davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13
Sch @cit in Sriimmcrm.

Ter oortige Sdaoen burd) ben Sro.
peniturm betrdgt S 100000. -
Srfon per5iebt iid jest mad Often
uno perlaBt Die aiiltc.
&ep5 8eit, Slo., If. Sfto6cr.-
sls Heiultot bcs Srfons lit Sen @eIt
bellte Ibeno Gin Suuien bon Sriinl.
mcri1, mo Ser Sdooen miro olli
100000 geif1bt. Der Wapor
proflomirte Inn 6 llbr IbcnbS ooS
a~riegsred,t, uno Die Sen @eit GUARDS
potrouilircn Die Staot.
Mobile, Nla., ii. Sftober. =
Ger bieiige @etterbeobad)tcr cr6ielt
INT $50 bellte Ibenb i%plgenoe &c
pcIdgef aus Waibingtoft:
,Sturmiignale fiir Mobile, Genio-
cola, Yonomo, SlpuladGcola, Gorro-
belle, Gconr Sens, Godpcl, Campo,
Yultta @orbo, Yuntn Golio unb Sen
@elt ein5ugchen. Gas Sturm-Gen'
trilnl lit iilboitlid bon Slorioa mo
bcluegt iid) norOoitlid). IS Id}eini
feille meitere Gcfobr al ser GolffiiitC
SIT criitiren."
amp a, 6lo.. II. October. -
Die Sturm.@ an Der
SScitfiiitc Don Sloribo murocn I'm
10 llbr bcutc Ibeno ein8cSogcn. 0ic
Stotion iiir 6ltnfentclcgropbic III
Sen @eIt lit ourd) ben Sturm nlnge,
mcbt morocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13
h,en bcmonitrircn gcgcn Salt.

~ I neeL,es, Gol., If. Oft
Ws,c MalienperlnmmIiung biciioer
~, iaiiitcn, in wclder lid bic Heo.
in bcftigcn 9luSfGaen gegen oen
t%eoIibcnten Gait crglngen, murbc
. IN abeno bon Der Eoli3ei utter
lielIgcm Sunnult mlseinunoer getrie.
BIN. Erci Der rnbifolcn 1iibrer Der
Co5ioliIten iultrocn %feitgcnommcir
rto wcroen, ipd6rcno Er0Iiocnt Soit
iif bier ols @nlt auib1lt, in @cnabr.
lem blcibcn. Nod Der Scrbaitiulg
ihrer 6iibrer ueranitaltcten Die So.
5,oliItcn einen llrn5ug ourd sic Stra.
fen r1l0 %perlongten l1rnlenb Oic Srci.
laiilmg Der arreitonterL bod wurocit
lie bon Der Yolijei if)tcll ST. Roorei,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13
9beotcr perl.ieB, 100 CT cine Heoe ilber
tic Snogetfroge gebnlten bate.
Sod cin Su5ialiitcniicg.

9erIin If. Sttobcr. - Sn CT
ner belte SIT Goburg obgcbaItcnen
5tcidstags-@rioepobI gcwonncn bic
Sc5ialilten Den iro0li6cn Sib pon
ren HationoIliberolen. IS lit Dies
Scr 5mcite Sib, welGen iic icit Ser.
togung oeS &eihstoges Der erp0bns
ten Gartet obrongen. 9ie 8reiic
idrcibt oicie @riolac ser So5ioliiten
ser I'M 2anoc berrihenocu lln5ufric.
ocn6eil iibcr Die nellell Steuern az.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13
gnf flint Yrosent crbDbt.

@crlin If. Sftober. Gic
beutid)e G%eid)Sbonf bat i0ren GiS-
contiob bon bier alli flint Yrojent
crbbbt. No6bem Die 9ont bon eng
lono anfan9s Der p%ergongenen 30
de ihre Giscontrote I'M Elm babies
Yro5cnt crbobt bot, liebt iid sic
&eidobonf jt 0ieienn Sdlritt nm 10
nlebr peronloBt, olS ibrc @oormittcl
ieit Sabrcn nidt 10 III 9lniprrd) &C.
nomlncn morocn lino, mic in Sen let-
ten Monotclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13
GigcutbiimlidJes ltnslii6 bel cincr
Sublcngrnbc.

