat.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-20

After the selection of Humphreys as
president Ryan and j. NJ. Camara were
chosen as vice presidents and A.
Nichols secretary. Another meeting is
to be he'd next week, when organization
will be further perfected.
Judge Humphreys was not present at
the meeting. Il understand that there
are about $50 members of. the Good
Government Club" he said this morn
ing and that an enthusiastic meeting
of the club was held last night. 1 also
understand that was elected president
of the club. 1 will accept the presi-
dency if the aims of the club meet my
views. Such organizations exercise a
salutory check upon political machine
makers. Whether I accept the presi-
dency or not, l am satisfied that the
club will be a go.
I'm any event" added Humphreys,
whether I am president or not, all the
influence I possess with the club will
be directed to securing the endorsement
of either Frank b. McStocker or A. G..
NJ. Robertson for delegate to Congress- -
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-20
Continued to Page 81
STRAUSS MISSING

The police, up to a late hour this
afternoon had failed to locate Attorney
Strauss who is wanted by Judge Gear
to explain his alleged action in receiv-
ing $3.50 from August Johanson for the
purpose of commencing a divorce atcion
and then failing to do so.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-20
SAVE YOUR MONEY.

The Twenty-Ninth Series of Stock In
the Pioneer Building &c Loan Assocla-
tion will be issued in July, 1904, and is
now open for subscription. The mem
bership fee is fifty cents per share, and
the monthly dues are one dollar per
month per share. The stock draws
much better interest than a savings
bank.
Further information can be obtained
from A. V. Gear, Secretary, 122 King
Street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-20
LEE COT UP
AGAINST It

Lee Chew Sing swore to complaint
this afternoon charging nine of his
countrymen with assault and battery.
He claimed that the crowd jumped him
at Waipahu and gave him a sound
beating. According to the statements
made to the police, the Chinese accused
Lee of causing another Chinese to be
discharged, so that Lee could get the
job. The friends of the other man al
legged to have taken revenge on Lee.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-20

Anyone who has ever given Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy a trial will tell you it is un-
equalled for all stomach and bowel
troubles. 1t never fails and is pleasant
to take. For sale by Benson, Smith &
Co., agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-20
LINEN SALE COMMENCES.

Thursday, Friday and Saturday will
be banner days for the careful house
holder. She will have the opportunity
of buying linens at wonderfully low
prices at N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co.
Sale is for three days only.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-20
Democrats Reduce Basis
Of Party Representation
DEMOCRATIC TERRITORIAL MEETS
NIGHT AND TAKES STEPS CAMPAIGN
WILL PROBABLY ENTIR TICKET in INCLUD-
NOMINEE GREss.

The initial steps for the fall cam
paign were taken last night by the
Democratic Territorial Central Com
mittee at a meeting held at Waverley
Hail. The most material measure en-
acted by the committee was to curtail
the basis of membership in the ap-
preaching Territorial and District con-
ventions. At the convention last month
when delegates to the Democratic Ma
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-20

MOTLEY CASE.

Argumen in the contest over the will
of the late Charles Motley was finished
in the Supreme Court this morning and
the case was taken under advisement.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-20

AMERICAN TO SAIL TOMORROW.
The S. :. American may sail tomOr-
row afternoon for Kahului and HiTo,
to complete her load of sugar for Della
ware Breakwater.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-20
LONDON BEETS

SAN FRANCISCO, July 19.-The Lon
don price today of IS analysis 'beets is 8
shillings pence. The last quotation
was July IS, s shillings IA pence.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-20
BARGAINS

Business envelopes $2.15 a thousand,
Typewriter ribbons SOC. Carbon paper
$500 box. Numbering machines IS, Ar
leigh & Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-20
MORE RARGAINS-

500 Business Envelopes So cents; II
packages Toilet paper 60 cents; Letter
Filing cases As cents. To be had only
at Wall Nichols.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-20

tional Convention were chosen the
basis was one delegate for every ten
members of a Democratic precinct club.
At the meeting last night this basis
was reduced to one delegate for every
25 members of a club. There was a fight
against this action, and opposition try
ing to have the basis cut only to one
~-W
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-20

Want ads in the Star bring quick re-
suits. Three lines three times for 25
cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-20
ASSOCIATED Press Gable to The star).
A PROTEST

PETERSBURG, British
tested to the Russian against the the British
Maacca
ship
Newport daily independent., 1904-03-12
CANDIDATES PUB
 LIC SPEAKING.

Notice is hereby given that the candidates for the various offices of Jackson county, Arkan- sas, who are subject to the Dem- ocratic primary election, to be held Saturday; March 26, 1904, will speak at the several voting precincts of said county on the dates set out below, to-wit::
 Tuckerman, Bird township, Saturday, Marchs12.
 Post Oak, School House, Vil- lage township, Monday, March IA.
 Robinson's chapel, Grubbs township, Tuesday, March 15.
 Martins old residence, Rich woods township, Wednesday, March 16.
 Eight Mile, Cow Lake town ship, Thursday, March IT.
 Tupelo, Breckinridge town ship, Saturday, March 19.
 Weldon, Breckinridge town- ship, Monday, March 21.
 Auvergne, Breckinridge town ship, Tuesday, March p.
 Martins school house, Cache township, Wednesday, March g. { Jacksonport, Jefferson town ship, Thursday, March 24.
 Newport, Union township, Fri day. March 25.
 The speaking will begin at 10 o'clock a. m, All voters are re- spectfully solicited to be present and all candidates who desire are invited to participate.
Newport daily independent., 1904-03-12
"A LIFE'S MISTAKE.

Which will have it's first pre- sentation in this city at the opera house next Saturday evening, March 18th, is a play from the book of the same name by the well known English author, Charles Garvice. In putting the story in play form, however, it has been deemed best to bring the characters to America, and give them an American atmos- phere. This has been done, but nothing of the story has been lost. It only adds interest to it for an audience in our own coun- try. Books, of course, are writ ten to read, and it is not every author of a book who looks be- yond for stage possibilities as he writes. For this reason it is often the case that the dramatist gets little more than an inspira- tion from the book when he writes play, but in the present case the original story will readi- ly be recognized in the play.
 No one who has ever read the story will forget the morphine fiend, a study@in itself. For the interpretation of this play we are given the promise of a most excellent company of players. dtd
Newport daily independent., 1904-03-12

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We are authorized to announce W. F. Harriso Of Csceola as candidate for the State Sena1 from the Twenty y-ninth senatorial district, sul feet to the action of the Democratic primai election.