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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01
5or9elt9t
ulYffes.Utlf9loe.
Gn Oanif Wtano paa rSremOnt
Saffer" ornfnct.

Gn fenot W6dno Set odnlfe Sett-
lement paa ySremont Suffer", @e=
orge Sobnlen, Spn al &riltoffer
S5obnien er forrige 2prOug 9lften
nmfon1nen peo 9ruflting 9iers
2afe.
st life Sellfab por rejIt u0 at
fife pau Spen. Saa iatte to al
penl 9lnOrep Haulien og George
Sobnien I'D Ell 8uaO og piloe
ieile tpers oper Spen. Suuoen par
tltngt laitet neO SiifereOifaber. 5aa
funtre0e Ben. 9lnorem Yaulien
fortGuer; 81 par pnttrent n1iOt
pul Spen, 0a 9uaoen oplte0e. Sc
prge jas ner peo 6rpntenOen, pg
ieg roe0e. 9e pprige al Selifabet
Itoo DeO Sp6reOOen. Seq ontdger,
George nod bdpe tabt 8alancen,
for 9ad0en fplltreOe, og &nn0et floO
ino oper Si0en. Goa Den0te ben
9unOen &ejret, og pi befdn0t oS t
GanOet. Seq fpgteOe for at naa Ben
enc 8reO, Sobnien Ben anoen. Seq
dntager, ban fltn0e Ippl1tlne liot.
men fife goOt. Seq bopoe y@doers~
raa, ion nuaebe mig til @alien, pg
ou 0e fplOtes al &on0, troeoe lea,
at ieg lflll0e 0rltfne, % roubte ON
@iGlp 9ois @icferSbarn roeoe us
imoO mig, Girls Senien inloO Sobn=
len. GeO Sen 5io, gSicferlbure
nuasSe til nlig. ragt.ss- agg.s- lea 95ie5rffl
! osscs asesTs $ a i a1rlse s, frt w
at BABE 0a jeg ioo nliq ON pur
SSobnien foripluloen.
Girls SSSenien, ion bar nerneIt
Go6lien oa ban ianf, tiger, at BON
lrgmme6e ct life Stpffe, men laa
ldnf ban lom 8lp. S5un rpeoe til
Ste0et itrdf5, men fltn0e fife finoe
&obnler. @on og onore gioroe iig
Idu ltorlte 9lnitrengelie for at finoe
Sobnien De foripgte 6auoe meo
StGnger og beO at Opffe. men for
gGOes. Der par II 500 &dno. @n=
nelig Orog Sc 6iifegarn fen oper
SteOet, og anOen Sang, oe gior0e
set, fanOt Oe bam. Ser blep foreta=
get rE aln1itoelige Oplipnil1gsfor=
Jog, men ban par og bleu sos. g1r.
2Senien mener, at Sobnicn 6e0e al
SierteIlag, f9r ban Ianf.
George Sobnien bar gift pg efter-
la0er Some og fire gern. 6un bleD
begrapet pdn ben 0anife &irfegdar0,
rg Eoitor @O. 9(noerien forretteoe.
Oaniferen" bebioner Sc efterIepenoe
lin 6jertelige Spnputi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01
upejr t nDisconiin,
Stpr Sfaoe anrettet.