Wi00lcSbprp, 2p., II. DIT,
- @abreno bclttc cine Mn5abl hinge
l.rlte Der ,Gogcpooo Gnol an0 Gofc
Co." 5u Stonp Sort, noun Wteilel
Urn bier. III eillem fleinct @oggolI
ron Berg ginoui inbren, nm ocu Gin
gang Der 3ede 5lt crreifen mo Elm
cnbcrcr nit &obieH bcloocner @og'
gen ollf Dem onbcren @cleiie binab
irbr, iprang Scr 2cbtcre 5ufGaig bon
Dem @clciie mo i~tiir5te in cine
Shluft. Ger otbcrc @aggon, mel
d,cr ourf cill oben uiti bcnn Berg INN
cincn Gpliuber geiflungcncs anbcl
rlit Dem obgcltiir5tcn @oggon III Ser,
finoung itono, iuuroe MIN bltrd) bic.
icS aabel nit eincln 10 beitigcn Hlitt
in bic Sobe geriiien, oab ieiue Eoiia-
9icre IN Die Milnolmg Der 3ed)c ge.
id,lcuocrt mllroet. superintendent
G. 3. @uroin blicb ollf ser Stelc
tcbt, 5pei Ar6eitcr wlirocn mobr.
ldeinli6 tobtlid uno flint onoere PC.
bcnflih perlett. Die gubn nor 10
cinserihtet, buB basG robtfabel, mGb-
reno iih ieilc cines Gitbe obcn BOZ,
Ger @ol5e obwideltc uno einclt bella,
oenen @aggon tbalobnGrtS lieB, nit
Dem anberal @noc Sen mocren, ici.
l'cr Soblenlait entleoigten @oggon
oilf Den Berg 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13
Mus Den 0eridltcn.

