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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-09-05

make arbitration unnecessary Just In
proportion rs mon recognize their kin
ship to each other and deal with each
other M The spirit ~ brotherhood will
friendship aud harmony be secured
Both omniover and employee need to
cultivate Tho spirit which follows from
obedience to the great commandment
Ethics Of Money Making.
Tho second problem 70 which ! would
apply this platform ~ peace IS that
viii % relates to the accumulation Of
wealth We cannot much longer delay
consideration u the ethics - money
mahua That many ~ The enormous
fortunes which have been accumulated
IN the last quarter ~ century are
now held hy men who have given Ia
socicty up adequate service In return
for the money secured is now general
y recognized While legislation can
and should protect he public from
predatory wealth more effective rem.
edy wil bc found Ia the cultivation ~
public opinion which viii substitute
a higher ideal than the one which toll
crates the enjoyment OF uuearned
gains No man who really knows what
hrothcrly love Is Will desire Ia take
advantage - his uelehbor and the
conscience when not scared VIII ad
mouish against injustice My faith IN
the future rests upon the belief that
ChriSt'S teachings are being more
studied todae than ever before and
that with This larger study VIII come
an application ~ those teachings to
the everyday life ~ the world In
former tiucs men read that Christ
came ~ hrlr. ne and immortality 90
Hight ANA placed the emphasis upon
Immortality now they arc studying
thriSt'S rotation 10 human life In for
mcr wears many thought 20 prepare
Themselves or future bliss by . lie
~ ~cr'u~ien here: now they are learn
Ing that he eapnoi follow Ia the foot
steps ~ The Master unless they 90
about doing GOOD Christ declared that
he came That We might have life ana
have n more abundantly The world
is learning ihat christ came not tc
narrow life hut 10 enlarge t.
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-09-05

written by the convention OF any party
u any country When he condensed
into one commandment those OF the
ten which relate Of mans ~ toward
his fellows and enjoined upon us the
rule Thou SHALT love thy neighbur as
myself he presented q plan for the
solution of all the problems that now
veX society or may hereafter arise
Other remedies may paIiAtc or post
pone the day OF settlement. but his Is
al sufficient. aud the reconciliation
which Il effects j. permanent one
" were 10 attempt to apply this
thought 10 various questions which are
AZ issue might be- accused Of enter
Ing the domain ~ partisan politics
but ! may safely apply It to two great
problems First let MS consider the
question ~ capital aud labor This is
not q transient issue or local one
II engages the attention Of the people
~ a'l countries and has appeared III
cvcrv ago The immediate need IN
this country !. arbitration FOR neither
side tu ~" couiroversv can be trusted
10 deal with absolute justice II allowed
undi-pu'cd control But arbitration like
q court IS e last resort II would be
better II The relations between en-
ploycr and employee were such rs 10
mako arbitration unnecessary Inst In
proportion rs men recognize their kin
ship 10 each other and deal with each
other IN he spirit ~ brotherhood will
friendship aud harmony be secured
Both cmplover and employee need to
cultivate he spirit which follows from
nhnlLnnne M tho rrnnf cnInfna nd fnnnf
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-09-05
The Prince
OF Peace.

Famous Lecture Delivered
by William Jennings Bryan
at Numerous Chautauquas
and Y. N. c. AS. and at
Tokyo. Manila. Bombay.
Cairo, Jerusalem.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-09-05
The Worries Only Hope.

IL may h' slow pro c.S this con
version Of the world 10y thc silent lu,'a
cncc ~ uobir example, hui /, i lhr
only sure one. ana the doctrine applie I
10 nations as well as to Individual f.
The gospel Of the Prince ~ Peace give
us the only hope that the world ha~
and IL Is an increasing hone. II the
substitution ~ ttaSon for The nrbitru
men, of force ~ The settlement - IN
ternational disputes
But Christ has given us q platform
more fundamental than any political
party more farrea hing aud more
counreheuI than any platform ever
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-02-19

