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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-22
8rano paa lloitillinsen.

UaisIouris 9bgning paa ltbitiIin=
cen bleb fulbitanbig poelugt peb
8ranO 2erbugs. Gre 8ranomanO
miiiebe 2ipet unber lllbtten, og to
bleo farlig faaret. 9abet pau 8pe.
ningerne meb Snbbolb ubgsr 1926
900. Sntet bar asIureret. 8lanbt
anbet branbte en- Samling pOrtrat-
ter af Statens tibligere @uoernerer
og 6sjeiteretsbommere. 0ette Sab er
ueritdtteli9t.
8ranben bar ct itorartet Sfus.
Oct bar ben melt imponerenbe Sllu-
man enbnu babbe feet pdu
Ser bl9ite en- iiart
8inb, og flere ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
par Sare; men be bleb frelit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-22
@crOens iturite @anOialo.

5notiI for 9anite nplig bar ale
Wenneiter og ale @eogrufer troet, at
9eroens itBrite 8anofdlo bar g1ids
CARA og 9ictoriafalOet. Oct iibit,
oannes al 5toben SambeIe / SbodT.
iita. Ulen paa en- @epgraftongres
i Qen=Yort forleoen meooelte Gen.
ror 6orocid 2tnuiagaiti, aommis
f9r for 2lr9entinu, at ban bdbbe OPP
oa9et ct 8anOfalo, Y9uasiufalOet /
Spbameritd. 9et bannes af 6looen
GQuasfu, Der er giflob til parana,
og unoer en- Del df tit Gsb, en-
GGnoe at 10 am. banner @ranfen
mellem Qrgentina % 8raiilieu.
@runoen til, at man 6iotil life bar
tenot bette 9anbfalb, er, at bet er
om9ipet al en- tGt llrifob, og at man
mad tilbagel9gge 1900 &m. 9aob
fra ben narmeite gp, fsr man naor
9anbfulbet. GSloben Tnor i'm igenA
nem 9jerge og &lsfter. Smtrent Is
am., fsr ben leber Idmmen meb
Pdrana. breier ben til 9eire og Der
oonres 8dnbfaloei. Set itDrtsr en-
210 Sob bbb Qtfgrnnb, mebens Ni
agara fun er ca. 167 Sob bit og bel
er 1923 SOB brebt, altIaa 2a@arg
fdd brebt fom Riooara. Wlan bar
onildaet, at 100.000,000 Sons 8au6
hDer Zine itbrter neb fra giagard.
men Yaudsfufalbet8 @anbma8Ier BE.
le6er Tig til 140,000,OO0 Sons / Sis
men. 0et IfaI oare bet bet1beligTtc
% ItsrIte @an6faIo, uafbpngigt al
2ldrstiberne. Wlen ierlig I Regr-
then er bet imponerenbe. Sor
Itremmer Gtoben ooer fine 9reOber /
en- 8rebbe uf 10000 SOB Do @an6et
itadr 10 Sob beit Tao afle Ser re
1rabes. Gdd lanqt man fan Ie, Ter
man Iaa tnn Tfummenbe 6bibt @ano.
eer frembringer en- aonite prebeoenOe
Qarm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-22
Sg0cn Os 9SrGiiOenteu.

9et forteaes fra 4aI6in9ton, ii
O6erIi Sobn g. Mosbp for nog!e
Ulaaneber iioen mobtog ct 8reb fra
Dommer 3oul6ac / Birmingham,
4la., iom uotalte Zig ON Spbens
5orbolo oper for graiibenten per-
Ionlig. 0berit Miosbp ienbte greOet
til 9Diter Ban, oo ban mente, at De
B9lelier, iom par uotrDtte oeri at en
tonfpbereret geteran, biloe glpoe
gr9Iibenten. 6dn mobtog ct Spdr,
fom ban itte Oilbe ofentliggere un.
Der 9algtampognen, bd ban 6dpOe
poa SS9lelIen, at pr9Iioentens Wlos
tiO til at Itribe 8reOet oerOeb bilpe
blbe mistoltet. Ser er greoet.
,.Dlin tare Oberit Mlos6p. Del er
ct lint grep af ROul6ac, og ieg Ifat=
ter bet bsit. Seq er altib 6lepen Iorgs
fulo Inarere enb oreb ober De Qln=
9re6, Der er giort paa mig / Snben.
Seq er bafopei8 ielo en- SoOl9noin9,
og ieg fan iige meb aft muligt 2lls
Dor, utSnbens Snteresfer lig9er mig
atturut Iige fao nGr Iom Norbens.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-22
Seit for Charles g 9cuceu.