Ger brittle Somn8.B rojeB bis gum
S5onllor. Seru1in oeS Grinlinalge.
rihts ouigeldo6en. - Saoi SIS
raellon puroe pom @otten einge-
iperrt uno miQ gcidieOcn leil.
@m. =. GolpnS, Ser friibere Glert
i'm 9iircuu beS StootregiltrotorS, Der
urtter Der 2nfloge ltcbt, Der Stact
ongeblid $4,000 geItoblen 5l bube1
miro in oieIenn Sabre niht Dieoer
proSciIirt meroeu. Hidter Sarloll
ueridbp6 ocll Oritten Yro3eB OcS 2lngt.
tlagten gcltcrn bis gum &oular.Sc r.
min beS GrintindlgeridtS, nad)ocll
er Or. @omorb y. Sanmalt, ben Spel
jiuliltcn fir 5llberclllolis bon Der
ySo6ns SopfinS' ltniperiitGt" on1e.
bort, nelder erfl1rte, 3olunS babe
Die Sfminbiudt, JET beoeliteno nbge.
mogert unO niiroc iebr inter Der An-
iponnning zines Ero5eiicS leioen. Or.
Sommnn crtlGrtc, SounS' Seben
fonntc biellcift acrcttet mer0elt, nelul
er elmer 2urgelbeilonitnIt iiberlpieiet
luiir0e. = Gr miro iett m%obriheinlid)
bon ieiuem &nter nod einen Suni.
turiltm gebro6t mer0clt.
@uroe pom @otten cingc.
d)loien.
Sable Ssroelion reidtc g~eitern I'M
Stnotgeridt cine onf tbcilpeile Sdei.
oung lolItenOc &lu9e gcqcn loren
@otten Wiid. SSroclion elm, Sic iugt
in Der Sla9c, iGr Wnnn bobe periltft,
ibr aqc &leioer pom 2eibe ST reiBcn.
CT babc lic nit einenl Nepoluer be.
ornht uno lic oftcrS allf l1n0cre Belt
in eillcm 3inlnter eingcihlolien. Ilt.
Der Der tbeilmeiien Sheioung Der.
longt Die &l1gerin G6cilltrg oea ii.
gcnt6umS; iic iogt JIG babe $500, Die
lc bon ibrem Goter erboltcn, III oas
@eIGGft, Den Saoen Nr, 1910, Dit.
galtimoreltroBe, gcitcdt, mGbreno ibr
@uttc 5000 bin Elm get6dn babe. 9as
Gigcntbum bat cinen @crt6 BON $40
600.
Sales SAIL IN ser 2 dme6e.
Ter SaQ 0eS Charles u. So(e,
ocS ollgcblihen GeierteurS aus Der
g~un0caormee, iucld)er icit mcbraren
Wod)el IN Sort WcSenrp feitgebol.
ten miro mo alti ieinen Ero5eB mar.
tet, fam geItern Dor DEM guno2s-
rifter Worris our Ger6onolung.
Gale perllltt, ailf Dem @ege oes Sa.
bcoS Corpus erfa6renS sic Sreibeit
ST. erlangen. Gr crflGrt, 0ab er nid)t
Der geiuhtc Gale iei, lonoern oaB er
Ilen belize. Ger 9ommonoont bon
Sort Somoro, Der ben 8eIebl erbol.
ten bot, @riinoe on5ugeben, wesbulb
Gale ooer Naer niht Dem Gihter
porgefiibrt luerOeu %Iollte, Wor oilrtb
Den Siilfs . gutoes-0 iitriftSonmalt
Soper pertreten ultb erflGrte, ooS
8eridt babe feline Sllrisoiftiun in
Dem Sole. Gales Nnnolt 2olliS e.
Mlbnlan Iteute Die entgegengeiebte
gebmipting ollf. Ger Hidter gu6
Den Itlpoltct orei Gage 3eit, ibrc
Sebonptlngen ouf @runo iriiberer
Gntifeiollngcn 81 begriinbell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13

9einubc eleftrofut / 0 ,
II / I t. - IlS gellern Nbell0 fitr5 lod)
6 llbr Die IS Sabre olte 9opie Ne.
cutters ton Nr. 1887, WorosS troBe,
Die Srenlont. Npenlc entlailg ging,
luuroe lie al Der NoropeIt.Gde Der
Columbia. mo Gremont'Npe. BON CT.
ncnl berobfollenoen ~geloocnen 9rnbs
te Der StrnBenbobn getroiieu uno
ocrortig berlcbt, ouB lie in Nnl6u.
loll5pngen oc3 neltliden 9iitriftS
nnd) Dem llniperiit0ts .Soipital ges
Ionot mcroen mnlBte. Eoli5iit Geo.
u. 9olpeuS 6ottc Die @~eilteSgeger.
mart, Den GroDt bon ibrem a0rpcr
81 reiBen.
Gin 3cuge gc9eH Gopl.
tunSu III II. - ,Srl Der Dltliden
&cli5eiltntion trot Willer Wc@rou
bon Der Velntmng oeS Nlllterubootcs
"&ernon" as 3cuge aegcn Captain
Moffnton ouf melder beldrlloigt lit,
cilgeblid) Den Stnliener Hnpbael go.
rclo gcldlagcn mo gcnoltinm olli
DEM o&crnon" ieltgebaItcn 5l baben
&dd Wc8roiu's Angn6c erillfte Der
Stolicner Den Gopit1n micoerboIt UNI
hie GrlnlibniB, an 2uto gcben sll
Gi'rren, obne ieood) @e6or 5ll linden.
Ter Captain begnb iih Damn ielbit
Oil Halo, fcbrte ubcr bnlb 5tiriid uno
heItieg eit Boot, ooS ucbcn Dem
rgernon" lag. gl9 Der Stolicner Die
Stinmc ocS Gnpit1nS DDrte, ltiea ct
c6eniaQ3 aui 0no otoere Boot urlo
leltiirmte Den Gopit1n Don Nelem.
9tl5 Antluort id)leppten ibn Gopit1n
Soiinlnn mo Der Captain Oes anoe.
rCn 9ootes in oen 2aoeralm bes
rGcrnon." aur5 oorniii borte NC.
Gram, pie Ger Stalieller qeidlloaeu
muroe uno 81 gooen i%tiir5te. Seine
Siilferilie brodten Damn oie Goli5ei
oui Die geine. Wc@rom iogte, er
h0tte Dem 9%eordngten germ gebolieuL
nber hefiirftet, ouf oieielbe @eiie be.
bonoclt 81 peroen. Mc@rou iopobl,
luie Eurello iuurben ais Stuots5euacn
iur Captain Spiiman's Ero5eit ielt.
Qcbaltclt, meldler i'm 0IIu0ps0iitrifta.
@erift sur SerbnnoIung fonuncn
miro.
etncn gnten Efun sur Scr.
ltdrfung Der Boli5eimodt bot Sberit
SberloG Snonu, Der Yr1iioent Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13

