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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-03
KIub zaIoten.

Minuly ctvrtek byl zde zalozen
telocvicny klub s. clenstvem "a.
Sin Jana Sturnly byla pronajmuta
ktera Sc opatfi rGznymi aphraty.
Ufednfci jsou: Jan hostel pfedse-
da. AL Jezewski, tajemnik; Frank
Frana, pokladnik. Ke klubu Sc
maze pridati kazdy mladik nebo
muz zachovale povesti. Ocekava
Sc, Re pozdeji Sc pfivtelf jine odbo-
ry; jake jsou debaty, zfizenf kni-
hovny a pod. vzdelavacf 1cely.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-03
Prof. BurreII Dude zde.

DIR. Burrell, professor nemocf
OFF, usf, nosu a chftanu, 3 Creigh-
ton koleje v Omaze, Dude v Ora.
dovne dr.. Blfzka v sobotu odpole
dine, a v nedeli a v pondelf rano
IL, 13 a IA. bfezna, kde Dude ope-
rovati ma zminene nemoci a prohli
zeti oGi. KIDD chce vyuzitkovati
teto ffdke pfilezitosti byti lecenu
znamenitSm profesorem, necht Sc
nynf pfihlasf u dr.. Blfzka.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-03
BELLIES OF DIFFERENT NATIONS

The Turkish imparts a faint
blush tint to nails and teeth.
The ladies' of Macassar paint their
'eeth red and yellow alternately.
The Tahiti girl. TO acquire a fiat.
broad nose, sleeps with a compress on
ii.
The Arab woman paints her brows
% as to give them the appearance VI
meeting above her nose
The Paraguay girl eradlcates her
yebrows. declaring that she does not
Wish to resemble n whiskered man.
Bellies OF certain Am~azoninn tribes
rave co~ne-shaped skulls. which are Oh
aimed ty wearing a mold on the head
rom babyhood until maturity.
Refuse TO 90 craxr over politics.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-03

Pf. Jana Fejfar 2 Lesterville bu
de mfti v Tdbofe vystavu dam
skych klobouki v nedeli ID. a 90.
bfezna a 3. a 10 dubna, v budov9
pr. Pobudov6. Danny jsou uctive
zvany by Sc ma vystavu dosaavily.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-03

Most pres Chotean Creek byl
podemlet vodou We stfedu a sfftil
Sc. Nasledkem Gehoz vlaky We
ctvrtek pc linii nejezdily. Nahle
tepla poslednfch par dnf budou
miti zhoubny 1einek ma trate. :
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-03
DOMACI ZPRAVY.

AL. P. Roknsek byl v Dante ma
zacatku tydne n%avstevou.
Josef Melichar a ]. G. Bouska
byli v Yankton We stfedu.
Pr. Jos. Hrusky a dcera Emma
byly v Yankton We stfedu.
JOS. Hakl byl n&vstevou u svych
rodiGl v Yankton We stfedu.
ManSele Will Machovy byli OBJ
dafeni hosikem minuly patek.
Will Pfsek Sc nastehoval ma far
mu stareho Welfa tento tyden.
Kupuji vejce pro Hanford spoil.
a platim "a ne hotove. A. j. No
wax.
Andrew Weidenbach z Geddes
byl zde "a obchodem minuly pa
tex.
Petr Petfik cd Wagner byl zde
navst9vou u rodiGn ma zacatku
tydne.
AID. A.. Peterka a jeho svakr E
Peterka byli navstevou v Dante v
1tery.
Tento tyden zapocali titat hejna
kacnen ma sever, prvni to znamka
blsziciho Sc lara.
j. j. RezaG a Jan Matuska byli
v Sioux City ma vystave automo-
bili ma zacatku tSdne.
Pr. Jana Jandy a dcera Frantis-
ka byly v Yankton navstevou ma
zacatku tydne.
Martin Kocmich Sc odstehova|
ma svojf farmu u Avon. BydleI
pred tim u Scotland.
Drazby ma farme j. J. Nolla 81
sdGastnil velky pocet lidu a vst
pfineslo slusnou cenu.
Pi. James Bednafe odjela do 0
maby v pond6lf do nemocnice
Pr. Blfzkova j do~provazela.
Rich. Celmer a Karel MachaGel
cd Utica byli navstevou v Chas
Mix okresu ma zaGatku tfdne.
Jos. j. Peska koupil 40 akr1 pi
kneho pozemku cd w. Harrison'
u Bon Homme minuly tyden.
V Lesterville, patrn6 obdrzf je'
tx jednn venkovni dopravu posty
Doposavad tam NELL jen iednu.
Pr. DIR. Blfzka Sc vratila minul,
patekis pr. FIR Souhrady a 81. Ri
zenou Farovou jez byly v nemoc
nici Omaze.
C. G. Blachnik Sc odstehoval n,
svojf farmu 2H mile vychodn6 OF
Neuberg kde zffdf svij domov
Jeho adresa je Scotland, route l..
Slavny mesic bfezen Sc dostavi
Sc %slunecnfm svitem a teplem, Z
vsechen snfh, ktery byl nasfm spo
leGnikem jiz pet m9sfcd prasknu
do bot.
Anton Stava z Able, Neb. sen
pfijel ma navst9vu k ro9icIm W
stfedu a zaroveh by 81 prohlid
krajinu S 1myslem Sc zde usaditi
Pravil re zdejsf obilf je test a lep
81 nezli v Nebrasce.
Sest m6sicI stara dceruska mai
zeln Thos V. Kortanovtch zemfe
la v pondeli ma zanst pile. Pohfe1
decka Sc odbyval We stfedu ma ka
tolickem hfbitove We mGst9 "a hoj
: neho Icastenstvf.
/ Pr. Anna Smithova zemfela mi
nulou stfedu seslosti vekem We st
/ ri II rokG. Pohfeb Sc odbyva
! ma hfbitove 6 mil jiho vychodn
ed mssta v pond9li. Zesnula S
! narodila v N9mecku, a do tohot
statu pfiiela Sc sym manzelem
lamoc Smitham MED 40 rOkv nc
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-03