2erbog 2lften CAB Marquette 8lu6
! G6icago en- 8dnfet iur ben npbolgte
G6arles @. 9eneen. &on,
gresmanb 8oute0 bar Soaitmuiter.
og Safer bleO bolot af 9lop 8. MeIt.
9. 81. Gcfbart, 8ommer 5reeman.
gilbert Is. 8arner og ben npbalgte
Sobn S. SeuIp. Wlr.
8eit omtalte bet gobe 2lrbejbe, lom
8eneen buOOe uOfprt for bet reppbli>
fanite parti, FAINT fomStdtsobbofat.
Gbarles @. 9eneen bolbt en- len-
gere Sale og benpenote fig fpecielt
til Meblemmer af Marquette &lub-
ben. Saleren bleb flere @anee ap-
plouberet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-22
Sottdlismep dnerfenoe e 3
lite.

s @aars SesIion bar ben mel
oprsmte, 5oreningen bar bolbt. 8ei
bar ct Ghmmenitgb meb Social'5=
men. 2lnlebningen par ct 5orilag 1T
0elegut @ictor Berger fra WliInaa=
fee, Nis. Oct leo iualebes:
8a ben magelpIe Opbobnin9 AT
gRigbom De forenebe Stater og ben
burtige ll0pitling af 3rults molten
aue SnbuItriens @rene ger bet inb.
lDIenbe, at &apitalismen Inar btl
naa fit &ulminattOnspuntt o9 UiI
tomme til at gioe pldbs for en- an,
ben 96afe af Gi0iiifaiion, og
ga bet er fldrt, at benne gotioH
er beitemt til at tage 2ebelIen ben
belbige aamp for bebre 3ilitanbe ~
fsiere &ultur, = Iad beiluttes:
ut pi berpeo anbefdler til olle Stz
gdllldtloner, lpnl er dfhlRfeoe meo
qtmericon 5eberation Of 2ubor, at De
faor beres Meblemmer til at itubere
Re pfonomi7te @iltaar, al De faar
6olOt 6orebrag ON bisIe @enitanOe
o9 gpr alt muliat for 9roIetariatets
Oplbsning og inteQettlelle llobitz
ling.
Der opTtoO en- 6eftig 9ebat an
gauenOe bette 5or1ugs ferIte 8egrun-
teIiespuntt. ba bette, farlig ltbtrbt-
let ZEN anben p6aIe af Gipilifation"
pe9cr tbOeltat puu Spciulismens
3eori ON en- npSumfrnbsorben. So
unber 0ebaten onsreb lpcialistiIte
Weolenmer Gompers % Mit9en o9
beftblote bem for at babe forroabt
@rbejbernesSag. 9e babbe nemlig ipilt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-22
Open" eller vllniOn Ships"