Sipcrton, 81. s., If. Sftobcr.-
Die in cine Heiietuid)e %pcrpoftell ob-
geidJlittenen 9eine elmer Srau mlir-
Den bcltte IN cincm @ebiild uabe bier
ouiaeiunoen, ullb Die Toli5ci pernnl-
tibet, bub es lid) nm eiuen MorO bun'
belt. Sin Sbcil Der @lieonoBen
ipor in cine Melp.9eoforber 3citung
bonn gcitrigcn Gatlm gciuidclt, mo
Die 9eb0rbc Siebt OaraIs Den S6luB,
Dob Die Srou in &eips9eoioro crnlor-
Oct ipuroe, ltl0 DOB Der oOer Die Wor.
Der BORT Die llebcrreite 5~critildcltcl
ilnO Die Heiietnid)c nit Den @elnel
III Der lcstcn Nod)t Ourd) cinen $50
gen ober Gin Mlttonlobil bicrber brad)=
ten. Gin s(r5t, meld)cr Die geine be-
iihtigte, ertlGrt, 0ieIclbcn Ielelt bon
feincnl Mr5t mo fcillcnl Stllocltcil
Der WteOi6in BON Dem Iorpcr gctrennt
ipor0crL lonoern BON elmer gGn5lid)
iunerfobrcnen Ycriolt, iuelde cine &c.
mobnli6e iSonolG9e babel benubt 6l
boben itIcine. Ger Ar5t lit fcrner Der
Mniibt, bob Der Mtoro boditens ~
bis Is Stlnocn Dor Dem aufiinoen
Der Heiietalhe periibt mrrOe. 9iS
jlBt lit Dos SUDDEN nod onbere1
Gbeilen bcs &orpers Ser grnloroetclt
pcrgeblid gebliebcll. 0ie Heiietaifc
lit obnc ollc Snidriiten ober Worfen
ipeldc bo5u b%eitrogen fonnten, ibrcn
Gigentbiilmer 51 crn1ittelll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13
Eseitcn pcrurtbciit.

lseitcn prrurtbciit.
@nglnub, If. Oft.
c 0ptton inlo fSrau
ipeld1c am lebtcn
"gelegcntlld) elmer
zen Den Sd)asfanS.
l@eorse uerbaftet
4 5u einenl Wonar
1iporoen. 5rou
: Satin zines friibe.
te9bers Der yGailp
+ elmer @ohe ais
9ebnnolung Der se.
ettet1 ieitens Der
Steanns guthrie.
II poin lebten Gam.
tie in @eitalt zines
bas Yutonrobil oes
oas bieiigc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13
nbreu anO g%ctDotct.

fl. Sftobcr. -
f.Glerf I'M Dieiigell
t, ipilroe beutc
icrion. Z. s.. burd)
GauieS geleitetes
brcn unb gctootet.
baftct, ipdter ieood,
niien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13
Sin Yrpfciipr permiht.