They neglect to tell US what we want
to know, Tie price, and the goods they
have. OF course we can go to the
store and ask the price Of this article
and that, but you know how it is, one
doesn't know SO we'll exactly what he
wants to buy when he gets in store.
And here is where the mail order
houses make the hit. They send US
their advertising matter into our homes,
and we read it when we haven't any
thing else to do and every member Of
the family who reads their stuff usually
finds something that he d some other
member Of the family wants, and many
orders are made up and sent out at Just
such times. Right here is where the
home merchant falls down. if he
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-02-19
TRUSTEES SALE
State Of Mississippi 2nd D;.,-,.t
Chickasaw county ~ L,is'i'o'

State OF Mississippi [ Oh ne.
Chickasaw county Aiu Lisulc'
Pursuant to the provisions II deed
Of trust executed on III 10tb Az Il
.November 1908 bv William Ma;ore
NJ Mrg Birdie p .Iollv TIA II, IT.
transferred to C. f. ClidewelI s. f.
secure Al indebtedness therein naned
Of $4,000 Or AMI other amount that
said William Majors raay became ;n-
debfed q tbe nartv.of tbe seco9d ,a :,
befo-e tbis trllsf d satisfed. a1d tbat
said Indebtedness i now naef d,e r.
said c. E. C3lidewelL ST.. p5rtv II MI
second part which said deed AZ tr,,st
= recorded h BAL ~ naoa I'm e
hi records of desds Il trnet Il ne
chancarv clerl5e oGce Il Cbiolae,,,,
COUNTY Mississi8Di and defa,ilt bsyino
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-02-19

talked up his business TO us in our
homes the same as the mail order
houses do, the people would be in to
see him the next time they came to
town, and in many cases extra trips
would Be made to get the things at
once that we didn't know we wanted,
until they we're brought 10 our at
tenton.
The home merchant can save the
expense Of getting out catalogue.
We peopleread The home papers more
carefully than we do the catalogue and
read them every week, and if the
merchant wants to talk in the papers
he must pull his advertisement ia so we
know what he wants The home
merchant likely. nine times out Of ten
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-02-19
There Is Always Two Sides TO A Question

sells his goods as cheap as the mail
order house, and ! believe on many
they are much cheaper, but how are
we to know it if he doesn't tell us
about It. A merchant must not think
that even his best customers know his
goods so well that they can tell what
he has without being told.
1T is none Of my business how the
home merchant runs his business, but
| don't ike to see these roasts in the
papers all the time about Us fellows
who get little stuff shipped once in
awhile and never anything said on the
other side. There are always two
sides to u question, and have given
you nine. If tits worth anything to
you, you can take it.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-02-19

The following letter was received by
The editor Of the Alexandra Citizen,
published at Alexandra, Mimi, the
writer being farmer reader Of that
paper:
IF the mail order house gets $1,000
out Of this county each month that be-
longs to The home merchants as you
say they do, the fault is with the mer-
chants themselves. The mail order
houses advertise, and give us prices
on everything they offer for sale They
tell Us What they have and what they
want for ii OF course we get soaked
once in a while, and 4 We do we can
Try acme other house.
Most Of the home merchants who
advertise at all don't quote PRICES.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-02-19

claimed in establishment. Why, my
dear, how exirayagant you have been
all this time! Now we can lay UP mon
e."
Yet another week has iourneyed to
the silent shadowland, where dead
days and weeks are gathered in sol
emn spectral band. Many folks have
also journeyod to the soundless shore
Of peace; many feet that lately echoed
now have given Up the race; many
hands that wrought and labored but g
little week ago are at rest al rest Tor
ever, while the weeks and ages How.
Many voices ate now silent that last
week were wont 10 sing many friends
have IeEt TIE winter and are in eternal
spring. When another week is van
ished, you, too, may baee zone awaT
for in this sad worldly hotel bref un-
certain is your stay. Therefore let
your littlo visit be a record Of good
deeds; lei your pathway hint Of roses
rather than q noMoas weeds SO that
when you have departed from The
Weary world hotel letter guests may
read your name and say. "Fle lived,
and fiat was well.
Nine tenlhs oE tho unhappy mar
riages are the result Of green human
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-02-19
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-18
4 pr,,erve o,,ner'. e,ek Tre.t.