o2tmerican 5eOeration Of 2abor"
5oIOer ! bisIe 0dge ct fort ndz
tionolt Ulg6e Gan 5rdncisco, Sal
0et, Der / bette Ulpoe bar patt itprs
tie 0pitgt, er praiioent @ompers
ll0taIelIe / i'm Snb6eretning DIN
union I6ops", 6an 6eooer. at 2trs
beioerforeninger bar abIolut Ret til
at forbre Union i6ops" eIler iniiitere
pda lloeluttelIe Al ,,nonunion"
UlGnb. Oct er ct 9ipsipprgsmadl
for 5agForenin9erne. 6an rpiones
rer iom Iaa: Qtrbeib8giberne bar
Rct til at gre aontratt for Or
beioe. 8enne Ret mebfgrer en- li9=
nenbe Ret for 2lr6ejoerne. Ulen bar
@r6eioerne 91et til at Ielge Oeres Or
bci0e, Iom be bill, Tda bar De ogiad
Ret til life at 9lge uben paa 8etin-
gelIe af at 2trbejo8gioeren benptter
uoeluttenbe 5oreningsmGnO.
ut pdditdd, at en- Ulanb itte bar
iad0dn Ret, bet er bet famine Iom at
0ile iige, at 2lrbejberen itdl I9Ige Fl
2(r6ejoe, albele8 Iom 9rbejoSgioeren
bil, og lite, fOm ban ielo bill.
Sa aetten - at 2(rbejoerne bar
pen, bet tan uIbrig n9gtes. 0}en
meO bet famine mad bet inOrgmmes,
bodoe at 2(rbejbsgioeren bar Ret I'll
at iniiitere paa open lbop", og en-
hcer 4t6ejoer og1da bar Ret til 1t
itine Zig ubenTor Boreningen. Sua
fommer bet an paa, bbis Het, Der
er ItGrteit. aan 2(u6eioerForenin9er,
ne lite anbefoIe ii9 IelO beO itprre
0Datiabeo og fulOt ida COB Wloral
iom andre, Ioa tommer De life ldngt
meo Retten.
Setretarens Ropport bite. at bet
9ennemInitli9e N}eblemstal 2(aret8
2g6 bar boret 1,776,200, en- 5ot,
fgelfe af 210,400 ober 1908. Si-
ben 1901 er Meblemftaaet mere
enb foroo66elt.
5oreningen bar bl. a. beiluttet at
unoeritgtte be itritenbe 3ertilarbei=
bere 5aG gfiDer, MasI meo $25.-
900 ON llgen for 3 Tiger. Om Stris
ten life enbes benne 3io. bill Gtses
tu4 'bfomiteen fate nGrmere geitems
melie for 5remtiben.
Sen looebe Gum fal tilOejebrin,
ges peb en- 2igning af 1 Sent ON u
gen pua bper at 5oreningens Mebz
lemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-22
@ammel @eternn osO.

OberIt SO. 6. g. 9rectinrioge bg-
be Sgnbag often / fit 9iem Ger
ington, ap.
Oberft 9rectinribge bar en- @ete.
ran fra &rigen MOB Wlerico og fr1
8orgertrigen. S 1874 blep ban pal9t
til 8ongresmdnb fra tit 9iitrift og
6lep flere @an9e 9enoalgt. 8egraOel'
fen foregit Sbnba9s.
6dn bar 9emotrat, inbtil ban
1896 git oper til bet republitanife
Parti oa 6olbt Safer for Mc&inle1
pg 6obdrts 8dlg,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-22
6asefsp o9 Brand
Chicago.
% @asbe6olbere / SD6
Is 6icogo fprenges og DO L
Der 0goog gbele9gelfe.

otter ct Par fore lllptfer. 30
n0 31pe acetplene @a86eboloere, til
6erenOe ogple g}ationaI Glittric
6euolig6t" &ompagni. "a. Ctr. o9
g. Gbicago 9toe. etsplooereOe / 2er-
bags. WlinbIt fire qerioner Oioes at
pa,e brqbte og mango flere af Som.
pagniets Qtr6ejoere bleO faorebe
Der etsplooereoe Il gebol0er lige
efter bOeranore. De andre fllgte efter
meb forte Meqemrum.
Der brg6 Itrats Slo los, fom
IpreOte fig til Omli99enOe 8pgnins
ger, bboraf en- tilbgrte Peoples @as.
2iqbt ano 6ote Go.". og oerfra tru=
ebe bet meb at naa bette &ompagnis
o9loige @asbebolbere. Gn b9lbi0
Stnrfe Patrolmanb bolbt 9agt /
0obolaset / en- Mils 0mtre6s og
6ao 8Olf, lom opbolOt fig inbenfor
oenne &reOs, ON at fierne fig.
Gfsploiionerne bar faa bolbIom-
me, at gaptelIen fpltes en- Mils
Omtrebs, o9 9inouer iIoges St1f,
Ter 8pgninqer / en- abort Wlils
2(fitonO. Man9e 8pgninger rampo.
nerebes, og en- alminbelig geitnrtelic
9reb 5olt / 0abolaget. Manae
rsmte fra 6iemmet. 2(f 6rp9t fer
enbnu Oerre Gtsploiioner turbe boers
ten qoliti eler 9ranomanoifabet
itrats narme fig Stebet. QturTugen
til @tsploIionerne tenbes lite. Gn
ombp9gclig llnberfegelfe er iOartiot
i
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-22
Sra Rrioslfueplaoien.
- Here 5orter taget be B
gort @rtbur.
8ofiqt Oppe poa s6ntbe.