Mabiion, isis, If. Sftober. -
Rrof. &. St. Scitb pom gcologiid)et
Geportement ser lluiueriitGt BON
"''~""niin, lueldler cine Sorihungs.
+" er'Sublon.9op fiibr-
iloniB bon CANADA
glcitern lid rerirrt
eret &od)cn lfon
FIR Der Grpe0ition
man feline Scbens.
altcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13
s6anriger Tnno.
NbscIdnittene 8eine einer Sran in
eiucr H%eiietaIde.

Ypli5ci bon Sipertor, g.. s., ipittert
eiuen ieniationeQen Morb. =
Sriibcrer Hobbi aus ct. 2uuis
begebt Selbltmoro in Gem- gorf.
: Gin So5iuliiteu-5 umllt III
Cos angeles. = SRI ongreBulit.
9lie0 in Baibingtun bon 9tcgcr-
Gauibploen on9efauen. - Wtadte
SIR @otbmebr Don leincm Salden'
.ueiier @cbraltdl.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13

Wubri0, #. Sftobcr. - &ros
icilor Serrcr, iriibercr Sircftor Der
moocrncn S6ule 5u Barcelona, mel
der ongcflogt mar, Der bollpti0d)Iidc
9tnltiiter bcs fiir5lidcn bortigcn gui-
IlonoeS aclueien jt lcilt, lit 5ltm Sooc
ncrurtbeilt mororn. Gr miro olt
Mittlpph gbcuo crld)oiicn mcrocL
iocnn ibm niAt in5miifen @cgnobi.
clirg 81 Sbcil miro.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-29
JACKS MINION
GOES To JAIL

Aylett, the police gambling informer
who was arrested Friday on a charge
of having stolen a pair of shoes from
one All Sun while Deputy Sheriff Rose
was making his raid on the All Kwal
gambling joint a week ago, entered a
plea of guilty before Judge Andrade on
Saturday and was sentenced to SIX
months in Jail. He acknowledged hav
ing served two years in the reform
school some time ago. 1t should be
understood that Aylett took no part
in the raid, being a member of Kala-
kiela's force, while the raid was made
without the latter's knowledge. Aylett
simply saw the chance to get a cheap
pair of shoes and took it, while the
excitement of the raid was, as he
thought, protecting him from observa-
ton.
A Japanese named Ichida, charged
with keeping his billiard parlor near
the corner of King and Alapai streets
open after 1870, entered a plea OF
guilty in the District Court Saturday
morning and sentence was suspended,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-29
SUDDEN DEATH
OF KAMAAINA

John Richard UnHland. tor thirty
five years a machlnisi bon t,e llouolu Do
Iron Works. died az $3.50 q. m sun
day az his residence in vineyard
street near Nuuanu While at work
at his lathe In the iron works Thurs
day afternoon, he sustained stroke
of paralysis from which he failed to
recover. The funeral took place at Z
O'Clock yesterday afternoon from the
Roman Catholic Cathedral
Deceased was born in Honolulu Au-
gust 81 1856, and in his youth was a
pupil OF the late Alatau 7, Atkinson.
When but a very young man he en-
tered the employ of the Honolulu Iron
Works and remained there during ali
the years since. He leaves widow
and four children Deceased was a
brother Of Mrs. Il. S. Cunha, George
+. Mcleod and Deputy Sheriff Rich
ard l.. Gilliland, of Waianae
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-29
BIC CARGO
ON SIBERIA
PACIFIC MAIL rs MAKING STRONG
EFFORT TO GET LOCAL SHIP
MENTS.

