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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-05-13
EXTRA, IOWA, THURSDAY, MAY l3 1909.

Mrs. DR.. Riley was an Atlantic
caller Friday night.
Mrs. Gault and Mrs. Oldaker were
Atlantic visitors yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Bell visited
Anita frieuds few days ago.
The Danish Ladies' Aid met with
Mrs. Andrew Larsen last Thursday.
Albert Wieland was a business
visitor in Carroll the latter part of |
last week.
Mrs. Thomas returned from visit
ing her daughter in Adair County
last week.
Mrs. Stranger and youngest son
visited relatives in Atlantic Friday
and Saturday..
Alex Scott, the Bear Grove real
estate man was an Extra visitor
the past week.
Ice cream is on the market but
has received rather chilly receipt
ion 80 far in May.
Henry Benton of North Branch
returned from Chicago Friday after
marketing cattle.
Miss Lou Knox visited with At
lantic friends Friday night after at
tending the debate.
Mr.. Annie ohnson of Chicago is
visiting his brother Oscar who re
sides south of town.
Tom McClain is having some
trouble with one of his hands which
was hurt one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 81. johnson of
near Casey attended the funeral of
their nephew west of town last week.
Charley Patty bored for and found
splendid body of living water on
the Mrs. Belle Crane property last
week.
Mrs. Fred Baier of southeast Gree
ley is visiting her son Herman and
her daughter Mrs. Lou Posspel at
Watkins la.
An accident to the corn shelters
prevented the Rothschilds Grain
Company from Flashing their
Smelling last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Andrews of Oma-
ha arrived here Tuesday and we
understand will again take up their
residence among us.
Mrs. Wesley Stetzel and child re-
siding on Rural Route ] Audubon
visited at the W. j. Lancelot home
between trains Saturday.
Randall Hunter was visiting
friends in Extra Saturday. At pre-
sent he is troubled with his eyes
causing him to wear blue gogglee
MIR. John Oliver of Audubon, for
years foreman on the Stuart ranch
made business visit to this town
Saturday mis- first visit for over 20
years.
Z. G. Conrad, the veteran shoe
dealer since IA, of Atlantic died at
his home one day last week in his
18th year. The funeral was held on
Friday.
The abscess on the neck of Mr.
Fowler which caused him much
suffering this winter again broke
out and Uncle William suffers ac-
cordingly.
MIR. Bell of Nebraska relative of
the Rich Brothers north of town
was visiting them last week and
showing up the auto business to
some of the farmers.
Stranger, Johnson and Nelson
have purchased the neck yoke and
appliances belonging from the man
ufacturing Co. of Atlantic and ad
ded that industry to their business.
Mr.. Levi Parrot residing miles
south of town was trausacting busi-
ness Saturday in Extra. He has
been ill good part of the winter
and oblidged to keep indoors most
of that time.
Mr.. III. p. Hansen went TO ColfaX
Friday returning with his wife
Tuesday. She had an operation
/ performed on the tonsils of the
throat while there from which she
is just recovering.
Murder and Suicide
Herman Rohrer, an aged German
| and his son.iD-law August Lass
| lived together on the latters farm
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-05-13

Geo. l.. Knapp of Newton here
today the guest of j. B. Rem
dleman.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18
Uczmy dztec1 nasze czytat.
pisa6 | movie pc polsku!
Gruszki ma wierzbie.
Gag da]szy.

Pc kongresie wiedehskim
W r. 1915 zapanowa}o " Of
czyznie mojej powszechne
zniechecenie; smutek nape1-
NAL serca wszystkich pa
tryotycznych Holendr6w.
Wiemy 0 tenn sami, przyzna-
ia to take oScienni, jestes-
my narodem dzie]nym, kt6-
rego cnoty j p%rzymioty VI
niczem ang]o-sakso6skim ME
ustepuja| Mimo to jesteSmy
skazani ma uduszenie W cias-
nych za]amach Renu, ma
skrawku ziemi, kt6rykmy
niegdys morzu wydarli. Me
wolno nam sic. mno5yc, ME
wolno ziemi. zaludniac swo-
jem ~potomstwem, rloweln
rumianem a meznem.' Pro-
bowalismy kilkakrotnie "a
jac DUE a puste za1norskie
obszary W kt6rychbysmy
mogli za}ozyc ludne kolonie,
zabezpieczajace pr1ysz}o6t
naszej rasy. Pokaza}o sic jed.
max niestety, re mas jest "a
malo, re sic ME mozemy
angielskiej oprzec przemocy
W s~iedemnastym wieku wy
darto nam te la9npstyka6skie
wyb1zeza, ma kt6fych sic
Nory York DIS. wzno.
ii. Ma poczatku dziewiet-
nastego wielu powt6rl {.
sic kleska, utracili6my na
4SS$e. a@&, as a. -; .;s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