-AAtH lNbHt ~ -4tN'@t f1N%'fN -
ariasfuepIaoien 9ien pGret nas
iten mere mooiigenbe - ON muli9t
enb no9en Sinoe fpr. 0ette gals
Der bo iarig, 6oab Der bar bGrct
iaqt om port Qtrtburs @one til dt
uo6olbe 9elejringen.
gRdn bar life riqtia iadet Rebs
poa Sen. Stssiels 8opport til
G3aren.
: 9moags tom fslgenoe5eIegrum
til ,Jtalia Dlilitaire" Rom, fore
gioenos ot pare fra Ct. gsters6urg:
,,63oren bar telegraIeret tiI9uropdt-
fin % orbret BAN til al bebe Mur,
f6al 0bama ON at lette Rejien for
en- rusiif Gnbob, iom ienbes tilport
qlrtbur for at inbIebe Gorbdnblinger
I'm 59Ftningens Sapitnlation."
8enne Meloing ItOler oi bog ittt
paa. Wlen en- anben MeIbine lpoer
paa, at General StpsIels llbfagu
ON, at G4Itninaen moi ian 6olbe lig
flere Waaneber, itulbe oare betins
get al. at @arniionen fit M 5orips
nina of Ammunition og groOiant.
Telegram fra6befoo fort9Gler ON,
at Sapansrne De iibIe 10 0age bar
mootneet 1000 U}ono 5orit9rtning
ON 0ogen, % ben IA. os., Ida 9ines
Terne at Der 6leb braqt 80 8dnoher
til Ealn0. ylogle al Dem par StDfs
Ter. Supanerne iagbe, at be baDoe
tdqei 6em ira Rusierne. GinsIernc
iaa oaiaa 80 fan9ne ausiere. beri.
blannt ire Officerer Samme 3eIes
gram msner at Der oen a. oil blipe
qiort et mt alminbsliqt 2lngreb poa
5aitningen, iarli9 paa Site 9ierget.
Ct anbet 3eleoram, ira 5otio,
melbsr, at @rlung % Sanibuniban
6orterne Iom 5slqe al Sapdnernes
5unneIerobninq ipr9nates 2uften
3orsoa9Gftermiboog 81. 800 Dis
ie par be oigtigiie 6orioarsDGrtey
peo BORT 2lrt6ur. Sapanerne boz
tGmpet / TO Modne6er for at ta9e
bisie Gortsr. 3e liaaer Roro for
gBsn og lige peo ben 0al bporiaen
mem Sernbanen gaar. 5 3it o9 Sno-
Oft for bisIe 10 }prter er be trdfti1e
aicifpan 5orter. ire 5dl. pua Bier,
get al famine RaDn 0isie tire Bor=
ter Fommen meb @rluna o9 Sdns
ibuniban banner ben eitlige a9t'
ninqsraits % beit1tter 9pen imoo
nirette Storm.
,SapoRrne bom6arDeraDe 0isie .
5orter ben 27. til 80. DIT. og pro,
pepe berpad at tage Dem meb Storm
men bleD Taoet tilbage meo 5ub al
1000 falbne og Iaurebe.
Siosn bar De urbeiOet pua 5ora
lanaelien al oeres 3unnelIer. og oet
ipnes, fom BET er lpttebes at fprGns
az be TO. W1en Staoens ubitr9ts
ming ian life fulot bebemmes for eF-
Ter nsiere llnberIsgelier.
Der melbes ogida, at Stssiels
Rapport er oHentliggjort, bppri ban
fortafler ON Sapanernes angre6 og
bere8 fore 5ab. bans SOlbater er
olle peb gobt Uloo, be er oGle 6eIte.
Wlsn ben ifal intet inbboloe om bbor
lanQe ban benter, be fan bolbe 69its
ninaen, belIer intet ON at ban mao
6dos 2(mnunition oq prOpioni.
g9Gro fra lpber geretningerne %
faa forfie1iot. Dlen Summen af bel
heie bliber BOG. at Der er roliet enb,
MI. Icgle 9orrefponbenter bar
bert &onoutorbeu og ment. at ct
mt fort Gtag bar Sang, men flo,
Tte @fterleiuinger tpber paa, at Del
life er Iau
Roget of bet unOerligite er, at ber
oefna er fortdlt om en- ganIfe ON
fati,nbe 9ebGgelie df Sen. auroh,
rel Tom ON Der alOrig bdpbe barct
Iaai noqei ON, OF ban bar bsb. Oct
laber til, at bdn er faa fpillebenbe
Iom noaen Ginbe. Wlen bDem fan
kfine finn hnn net
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-22

