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Resolution of Sympathy.

Whereas, the Angel of death has
entered our midst and taken away
Ester Decaire, mother of Neighbor
Peter M. Decaire, therefore
Be it resolved that the officers and
and members of the Modern Samari-
tians Council No. 46 of Bemidji,
Minnesota, extend their heartfelt
sympathy to our Neighbor, Peter Nj.
Decaire and family.
God calls our attention to the
shortness of our stay. He would
not have US build our hopes on
length of time, but look with joy for
that which changes not. His will
is right, we need not be afraid. Be
it further
Resolved, that a copy of these
Resolutions be forwarded to our
Neighbor and spread on the minutes
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RIGHT TO TITLE UPHELD
Native Of Virginia Member of British
Peerage.

Native Of Virginia Member Of British
Peerage.
London, Nov. 1S.-The committee
on privileges of the house of lords has
declared the right of Albert Kirby
Fairfax, who is native of Virginia
and who has been described as the
only American bearing an English
title, to the rank and title of Lord
Fairfax of. Cameron in the Scottish
peerage.
The committee heard evidence on
this matter for two hours. J. A. Bar
rett, Lord Fairfax's attorney, present
ed the Fairfax family Bible and much
documentary evidence to prove his eli
ent's descent. The attorney general,
for the government, and the lord ad
vocate of Scotland declared them
selves as satisfied regarding the valid
fty of the claim and Lord Alverstone,
lord chief justice, pronounced the de-
cisfon of the committee. This de-
cfsion does not give Lord Fairfax a
seat in the house of lords. Only a
limited number of Scottish peers,
elected by the lords, sit in the house.
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treasury officials Of the duty of 60 per
cent ad valorem on precious Jewels
coming from other lands.
The ring was received by registered
mail at Elkins, w. Va, and from there
sent to the postmaster at Pittsburg to
be referred to the surveyor of the
port. The first jeweler to whom it
was shown thought it worth about
$4,000. Another jeweler said because
of the rare beauty of the ruby it
might be worth $4,000. The ring will
be shown other jewelers. and if they
agree upon a valuation it will be sent
to Elkins, there to be held until duty
is paid.
The ring is a heavy gold band about
one-eighth of an inch wide and is set
with pigeon blood ruby, oval shaped
and weighing about six or seven
karats.
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Disappointed by No Meeting.

g A number of persons from out.of-
town were considerably disappointed
yesterday because of the fact that
no meeting of the board of county
commissioners was held, as had been
advertised.
Rev. Barackman of Blackjack
was one of the number, he having
come down yesterday morning to
bring a matter to the attention of
the board. He was compelled to
remain in the city all day and loaf. "
Another party from Hamre town
ship arrived in the city, after an
arduous trip and the expenditure of
no little time and money. This
gentlman lives fifty miles from Thief
River Falls, and it took him one and
a half days to reach the latter place
from his home, the required trip
from Thief River Falls to Bemidji
being made by rail in order to get
here for the meeting.
It is unfortunate that the meeting
was not held yesterday. 1t greatly
Inconvenience several parties, in
addition to the two already men
toned.
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HIS CONFESSION
IS REMARK Able
Prominent Chicagoan ADJ
mits Many Forgeries.
OVER 100000 INVOLVED