u proooFvo oNU0ogsO o1ek VeoUt.
A man whose experience - Z SPORT
man had been limited t. N occasional
days lishing 10 the mountains bought
for himself 4 place with Z flne trout
preserve on Long Island. He looked
forward with great interest 70 the last
opening day. - that would b. his llrst
opportunity to Gsh II his own pond.
and when, tie day ct hast arrived The
6rst streak OF daylight found him leav>
Ing his house, rod IN hand.
A day or two later I sportsman friend
inquired ~ to what luck be had had.
'l~canght plenty q Dish. and big
ones. too" responded the owner Of the
preserve. There are plenty Of trout
In the pond. but they all seem to b
Sick.
why. what's the matter with
them!' asked the sportsman.
"Wejl." answered the preserve own
r.. ITO tell the truth, we were afraid
to eat them. Their desh b pink. and I
never saw q brook trout that color BE-
FORE"
Don't you know. man." exclaimed
the sportsman, with laugh. that any
trout win turn pink II Il lives IN salt
water? Your pond empties into the
sound. and OF course the trout run IN
and out. The next time you have any
OF that sort Of sick trout just send
them In to me. and I'll eat them fos
you with pleasure"-New YOrk Times
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-18

900 md Lndwig vsre
E - tsip yssaerday.
- nele =. INIT. modsrn 7-room
coklaees, Rideeuood ave.
4. g. Bsgup. 1l3 8. Rideewood ave.
q m So Who arrived recently
1esk - locaied at Tho
o = !. 40 sl1letso avsnue.
luor1On 50 kold effects,
fsSnjtnrs ~ linz c1rpeting, etc.
9ale 200 p. -, sharp, Saturday.
d. 10 q Garland cottage, 344
Soath Beach street. !.
Rev q. TaisIowsn, Of virginia,
will preach q tho Christian Church
Sunday morning and evening. Mr.
Lowell 10 visiting Daytona with a
view Of locating.
ton RENT-Laree house, IA
rooma, situated az Silver Beach, near
Eaufomobile club house; bath, hot
ard cs,ld, Lard and soft water fur
nished. Garage and servants OUR
Eter's. Rental, $500 for season. In
|qaire Of T. E. Fitzgerald, or any
agent. tt
| The children Of the kindergarten,
taught by hrs. Haynes, held .
q - \ -
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-18
4 Tiny elats.

= ~ tiny O00v0s
The miniature republic q San Ma
rino Is 4 mere dot On the map Of Eu-
rope. being the smallest state In the
world 40 wd3l - the Oldest 'independ-
ent republic. lts area h thirty-el9ht
square miles. only little less than
twice that Of the island Of Manhattan.
It lies entirely In Italy. bat y wholly
independent tn situation b on the
easterly side Of the Etruscan Apen-
mines and about twelve miles from
RiminI ON the Adrtatic go. The from
tier ID only twenty-fo miles In length.
and the population would make only .
small city ward, Numbering less than
1000. There b no public debt, and
tie annual expenses met BY taxation
amount to $4,000. The country has
bronze and silver currency. coined By
ltaly lJXpOO lire Of the iatte4 and l06.-
90 6f the former. The principal>ex-
ports are wine. cattle and stone. The
military force Of TIE republic number1
g OmcesS aud 06O men.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-11
Vseucil;sh professor DIR. Ludvik
Wahrmund
vStane in %pricne:

N>taue III prlcne:
"Sijajno je oznacil ravnokar
MOI Gastiti pravni zastopnik sta
liSce. katero ina zavzemati stro-
90 juridiGna obramba prot ma
padu dunajSkega ckr. drzavnega
pravdniStva napram moji broSuri-
ci. Toda Slika. XII Sc bo danes cd
krila. ina okvir. Xxi ga nikakor ne
izpolnuie juristicni moment sam.
Razuntega pa izziva samoumevno
vsaka ~zaplemba kakc tiskovine
njenega avtorja. In ma tako izzi-
vanie tudi JAZZ ne bonn molGal.
"Dovoljuiem 81 tore.i povzeti
besedo in nadaljevati zapriceto
obrambo tudi Sc IL drugih ozirov
in takorekoc V nadaljni zvezi, in
zajedno obrazloziti nagibe. ma
men in notranjo zvezo moiega in
kriminiranega spiSa. To Sc mi zdi
tembolj %potrebno in opraviceno,
ker 81 more le ma Ia nacin napra-
viii V prvi vrsti sodiSce in V dru-
81 vrsti pa javnost .iasno sodbo
o tenn. ie-li bila zaplcmba uteme-
LENA ali ne.
pred wee lett sen bill V druz-
hi vecjega Stevila zelo uglednih
utenjakov raznih narodnoStii. We
roizpovedanj in zivljenSkeea ma
ziranja; zastopana ie bila v tel
druzbi tudi duhovs6ina. In med
wee drugimi stvarmi smo Sc raz-
eovarjali tudi o paganizmu V ka-
toliski cerkvi.
Tia beseda "paganizem" (Od be-
sede pagan more imeti. - mimo-
grede omenjeno diva pomona.
Pomenja lahko uplivanje dusev-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-11
WahrmundOv gOvor.

NSeuclllskl professor DIR. Iudvlk
Wahrmund je tidal, kakor zna-
no. knjizico pod naslovom ''Kato-
liSko s%vetOvno %naziranje in svo-
bOdna znanoSt". katera je sedaj
prevedena tudi V slovenSGino. Tia
knjizica ie strahovit udarec poll
tikujoci katoliSki cerkvi. takozva-
nemu ultramontanizmu, in naStal
je radi ME V Avstriji velik kultur-
nj boj. kojega valovi so pluskali
tudi daleG izven mel crno-zolte
monarhije in XII sc niti danes MISC
Sc polegli. Wahrmund je postal
sedaj precinct najhujSih napadov
in nej~ljutejSega preganianja cd
strani katoliSke cerkve in n.ienih
%priveskov. Iii so Sc j prodali Div
jail so huje kot barbara, poslali ma
denj nezavedne tirolSke kmetc.in
avstrijsko Waldo konGno prisilili,
da je premestila Wahrmunda
IL InomoSta Prago Poklicali so
ma ponce tudi drlavncga pravd-
nika, da je broSurico zaplenil ter
prepovedal memo nadaljno raz-
Sirjanje. To je storil dunajski dr.
zavni pravdnik DIR. Pollak, - ma
migljaj z viSjega mesta! Prof.
Wahrmund pa je po svojem "a
stopniku DR.. Postelbergu vlozil
prOti tel konfiskaciji ugovor. in
dine %. marca 1905 Sc je vrSila
pred dunajskim dezelnim kot IT,
Skovnim SOdiScem toZadevna OBJ
ravnava, pri katerei Sc je zaplem-
ba ~drzavnega pravdnika Skoro V
vseh tockah raZ~veljavila Wahr-
mund Sc je obravnave udelezil o.
sebno. Naprej je DR.. PoStelberg
z juridicnega staliSca Y svojem
dolgem. krasnem govoru popolno-
ma pobil in raztrgal drzavnega
pravdnilia, potem pa je powell be-
sedo tudi prof. Wahrmund sam.
Njegov govor je nadvse znamenit
in pouGljiv. Bral je sedajnim mo-
dernim drzavam radi Nth zveze ;
protikulturnO cerkvije. in posebei
Sc dunajskemu drzavnemu pravd-
niku take levite. kakorSnih Sc MOI
ia Sc nj nikdar SliSalo ma tako
odlitnem mestu. kakor so sodiS-
ca.
Mi priob6ujcmo MCCOY govor
V natancnem prevodu. kakor je
izSel Y nemScini pc stenografic-
mem zapiSniku. NaSi rojaki "a be
do gotovo Z zanimanjem 6itali.
Predsednik Sodi;ca: ''Prosim.
gospod professor"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-11