sra flere @gne Set norore @is-
cpnlin meloes ON olporlige 6plger
al oct iiOIte ltpeir. Sra N1arinettf
meOOeles ben %. Os.:
gn ortanagtig Storm bar bjelrl-
lpgt Oenne Del al &unOet % anrettet
StaOe paa Sfibe % anOen GienDonl
5 Squutters' Solpn 6iifernes
@jent itaar &unoet ira fire til fenl
6oO bgjt @uiene. Sfltr, @asolilt-
baaoe Og 9tp6aaoe blep 6eifaOiget
Se6oerne blep orepet 5pjere %
@Den, og &per, Spin og @pns Ell
onfonn1et. 8aaOen Splpuniu, iom
laa for Suffer 6loOe1, blep faItet
cp pna Sre0Oen. Sfonnerten 9loG
EoD er itrattOet nGr GeOur 9iiper.
&dnOet / 6loOen lteg 8 Sonuner,
og Stornen Orep oct op gennen
Seillobet inO poa ct StDffe 2an0,
iom taloes Sig Slough, og bar for-
oanOlet oct til en- Sn0ig.
Sra sliblanO meloes Iunlne Dag
Gn Storm ira 9saSas.s4f 9sas s4t,ossSssa sSsasi,St ,st, !
'=Tr..rr--s- :
lt9rfere no paa gdatteh og Waanoag
til Den gif meO en- 6art al 60 Mil
Sinen. Oct ineeOe iun1tioiq. Spi:
Sfi6e oar uOe pda Safe superior
5tormelt er Der 1tor 6are for Dem
Sra Sturgeon 8ap me60eles ser
at Sfonnerterne 8race l1. 5Siler b
SOd Corning ligger for 9lnfer III
for 0enne @upn og Der ct 1tor 5Srpgt
tor De TO Saa0e og Oeres W6dnOlful
pua 8 WtanO bper. 1Siler, Gorninl
% Sfonnerten 9. s. Sil0en par pac
SlGbetop efter 9anplfibet Ssco0c
neO oper 2ufe Wfi6igan W1unoaQ
Na StOrmen blep l1a orfanuqtiq, Al
Nanpifibet life l9ngere fllnoe 1tat
iig moo Oen, iogte oet 2p I 6upne1
req St1rgeon Ban iommen meo 5i(
nen men fllnoe life fua 6iler or
Corning meb Jig ino / &apnen. Se.
erne gaar iuu bit, at Sscegld en0m
fife tpr gaa uO efter 0em % Ser e1
iEgen Sngier6aube Sopnen, ION
er pillig til at 6ringe 0e TO Sfonner-
ter Supn.
- Sra ct. Saul, Mfinn., mel6as.
Sneitormen pil poo fine Ste6er on
rette 2OelGggelie pua 5Srugttrppr
fer Staten; men for 9lger og @nq
66r BEN bare go6t.
V}iot UNDER Sne1torr1en off tr
Sporpogne puu. binonben / M1inne-
opolis. 9egge &ogne bleo Iterft be-
1faoiget; men ingen of Herlonalet
elIer Husiugererne fom til Sfaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01
Joroen runot.