by sic nieuzyteczna W sku-
lex ~naszlamowanego piasku.
Ola tego Rad usilnie sta
"a sic 0 izachowanie Helu
pred n~aporemmorza. w lynn
.celu zak]ada ma brzegu pol
nocnym wei ochrony DAM
a srodek zalesia. Poch}ania
to ogromne sunny. Wyzna-
czono ma ten eel ] miliona
marek. Zalesienia hektar
kosztuje 200 marek. Jezeli
sic zwaza re rybacy ma wys-
pie prawie zadnych podat'
k6w ME plaza, ami pahstwo-
wych AMI koscielnych, przy-
znac trzeba re TO jest mai
drozszy szmat ziemi opr6cz
Helgo]andu, W pa1stvie ME"
mieckim.
II.
Hell jest zamieszka}y przez
dwje odrebne narodowoSci j
tax juz cd wicklow ,by{o. Iud-
nose He'll (niasta) jest O.
wangjelicka a ludnost wiej'
ska jest katolicka, osiad}a W
czterech wsiach: W Bore
(Danziger Heisternest) " Jas
tarni, Kusfeldzie i Ceynowie.
We lud katolicki z niemcami
ewangielikami. niema zadnej
stycznosci t}umaczy sic tenn,
re sa pred zieIeni 2 milowa
|przestrzenia .pokryta lasem.
Jest pog}oska re dawniej ia
tel teraz pustej przestrzenl
istnla}y take drobniejsze O.
sadly o kt6rych teraz ME ma
sladu ami historycznych da.
nych.
Element kaszubski jest
nieprzystepny ola wp}yw6w
wewnetrznych. Prey wierze
i kosciele stoja wiernie. W
Bore na]iczono pomiedzy
406 mieszkancami W 1906 r.
tylkc jednego niemca. Ina
czej sic ma rzecz, edy sic Ka.
scuba doYtanie W otoczenie
niemieckie n. p. do Hell, ma
fen czas }atWO ginie ola ma
rodu i WARY.
Osady ma Helu ~powsta}y
luz pred wielu laty. Powia-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

daja, re powstafy ma wz6r o.
sad kozackich, ze Hell byf
pewnego rodzaju "refugium
peceatorum" rodzajem Siczy,
Lecz to tylko pc czesci zga-
dza sic z prawda. Hell zosta}
za1ozony re strony ]adu, o
czem swiadczy pokrewien-:
stwo mowY. Mieszka1cy tru-
dnili sic Z poczqtku ryboio'
stwem i rozbojem, nawet W
ten czas gdy iuz chrzesciah.
stwo tam zaprowadzoao. Naj
starsza osada jest Hell, polo
zouy ma samym kohcu poi
wyspu. Tu ksiazeta pomor-
soy osiedlili rybak6w ME-
mieckich i cd tego czasu da-
tuje tn narodowosc niemiec-
ka. Podczas wojen szwedz-
kich p%ierwotna Hela zgine}a
a nova Hela dosta}s sic pod
%panowanie kr6la Zygmunta
l. kt6ry ia Gda1szczanom
podarowal. Cd tego czasu
gubifa Hela ma znaczenlu az
do roku 1896. W tym. to CA
sic wybudowano tn port.
kapiele i teraz nastqpi1 zwrot
{ ma lepsze.
~.
Osady kaszubskie zas So
niezawodnie znacznie MOD
see. Najnowsza osada jest
Ceynowa. Domy W tym csa'
dach maja tel zupefni9 in
nv charakter nizeli W Hell.
Dc domu mieszkalnego przy-
(Ciag dalszv ma stronie 5tej.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18
LISTY z KASzUB
SZkiC o Helu.