a change In the policy Of the Pacific
Mail steamship company with regard
to freight for Ibis city is noted In the
departure OF the Siberia. which sailed
Friday at ] O'Clock from San Francisco.
While the Pacific Mail announced some
time ago that freight for Honolulu
would be accepted by their vessels
there has never been a particularly
strenuous effort made by that com
pany to compete with the Oceanic. Mat
son and Americans Hawaiian companies
for the local trade, until the past few
weeks. The Siberia will bring down
500 tons of cargo for this city. the
largest shipment which has ever ar
rived here by a Pacific Mail vessel on
the regular run
The Siberia is due to arrive here Sat
urday morning and will sail for the
Orient in the afternoon of the same
day. She will bring a cargo of san
Francisco produce, such as potatoes,
beef, fruits and other commodities
which there has been an increased de-
mand for since more troops have been
stationed i nthis city.
As is told in a previous issue of this
paper the Pacific Mail considered for
short time cutting the rates between
San Francisco and this city, but find
ing that the Matson company was
ready to make still lower reduction
quit Immediately. The American-Ha-
waiian Pleiades, which arrived here on
Saturday morning was also to bring
down the rate to 81 so from So so to
meet the Pacific Mail cut, but the Anne
rican-Hawaiian did not find it neces-
sary.
The Alameda will probably suffer
more through the invasion of the local
freight traffic, than any of the other
steamers. For years she has brought
down the largest shipments of fruit
and other fresh produce, though the
Hilonian has done much of this for
the past two years Whether the
Oceanic Company will cut rates. to get
back the trade or not is something
which remains to be seen. Should this
action be taken, there would be a rate
war precipitated which would mean
low rates for a time at least for the
local merchants.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-29
UPPER
NUUANU
VALLEY

a beautiful homo aiIh over three
acres of ground including we'll kept
lawns. fruit trees and a producing gar
den
The house BE- large. well built and
fitted with al modern Improvements.
Servants quarters. with laundry, and
a fine stable for horses coz car. complete
this attractive place
The owner wisucs 90 sell his home.
For fun particulars, apply 90
Real Estate Department
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-29
FREIGHTER
REACH PORT
TWO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. YES.
Sells BRING down. LARGE
CABGOEs

The pleladcs, Captain Armstrong. of
the American-liawallan lire reached
port Saturday morning direct from
San Francisco, bringing a fun cargo
for this city The largest shipment
on board consisted Of 10000 cases OF
Kerosene. the remainder of the cargo
being general IN character and con-
sistlng of feed stuffs, cement etc She
brought ten automobiles for the Won
Hamm Young CO. and a shipment OF
thirty tons of powder, a large part
Of which was for Contractor White
house for use at the Nuuanu dam
Captain Armstrong reported a quiet
trip, the oniv vessels sighted being the
Manchuria and the Hilonian The
Pleiades sails for San Francisco direct
with sugar and other freight ON April
q.
The Virginian, one OF the crack boats
of the American Hawaiian line, Cap
tain Colcord in command, arrived Sat-
urday morning from Seattle. She
brought a large cargo for this city con-
sisting of merchandise from New York
via the Tehuantepec route and general
feed stuffs from the Northwest The
main item in her cargo was 100000 feet
Of lumber for the Alakea street dock
which is more than welcome to the
contractors who wish to hurry the
work along The Virginian will leave
this port for Eleee on Wednesday
loading sugar there and at Kahului and
Hilo and then sailing for Salina Cruz
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-29
REPRESENTATIVES
VISIT FORT RUGER

a lHue U' HDtln automobiles c1rind
lho members ot tbo House of Hepre.
sentative. jo ror Rue.r behind D.8-
mond Head uu invitation of Major D.
y Winslon O.. s. a.. roo Saturday ar-
eruoon
The Major ana others in charge of
the great mortar battery took pains TO
show the lawmakers over the works.
the knowledge thus gained being of the
utmost interest
Chairman Alfonso Of the military
committee of the House expressed the
sincere thanks of all the members TO
Major Winslow for his courtesy 90
was an impressive exhibition aud the
visitors went away feeling that. with
this mortar battery alone. Oahu could
give a pretty good account of herself
in time OF need
Kapiolani PARK was inspected. with a
view to consideration OF an appropria-
ton. superintendent of Public Works
Marston Campbell presented Speaker
Holstein with "A fresh-laid emu egg
as a souvenir or the occasion.
A call was made at the Wilcox beach
residence, below Diamond Head, and
there dainty refreshments had been
provided
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-29
ALEXANDER ! BALDWIN LTD

OFFICERS and DIRECTORS.
H. p. BALDWIN. President
J. b. CASTLE. LIST President
W. M. Alexander. End Vice President
j P. Cooke. -. Srd Vice-Pres. & Mgr.
}. Waterhouse. ..............Tr Treasurer
e. e. Paxton. Secretary
w. 0. Smith. ...............D Director
}. X. Gait. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Director
w. r. Castle. ...............D Director
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-29
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.