men paa ben SSOe, at noar Ell Wano
til gipe en- un0en en- 9[n6efalinqs-
1frioelle til en- treble, Da guar oe
til en- 6otogrufilt, og Wfanoen, ser
onbefdler lin Sen, ld0er lit 8iQe0e
tdge pud lamme EoItfort, bporpuu
Gan ltriper lin 9ln6efaling. Yaa ben
Vtdaoe nener man at baue lifret Jig
moO SOrfalifning al 9[nbefalinger.
Eoltdlttorlteter Son0on er font
men ln0er &eir tneo, at TO 8oItief.
fe Oerfra, JON inoe6ol0t &eroipapi.
rer til ct 9eleb al $5OO,O0O, blep
ltiaalen / Seem Oorf Slutninqen
al W1drts. Gen enc Spf par be-
ltent for 9rooflpn, Sen onoen for
ct. Soltis. Segge forlpon0t Be poa
@ejen ira 0ampIfi6ene til 8oItbu=
Jet. Wton bar l9gt at 6o(oe Sugen
Gemntelig, mems Ser ginr0e5 In
Geriogclier.
Sra HdriS melOe5 ON trpffen0e og
fope 6orretningsfor6ol0, og ll01iq-
terne til 9eOring / en- npr GSrenttio
Ell iltgenlun0e lpIe. Waroffp
Sporgsmaalet g6r langtfra Stil(in-
gen beore.
Ngiau ira @}uorio flage5 ser
orer trpffenOe Sioer / Spanien,
IGrlig | Barcelona. SfplOen bel
tes Oels pnd 9lnarfiit =1errprismen
"a oels III ia541 llnitet States, foroi
pDfr S-1o.iiisss--.z : - s
IL laa liberaIe Silbuo, at Sc Iatte
neres @ulO gomulosop(ag, iau Sc
I'LL mangler set til Drift al oeres
1Sdbriffer.
Den iannle SneItorln, Ser foraar-
ldgeOe 0en 1tore lllpffc paa S6en
peo @nglonOs &pIt, iom pi beretteoe
I'm Sirs0dgs, omtales 5eleQran-
nler ira Son0on lom oen D9rlte
man SpOengluno bar Jet Iioen
1881. Den rale0e oper 6ele 9fiqet,
tSreOug gfat, 2prOag og 2eroog
0fat.
ErGli0cnt Galtro al Gene5nela
Dnr al1nloOet Set me0icinife S(faoe=
mi ON at fornntlere 9Sor6olosregler
for Caracas Suno6eos 9epurelle
rg Ierlig for at befGnpe 9plOe-
pelten, om ben ifulOe hrDoe no.
9lfooentiet 6dr felgelig uoIteot Or
ere til oie6liffelie 9oelpggeIie af
Hotter, oaglig 9eng9ring al Sober
pg gpgninger % ipprigt tilintetgp=
relie al ulc Snlitcentrer.
Gelegaterne ira Colorado og 9lr-
funias til Ben repu6lifanlfe 9tutio=
ndlfonpention / Gbicago pil iten1n1e
for GAIT. Gn ifon Torpgelie.
Wiils gli5abet6 Goof al SS5t6aca,
u. y. parOt fornDlig ben uarlige
@oo0foro Grerlie for Geltalenbe0
rper fem al De Opgtiglte Wfeno /
Senlorfluslen. Sum bar fpr op-
traaot Geltalenbe0sprepe moo
StuOenter ira Columbia og Seem
glorf ltniperIiteter.
Gn mpIteriss 0pnannit-@fsplo-
lion ooelagoe Spnoags en- Itor 0el
al 9riltol County (Wausi) Staalbro,
ser ifuloe forbinoe SAL 93iper og
Someriet, iom ligger pao bper lin
SiOe uf Sultnton 9iper. 9roen, Ser
lflllOe foite $75O,OOO, penteoes fer
sig ON TO WfooneDer. Wfan unIlaur
&ontruftprernes Sob pes Gfsploiio=
nen til $4,000.
q. 5. @iIoing, Ell 9fp-3eelpnoer,
iom SSior iammen me0 g. 6.
Sroofs ira 9luItralien banot 0opis
Eofalen / @imbleoon, bar 6eItent
Jig til at fontn1e til 9(nlerifa og oel>
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01
ytr. 81,
Gort / Oem Gnelano.
PrObibitiOH bar pnnoet itOre
Sejre / Eitcu.
9mmOrcocr al SalOOncr lnffcs.

S Gag, 1. @aai bliper @unoreoer
al Salooner gtep @nglano-Stu=
terne n0ot til at lutfe 0eres 0gre,
og oOer 2O00 0i9no tpinges al Oel,
@run0 til at ie Jig ON efter unoen
SelfGftigelie, bpis Oe life uQereoe
bar giort BET.
S 9)t 5 a + II | it's nraa Sa-
lponerne / 6 lt6rre 8per og 36
Sanosbper lutte 6orretning.
S Serntont pil Der fun blipe
21 gper, iom pil fna Hop at oriue
Sdloonforretning. 6or fem 9lar
iiren par Der 80 liceniereoe Saloo-
ner / Stuten.
s 9teW Sompibire trpOer
Ell &op Strait / Dag, iom fratager
Gruggilterne Oeres @icenle.
s u + bo0e SslonO bar 9lnti-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pe0 2opgip=
nmg ill0ifrGnfet 9riffe= 5rafiffen.
5 a)dasia6uietts bar Der life fun
ret mere raoifnl Snppltning Ste0
1 Sc iiOlte Is 9(ar. Gre df oe ltprre
Gu6rifsbpcr ifol / Dag opgipe 5a-
loonforretningen
g8 orceiter, Der far 10000
H5nObpggere, er ben ltprite 9D bette
San0, ON life / Ger0en, 9ppr en- Sor=
Gu0slop er pe0taget. Der blep GU
lponen neOltent peO Galget / 0ecenl-
ber rneO 1854 MOB 9,G32 Stem-
mer, og iom 5plge oepaf ifuloe 81
sss,,-S = stssslsr 4s.z3 = Y s---->.s,s,-,
9lftes, beriblanot IL &oteQen ~
SgIda mango Smdobper / 9S'or-
ceiters 9t9rbeO er Saloonerne ble.
pen Itefnt uO, iua Ell ltor Del al oen
Ggn bill 6lipe Ytpr" fra Dag uf.
Gen nGItIt6rIte uf @tasla6uiett$
gper, 6ppr Sorbuospartiet bar iej-
ret er @Dnn. s Oenne @p far e.
loonerne 6etalt $93,591 ON 9(urat
ror Oeres 9epillinger.
@nper6ill er en- an0en Ito1
6o6rifsbp, iom pil blipe lt0en So-
loon 9ldr. 9e enc1te @per t GsleI
g., iom be6ol0ar licenIere0e So-
looner, er 2oprence, @lpuceIter %
WfiOoleton.
Gitp Wlopor 5000 $5aperbiQ
far, pao @rlno al at Ser tabe$
$46,03t, ion Soloonerne betalA
for oeres @ripilegier, onIGgt 2egis-
ldtrren ON 2op til at for6pje Sfat-
teligningen meO IS pr. 1000.
Sten1rnegipningen pes iiOIte &alQ
Masioduietts piier fra aQe 9per
paa fire npr, en- Iamlet Wtoioritet
imoo 9riffetrafiffen al tS,O85
Stenner. 6or 6 9lor IiOen bar Ser
G,722 Stemmers Muioritet for ga
Goonen. 5or6uos6eppgetien bar
ioaIe0es 6et ii6Ite 9lar blln0et iff1
minore eno 24,8O7 sten1mer. 9
Itsrre Sper og 13 min6re gif til
hoge til 9icenie, me0ens 4 it6rre oQ
% ntinore 8per gif mo6iat gfet-
ming.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01
II. Marg.