Jak %prawdziwy kaszuba,
.chcac przyjsc do AdamoWe-
90 raju odbyc musi przynaj-
raz W 3yclu .pie]g1zvm-
Ike do kaszubskiej Jerozoli.
my, czyli M. Kalwarya weihe-
rowska, takzprawdziwy tn:
rysta, mifo6nik Kaszub ME
mimic ma owej wedrowce He
lu. Zaciekawia 60 niety]ko
to wyjatkowe gieografi9zne
poiozenie p61wyspu kt6re-
mu lax Polska. szeroka niema
podobnego, lecz wiecej po-
60 do tego-owe div
ne powiesci .anegdoty, badz
pisane badz ITO krazace W
ludzie, dajace tel czesci zie-
mi chsrakter fantastycznY.
Wedrowiec idac do pol
wyspiarzy juz pred
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

tenn wyrobi} sobie Q Mich O.
braz f ntastyczny W dzi-
wnym ko]orycie. Mimo to, re.
urok tego obrazu prysmie,
skoro ~rzeczywiscie postawi
noge ma piaski helskie, to je-
dnakowoz obraz rzeczywisty
Helu ME mniej wyjatkowe
robi wrazenie.
Jest to obraz o dziwnie
prostych a silnych liniach 2.
tym kaszubskim niebem,
morzem, riaskiem i lodem. 4
ia refleksya rozpocza}em ma
~wedr6wka helska Cd Wielkiej
wsi (grossendorf) zmierza-
JAG przez Ceynowe, Kusfe]d,
Jastarnia, Dor do K.ohca, to
jest do Hell. Zaraz ma poczat-
ku widzia1em, re zrezygno-
wac mi trzeba re wszystkich
pieknych widok6w jake da-.
je i sliczne wybrzeze kaszub-
skie, DO dzieh by} mglisty,
tax, il morze pokry}o sic
szarym kirem, a kepy ka-
szubskie, jake pobliskie Swa-
newo i Puck nieomal zupe}-
ME ginely we mgle. lynn
wiecej wypadalo zwr6ci6 mi
uwage ma gieografia i ma ]u-
dnoSc sama i jej spos6b zy-
cha.
Powstanie Helu trzeba thu
maczyc tenn, IL piaski p{yna-
CO W poludniowym kierunku
noszone pradem Wis}y przy
zetknieciu sic z poprzek bic
zqcym -pradem mora opodal
Rozewia (tutaO opad}y, u
|:tworzy}y naprz6d rafy, cze-
go potworzy}y sic wyspy, ma
reszcie jeden p6lwysep. y
! lynn procesle Swiadczy mai
nowsza mapa Helu, gdzle
jest naznaczonych
I.szesc poszczeg6]nych wysp.
|D}ugos6 Helu cd Wie]giej wsi
al do Hell wynosi 80 KIM,
szerokosci 1, wzglednie
kim. Vice Hell ma podobieh-
;stwo do d}ugiej pa}ki. Pol"
;wysep ten ma wielkie INA
;czenie ola zeglugi Gdahska,
igdyz W przeciwnym razle
Gala zatoka Gda6ska sta}a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

Przyladku Dobrej Nadziei:
kolonie, rokujaca najlcpsze
nadzieje. Wszystkim opadly
rece. Czarna brala rozpacz.
Ma szczescie zy} " Am.
.sterdamie wielki patryota !
wielk! uczony. Najp6zniej-
SEE pokolenia beda 70
c7cia w%spominat imie pro-
fesora Van Humbug, DO je-
mu to zawdziec2a~ nar6d pew
nose, re sic ME udusi, ze
ME wymrze, re nova ho~
.lenderska bedzie rozbrzmle-
wac ma szerokich ladach.
Byf to przedewszystklem
niezr6wnany m~atematyk,
kt6ry swoja wiedze po6wie-.
Gil dobru narodu swego: Zro-
bill wiekopomne odkrycie, a
wyrzekl sic chwa}y, wiedzac
'ze tym sposobem lepiej. Of
czy6nie sluzy. Zapomoca ma
.tematycznej% sformuly, do kt6.
rel klucza szukac trzeba W
.. v]og-xV 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

