davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-30
MIIerlei

= Das 8erar Sarmers SnItitut 6at
in leiner am Samitas absebaltenen Der
iammlun9 bei9lofien, bas Nderbau=0 Sc
partement III 8aibiu9tOn gu eriuden,
feine Cotton Bulletins mebr su oerDf.
featliden, ou hielelben Iebr unsuoerldi-
fig unD un9enau iinb uub Die 8reiie bel
8anmipolle gum Sdaben Der 5armer
beeinfluiien.
Ser sroBe 2anbeisentamer Or
gbarles S. Gimmons, Der piet 9dnbe-
reien in Itascoia County 6eIibt, bat lid
bereit erffdrt, $4,000 bei5nteuern
lpenn cine 8abn bort9in aebaut fuiro.
@eil Serr Senains 8rubn, Sea
uaser Der Gone Star 8lauerei, lei
men ilelen, tdsli6 100000 @aapnet
~liefernben artefii9en 8runnen andre
ben unb bag @aiier in ben 9luB Ian
fen lief, ities lebterer am Samitae it
iebr bemerfbarer @eile.
Die 9ranlnftionen in @runoei-
gentum beliefen iid pabrenb Der Der,
san9enen 8obe auf $190,25s.
- Vile 9eppIiten, Die nor Rem 5.
Dftober in Der @ei Eeros ganf &
Truit Company senna9t iperben, tla9eu
8infen BON /. Sftober an.
Rto. s. 9. 2pn6. Gtaatsz&ap=
Ian Der gUlnmbusritter bat Die sSbee
anseresi, bic Miiion BEL gsGeta, oas
dlteite BON ben 6~rancisfanerft erbaute
Wlhionssebauoe in ben Ser. Gtanten,
MISREPRESENTATION.
- Der 8abnar3t Or. g eor9e 6.
d, Der bisber in Sort @ortb
praftiaierte, 1T bierber ber5osen uno
bat feline Office permanent in SO. 2o7
Nldmo 8laaa ein9eribtet. or empFeblt
iid ieinen Greunben unb Dem 8ublifam
in 8tsue auf 5abndr5tli6e 8ebanoluna.
Bafor Sartmonn BON Der cd.
lutberii6en ct. Sobannesfirhe beainut
bieie @oAe nit ieinem &pnfirmanben=
unterridt. Die oeutide &laiIe perz
lammelt fi6 ieeeu 9ienitag gadmittaq
I'M IA ubr uno ieben Sdmi q nm 510
lbr. Die en9fiide &lade Moutaqs
uno 5reitaSs I'M IA 1br. 9ie Rla5ie
fiir Grtpadiene jeben 9ienItaa G6eno ufn
s rbr.
Der 8eidlub Der oeuiiden GU
sialiiten, ben 8ierteiiel aug ben 5abris
Ten gu perbannen, miro 8n6er ouf Die
Wtibte ~unlerer 9emperen5ler iein. sic
iuerben einen 8emeis pon Ger Motuens
oi9feit ber 8ro6ibitiOn in Ser 9atlade
finben, baB man ielbf in 8eutldla 5
ii9 "se5tuunsen 9eieben BAT, bas 9rinfen
~ b%efdmpfen. Su @irflidfeit piro
aber bamtt nur betuieIen, bab man in
9euti6lano bic 9rinffrnge perniinftia
uHo in oieiem Qanbe u~nberniinftio re,
gnliert. 5n eriter Reibe betradtet Der
Deutibe bic 9rtnffra9e uidt als cine
geiebli9e, IOnbern afs cine er5iebesiIde
4n9elesenbeit. 8as 8olf loq sat
NdBi9teit er5O9en un6 nidt ge5tuunQen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-30
Serbitanfans.