~ulUll SeIlIlIS U(r. Sr00t5 tDlz
ser mudlte me0.
Eli Silfop 8ung ira &riltiania,
9forge, lom ct paa Gei ber til 9me-
rifa, ierlote EaItor &. $. 0abl y0en
foreneoe norife &irfe"s 6ornun0,
/ 6reOugS ct tnaaoleIt Telegram oq
inO6S0 8ilfoppen til at pere Sc
norif=lutberife Santfunos @eIt un-
Der OpbolOet glmerifo. gilfop
@ang oentes til Seem Yorf neo ySel-
Zig SluD" Den 5. Moi.
&inas SoDcOtt moo Sopanerne ct
iaa effeftip | BEN lpOlige Gel al &ind,
at Spgo &eiin &aiibu 9umpIfibslel-
ifdb miOlertibig bur nfuuttet inOItiQe
jim lpOfineiiife Srufif. 0ets Sti6e
rar nenlig life / ,Stano til at op-
oripe Easiagerer og 6rogt.
8 Solicit 81, p0elogDe Ell uol0=
iom SlOlp5 SSnoagS en- 6el Del aF
6orretningsitrpget 3a6et onIluas
til 100000. Bolton Store" leO
omtrent @alpOelen al bette Sab. Oct
por IpisOrenge, Der f6rIt opoageoe
SlOen og gior0e 9llornt.
Spanil6 Ebilopino 9altf 90 a.
nil a er 6lepen be0raget for onl=
firing 100000 @nlo. 8eoraqeri>
erne ltrGffar Jig gennem flere 9[ar og
Ell for0pet al 9anfens egne Solf nteo
@jGlp al uoenforitadenoe. Gen
Glerf er arrelteret. glnore 9lrreIta-
tipner pantes. II
S5aee,st. ..sct'-sAf ssfs-.s,tsst ser iun Be-
fenot bar friet til Diiis @lfins uf
Nerginfa, gup Strsoags en- 2unde-
on til fine 8raOre 6ertugen al
spItd og @repen af Sltrin. @fter
Jorlpoenoe bapoe W}poet of Sc tire
s}rS0re Senipn til 9fbrll3}is Sitter
modl meO Niiis glfins.
Sfplge NtelOing ira Se6eron, @er=
ian al %. 0s. bur Ell Stprfe al
5000 <rOer al Sboffaf Stan1n1en
ben %. os plpn0ret 9dnOsbperne
Salnaas % &bop 9tprbeoen al
llrltniab og Orpbt 20O0 lRen0.
&pilOer % gorn. Yeriien bar df-
lenot en- &onmislipn for at tngte
hen.
Sra Son0on berettes, at $. s..
Nsql1itb, Ben npe @renliernliniIter,
bar opertaget 2eoellen Soula of
Commons, og oen 4. Mai Ifol set
neget omItri0te 9icenle= 6orllng OBJ
taees til 9lfItenu1ing.
ErGliOent 9fooiepelt Ifpnote iig at
telegrafere til @tisiisiippis @upernpr
og uOtrpffe lin Sorg oper 0en
lllpffe, Gpclonerne bap0e ufiteofonI-
met Spoen. 6an til6po &egarin=
gen Sielp. S lit Spor iagoe @u-
pernpr gtoel, at Der iGrlig par Wian=
GEL pua Spgepleiere og 2pger.
s @dor GgtepieOes Sofio oen
iapanife Sellers eloite Gntter, Grin=
lesle Siunenonipo Wfaiafo, til
Nrins Siuneibi 5aiafeba. Grin-
len, Der er &optain / S9ren, er 20
slar, og Erinlesien 19 9lar.
s Snsougs odbne0es Ben pprtu-
giiiife Gortes nf Song Wedu1el. Sele
&islnbons @arniion bar poa 9enene
for at bepogte Geien fra Inlooiet
til Yarlomentsbpgningen Den nnge
&onges Gale bar potetiif og praf-
tiff og set belle taget anlogt pad at
rinoe Solfets Spmpati,
Set meloes til Morgen, at &uloe=
h6lgen, iom oenne llge er gn1et
fen oper 9onoets peItlige @gne, Ill
6eppqer Jig pItlig 9etning og ger
Sfabe pao 5Srltgt= og Sapeiuger
mdnge 2ofaliteter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01