Declares That for Eighteen Years He
. Has Thrived on the Sale Of Bogus
=, Notes and Mortgages and Describes
His Unique Forging scheme-He
Pleads Guilty and Is Promptly Sen
fenced, as Requested. ..<.~:. ..
Chicago, Nov. 18.-Pefer Van Wis
sengen, a prominent real estate deal
er clubman and for years reputed
millionaire, who was arrested, indict-
ed and sentenced to prison on his own
confession of having obtained through
forged paper more than 100000,
arose in his cell at the county jail
after sleepless night.
Van Vlissengen's confession, one of
the most remarkable in court annals,
preceded by only a few hours his SEN
tence by the court to an indeterminate
term of from one to fourteen years in
the penitentiary at Joliet. Ordered
from the midst of his business to ap-
pear at the states attorneys Office
the real estate dealer made a full con-
fession of how, for the last eighteen
years or more, he had thrived on the
sale of forged trust deeds and notes.
He said that more than twenty-f
people would suffer loss from his
Vaccinations. Telling how alone in
his Office he manufactured from orig
ihal and genuine notes worthless ones
which could hardly be detected by
experts he described a unique forging
scheme.
He had a plate glass desk top, he
said, so arranged that by placing an
electric light beneath he could read
lily trace by a light thrown up through
a hole signatures from the originals
upon the worthless paper.
His Request Complied With.
''Give me my punishment at once-
that's all I ASK" declared Van Wis
Eengen, when arraigned before Judge
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SUGAR TRUST STATEMENT

Denies "Most Indignantly" Charge Of
Government. = -. i
New York, Nov. 1S.-The American
Sugar Refining company, which is be.
ing sued by the United States govern
ment to recover $3,600,000 in customs
duties, issued statement denying
"most Indignantly" the charge in the
governments suit of fraud on the part
of the company in the weighing OF
sugar importations. The company de-
c]ared that no two persons weighing
sugar calling for the payment of $780,
100000 in duties could make the
weight agree, within a difference 50
small as the amount claimed by the
government. The company offered to
pay the full duty required if any
omission to do so was proved.
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INFORMATION NOT SPECIFIC
Demurrer of New Haven Road Sus'
tanned by Court.

Boston, Nov. 18.-The demurrer of
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford railroad to the bill of informa.
ton brought by Attorney General Ma
lone of Massachusetts to prevent the
New Haven railroad from holding
stock of the Boston and Maine rail
road was sustained by Judge I4oring in
the equity session of the Massachu-
sets supreme judicial court for Suf-
folk county. The court sustained the
contention of the railroad that the
bill of information is not sufficiently
specific. The attorney general is
given two weeks in which to amend
the original bill.
Hurled Back by Adverse Winds.
Los Angeles, CAL, Nov. 1S.-The
big racing balloon United States,
which started from here in an at
tempt to cross the mountains for a
long eastern flight, encountered ad-
verse winds and after soaring 125
miles over the tops of the snow
capped Sierra Madres> was hurled
pack to within fifty miles of Los An
geles.
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Gas Explosion Kills Two.

Kansas City, Nov. 1.-TWO persons
were killed and six others were in
jured as a result Of an explosion of
gas in the basement Of a commission
house here. The building, a three
story structure. was partly wrecked
and has been ordered torn down.
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HELD FOR IMPORT DUTY
Ring Presumably From Abruzzi to
Miss EIkins.

Pittsburg, Nov. 18.-What is pre-
sumed to- be the engagement ring,
with ruby setting, from the Duke of
the Abruzzi to Miss katherine Elkins,
daughter of Senator Elkins of West
Virginia, lies in the vault of the Pitts
burg postofice awaiting appraisement
to determine the amount of duty that
must be paid before its delivery, for
the sender neglected to provide for
the settlement with United States
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JURY TRIES "vo0Do0" TEST
Suspect Suicides on Apparent Proof
Of His Guilt.

o. 'T1IS oUjIIs
Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 1S.-Sam
Haywood, a prominent farmer near
Monticello, was called to his door and
assassinated by man standing at
the gate, who emptied charge of
buckshot into his body. Louis Hursch,
who was under suspicion, was taken
before a coroner's jury and denied
his guilt. A negro juryman demand
ed the "voodoo" test, calling for
Hursch's gun, saying If it was dis
charged and Hursch was guilty it
would .'sweat blood at the muzzle."
The gun was discharged and
Hursch, taking the rust on the barrel
for blood, plunged a knife into his
throat, expiring before the jury with.
out uttering a word.
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Would Forfeit Struggled Goods. =