,Oaniferen" ubtommer bper Sirss
ooq Oa Sreboe oe tofer fun $50
adrlig.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-05-28
ThibetiAu Oddities.

The ways Of the Thibetians are past
comprehension. and It 10 no wonder
that the English expedition to their
sacred city. Lassa. are meeting with
many difficulties other than those duo
to the natural ruggedness Of this ex.
tremely mountainous country. Little
10 known about this strange region, but
that little gives It a deci.sediy bad IA.
vor.
The people are extravagantly fond
Of daxslins jewelry OF all kinds. HUI.
man bodies are fed to bald-headed
eagles and dogs. Some are thrown
into the river and burned. but as rule
cremation 10 rare. Smallpox. which
Aourishes In all countries. regardless
Of race. language or custom. has pay
ed great havoc in Thibet. More than
5000 fatal cases are on record. but the
population continues to increase just
the same.
Several Europeans have entered Las.
q since the expulsion of the French
priests Hue and CADET In lS48. In.
stead Of being sent away they were
cared for and given much good food
poisoned. Once two foreigners and a
foreign woman came within a days
Journey of Lassa. They were permit.
ted to send for food and were not pol.
soned, but they were not allowed to
enter the sacred city.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-05-28
The Gun rrc) or the humOrista,

Soon after Sir Francis G. Barna nd
became the edieOr Of Punch he pub.
llshed skit on George Augustus Sala.
which cleverly burlcsuued his methods
and manner. Sala was connected with
the London Illustrated News. As he
was distinguished alike for hutiiness
and for geniallty. there was much talk
about how he would take the joke.
One evening Sala and Burnand met
nj the Beefsteak Club, and Sala. to the
mingled consternat ton and amusement
Of the gallery. referred with indlgna.
ton TO the article.
III l were younger" he said, ia
pull the nose Of any man responsible
for such an article:
A peacemaker interviewed, to whom
Burnand remarked that personally he
did not think this or any matter In
Journalism worth Quarreling about. hut
that II Sala felt no aggrleved he could
take the matter into his own hands.
II will" sala Immediately cried. II
willw
And springing up excitetily. he car.
ried out his intntion-by wringing bic
own nose. 6rst with one hand. then
with the other. Then. after murmur-
ing. II apologize" he quietly sat down.
Then II came out that the affair was
a farce planned and rehearsed BY Sala
and Burnand. and that Sala had writ.
ten the article himself.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-05-28
CHAPTER vi,