Ser 9erbit bat a~ngefangen,
Ser CONNER lit borbei,
9od leioer - bon benz S6iptben,
SinD mir nod lang ni6t frei.
Sebr langlam fam Der Sommer,
llno iebt iiebt es ii6 an,
Nls oh er it6 gum S6eiben
Nu6 ntdt beqltemen fam.
8uea propbe8eit i6on LANCE
Inns fubles 8etter 8ipdr,
Sod nar0 fem 8rop6e8eien
Bis iebt fir ing ni1t tpa6r.
So ihtuiBen mir i'm Serbfte
0ie IN Der Sommerol1tt,
nn0 f0nnen bo6ltens 1aoen:
u8er peiB, tpo5u oas gull
&m meiiten aber leioen
Wir bon Der Srodenbeit,
&ein or0entli6er He9en
&aro nns felt LANCER 3ett.
9ie @roe mill beri6mn6ten
Nur Staub bebedt Die Slur,
Sem @ras, mur oiirre &rdltter
Stebit OH in Der Natur.
nno nu6 Der Men16 muB leioen
8ei oieier S~roden6eit;
USE lit es gu bermeioen,
Srdgt man ii9 ~ieoer5eit.
Sod lit ults ia geboten.
Gin Gettungsmittel bier:
Ser Renf6 lam ni9t ber1dmadten
8eim Gone Star Stere bier.
@ir fonnen ni9t er5tpingen
Sen 8e9en, aber mir
@ritarten IN Der 9offmlng
Beim @lnfe Some star 8ier.
90 noaen mir ertragen,
&as man nt6t dnoern fam,
un6 ftDBen nit ben @ldiern.
&pu Gone Star Bier baum on.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-30
Sot0leS.
Sic MustrettuAg Ger gtaDt gan Mu.
fnffin.

@enn 9rpBe 9anbz&ompiege, Die bisz
Der brad lasen. als 6elb augeleben wurz
ben, in ioider Men9e in 8pbnpldbe elm
seteilt unb ouseel6la6tet merben, pie
oies iebt seI6iebt, Die @tabt ollo in Ell
net 8elie aus9ebebut unb erpeitert
fpirb, popon friiber Niemau0 cine Gb,
rlurtg bate, oann Io(lten aud Die Staotz
0roinan6en au89eoebnt merben, baB le
anf lol9e Safe 8e3u9 6abeu,
3tuar tperoen bur1 ben Nuf6au oerz
artiser 0i1tritte neue unb bDbere 9teuerz
iperte 9eI6offen, bod ui6t in Dem MaBe,
boB Die Staot, Die Die StraBen ber5uz
iteuen unb I'll &eparatur gu balter, fir
Boll5ets uno fir 6euerI6ub gu iorgen
bal, 9abei ibre Gednuns finbet. St
mas ron ben Mebrauseaben tpirp inn
mer auf Die Sdultern pon 8iireern OBJ
selaoen, Die nit Der 66aHuu9 es neten
8obaoiitriftes ni6t bas minbeltt gu tun
baben.
9a bat nan nun i'm 9tproen iehr per=
nilnftise Ginridtmgen unb 8ori9rifz
fen, ben 9onozNgenteu NIB 9pefnlanz
ten, Die bel Der 8or5erieruns iolder
9iitrifte ibren sdnitt MAIDEN unp ibre
lobnenoe 9dtisfeit bann tpieber tpo anz
bersbin perls9en, b%ei5ufommen unb lie
gu 5tpinser, %permanente 8erbelierun9en
~ber5ulfelen, ebe Tie ibre neuen 8auz
9runoltide in ben Marft brin9en unb
~perfaufen f6nnen.
8ort miro beltimmt, baB elm neuer
fir Encouragement ein3uri6tenoer 81
itrift 5uerit inter Gntueiiune oes gtaOtz
Sn9eiieurs in StruBen an9ele9t tuirb.
Damn miiien Die Gas unb @a1erlei=
tu1sSrDbren sele9t, Die 9traBen unb
Seitenfpese uoridriftsmdBig bergeite1t
uno baum f0nnen Die @runbftide erlt
p%erfauft unb be6aut tperoen.
8as mo aubers eetan miro unb iid
bepabrt bat, parum Ipllte es bier nidt
ourbfibrbar iein?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-30