Chicago, Nov. 18.-Suit for for
fixture to the government of property
valued at $4,000, said to belong to
Mrs. "Jack' Gardner of~Boston and
alleged to have been struggled into
this country from England by Mrs.
Emily Crane Chadbourne, was begun
In the United States district court by
United States District Attorney Sims
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of the order and a copy of these
Resolutions be published in the
Bemidji Pioneer.
= y. Bisiar,
Isabel Larson,
Andrew Larson,
49,. Annie Z. Clavin,
-Bertha~Schmidt.
Committee.
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eroUs.

dangerous.
First Actor thought your next. tour
was to have been through South AT
ffca. Second Actor-It was. but the
that an ostrich egg often weighs two
or three pounds.
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BECAUSE OF A SHORTAGE
National Bank at Monticello, Ky.
Closes Its Doors.

Washington, Nov 1S.-The comp
troller of the currency has been adj
vised of the closing of the doors of
the Citizens National bank of Month
cello, KY, on account of shortage of
more than $4,000 in the cashiers de-
partment. The bank had a capital of
$4,000 and total resources of about
$4,000.
Somerset, KY, Nov. 18.-A sensa-
ton was caused here and in Month
cello by the arrest of Judge Charles
McConnaghy, cashier of the. Citizens
National bank at MONTICELLO, on the
charge of forgery and misappropria-
ton of the banks funds. McConnaghy
gave bail for. his appearance at the
next term Of court:
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LOST and FOUND
LOST-Gray squirrel neck scarf be-
tween sos Belt1ami Ave. and the
city hall. Finder please return to
SIS America avenue.
MISCELLANEOUS.

LIBRARY-Open Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays
2:30 to 6 p. M, and Saturday
evening 7:30 to 9 p. m. also.
Library in basement of Court
House. Mrs. Harriet Campbell
librarian.
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FOR RENT.

FOR Observation-Disclosures front
room for rent. Apply to 921
MINNESOTA Avenue.
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FOR RENT-6-room house. 100
Dewey avenue. Apply Mrs. Edd,
21O Sixth street.
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DOZEN CONvICTS PERISH
Fire Breaks Out in an Alabama Coal
Mine.

Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 1S.-As the
result of fire that started in mine
No. of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and
Railroad company five dead convicts
have been taken out and seven more
are known to be in the mine. It is
believed that the fire was started by
convicts.
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RUMMAGE SALE-In the south
room of the Sentinel building.
1000 articles at your own price.
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WANTED-A. horse to carry lunch
es with at logging camps near
Wilton. Inquire at Empire En-
ployment office.
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FOR Rents Seven room house.
700 America avenue. Inquire of
7. P. Omich.
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roll top desk.
Inquire at Pioneer office.
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HELP WANTED,

VANDERBILT to learn typesetting.
Apply at once to the Pioneer.
Splendid opportunity to learn to
become compositor.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-Rubber stamps. The
Pioneer will procure any kind of
rubber stamp for you an short
notice.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-11

Dem iit feline Spur bon ibr 5lt ea,t-
oefen getpeier
slus Soutb Norpolf IN gon-
necticllt neloet man: geeun 3oIl6-
miin5er, id1pn1tlib SStoliener, mur-
ben IN einen alten @obnbouie in
einenl &aloe BET 8ran6bille, Z Wei-
len noroli6 bon Norfpalf, bon ie6s
8unoesbeonten nod ber5neiielter
@eeenipebr iiberlpdltigt ullb no6
Seem Sopen in's @efanenis eenradt.
9le 8eon1ten, oie, ols 2alloltreimcr
Derfleioet, nod einanoer an Srt uni
Steae eintrofett idlugen Die Sir
beg Sauies NIT Ierten ul1b 8re6ei=
len ein ulfo muBten BON ibrel1 Sc
polpern @e6rau6 lna6en. glner Ser
6al16n1iin5er ipurbe in Dem Sample
i1mer perlest. Die Waitglieocr Ser
8anoe gerirten it6 in Ser NaGbar-
idoft als in Ser 8erballnu1g lebel1-
Be slriItofraten. Sic fali9ien tn
Der Sauptiade Salb- uno Gicrtel-
Dollaritiide uto beiaBen cine mt
@ubformell 5tenlpeln ullb anoeri.
8erf5eugelt portreffli6 al1seeltattele
@erfitatt.
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: 9eohItebenoe merflpiiroide Spe