wyrachowa}, .ze duly lad, a
w}aSciwie ogromna wyspa ]e-
zy ~pomiedzy 80 a 40 stop
MEM szeroko6ci po}udnio-
wei, a pomiedzy 181 a III
stopniem d}ugosci ma "a
ch6d cd Greenwich, a zatem.
jak sic pa6stwo o TEN pre-
|kona6 mozecie, W czwartym
rozmiarze. Van Hlmbug wy
rachowa} dalej, iakim sposo-
benz MONA sic. by}o .dostat
ma te wyspe, i zwierzy1 sic
z %tajemnica pred swoim
rzadem. Radzi} wys1ac ma
lad CIV W czwartym. roz-
miarze kolouie holenderska,
kt6ra bezpiecznie ]td :ca}y
.zajmie ! zaludni, dyab}a zje-
dza Anglicy, MIN sic tam do
stana.
Tu socyalista rrzerwa}
opowiadanie wo}ajac: .nSko-
no chodzi o lad po}ozony W
czwartym .rozmiarze, WIEN
juz ~ Fan cheese mas ura.
czy6 bajka - przepraszam
~przypowiescia, i re dowie-
my sic ME O tenn, co jest,
tylko o tenn, co sic PAM
zdaje."
Czuc byfo W g1osle soeya-
listy cos ria ksztalt urazy.
Mfody urzedoik ME zmienit
postawy, ale odpowiedzia}
%stanowczo, tax prawie, ja;8.
by 20 niedowiarstwo obu~
rza}o: ,,Ja panu powiadam,
re W tel kolonii bawiiem rok
ca}y, pred dwoma laty; a
jestem tax samo przekonany
o prawdzie tego, co bede
opowiada}, jak pan o slusz-
no6ci-~ i zbawiennosci zasad
spo}eczpych, kt6re g}osisz.
Vice pan ME masz prawa
niedowierzac. Zreszta niedo-
:wiarstwo pahskie mnie DIE
wi, TO mialem pana "a ez}o-
wieka :postepowego, i to
bardzo; tymczasem widze, 20
pan ME wierzysz we wszech-
moe nauki, przeznaczcnej
zapewni6 przysz}ych poko-
len, 0 jakiem sic nam ME
snilo. Kazdy m%atematyk god
ny tego imienia przypuszcza
istnienje czwartego rozmia-
iru przestrzeni, kt6rego my
dostrzedz ME mozemy.
A skadze masz pan prawo
watpi6 0 tem, ze nauka to-
go niedolestwa naszego ME,
usunie j ME sprawl, ze sic
bedziemy sWobodnie pc
czwartym rozmiarze poru.
sac? Pytam sic, sad. pan,
masz to prawo?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

miala."
,,Prosze: slucham", rzek1a
feministks.
! "A zatem,' prawi} mlody
urzednik, %uflotyla 2 emigran-
.tami i pastorami zajechaia
szczesliwie do miejsca prze~
znaczenia " czwartym roz-
miarze. Trzeba byio w6wczas
ma to az czterech miesiecy,
przy pomyslnym nawet VIE
trze, E pastorowie ca1y czas
prawie byli zajeci dawaniem
5lub6w. Znalazlszy lad szu-
kany, wyladowano u ujscia
wspanialej ;rzeki, nazwanej
Van Humbugsstrom, i tam
zalozono pierwsza osade ma
nowym ladzie. Kazdej MILO
doj parze wyznaczono pas
L. . r. "- i" -. -~--
brzegu, a madame prawo u.
prawiania ca}ej ziemi rozcla-
gajacej sic Cd tego pasu W
kraju: Ziemia, kt6ra pa
ra mloda zdobedzie mia}a
przej6c. ma ::w}asno6c jej ME.
ograniczona; a ~te ziernie i
zdobyte ma niej dostatki,
mia}y po rodzicach dzieci,
po lrzodkach ~rotomkowie
najdalsi dzied1iczyc. Dodano
kazdei pare -oeadnik6w cos
byd}a, przywiezionego z Ho,
landyi i rome narzedzia.
M}odziez wzieia sic z zapa.
lem do staw;ania domu,
stajni, stodo}y,: do karczo-
wanna lasu i "%uprawiania TO-
Ii. Me5czyzni pracowali ME-
z~mordowanie, a zony ich
troska}y sic 0kolo domr:
ogrodu. Wkr6tce puszcza
bezludna zamieni1a sic W
kwitnaca niderlandzka osade.
Kraj posiada klimat bar
dzo uroezy~z4ekka ~zima, a
umiarkow:anie goracem la
tenn, podobny do klimatu
Madeiry: 70 tez ciessv sic
bujna, tropikalna wegeta-
eva, a mimo to: rodzi obfite
europejskie pl69ndy!1.. ~Mn6stHo
rozmaitego "zwierza zamiesz~
kuje. puszcze i stepy, mn6-
stwo: pstrego zptactwa siada
ma ga}eziach drew pokry-
tych wspanialym kwiatem.
Wog6le flora j fauna maja
rharakter poludniowo azya-
tycki. Tenn bardziej mcze to
przyrodnika zastanowic, re
niemasz wcale ma}p w}asci-
wych; Jest zaledwie kilka
bardzo ma}ych poa}piatek.
Pow6d tego: zjswiska jest
dis znany, ale mole bye
dopiero p6zniej wyluszczony.
Gag dalszy nastapl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