- rDoniferen" nbgoor TO @an-
ge ugentIig og foiter $3.50 per
aargong.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01

81. 5. @iloing, eli 9fp-3eelunoer,
iom | SSior ianmen me0 g. 6.
Sroofs ira 9litItralien banot 0opis
Eofalen / @imbleoon, bar beIter1t
Jig til at fonme til 9(nerifa og oeI>
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-05
CHANGES
PROPHESIED

Captain Parker will be one of those
to leave the police department when
Jarrett takes up the duties of Sheriff
in January and Miss Rose Dawson,
humane officer, will sever her connec-
tion with the department.
Kalakiela will probably take Par
ker's place as captain of police and, as
announced in yesterdays Star, Joe
Leal will be Chief of Detectives.
Who will be humane officer is not
known, but that duty may be combin-
ed with that of hack inspector and the
salary saved.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-05
HEARST And SOCIALIST VOTE SMALL
Move To Prohibit
Opium In Hawaii

The following resolution was offer
ed by DR.. Crafts at the Lake Mohonk
Peace Conference, held in October:
Resolved, That we rejoice In the
putting into force in the Philippines,
on March / of this year, of the law
of Congress, prohibiting the importa-
ton of opium except guardedly for
medical uses, and we appeal to Con-
gress to enact similar law in Decem-
Der for Hawaii and the entire juris-
diction of the United States, not only
to protect those liable to be injured
by the sale of opium for vicious uses
but also that our delegates may go
with clean hands to the opium con-
ference of many nations nobly called
by President Roosevelt to meet at
Shanghai on January l next, which
will expand the concert of Europe
that has hitherto met chiefly for the
promotion of material interests, into a
Concert of the World convened for a
great moral purpose"
A bill to prohibit the opium traffic
in Hawaii will also be considered in
Congress next month.
DR.. Crafts has also sent out the
following appeal for aid on behalf of
Mr.. Thwings trip to China, where he
goes this month to take up the fight
against opium:
The greatest thing before the world
that can be done speedily is to COM
plete the rapidly progressing emanci-
patton of the Chinese at home and
abroad from opium, and to prevent
the threatened substitution of beer
and cigarettes. The Reform Bureau
has secured important medical testi-
mony ON these points that should be
translated into Chinese and circulated
by the million. Most of ell we need
help to send with the literature a win
some man, and we have such a one
in our new Chinese Secretary, Rev. E..
w. Thwing, of Honolulu. Will you be
one of a thousand to pledge at least 81
per year for at least three years, to
his salary, and at least 50 more per
year for traveling expenses and lite
rature, that we may send him at once
through many provinces Of China to
prepare the way for the Shanghai In
ternational Conference on Opium, Jan
uary 1, 1909? Name and Address"
DIR. Crafts states for the Interna-
tional Reform Bureau that:
''The Bureau mas drafted twelve mo-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-05
GO after
CATHCART
REPORTED THAT THE ADVERT
SER WILL HASTEN DISBARMENT
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST CATH
CART.