nebmen nno etne Gtgarre an3uHpeu,
unb pertauf4te felbft feinen Hod gez
gen elne bequemere 9austradt. DIS
er bterouf fi9 benz jtngen Manne ges
geniber nteoerlieb, bemertte er erft,
tpie iorgenboQ, perlebt unb ~abgemaqert
befen @eft9t ausfob, feline bon boblen
RGnoern umgebenen Nugen blidten
tribe. Die Baden naren etneefqGen,
bic biinnen 2tppen blutIeer, bic Sal
tung mar mebr bic eines BON Summer
niebergebriidten Mannes als zines
Siinglings. gu benz tiefen Mitgefii61
UNI i'm, bos Spottletoe srgriff, gefsGts
fi9 Der dng1tigenbe @ebdnfe an bic
3ufnnft be8 bliibenben iugenbfriI6en
Qebsns, bas er an biefe Ruine zines
miioen Wenf9en eetettet bate.
SD BIN Sbnen cine @uftldrung
f6uIbtg," begonn Mebtau. Isle faz
ben Elm Jfe6t barauf, unb i'd nil tie
Sbnen niht p%orentbdlten,"
ng}idt ieBt, metn 2ieber, fpebrte Der
6ausberr ~5drtfHblenb ab. Isle iinb,
mie mir ideint, geiItig unb fDrperli9
gum 3obe errattet. @enieben Sic
etne Na4t Der 3ube, Bite Jbnen brinz
genb nptht6ut, unb morgen fritz t6eiz
len Sic mir NIT, mas i'd tpifien muB.
0enn a~[lerbings babe Id einen N,l=
fpru6 alf ~lpettere Quftldrung, neil i'd
ungern Reue empfinben m64te iber
oas, mas i'd heute thun mlBte."
STE fam ME Elm 8ortpurf treffen,
entge9nete Meblau. ,Gur mid. Nber
ni6t pe9en bes beute @ef4ebenen. Nur
tpegen befen, mas o~orbergtng."
rGlfp his morgen," fdloB @potttez
toe. n3a toHmt meme 6rou, Tin uas
gum S4se gu rufen. r0arf i4 Bit
ten2"
QlS am. ndditen 8prmittage Mebz
Tau am Sriibffiidstifde erf9ien, Iab
er etpas frdftiger, au9 ni9t me6r 10
getitig gebro9en aus. 9as Belle Dior
genlidt unb Der t0ftli6e Sonnenf6etn,
pelder BEN bon fetnem 3tmmer aus
ft9tboren 8osporus nit elmer uniGez
lt9en Sile beg @lan5es iiberflutbete,
berfehlte Der Wirfung ouf fetne @ttm=
mung ni6t, unb er genoB nit fiGtz
li4em 8e6agen Die 2ederbtHen, pel6e
bic gutmiitbiee 5rau M|tifiondrin tim
por1eBte. Sic mar cine prdttti9e Trau
unb bate tbrsn 9atten tpegen feiner
@etpiHens6ebenfen ausgela9t; in benz
ibm eingehdnbigten papier tparen flint
tiirttf9e @oIbltra setpeien, unb er
bate 3peifel geduBert, Oh er fe am
nshmen biirfe.
rWurum ntdt2" antpprtete Daraur
feline 5rau, n9u baif cine Srauung
poa5osen - bas linb bic Dir bafiir
sutommenben gebii6ren, tpie fe BEN
0erm0sensberbGltntFen Der 2eute am
gemeHen iinb."
Die Sro5e 1T aber
Die 5rase lit nur, oh in Deiner
Imts6anblung ein llnre9t lag; tpar
es 70, bann 6dtteft Du fe ni9t boil
sieben biirfen; tpenn ober ni9t, 70 Ie6e
ID niat Elm, perum bte alte 9eibin tie
nt9t beoablen foa."
nSie 1T tpeber aft, nod cine 9eibir,
fonbern -"
aid l1niinn!" unterbra9 i'm feline
perftdnbiee before 9dlfte. So cine
Tartin 1T nt4t befer als cine beib@
nif4e S@nar3e. 0as 1T ales eins.4
Nad benz Morsenimbtb besaben it9
BITE beiben Mdnner tpieber in @pottlez
toes Stubir5tmmer, unb bier beri9tete
Weblan bic triibfeItse @ertettung Der
umftdnbe, pel4e nit Der geitrigen
Sranuns ibren Nbf4luB gefunben 6atz
A~
(sEnrtfehnnn fnInf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-30