Hledajf sc
John Stspan
kresfch Bon
South Dakot
Kdo by vedd
jicf Sc vys{
laskave uved
du0UO 11Ol"q
ton, s. D..
dictvi pc zen
Vincentovi \
Chs
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-03

Refuse to go crazy over politics.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
ALDERMAN UP AS CRATER
Say VoIk1nan Demanded Money
for License Renewal.

Michael j. Eolkman, Alderman from
the 22d Aldermanic District, sat in the
Harlem Police Court yesterday morning
watching the arraignment of Edward
Cruise, temporary clerk in the Bureau of
Elections, on the charge Of extortion.
Cruises bail had just been fixed at $1,000.
when Volkman was arrested on the same
charge and held in the same bail Both
prisoners Will be examined on Tuesday.
Davis BarisCh is a one-legged vender of
papers. who has a stand at Third avenue
and S4th street. When his yearly license
expired. on Wednesday, some one told him,
he charges il would cost $500 to get IL re-
newed. He decided il would be wise to
explain to Francis Y. Oliver, of the Bureau
of Licenses, that he couldn't afford that
much He did. Mr.. Oliver gave him four
marked so bills and two detectives
With this help Barisch made arrange
ments TO comply with the demand. 1t
was Cruise who walked into the hands of
the detectives, who allege that they found
the marked money upon him. He was
taken to the East SSth street station.
Rarisch alleges that Cruise was only
60 between for the Alderman. That is
why he made complaint against the
latter also.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
TWO BOYS COAST INTO AUTO
Both Hurt-Tried with Seaman's S
Chauffeur to Avert Crash.

Alexis Ensign, nine years old, Of No.
Col West 1S4th street, son of a hotel
manager, and his chum, James Golden.
twelve years old, Of No COS West 111th
street, were badly injured last evening
when a bobsled on which they were
ccasting was hit by an automobile at
18th street and Broadway. Young En-
sign is in the Washington Heights Hos
pital suffering from internal injuries.
Golden is at his home being cared for
by his mother, a trained nurse.
With about twenty other youngsters
the boys went out yesterday afternoon
when school was over to enjoy the sled
ding. They went TO the steep hill which
forms the block on 1S1th street, between
Broadway and wadsworth avenue.
The bobsled used by the victims of the
accident was the fastest in the section.
With Alexis steering it started down the
hill followed by five other sleds. A cry
Of warning went up. Young Ensign
saw the large touring car owned by Mrs.
Frank C Seaman of Yonkers. which
was bound north and approaching the
corner.
To avoid crash the boys put their
feet to the road. and the bob slackened
up 1t turned half around and ran on
the Broadway trolley tracks. At the
same time c. H. Bailey, chauffeur for
Mrs Seaman who was in the car, put
on his brake and tried to steer out Of
the way His car skidded halfway
around, however. and struck the sled
The two boys were thrown twenty feet
along the street.
Bailey was ordered to appear in court
this morning to answer To a charge Of
operating the machine without q state
license
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
SINGER S MARRIAGE ANNULLED
Wife Questioned Validity Here of Her
Husband S Divorce