II knew It," the old vine grower said
Phlegmatic though Crhchot was, he
felt q horrible shudder run through him
ct the words; perhaps Grandet Of Paris
had stretched imploring hands In vain Il
the millions Of Grandst OF Saumur; the
blood ran cold In his veins.
"And his sonr no asked presently
"he was In such spirits yesterday even
Ing"
dst answered. impsrturbabls 90 ever.
"Good morning, M. Grandst," said
Cruchot. He understood the position
now, and went to reassure the President
de Bonfons.
Grandst found breakfast ready. Nine
Grandet was already seated In her chair
mounted on the wooden blocks, and knit
ting wooden cuffs for the winter. Euge
ME ran to her mother and put her arms
about her, with the eager hunger fol
affection that comes Of hidden trouble
"You can get your breakfast" said
Nanon, busting downstairs In a hurry
'he 10 sleeping like cherub. He look.
So nice with his eyes shut! went 1,
and called him. but 1t was all one. hi
never heard me-"
LET him Sleep" said Grandet; "ht
will wake soon enough to hear bad news
in any case"
"What IL the matterT asked Eugene
She was putting into her cup the two
smallest Jumps Of sugar, weighing good
ness knows how many grains; her worthy
parent was wont to amuse himself BY
cutting up sugar whenever he had moth
ing better to do.
His father has blown his brains out.
"Oh! that poor boy!" cried Nine. Gran
Diet.
poor indeed! said Grandet; he hai
not a penny"
"Ah. well! he 10 sleeping q II he wss,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-05-28

At recent show. two Dutchmen
came out, and engaged in a talk"
One of them said: II advertised the
other day for wife, and received four
answers" "What did the women say"
the other man asked. 20, the letters
were from men," the first man said,
"from married men, who offered their
wives"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-05-28

A woman never realizes that she has
done something wonderful after step.
ping backward of q street car and
escaping with her life.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-05-28

Hsw q little girl loves the babyl
But q boy wants to get as far away
from It 40 possible.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-17
JUDGE PARSONS BY
ONE WHO KNOWS
Honolulu, June 16, 1904.

Honolulu, June To- 15Vt.
Editor Advertiser: Ny attention
has just been called to an interview
with Mr.. Loebenstein of Hiio in refer
ence to Mr.. Parsons, the recently ap-
pointed Judge of the Fourth Circuit
1 do not know how much weight to
attach TO any statements coming from
with him is too slight to judge of
the value of his testimony, but 1 have
known Judge Parsons ever since his
admission to the bar, in fact, even
before that and if sound principles.
a clean life, a well-trained mind, a
high purpose, coupled with the cour-
age of ones conviction are not quail
ties which fit one for the judicial Of
flee, I know not what better could
be selected. In addition to these, Mr..
Parsons has the equipment of a thor
men, and an experience at the bar
as great as the average Circuit Judge,
who has been appointed in the Is
lands. I think my testimony to this
is more valuable even than that Of
Mr.. Loebenstein, for Mr.. Parsons was
associated with the firm of which I
was a member in San Diego ten years
ago and had then an opportunity to
judge his work and in the last few
years he has been a member of the
firm which has had distinctively "the
Hilo as its clientage. It seems to me
a misfortune that in these Islands,
where our interests are peculiarly unit
ed, that no man, however high his
character or correct his conduct, is free
from the license of vituperation and
reckless attack. It is of no value at
home and abroad it discounts our in
fuence and does not accomplish the
purpose for which it is intended. While
in Washington during the last winter
had several interviews with different
pointments and I was very glad to see
that the vituperative attacks made up
on individual judges had very little
weight. What counted were facts af-
fecting their moral character or abili-
ty to sustain adequately the duties OF
judicial station. Mere vehement de-
were absolutely without
weight. 1t seems to me peculiarly Of
fensive to continue this style of war
fare after the end which it is designed
to prevent has been accomplished. Il
it could be forgiven On the ground that
it is the weapon of ignorance, of reck- |
lessness and of worthlessness, seeking |
to defeat a public purpose, it is wanton
If not criminal to continue the abuse
after it's value as weapon has passed. |
D. L. WILMINGTON.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-17
The Haieiwa Limited.