@ie Der 8ennK bes Bubbtngs BEN 8e5
lpeiS liefert, Oh es gut lit ODER ni6t, ebere
10 liefert Der 9ebrau6 bes SGmorr6oie
oenSSeilmittels oNnafeiis" Sen 8etpeis
fiir feline 9eiltraft. 9ieies @lei9ni5
binft aber inioferr, als ia Die @ereitung
Der Rlootn9s, iel6lt oerjenigen BON gleis
a)er Sorte, cine berf6iebenartige lit,
pdbrenb iebes 3dpfden oGnafeIfs" -
uno ibr @biab 9ebt IN Die @unoerttauz
ienoe Dem anoern boQi9 glet6 lit u1o
glei6 fpirft. Iu6 bebarf es oa feirles
Benches neiter; oenn 2e9ionen flrierz
ter Battenten be5eu9en Die 6eilfraft Ser
gInafeiis" @breffiere g. g~euItdoter &
90; 8og 2416, Stem 0ort Gitb, Inn
tnftenfret cine Strobe gu 6efpntmet1. Sic
pNnafeiis~ lit in alien Apotbefel1 gu 6az
ben. 8reis 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-30
Srief.stfte
Ssrrem .etfte.

gbas. @dermaun, Souls aronlun. Go.
bert Belher, 9m 9ontfer so s Drier,
5 6 Gppner, 81 g SLIDER, SO SirIdl Us u
0enatnaer, Jruns &oDman, R 8 &uuA.
y . 9ntber, Eb Mnble, Gbas Meinede,
9 U RIble. 8 90 @1aber, 8 80 @rin,
graiI Refers, 9p Beers, $ 8ebbinq.
Baul S6eip q Co., $ s ShieFelbeia,
" 5teuBs 9 6 Snelb. 5 u Shleser,
Murris 5hnarb, s 6 Sfnlb. & Sdul.
Ter, @eO 8 Shraoer, &lberf Snbel. VII.
FREQ SGltenFuB, Son1 @eroemnnn, Il &
@iaem, W @eiB, 9 % @omld.
Damen= s,fte.
gouiie Gbritppb. gmilie gderf, Wrg
SD Sdenr1tb, 9attie 6einen, Wrs s Sum.
mel, Mrs 8lhnaer, Sorab Nidmonn.
Nrs Sbert, Ellie Biper, W2rs o 6 Ruhn4
te, Mlrs u Shiparb, Clara Suuter, Mrs
3 Eb0rnas, Wtrs Mar1 utter6adh, Nn-
ME S0gt, Mrs 8iloentsin, Wrs Minnie
8immer,
NusIGubifhe.
aatie 8anSpob. 5reb @tns6ure. aarf
&odl. qnna HeB, 3 5huf,, 4qneS llnaer,
5rau flora WOfH. 6 3immermann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-30
8enn Sbr gu6 in einem
entfernten 8Gabe befinoet,
10 aeip1hrt ea g,,A gpr,,.

9i9ung, gu piiien boB S6r in eurent
Wobn- uno @eiddft86auie Elm iifo.
lpeltli6es &elepbon befibt, 10 oaB SIR
eud ieoer8eit NIT Gurcr 6amiIie o6er
nit @urefn @eI66ft in 8erbinouno
leben fonnt. @elfes anoere SnIter2
bietet iolde &nnebmlidfeit?
Natcn biliser mad 6 1lbr q6enS.
THE SOUTHWESTERN TEL. und TEL. co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-30
@einnbleit in Der 9anaIapne.

Soben 2obn fir unfere iungen ee-
idiften Sanoperfer beripridt Der
Fanmafanol.@m1. Walariafurht
Idpredt 8iele ab, aber nidt oie, meI6e
uGleftric 8itters~ fennen. Or furirt
ebenfnus 8littOereiftling, 8iaioiitGt,
S6pade, Maeeni9m69e 2eber- uro
Nierenleioen @arantiert bon @oolpb
9reiB uno 81. gobn & 60. 80 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-30
0utes Tarmlan0 ut uerfaufen.

566 @der, Is WeiIen liio0itIi6
BON Gan @ntonio, A Meilen bonn
8abnbof 3 MeiIen SluB-8ront, IT'S
@der in 8ultur, teilfpeiie betpGIIer-
bar; &efm-@rope. &aus nit feds
3immern uno Slide. Gutter 8runnen.
$25 per @der. 2iberale 8e0tngungen.
@egen @in5elbeiten menoe man Itf)
an Ben @igentiimer
s. s. 90 anrer,
839 9afota=Str., Gan Intonio, Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-30
gerIurcn un6 aefnnSen,

Serloren 5tpii6en $50 geItern
Worget uno beute Mittag Elm biQio-
ier &nfaa NIT Magenbei6peroen uno
qopfpeb Our6 oos Sinoen elmer
S6a6tel Or. Sings Heuen 2ebens-
Bi1en. @arontiert eegen 8iGiofitGt,
Walaria unb @elbiu6t. so Gents
be: Moolpb 9reiB uno 81. gobn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-30
Ser luirflidle Seller.