1t is rumored that the Advertiser
is hurrying to carry out the pre-elec-
tion threat of disbarment proceedings
against John w. Cathcart, the Coun-
ty Attorney, now the elected City and
County Attorney.
1t is stated that the reason for
haste moving the Advertiser faction
is found in the principle of the old
parody:
Thrice armed is he who hath his
quarrel just,
Thrice more is he who gets his blow
in fust."
Cathcart has the privilege of choos-
ing the strongest of his 100000 batch
of libel suits against the Advertiser
and Editor w. G. Smith for prosecu-
ton in court. If these defendants
could only place him hors de combat,
professionally and personally, before
he begins at them with his strongest
cases they would be safe Hence the
motive of haste in their contemplat
ed attack on Cathcart.
Judge Edings. one of Cathcart's de-
feated rivals, asserts that he has alb
solutely no part in the movement tc
disbar Cathcart.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-05

raj measures passed by Congress; had
a leading part in securing 161 acts of
governments including executive acts;
initiated $50 local reforms in states,
cities and towns-many of them of
great Importance. At present it is
pressing a dozen important measures
upon Congress, and others in state le-
gislatures."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-05

RECOUNT
MOST REPUBLICANS ARE READY
TO ACCEPT THE RESULTS OF
THE ELECTION.

81 would welcome a recount said
Mayor-elect Fern this morning. 81
am sure it would result in increasing
my lead by about so votes"
There is, however, little talk of re-
count today. The Republican leaders
do not seem to favor one, and there
are no charges of fraud on which to
base a petition for a recount.
81 don't think Lane wants a re-
count" said Chillingworth, who man
aged Lanes campaign. "He is a too
good a loser for that. l think the re-
suit will be accepted"
1t appears to be the impression
among many Repuplicans that the
candidacy of Long was responsible for
the defeat of Lane and that Lane
made a campaign error in not coming
out against Long. Lane as matter
of fact did try his best to prevent Long
from running, but those who put Long
up convinced him that they could
elect him, and he decided to go into
the fight and stay.
THE trouble may all be traced back
to the row in the Republican conven-
tion,' lis the view of most of the Re-
publican party leaders.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-05
BIG DEMAND.

The first shipment of the new crop
of Tengu Japan Rice arrived a few
days ago and is almost exhausted. Ca
bles have been sent ordering large
shipment which will arrive soon. X.
Yamamoto, sole agent.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-05
CHILDREN IN THE HOME.

Small children are always a source
of anxiety to parents, Coughs, colds,
Group and whooping cough attack the
little ones and serious illness results
almost before they are aware of it..
One trial of Chamberlains Cough
Remedy for these troubles will prove
it's efficiency and give 1t a place in
the home ever after. For sale by all
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-05
TO THE VOTERS OF THE FOURTH
DISTRICT.

AS you have honored me with your
support for the position of represen-
tative for the Fourth Representative
District, l hereby give my hearty
thanks for the confidence you have
bestowed upon me and now stand
ready for your wishes at the coming
legislature.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN K. KAMANOULU.
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MONEY FOR JURORS


4 The jurymen in the Federal (
4 Court should feel very much 1
\ pleased when they read the in 4
\ formation impaired herewith. 1
\ If they will present themselves I
\ at the Office or United States I
\ Marshal Hendry this afternoon 4
= they may draw down the money 1
\ coming to them up to and in
4 cluding today. There is about 4
4 1000 to be paid out which 4
4 will be very welcome to some
= of the talesmen Clerk Gus 4
= Murphy and Stenographer Deas 4
4 made the necessary orders out 1
4 this morning and the money 4
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\ today. 4
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CARD OF THANKS.

l take this means OF thanking the
voters who elected me as a Supervisor
of the City and County OF Honolulu
and assuring them that shall do my
best to prove worthy Of their conf
dence
WILLIAM A. KANE.
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CAFE AUTO.DELTVERY.