gea6itebenoe merfmiiroige Spe-
rationsgeidi6te miro aus Netp Oorf
gemeloet: Ser 15i1brige G6arles
geelioit erfift arn t2. Ssnli onrd ei5
nen 5aa BON einem StraBcr1baDn-
lDagen einett 8rud] bes re6tel Sano-
9elenfes, bei Dem Der cine Sell oes
gebro6enen &no6ens iiber oen an=
bern binallsragte. Ser 9lrnt oes
@erungliidten ipuroe I'M Sorleln So
ipital III cine S6iene gelegt, aber
Die gebrodenen Seile mpllten ii6
ni6t aneillanoer fiigen. gs blieb
ni6ts anoeres iibrig, als our1 eiften
@ini6nitt Die 8rubltelle frei5ulegen.
Damn fpuroen Die 5lpei iiberballgen-
ben &no6en a1leinonoergeleBt ulto
nit einen iorgfdltig feinlfrei gernod-
ten Stoblnagel bon IA 3oQ 2qilge
nit einanoer befeitigt als Oh es 5pei
8retter p1ren oie Elm Sbreiner 8lt=
iamnelnagelt. gs iino ieitoen1 bier
8o6en bergangen uno> Ser 9lrm lit
oollitdllOig ausgebeilt. Der &nobe
fam i'm gebrauden pie, Dor Dem
ltnfaq, idreibt, turnt, ipielt 9aa,
ols OBJ Der Arm itets geiluo getpeIen
mdre.
Die Gbicogo & 0SortbmcItern
9abn fiinoigte fiir5lif on, ooB oie
Sngenieure uno 9lr6iteften oie Blqne
fiir oen neiten Gbieago uno 9eortbpc-
tern Gaiiogierbabnbof fertiageitellt
6aben. 8ie goufoitcn meroen auf
etwa $20,000,000 perani6lagt.
Sen s. San Der gSege in
Serorfana, Elm otter 9epobner ie-
ner Stoot, muroe our6 ben ouSiprin-
genoen gol8en zines eleftri6en 800
tors, nit Dem er arbeitete, getroffen
uno 10 i6lper perleBt, Dob CT 1tarb.
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Sun Nntonio, 9ien1ag ben II. Nnguit 1908.
af 3eppelin's Saupttnitorbeiter