@enn SIR cine 8rano- ooer
auetidmun0e babt, reibt iie Elm uno
bleibt babel, reibt iie elm.
@be S6r es @u6 perlebt, lit Der
gauge Srubel boriiber.
Gut oaSieIbe fir elm idmer3enoes
@elenf ooer MuSfel.
@s 5iebt oqe S6mer5en uno @tft-
itoffe berats, bilft prompt uno BELT.
@oS lit 0teS2
6nnt's Giebtning. Oil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-30

SerIangt - Cine SomiIie, INN Ole
8ernoIt1ng elmer fetnen $50 @der
groBen 6arm, 5ebn MeiIen iiioIi6
BON Gan antonio, oltf 4nteil 5u iiber-
nebmen. Die @1Ifte in &llltur. Gu
tes 9olls, Gdeune unO 8aiier.
@mpfebIungenperlangt. Na65ufrogelt
go. III Nben1le g., San Intonio,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-30
MuSIaunild,e

Serlanst.-Gine 6rau I'M gIter
BON 80 bis 40 Sobreu fiir a(lqeneiue
Sousorbeit. 9ein 8ai6elL fein Sit
gelu. @utes @eim. $t5 per MSonat.
gtado5ufragen inn 5ooIoqiiden @ortelt.
Sou 9e0ro &arf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-30
Weindlt

8eindt - cine erfobrene &Odin
nno elm Sausmd0den. 8eroe gtten
&obn be8ablen. @utes 3immer fir
9eioe. Heferen8eu geipiinl6t. Mon
meloe lif) bel 8rau 5loDO 90 C
q IN H. 5t1 Breckenridge Npenue,
Gan @ntonio, 8eros.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-07-13
FORTY SEVEN PASS EXAMINA-
TION.

A hundred and eight teachers
took the examination for certificates
this time and the results announc-
ed today showed that AZ had passed.
The successful ones are:
First Class Certificates Homo
lulu: Mrs. James H. Davis. Miss
Mary +. Sumter; Hilo: Stephen L.
Desha, Jr., Mrs. c. w. Hill.
Second Class tCertifcates-Ho-
nolulu; Mrs. Margaret Wong, Miss
Nellie Rickard, Frank Teixeira,
Joseph Cypriano, w. A. Yeats;
Hilo: Lydia Macy, Katie Sadler,
Alice Carvalho, Leon Malterre,
Mrs. H. w. Finche, John p. Maby,
Mrs a, A. Olney; Lihue: Herbert
Mundon, Marian KauhaLe; Wal
luku: Mrs. NJ. w. Bowen; Kohala:
Solomon Burke, Konawaena: Lot
X. Kauwe.
Third Glass Certifcates-Hono-
lulu: Miss Martha Nielsen, Alfred
Franklin, William X. Kekapa, A.
X. Cathcart, Mrs. Clara Mokuma-
ia; Hilo: Miss Christian Gertz, S.
j. Ma!ua, Virginia Freitas, Ivy
Borden, Myrtle Kuhns, Louisa
Meinecke; Lihue: Hannah Sheldon,
Mrs. Kaulili, Mary Ellis, Daisy
Sheldon, Mrs. Lucy Wright; Wal
luku; Hattie Kalino, MaryJ. Reid,
Mary Vincente, Elizebeth Correa,
Alice Reid, Daisy Apo, Joseph G..
Anjo; Kohala; Mrs. j. d. Koki,
Mrs. G. B. Mackenzie, Kouawaena:
j. n. Komomua.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-07-13