rial tylko zpod Okla ma Ho.
ale oredownica praw
niewie6cich wyda}a entuzya:
westchnienie; wy
SEA intuicya niewiesciego u
myslu %wpraWia}a ia W unie-
sienie ma mys) o mistycz>
nej a nieograniczonej pote-
DE nauki; chodzi}a JUL W
my6li pc czwartym rozmia-
re. Soeyalista s]ucha} odtad
W milczeniu; z%acinajac ty}ko
czasem usta; feministka by
la Gala ucheh j pr7erywaia
cd czasu do czasu opowia-
DAME entuzyastyczna uwaga.
Holender ciagnaf dalej
swoje opowiadanie. Rick:
,,Rzad holenderski, W UNA
niu niepospolitej .zasfugl
wielkiego matematyka, posta-
nowi1 z;g6rv, re nova ko~
:lonia miala sic nazywac Van
.Humbugsland. Ably mog1a
ma prawde spe}nic swoje "a
DAME, %uchwalono, ze koloni-
stami NIGGA bye tylko milo:
dzi ludzie; wybrano diva ty-
STAGE dziewic i tyluz m1o~
dzie6c6w, i kazano i'm je~
chac " SWAT daleki, ma die
sieciu statkach W tym celu
~wyekwipowanych Ami star
cy, ami dzieci ME mieli brac
udzia}u W wyprawie: All ma
wet ludzie, kt6,zy sic JUL W
Holandyi pozeuill. z dobra.
nych stade}; zwiazanych nil
loscia %prawdziwa, mia}o sic
move .pokolenie >nowym
juz rodzi6 kraju. Tenn pre-
dzej sic zaaklimatyzuie, tenn
razniej sic rozroSnie. Pr6cz
mlodziezy p}cl obojga, tylko
peuna ilosc pastor6w siadfa
ma statki emigracyjne, ce.
lem bogooojnego kojarzenia
stade1. Pastorowie CT mieli
zreszta W m}odej kolonii
]sprawowa6 rzady, przewodni:
czyc zgroma1 zeniu wszyst.
'kich mezczyzn, przyobleczo:
menu W moe prawodawcza.
Nova kolonia mia1a trwa6
zupe}nem odosobnieniu
sic cieszy6 zupeina
.prawie autonomia. Tylko raz
ma kwarta} mia} ia odwiedzic
stack holenderski, przywo.
ziacy z Europy niezbedne to-
wary; tylko co dziesiec lat,
;urzednik z ministerstwa 'ke-
nawiedza Van Hum
bugslapd i bawi tam przez
rok, poucza mieszkahc6w 0
wynalazkach, jake
W 5wiecie poczyniono, bada
gruntownie stosunki kraju i
potrzeby spolecze6stwa, i o:
wlszystkiem sk}ada rapport W
Hadze. ia mialem szczescie
bye ostatnim takim wys1a1-
Gem rzadu holenderskiego i
wskutek togo moge wszyst-
ko . tym kraju opoWie.
dziec."
! F'eministka wtracfla: ! ~
togo, co pan ma wstepie mad.
mieniles, wien, re mimo od-
osobnienia swego, kraj noWy
otrzasl hie:z przesadow i BIZ
U0torvi nOcZatk6w sWOich.:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18
NASH AGE;NCI.

Upowa1nieni 50 do kolektowania
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasl agenei mieitcowi:
ASHTON. 'Nebt.: Mich MendyE
BRENNAN Tex. w. Kowalski
COLUMBUS, Nebr., w ktor rarasinsk
FRIED. N. Oak D. F. S%zarkowski
GRANVILLE, S. Dsk:, Jozef Gruba = -
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Michal Mish.
Aelen, Wis, Teofl Derdowsk
1ANTqCOKE, Pa F.. Jablonsk
NEW WAvERLY, Tex. F, F. Proch
OAK HILL, Mich, St PogorzeIski :,
GREENHOUSE, Mimi, A.. J. Kulas
BREMOND. Tex. Jan Fan
WARSAW. NJ. d. Teodor Wvsocz
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-22
JAS. F. MORGAN.
S5T Kaahumanu st.
Corner Of
LiIiha and WyIIie SITS.