0rdf Seppeltns $ SdupftntfdrDelfer
5pei @eillionen Weorf on penn er
ii6 bereit finoen lolien poQe, in SEEM
gorf Sen 8au eines 2ufti6iffes 5rt
leiten. 0o6 lebnte Serr 9iirr Die
perlodenoe Sfferte ob.
Sn Der 9eabe BON 2onooll
Ontario, farto eine @iienbobnfoQilion
itott BET Ser 8mei 8erionen get0tet
uno 5ebn l6mer perleet muroen
Sn Eoris bot Die 3roitung Ser
Sodter oes 4ralioenten Salieres
nit einem iungen Manne nonens
2anes, ser ols SefretGr oeS 8rGIi=
oenten f1ngiert, ltottgefunoeu. Ser
Gipiltrouung in Ser Staotbaae folgte
bie firdli6e Sroltung in Der STRIDE
ct. Waoeleine. Ser 8rdlioent pobil=
te beioen Gerelnonien bel. SpGter
fdnb ei1 Sriibitiid I'M @lpleen-9ololt
itatt.
9ie ruiiiibe- 3eitung ser
09fed" publi5iert cine Statiltif Der
bonn 1. sSSanuar bis / Sult in Stuff
lano gum Sooe perurteilten Berio-
men, SIM @an5en 1ino es S76, ooer
oltr6l6nittli6 5 an einen Sage. SIN
Wfai famen oie lneilten ger1rteilnll=
gen Dor, ndr1lli9 PIT. Weoro nno
.9faubmoro iitlo oie Souptperbreben
Ser gerurteilten.
9ie aiiotii6e gbolero mo6t
itetige, menn au6 iomeit ni6t geraoe
olarmierenoe Sortidritte int ruff
i6en @olgage6iete. Ser @eitteIpunft
Der Seude befinoet ii6 in Sen @ou-
pernements 9lltra6en 1lno Sorotoip,
beionoers in oen StGoten. Sarotop
nno Siaritlpo. 9luf einenl gefiiaten
3uge bon Sogmlroe fono man einen
erfronften 8aliagier. Gr tpuroe TO-
fort IN Elm &oipital eebradt. ltllA
ter ben &irgiien in 9litrodan ioIlen
pereill5elte 5dlle bon 9eulenpeit por-
gefommen 1eir.
slus Stettin ipiro gerneloet, oaB
Die Irbeiteritreitigfeiten in Sen yGul
fon"- @erften III ein neues heopnlfi4
dies Staoinm getreten itno. @esunnt-
lid berrldt BORT ieit einiger 3cit,cine
Sperre ein v2od ont" mic ntoa I'M
gngliiden faet, neil oie slr6eiIel ho.
bere Sobnnng boben lpollen uro sic
@eidaftsleitltna lie ridt beoa5len
mill. Sebt .baben oie glrbeller Dir
gori6lage Der Geidaftsfiibrer o5er-
mails 5nriidgclpieien uno nun iplcn
45, 1000 lpeitere 9lrbeiter, oie Oil Sen
Sdiffsmerften beiddftiet lillo, ,olls-
gelblonen" lperoen. s[u6lpoli,n Sic
giiengieBereien oes 9iitrifts eii,en
Seil ibrer 2eute, ul1gefdbr 5000
Wfann altsidIieBen.
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9tad) Brownsville

Ser Bug Der 9li1iet @ictoria 9ibiz
iiou, M6fabrt $50 abei1bs, t1a6t in Hla>
cebo &erbinbltng init Der Gulf goa5t
Zine fir gorpus gbriiti llnb 8rotpnsbilIe
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Bum @erfanf.

343 9(der 2ono glten 6orrnlanoes,
untnittelbar neben Der Sta6t @lmen-
oorf gelegetL t75 gfder in aultur,
Ser &eit in @aihtre. 9[[le notigen Sc
bauoe auf bem Blote. 9fei6lih @ai-
fer. Breis $50 per s[fer. @eoin-
0ie Salfte boar, ser 9}eIt
ipoter. @ton ipenoe iid an :. &.
Sbnlt, Seiiter, GlmenSurf Scras.
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9nter Sat.

0irs. 90. SO. 9obilon, 0so. 379
@ifforo ape, Gan Sole, Gal, iagt:
Sd tpiiniGe gum 8eiten offer 2eioen=
ben, bon &opfipeb, 8illiolitdt uno
,2ebertragbeit, gu iagen, baB in elmer
.Sloi6e electric 8itters nebr @ert
tied, ols in often Weoi5inen oie i9
ionit femme" @arantiert 3u baben
BET Ioolpb 9reiB inns 81. Gobn &
SO. so Gents.
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S. & 6. %. ga6n.
Il 2l b 10 hrt.

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gia6 alien gaorbzSegas~ ~8unften !.
l1br lttlb 7.45 bormittaes.
gea6 ct. 2ouis, Wempbis ut1b Dem Often
1.25 llbr na9m. ltnb 7.30 aber1bs
Aa6 WteBifo. i. 1920 11hr bornt.
glnfunft.
8pn ct. ouis unb Dem Often, 9.15 morg.
Son 2areoo lulo Werifo .105 na9nl.
Son ct. Qouis, &arl1as gitb 1920 abbs.
ct. 2pmis & San syraneiscp 8abn.
81 bf a brt
gtad Sort Snlit6, SpringfieIb, ct. 2ouis,
&anlas gitb, @6iea9o rs. &@. 81. 9e<
pot) :. .7.30 abenbs
gnfnnf
Son ct. 2ouis, &anias gitb, Baris,
eblcngo 1920 morgens
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@iienbabu= Jabrplau.
g. 81. & 81. g. gahn.