of the police who bring the whole
force into disreputc.
The attention of the Board was
called to the recommendation of the
Grand Jury and that no attention
has been paid to the same.
The Sheriff reported the work
done by each police officer in the
county.
At the evening session the claim
of j. II Napapa was allowed.
The Clerk was instructed to
write road overseer's that hereafter
their reports should agree with
their pay rolls. On Thursday a
committee of citizens consisting Of
c. B. Wells r. A. Wadsworth and
G. D. Lufkin appeared before the
Board and asked to be heard.
Mr.. Wells stated that he had
lived in the Territory twenty-seven
years and in Wailuku seventeen
years during which time he had
lived under four different govern
ments but at no time had the roads
been III such wretched condition in
which they are now.
He spoke particularly OF the
Waikiki Kahului road of the
Vineyard street, Waihee road and
Maalaea road. He said he was
giving free of charge the gravel for
the Maalaea road but that by the
middle of August the fields would
be fenced up and plowed and the
gravel could not then be had. He
urged the Board to take advantage
of the gravel now available as de-
lay would mean the loss OF thou
sands of dollars to the taxpayers.
The suggestions were favorably re-
ceived by the Board and more ac-
tivity on this road may be expect.
ed.
Mr.. Lufkin testified to the
wretched condition of these roads.
Mr.. Wadsworth agreed with the
other gentlemen and called the at
tention of the Board to the fact
that many cattle roam the streets
and public roads, doing damage to
the trees and frighten horses driven
by citizens at night
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-07-13
SUPERVISORS MEETING.

The Board of County Supervis-
ors met in monthly convention
Wednesday. All members were
present.
Chairman Henning called the
meeting to order at 2 p. m;
The minutes were read and ap-
proved without correction.
Communication from Hugh
Howell, County Engineer was read
and placed on the table to be taken
up with his report.
A communication from w. }.
Coelho, Fire Chief reporting result
of the election of officers was read
and placed on file.
A communication from County
Engineer Hugh Howell re the COM
pletion of the lao Valley road way
read and laid on the table to be
taken up later with his report.
A communication was received
from L. M. Baldwin County
Treasurer, relating to Hunting
permits.
He transmitted an opinion from
the County Attorney on the sub
iect. The communication and
opinion were ordered filed together.
The clerk was instructed to for
ward copy of an opinion of the
County Attorney to the Sheriff
and notify him that ordinance No.
6 was repealed by Act l16 OF the
session Laws of 1907
A communication was received
from County Attorney D. IL. Case
in answer to a request for an
opinion as to the duties OF the Ma
lulani Hospital and Queens Hos
pital to the public. He also for
warded copy OF President Pink
hams letter to him on the same
subject which letter was ordered
filed with the communication
The clerk was instructed to for
ward to the Sheriff copies OF these
letters and to request him that
hereafter in cases Of INDECENT pa
tients to take action in accordance
with the tenor of President Pink
hams letter.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-07-13

About week ago we received
some exceedingly handsome Shoes
and Slippers from the East, not
from S. Francisco, but direct from
the East. This enables US to sell
them cheaper than any other store
on Maui. Ask for pair OF Mems
soft, elegant Romeos. They will
fit you like glove. And our snug,
comfortable Mems Embroidered
Slippers are nice to slip on when
YOU come home in the evening.
Let us show you our Ladies :,
Girls, Boys and Babies Shoes.
Also our Barefoot Sandals, Rub-
bers, Tennis Shoes, White Canvas
Shoes, etc.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-07-13
President Board of Health Announces Shipment of
0dorless EXCaYatOr Citizens Committee
DenOunce Condition of Roads.
FEW TEACHERS RECEIVE CERTIFICATES
Only Fory-seven Of One Hundred and Eight Applicants
are Successful in the Teachers Examination-But
four get First Class Certificates