Really the finest residence section in
Honolulu.
Situate on The northwest corner there
is a large lot, fenced and containing
several small cottages. To improve this
place, and at the same time give you
an opportunity to possess one of the
grandest residence sites possible, I have
divided the block into lots of them
50x150 each and one, the corner lot, is
70x159 IT. I would like to sell these
to home-builders, but anyone having the
coin viii be welcomed at
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-22

tickets they were surrendered to the
picket. If they had none the picket
manfred their names and took them
down. The names of all who passed
the pickets, whether with or without
tickets. was entered in a book so that
each entry showed whether the party
passed had ticket or not. "
Roads Guarded
An affidavit by Buntaro Tagawa
states .tthat all persons of japanese
nationality going to said Waipahu
from Honolulu, from said Waipahu
branch Of said Higher Wage Associa-
ton located at Honolulu, have pass
or ticket giving the name of the hold
er thereof and the length of time dur
ing which he may remain away from
Honolulu. That said tickets or passes
are taken up Immediately upon the
holders arriving at Waipahu and not re-
turned to him. until the expiration OF
his leave of absence In the event OF
the holder of ticket or pass oyerstay-
ing his leave, he is requested TO return
to Honolulu or obtain an extension
of his leave and in the event OF his
refusal to do so and his intention to
90 back to work he is threatened with
bodily harm, as are persons without
passes.
The fact that the roads leading from
Waipahu on the Honolulu and EVA
side of Waipahu are guarded night and
dav by pickets and the fact that the
picketing has continued in fact OF the
direct injunction of the court is also
testified to by the Tagawa. An English
translation of the pass that is issued
by the Higher Wage Association is at
tested to by S. Sheba, editor OF the
Hawaii Shinpo, as follows:
"The above named men are granted
travelling permission for imminent bust
ness. provided this is good only this
day
The Endorsement on the back OF the
pass reads as follows:
Permitted to go out of town.
The Waipahu Higher Wage Association
Office for resident members.
It is plain that clear case OF the
violation of the injunction has been es-
tablished by the attorneys for the
Oahu Sugar Company and that Judge
Robinson will in all probability so de-
eide on Saturday.
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.F|L|P|NOs ARRIVED
ON STEAMER KOREA

Forty-fve Filipinos, the first of those
who are to come to go to work on the
plantations, arrived on the Korea Tues
day from the Orient and are now in
quarantine on Quarantine Island They
will have to stay there seven days from
the time Of arrival before being re-
leased and allowed to come into the
city.
OF the forty-five, all are men except
three The quarantine doctors say that
they are about like the average run Of
Tilininos, small in size, about the same
as the insfallfnent from our Far East
ern possessions that was brought here
year or two ago.
As soon as they are released from
quarantine they will be brought into
the city to be sent out to the planta-
tions to which they are assigned
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raternal Meeting
HAWAIIAN LODGE NO. q. 2. D
A. Fl.

THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL
meeting of Hawaiian Lodge No. Fl, i.
and A. NJ, at it's hall, Masonic Temple,
corner of Hotel and Alakea streets,
THIS Thursday EVENING, July p,
1909, at 1880 O'Clock.
WORK IN THIRD DEGREE.
Members of Pacific Lodge, Oceanic
Lodge, and all visiting brethren, are
fraternally invited TO attend.
BY order Of the W. M.
K. R. G.. WALLACE,
Secretary.
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At Auction