A spoonful of Dr. Miles Restorative
Nervine after meals for a few days is
almost sure to relieve this distressing
complaint. 1t strengthens the nerves
of the stomach, stimulates the secre-
tions and accelerates the progress of
digestion. Try it. II first bottle does
not benefit you get money back, so It
costs you nothing If it fails.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-29
HNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNl

while his forgetfuness OF asking Treas
urer Campbell for a license is being
investigated
William Aki is in the police station
booked for investigation lie appears
to have a suicidal mania Saturday
week he prepared for death, attaching
rope to the beam Of a lanai of his
mothers house and then tying the
other end around his throat. He was
stopped in time. Last Friday how
ever he got hold of bottle of poison
but again was frustrated in his at
tempt He is only youngster ana
an attempt will be made to straighten
him out
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-29
SUGAR FACTORS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com
pany.
Haiku Sugar Company.
Paia Plantation.
Maui Agricultural Company.
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
Kahuku Plantation Company.
Kakului Railroad Company.
Haleakala Ranch Company.
Honolua Ranch.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-18
EInmOns Tailoring Co.
Enlarge Their Business - Elec-
trio Pressing System Installed.

Emmons Tailoring Co. have en-
larged their business this Spring. In
addition to the large and fine line of
suitinss they make at SIS and SIS.
they have added an extra fine line Of
Imported suitings that they will make
up at So. This is the same goods
sold by high price tailors at $S5. The
connection of Emmons Tailoring Co.
with one of the largest Wooden Hous-
es in the country gives them unusual
advantage in prices.
Emmons Tailoring Co. have also in
stalled this Spring an Electric Press,
ing System This system does the
best pressing work and at low prices.
Pressing suits. 35c; trousers, l5c. Best
work or no charge.
They are also showing surprising
values in their Spring liDe.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all to look over their new Spring
styles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-18
A COUNTY UNIT BILL
Kentucky Anti-SaIoon Forces
Demand the Enactment
Of Such Statute.
ASK A SPECIAL SESSION

Louisville. KY, February 1S-By a
unanimous rising vote the delegates
to the Anti-Saloon League of Kentucky
convention, assembled here, late yes
terday afternoon adopted the resolu-
ton presented by Rev NJ. B. Adams,
pastor of the First Baptist church. of
Frankfort, urging. that Governor Will
son call an extra session of the Leg
islature to pass the county unit bill.
The Committee on Nominations
made its report, recommending the
election OF the present officers. who
are as follows: President. Rev. W. D.
Brauchamp. of Louisville: Vice Presi-
dents. DR.. E. Y. Mullins. of Louisville:
Brice Goldsborough. of Georgetown:
]. B. Adams, of Marion: Rev. Mr. Ry-
an, of Catlettsburg. and J. s. Dill. OF
Bowling Green.
Superintendent ]. W. West recon-
mended the passage of a law enforce
ment. He advocated the appointment
of a commission empowered to enter
any county where the law is being
violated. in person or through agents.
to secure evidence against the offend
ers. The fines imposed should go. he
said, toward the maintenance of this
commission. @
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-18

On the many million dollars worth
Of building owned by the United
States Government in the Panama
canal zone no insurance is carried
The government has spent $10.250, 900
in buildings in the zone, which amount
takes no account of the value of the
buildings purchased from the French,
both in the canal zone and in the re-
public of Panama, nor value of the
property in all the buildings. including
the large amount of stores. However,
the canal fire department has been