4 co communication from Deputy
Sheriff Edgar Morton for a raise
of salary was read and laid on the
table to be taken up later during
the session.
A communication from 7 d.
Creedon, private Secretary to the
Governor requesting that the
Board furnish statement of Coun-
ty Expenditures for the Governor $
report was read and placed on file
A communication was received
from John E. Tavares for the pos
ition of Pound Master at Makawao
was read and LAID or the table.
a communication from H. Hack
field & Co. re desks was read and
filed. The Clerk informed the Board
that he had written the company
to the effect that the desks were
not wanted
A communication from Nj c.
Lilly acknowledging receipt of
draft for $404, AZ and the order for
Police Supplies was read and Or
dered filed.
A communication from Attorney
James L, Coke re pay of Peruvia
Goodness as hack inspector was
referred to County Attorney d. II.
Case and he was requested to fur
nish an opinion on the same.
A communication was received
from Supt. c. S. Holloway in re
Government Pounds of Maui was
read and filed.
Superintendent of Public Works
wrote the Board that contract
had been let for the completion of
the Wailuku Jail and Fire Section.
Chief Clerk D. l.. Conkling wrote
the Board that copies of the session
Laws of 1907 had to he paid for
this year.
A communication from President
l.. f. Pinkham announcing the
shipping of an odorless EXcavator
for the use of Wailuku was read
and placed on file. This will be
good news to the people here. The
Wailuku District Improvement AS
sociation and Board have worked
hard for months to get an excava-
tor for Wailuku as its need has
been acknowledged for years.
Clerk of the Circuit Court e. II.
Hart worte the Board transmitting
copy of the report of the Grand
Jury.
A communication from the Ha-
waiian Gazette Co. re Fire Arms
blanks was read and filed.
The Executive Committee of the
3rd Precinct was read asking for
the relocation of the road at Homo
hawai-.
a petition from J. II. Napapa
requesting that he be allowed his
salary during the months, March
and April was received and tabled
Napapa was away from duty one
month and i'll one month and not.
on duty either month.
The report of the Sheriff was
read and laid on the table to be
taken up later.
The report of the County At
torney was dealt with in the same
manner
The County Attorneys report
dealt in part with charges of
drunkenness on the part OF some
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-07-13

DIRECTORS.
E. D. Tenney, J. A, McCandless,
C. H. Atherton, E. +. Bishop.
Transact General Commercial
and Savings Business.
Correspondence Solicited.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-07-13
TERRITORY OF HAWAII,
COUNTY OF MAUI,

Lufkm bank do soemny swear
that the above the best knowledge and belief
LUFkIN, CASHIER.
Subscribed and before this End day Of july 1907:
HUGH M. COKE Notary Public Sec Jud. Circuit
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-07-13
DR.. r. A. ST. SURE
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

OFFICE; FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
HOURS:
10 A. NJ. to IL NJ.
l p. NJ. to3 p. NJ.
Up, NJ. to s p. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-15

General Theological Graduates Meet
litter Trustees Session.

-r., hundred or more Of the associate alumni Of
the General Theological Seminary dined at the
Everett House might in celebration Of the sew
ntytfth anniversary Of the Institution, and. judg-
lnr from the good feeling prevailing. they enjoyed
the feast OF reason which followed the dinner rs
much as the meal
bishop Talbot. Of Central Pennsylvania who was
the toasmaster read letters of regret from Bishops
Potter and Greer tie spoke of the progress of the
seminary and before introducing the speakers, pro
posed the health Of all present who were graduates
of the seminary prior to 1860. He asked them 10
rise. Only three did They the Rev.
Joseph H. smith. OF the class of 40; the Rev. Dr.
T Gardiner Iittcu the class Of 80 and the Rev.
Frederick g. Van Klecck Archde1con OF Westches-
ter.
The guests present included Bishop William
Lawrence Of Massachusetts,; Samuel V. Hoffman,
S;@o~ge ZabrisGic. the VIEW Rev Wilford |. Rob
bins and James Pierce. Ten verses Of old Chelsea
Square" We're sung 10 the air OF Aud Lang Syne.
They dedicated u the alumni by Hamilton
Schuyler. g. Bishop kennedy; OF Ne" HoS Si;
three congrega lions, and who hoped to bury an,
Fthcibert" and then told some stories that kept
Tho thsoogiaus i'm good humor y silent toast was
Then drunk to the memory Of George F. seymour
The Rev Benjamin S. Sanderson spoke next lie
of trinity church Elizabeth y J. who referred to
Uait'd States fCr the production OF men OF the
The trustees of the seminary held their annual
10Th street and Ninth avenue In accordance with
the rule. the senior bishop Bishop Coleman, of
Delaware presided during the greater part OF the
ur"stluc. lie succeeded by Bishop Talbot,
OF Central Pennsylvqnia. who came, in later
Satterer OF Washington. Lawrenec. of Massachu-
york and Parker of New Hampshire Elihu
Chaunccy was reelected treasurer Of the board.
WIS reelected secretary The standing commit
tee was continued. and after the meeting or the
board 1t reelected the Rev DR.. Morgan DIN chair
man.