A beautiful home The house is in
good repair, almost as good as new,
and well built. The grounds are large,
100x250, and are covered with all kinds
Of fruit trees, which are bearing fruit.
1t is situated in the best residence
section of Honolulu, 1908 Keeaumoku
street. House contains four bedrooms,
parlor, diningroom, bath, kitchen, pan
try and lanai; hot and cold water, gas
and electric light. Servants quarters
are very large, good stable, modern
chicken house and pigeon loft. The
owner is going to leave town, so will
sell this beautiful place, including
chickens and pigeons (about 200) at
auction upset price of $4,000, on Sat
urday, the 31st of July, 1909, at II
o clock, at the auction rooms of
JAS. F. MORGAN.
857 Kaahumanu St.
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Fraternal Meetings

raternal Meetings
peLYNxsLA EMoAhgPMEaT no. 1.
I. O. O. r.
zsxssasu Meets every Hrst and third Friday
49, - Of the month. at 1880 p. n. In
odd Fellows Hall. Fort Street:
Visiting brothers cordially invited
". ELLERBRoCK, C. P.
T.. L. LA PIERRE, Scribe.
wxcEnsroR LODGE no 1. I. o. o. ?.
.saasxEass. Meets every Tuesday evening, NJ
7:so, In Odd Fellows Hail. Fort
Street Visiting brothers cordi-
ally invited to attend
NJ w. TSCHUDI, n. G..
L. L. LA PIERRE, Sec'y.
MARMoKY LODGE NO. 8. I. o. o. z.
zssFssSzszz Meets every Monday evening, st
7:s0 in Odd Fellows HALL Fort
- Street. Visiting brothers cOrdt-
ally invited to attend.
T. D. WICKE, n. G.
Q. r. HENDRY, See'y.
PACIFIC REgEKAH LODGE no. /.
]. o. o. r.
.sEss. Meets every second and fourth
T Faln15sassH Hail VISITING isH Rebsks 6s
are cordially invited to attend
FREIDA Won BERG, n. G..
ALICE NICHOLSON, Seey.
OLIVE SRANoa RE1EKAH LoDaE no. .,
I. o. o. T.
Meets every nrst and third
Thursday; q 7;so ?: M in odd
are cordially invited to attend
SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, n. G.
ALEXANDRA BATH. Sectv.
OCEANIC LODGE NO. s71. r. A. H.
q hsets on the las: Monday of each
~#Nev month, at Masonic Temple, at 1880 D.
w IA. Visiting brethren are cordially in
r. q. BEMRosE. W. M.
W. Il. GOETZ, secy.
LEAH CHAPTER NO. 2. o. e. 9.
q Aests every third Monday of each
Xxx Temple visiting sisters aad brothers
are cordislly invited to attend.
ANNA s. WRIGHT, W. M.
Adelaide M. WEBSTER.
Secretary.
LHz ALOHA CHAPTER NO. s. o. IS.
q Meets at the Masonic Temple every
~ second Saturday of each month. at
srs are cordially invited to attend.
MINNIE RHOADS,, w
MARGARET LIsHMAN, secy.
HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. i, PYTEIAN
SISTERS.
seTpA Meets every first and third tuesday
aRAst T:So p. m; At Knights of Pythiss
S.SRa5 Eam. Fort and Beretsa ala streets. All
SSS9q visitors eordislly invited to attend.
~ AIMEE BlCKNELL, M. E, @,
sALLIE L. WILLIAMS, Z. r.. g.
OAHU LODGE NO. I, z. or
Meets every hrst and third Friday at
S9A eerstanis and Fort streets .'' visiting GGth
49, hrethers cordially invited to attend.
F. R. NUGENT, c. C.
- Z. GOsLING, K. OF Il. & 8.
wTrLrAM Mckinley LODGE NO. 8,
So Meets every second and fourth satur.
E@A Gay evenlnA at 1880 o'clock. in
sxxes Pythisn Han, corner Beretanis and
%w ally invited 20 attend:
f. M. MeGREW, G. G.
E. A. JACOBSON, <. r. s.
eousT oAasoEs NO. $40. :. Q. ::
4 Meets every second and fourth Tues.
& " San Antonio Hall, vineyard street.
~ Visiting brothers cordially invited to
&kA GAsPAR SILVA, C. e.
M. G. PACHECO. F. 8.
CANOES CIRCLE NO. gao. O. O. r.
Nests every second and fourth Thurs
4 dky of each month, at 7:S0 D. M, In
San Antonio Hail. Vineyard street.
~ Visiting companions are cordially in
"a vited to attend.
A8A MRS. II. L. PEREIRA, G. G.
MR.. L. 4. PERRY, T. 8.
oouRT LUNAL.ILo No $500. A. o. r.
Meets every Arst and third Wedres-
/ 4 day evenings OF each month, ut 1880
" p. M, in Pythian Hall, corner Fort
xxE4 andhBeretsnix streets. Visiting b-oth-
sd srg cordially invited.