The Alexander Young Cafe makes
prompt deliveries for parties and re-
ceptions. Finest ice cream in Homo
lulu.
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The place to have your Typewriters
and machines repaired is at Wall
Nichols Co., Ltd. Fort and Merchant
streets. Telephone 10.
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ARRIVING.

Thursday, Nov. s.
S. S. Claudlne, from Hawaii and
Maui, a. m.
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ROYAL SOCIETY FLOSS.

A full line of Royal Society Floss
and Packages has just arrived at Sachs
Prices very low.
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dealers, Benson. Smith & Co, agents
for Hawaii.
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maui REPUBLICANS
ENDORSED A DEMOCRAT
COMPLETE RETURNS SHOW JUDGE KALUA BADLY DEFEATED
KUHIo HAS voTE-Bo THE SENATORS AND FOUR OF
THE SIX REPRESENTATIVES, REPUBLICAN-How A DEMO
Graf GOT THE REPUBLICAN SUPPORT.

Maui election returns, received COM
pete as to most of the offices, by j. P,
Cooke, show that ex-judge Kalua was
badly beaten in the race for county at
torney. He polled only 692 votes,
against 1,O51 given Coke the success
full candidate.
The Republicans got both senators
and four of the six representatives
OF the two Democrats elected one, who
led all tickets had Republican endorse
ment, strange as it may seem, at the
last moment. After Farden's with
drawaL the Republicans put up Kahau-
lelio. When the latter discovered that
he was too late to have his name
printed on the ticket, and that voters
must write it when they wanted to
vote for him, he withdrew. This left
the Republican ticket one candidate
short The danger of a general split
ting up of the party vote was seen,
and the party managers promptly tele-
phoned all over the island an endorse
ment of Nawahine, Democrat, who as
result polled far the biggest vote Of
any candidate running for any office
The following table shows the re-
suits:
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FLEET LEAVES Annoy

Annoy November 5Th Atlantic
batteshp consisting
consn Illinois, Kentucky and Kearsar auar
this
Retired Admiral Emory from Hong
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TAFT WILL HAVE
3I9 ELECTORALS
NEW probably 31s
Missouri likely


CINCINNATI November len today received
Presidential Candidate w.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-24
Nathaniel Barker Pease, SIR.

The death of Nathaniel Barker
Pease. ST.. occurred at his late home in
West Pittsfield a little before S A. NJ.
Monday. after three months illness
of Brights disease. His age was rs
years and 10 months. The deceased
was born in Exeter, the son Of Joseph
and Mary (Barker). He was the last
of a family of eight children.
Mr.. Pease moved to Pittsfield from
Massachusetts "a years ago and pur-
chased the farm in West Pittsfield.
where, with his son, n. B. Pease, Jr.,
he since lived, being engaged In farm
ing. a widow Mrs. Annette (Shaw),
three sons, Ivory H. of Fairfield,
Charles r. Of Nantasllet Beach. Mass,
and Nathaniel B. Pease,: Jr., survive.
The funeral Will be held at the house
at >. P. NJ Thursday, Rev. F. S. Walker
officiating
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-24
Granite Hill Notes.

At the Intermediate school the fol-
lowing We're the punctual students last
Wee: Everett Page, Scott Gipson. Les
lie Hall, JOHNNY Dawbin, Katie DALEY,
Katie Scilar. Madeline Lafiammc, Addie
l.afamme, Margie Norton, Ada Vigus,
Nellie Sellar, Ina Sellar. Charlie Clip
son, Charlie Norton, Maggie Gordon,
Allen Norton, Harold Page, Herbert
Gipson, Louis Garcia, Nettie Simpson.
The school is now having a short vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Percy E. Leighton and son
Russell went to Portland Tuesday for
short visit with relatives.
A concert will be given by the Sunday
school on March %. 1t is expected that
w, f. Overlook of Washington will be
present. He will also preach in the
evening. All are cordially invited to
attend.