u9abb grodett" S3ug ra1 Souiton,
8albe1tor, 8eaumont 1inb Orange. Ibz
fabrt 9 1abr abenos, slnfunft 7.50 NOR
gems.
gla6 @errbiIle, Mbfabrt 4.30 na6m.
Ibfabrt bon &errbille $50 116r bort1itz
ta9s. gttr Sonnta9s nad &errbille: $50
llbr bornittags.
gfo9 gnero, 0oafl1n, Soniton, @albez
ton, @iDotngs, GodbaIe, Cameron unb
gSaco, gbfabrt 8.45 bormittags.
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Watbis, Iranias RaB, Stockport, Gbfabrt
LAO nadn1tttass.
gia6 Salfurias, g6fabrt s l16r aberbs.
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iton, tdglid5 .11.45 n1ittaes
llno. .11.30 aber6s
geacb eagle gaB, 81 gaio, galifornier
litlo Weerifo. =. 900 bprm
Gnfunft.
Son Meip 0rleans, oolliton unb @albe@
iton, td9lid] 1856 ntorgens
nno -. 900 nahmittags
Son 81 &aio, Californian un6 @egifo
-. 8 abenos
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90. s. & s. gahn.
2( b + a f /.

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lag @itb, ct 2ouis uno Chicago, tag
lid (Suniet 9epot) .730 aben6s
2ofal5u9 bia Snlit6biIle g born1ittags
Glano Spe5ial nad6 SnitbbiIIe, 9ouiton,
9nlbelton :. =. .10.15 nbenbs
4nfunft
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9allas, Sort 8ortb unb gBaco, tdgli9
(Suniet Sepot) .7.30 morg
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alan1o @pe5ial BON Snlitbbille. 9oititon,
(5alpelton $50 mor9ens
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.Sobn $. goltpm, offentIi6er SEQ.
tar. @runSeigentitn. Mgent fir
Beniionsonfprii6e. 3irtmer 8, ct.
Sanes Sotel, Oit-Souiton StraBe.
8eibe Telephone $50.
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(@mlf sgure.)
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-24
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN
Honolulu, \
GENERAL SUMMARY.
For the Week Ended November Fl, 1908.


The mean temperatures considerably higher than during
week at all stations Oahu, Kauai Mooka
the Roma district OF Hawaii slightly higher generally on
MAUI ana IN the kohala and Hilo districts of Hawaii.
Inc rainfall during the week light generally
u and drought conditions again becoming serious
phase m several districts All stations in the section having
ten OF more years report less rainfall than the
week The deficiencies inches in the several districts were.
Hohaa COS to Io2, Hamakua 1856 HIo 200
" ana hau and Nona to IO8; Naui-Kooau La
mama o5o Oahu koolauoa Koolaupoko LIS &c.
2 and Wa1anae and Eva o67 o73 and Kaua-Kona
koolau Isl to 100 and Waimea O. 58.
following are the amounts of rainfall for the week the
dlHeent districts: Hawa-kohala o53 Hamakra O. II to
io o6I to o24 Kau OH and Kona 600:
Mau-kooau 10Y Haiku and Hama o58 o64 Wailuku oI2
ana Lahalna and hua Oahu-kOoauloa Ola KooaupOko
o 10 ooS Honolulu Trace O32, Eva Trace COS
nae oo3 hauakona kooau and Puma oo3 oo7
600 to o.3I; and Molokai oI8.
there was less rainfall than during the previous all
STATIONS on 1awaat few OF the stations the being
conderabeand the Hamakapoko Waluk districts Of
Maui generally elsewhere there rainfall the differ
small.
slight earthquake shock felt Mill Hawaii
about 800 a m. Of the 18TH
The following table shows the temperature
and rainfall tor the principal Islands and for the Group