i. t. d., bi Sc lahko lpreprical, da
imajo vendar nekateri ljudje
pray, ee so nezadovoljni.. Mice
ne pravi. da nj ma svetu pray mic
lepega. Ampak kaj pomaga lepo-
ia, ce je nedoseznai In pc deze-
lah je vendar ma tisoee ljudi. XII
res ne uzijejo nikdar mic lepega
in dobrega ter bi Sc bill re davno
sami pokoneali, ce bi ne bio V
dusah upanja. a koliko Jill je, XII
izgube Sc to, ee Jill je varalo leta
in leta in poistejo reSitev V vodi
ali pa ciankaliju? Nekoliko mi
lionov Jill je pa, Xxi 81 ohranijo
upanje edino s socializmom. ma
polnjujoGim Jill $ prepriGanjem.
da Sc mora izpremeniti zivljenje,
ker imajo voljo in moe "a to.
vi dobri kristjani, XII ne zasmehu-
iete upanja V cudeze in V neznane
mo6i, inmate pravice. rogati sc
upu, Xxi Sc oslanja ma svojo. ma
znano moe, ma moe, XII je %tisoGle-
tia vstvarjala "a druge in hocc
kOneno vstvariati tudi Ease.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-11

" N"'''' GER
~ ''N'' "'S' "N-
N'N'.'' M S'."r' var
.'|"' 'r'''''" 'rfN'N.
-" yum '"~"" D'u'"J
%""" P'"'','N J' '"rtI '
,''' N1'"''"'' e
ven, ellen IL pa veliavnim. in V
tenn Smislu vriSti svoio uradno
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-11

To je prastari nacin bojevanja
tako je bio pred tiSoC lett. in
tako ie tudi danes zopct. V naSem
Sludaju tukaj pa popularnoSt nj
pray vlekla in upitje ne vcliko
koristilo. In koncno sc jc. pc dol
gotrajnem trudu. vendar naScl
branitelj in varuh "zatiranc We
re- - osebi drzavnega pravd-
nikal
In tako je priSel moi mali spis
ma oni indeks prepovedanih kniig.
katerega vodi dunaisko drzavno
pravdniStvo kot dopolnilo rimske-
ga indeksa, ma katcrcga moia bro
Surica dosedaj Sc nj priSla. Ego
dilo Sc je to, ker hoGe biti katoli-
ska cerkev V Avstriji kot prizna-
ma verska druzba cd drzave settle
ma ma podlagi omega zakona. kate
rega je papez Phi TX. dine a.. jul
mia 1865 proklcl kot "ostudnc-
ga in ga proglasil "nicnim in
"a vedno neveljavnim'l
In res 20 vsej pravici Sc ie to
zgodilo! Kaiti V tenn zakonu "a
jam6eno prostost govora. versko
svobodo in svobodo vesti. svobo-
80 znanosti in njenih naukov
(clen IL, II, 17). je papez oznacil
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-11
predzgodovini mole broSurice
nJenemu namenu i'm vScbini.
Dale prihodniic.)
DROBIz.

Socialisticna stranka bo osvo-
bodila vse narode IL kapitalistiG-
nth ycrig. katere 50 proletarci
vkovani zc mnogo stoletii.
Greh jc duhovniku ncusahliiv
vir dohodkov. Fanatizirano liud-
Stvo %potrebuie ''doktrino" o gre
I'M. da zamore grcSiti nadalje no.
tr"buje nezmotliive cerkve. da do
loci, kaj da je greh. in konGno du-
hovnlka. da zamore cd MEGA ku-
pitt tlkct IA "vecno zivlienie".
BrezpoSelna deIavska masa
Strada cato. ker je nakupicenih
prevec zivil pc skladiScih: oblaei
Sc V oguljene in zakrpane cunie.
ker so prodajalne z obleko preob-
iozenc; potika pa sc brez strehe in
domovJa okrog zato. ker so delav-
ci - po spekulativnih podjetni-
XIII zgradili proved s~tanovani.
- Zakaj vse TOT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-11