In addition to the regular Sunday SER
vice. commencing Sunday, June 18th,
and every Sunday thereafter during the
months of June. July and August, TIE
HALEIwA LIMITED will leave Homo
lulu at s:22 a. m. Returning will leave
Haleiwa at $40 p. m. The running
time will be two hours and this train
will stop only at Pearl City and Wal
amaze. None but first class tickets Will
he accepted. Round trip tickets, $500.
Seats in ParIor Car, 50 cents extra each
way
Lunch and dinner may be obtained at
the Haleiwa Hotel and golf, tennis
croquet, billiards, driving, ocean and
fresh water bathing and other recrea-
lions INDUCED in both morning and aft
ernoon.
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FAMOUS HAWAI- HAU GLEE
CLUBS BENEFIT DANCE

The old Hawaiian G1ee Club OF
singing musicians whose hulas have
been made famous from Cairo to Col
ombo by the many travellers who have
danced or tapped tune to the Tilt OF
their strains, the favorites of King Ka-
Iakaua, scattered once and again but
recruited by the diplomacy of Charles
Hopkins, are about to give benefit
dance, which will take place on the
Young Hotel Roof Garden a week
from tonight, Friday, June "a.
The Princess Kawananakoa is pat
roness of the affair and society will
seek the opportunity of dancing to the
music of eighteen singing musicians,
all of them we1l-approved as slxiIlful
renderers by voice and instrument.
Sonny Cunha will act as floor man
ager for the dance which will take
place in the makai pavilion, the grand
march commencing at eight o'clock
Tickets. at one dollar apiece. are now
on sale at all the music stores and
drugstores also at Wichman's and Nc
Inerney's and present indications look
like a substantial benefit for the club
which will reach it's twenty-fifth an
niversary as an organization in Au-
gust.
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POSTPONED MORTGA-
GEES SALE.

In pursuance of the power of sale
contained in that certain mortgage
from Charles S. Desky to c. w. Booth,
dated September 22nd, 1900, and record
ed in the Register Office, Oahu, in book
214, pages 21S-224, and in pursuance of
the public notice given at the fore
closure sale of the Pacific Heights prop
erty held at the auction rooms of Will
E. Fisher, No. $50 Merchant street, Ho-
nolulu, on Monday, the 18th day of
June, A. d. 1904, notice is hereby given
that the sale of the portion of the prop
-erty included in said mortgage known
as Lot No. 50. Pacific Heights, will be
sold at public auction on Monday next,
the goth day of June, 1904, at II o'clock
noon of said day at the auction rooms
of said VIII E. Fisher.
Terms: Cash, in u. S. Gold coin.
Deed at the expense of purchaser.
For further particulars apply to j.
Alfred Magoon, attorney for mortgage,
offices corner Merchant and Alakea
streets, Honolulu, or to Will E. Fisher,
auctioneer.
C. w. BOOTH,
Mortgage.
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GLIMPSES OF THE WAR.
@A.Hsa
Continued from Page /,

seventy miles Mukden POSTS" Shanghai
that Mstchenko 1000 cavalry
of the Imperial Guard from Kuang Cheng Tsu off the apa
Pzwo reliance, should be placed
these dispatches which evidently Chinese
The Daily Nails correspondent Mukden, telegraphng
under of June that fighting daily beyond Lao
but that decisive battle for The
Japanese plan of regarded Muden having
been definitely disclosed They occupy the Lao Tung peninsula
divisions between Nengaen (Nakanng) Wafang
with line of by the their position
Wang Chenp
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The Parisians are considering whether
they ought TO postpone the dinner hour
still further from Q to 10 o'clock or give
up dinner altogether in favor of sub
stantial 5 o'clock tea and an after-theater
supper.
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JAPANESE DRIVE RUSSIAN FORCE.

TOXIC June "a body of Japanese cavalry encountered and
defeated mixed force OF Russian cavalry infantry and artillery
miles north of Puanden Monday last May
goth The engagement began and lasted for
hours the Russian being finally driven noward The
japanese tenysx killed including hir
seven including four officers The of the
forces southwark indicates possible effort relieve Port
Arthur. The Russian losses unknown.
The fighting reported from Toxic having occurred Lii
chaton north OF Polandien Monday evidently
engagement reported Lao Yang May goth
having occurred Vagenuchu POSSIBLY Wafangien
miles north OF Polandien the Lao lung
1t in this engagement that the Cosac under
Samsomof reported have annhaed squadron
japanese The Japanese commanded by General Akiama