. Narodi romanskega pleme-
ma so tile: Italjani. Francozi.
Spanci, Portugizi in Rumunci. ii
narodi so pa%ganskemu babievcr-
stvu Sc najbolj udani, razun Fran
cozov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-11
(Dalje %prihodniic.l

Prenaporno tclcSno delo pc ma.
ravncm zakonu nj ustvarjenO "a
ljudi. in ljudie ne IN tako delO.
Ia delo imamo dandancs vsakO-
vrStne Stroic, ki lahko proizvaisio
vse zivljcnske potrebscine. Kakc
MAJ hi torej potcm primal, da j.
clovek dolzan tlataniti drugemu
cloveku! Sal hi nit kon.i ali vol
ne delala, ako hi in clovek k tr
mu ne sill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-11

kadar agitiraS "a sociializem al
kadar govorica slucajno mani ma.
nese, v%ztrajaj pri onih, kateri Sc
pri besedi "socijalizem" takol
vznemirijo in Sc zacneio stabc|
njih nasprOtovanje ~
vlra edino liz nevednosti, ker ksl|
bolJsega ne vedo, ali pa so krivo|
pouceni. PrepriGal Sc hos kmalu,
da hos pri tie vrste ljudeh dosegel
naJvet. Pusti pa V miru omega, n.
svoJega mnenja ne bo izrazil TAX
lJudje so navadno tajni in zato
toliko nevarnejSi sovrazniki socl-
jalizma, in "a hrbtom veliko bolj
strupeno socijaliste preganjalc'
kakor pa njihovi ocitni sovrsa*
niki.
Ivan Solar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-11
Angleski spisal Upton
Sinclair z avtorjevim
dovoljenjem prevaja
Ivan kaker. :: ::
(Nadaljevanje.)

Copyright. 1905, 1906, by Upton Sinclair.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-26
JUDGE ROBINSON
BACK FROM maui
$4,000 Suit Has Been
Begun Against ". 7.
Robinson

Judge w. j. Robinson has returned
from Maui and was seated on the
bench here this morning. He has
been on the other island trying mum.
Der of cases in which Judge y. y. lie.
poikai was disqualified by reason Of
having heard them before. Judge Rob
inson reports having had a splendid
time. being the guest of Kepoik1i dur.
ing his stay there. The latter. stated
Robinson this morning. does no, seem
to be worrying very greatly over the
charges against him which are at pres.
ent supposed to be under inyrstiga.
tion.
Judge Robinson rendered n decision
on demurrer in very interostins case.
that of Resale Ferreira. minor W..
W. 7. Robinson, trustee. Judge Rob.
insOn sustained the demurrer with
leave to amend. In substance the suit
contains charges that an estate Of
which the Ferrcira child Is on" Of the
heirs hes dwindled in value under the
trustcechip Of Robinson from $4,000
to $1,000 What the details of The
case are, Judge Robinson did not be.
come acquainted as he ruled on the
demurrer solely.
Speaking of the Indictment Of IA
lua for perjury, Judge Robinson stated
that sentiment appeared to be "a iav
or Of him among the majority Of the
people there.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-26
PRELIMINARY PLAY
Will START TODAY

The preliminary round In the mems
doubles for the championship Of Ha
wall will be PLAYED on the courts OF
the Beretania Tennis Club this after.
noon, as follows: AT 4 O'Clock, c. NJ
Cooke Jr. and l.. Lcwt0u.iirain against
c. G. Bockus and J. T. Guard; at 1880
O'Clock ]. p, Cooke and S. 4. Baldwin
against Theo. and J. \. richards; at
tho same hour, w. II. Rabbit and W.
Williamson against II, S. Grey and II.
ID. Booth. Tho tournament will be
continued tomorrow probabl" on the
Pacific Tennis Club courts, when the
winners Of today's matches will play
Off with five Dyes who make up the
fetal entry of eleven couples.