Justice Garretson, of the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn, gave Mrs Mary Ellen Wells. the
church singer, yesterday a decree annulling
her marriage with Charles Wells. an auto
mobile and lubrioating oil manufacturer. of
Chicago. The couple were married at Chi
cago on November >. 1902. Soon after they
moved 10 New York and took up their home
in Harlem. Afterward Mrs. Wells dis
covered that her husband had been d.
vorced by his first wife, Mrs. Abbie H.
Wells, on grounds that would not admit or
absolute divorce in this state. and de-
cided that her marriage was illegal.
She began action for annulment before
Justice GaTretson last April, but the de-
cision was held up pending further evil
dence showing that the first Mrs Wells was
still living The evidence was furnished
TO a commission in Chicago few weeks
ago.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
SAILED.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Ponta Delgada. Dec 9-Lazio 0taD. New York
and Boston for Naples and Genoa with crew
of steamer ST Leonards aboard
Rotterdam. Dec 9, m-Ryndan1 CDutchl.
New York via Boulogne; Ith. Campanello
(Br), New York.
Talcahuano Dec 9,-Ffnreite (Norl: New York
pilla and Iquique.
Dover. Dec 9. 2:4O p m-Kroonland CBelg). New
York for Antwerp.
Bouloene Dec Q. a m-Ryndam Dutch. New
York for Rotterdam (and proceeded
Amsterdam Dec S-Prins Willem Dutch.
New York via West Indies Venezuela and
Havre
Rio de Janeiro, Dec 6-yasari CBrl. New York.
Havre Dec 9-Caroline Fr), New York
Cane Town. Dec 9-DraChenfels Ger. New York
for Fremantle. etc.
Port Natal. Dec 9-Fitzclarence CBr). New York
for Tsingtau and Chefoo.
Melbourne. Dec e-Kasama CBr). New York via
st Vincent, c V. Fremantle, etc.
Singapore, Dec s-Indradeo (Br Grom New York
via Sabang). Hong Kong.
Client, Dec sELa Campine Dutch. New York
BOMBAY, Dec s-Tisigoth 60 New York
Naples. Dec S-Amerca GtaD. New York.
Palermo Dec s. 6 p Hl-Duca degli Abruzzi
GtaD. from Genoa and Naples). New York.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

Fire Insurance Exchange, a rate-making
body which controls the situation in West
chester, Putnam, Rockland and Richmond
counties. and in Long Island, outside OF
Brooklyn, and The Bronx. east of the river,
Very much as the New York Fire Insurance
Exchange controls matters within the met
ropolitan district, told the committee prac-
tically that his organization occupied in
their field the same position as the New
York exchange does in this city.
The same increases in rates followed the
organization Of the Suburban Exchange
that appeared in the city districts when the
city exchange began doing business. be-
cause ''the old rates We're unprofitable,' Mr
Reid explained
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

AZ West Arichat G. B. It referred to Mrs.
C1over,s kindness, to Hattie and her Sis
tiers.
In a letter written to Eattie's parents MRS.
Glover said: Hattie has aided her sisters
with clothing She spoke to me OF now She
liked the church,
The court then had taste of testimony
of an unprintabIe nature. The women IN
the roor1-and there were many of them
covered their faces, but few, if any, left
their seats This came when j. Harold
Gardner, who employed in Glover s
laundry for seven years, told of conversa-
tions he had had with Mrs. Glover pre-
vious to the death of her husband.
Gardner told of indecent epithets that
Mrs. Glover had applied to her husband
when speaking of him to the witness, and
said that Mrs. Glover had told him that
Glover was keeping company with other
women. He said that Mrs Glover had told
him of the bathroom incident. and that she
also told him that she had got Glover
where she wanted him.
On one occasion Mrs. Glover, pointing to
Hattie. who stood near by, said: There
is a girl that will fix him
Gardner said that he had testified at the
inquest about an incident when he said
Hattie threatened to shoot Glover Mr..
johnson wanted to know how Hattie's
countenance appeared at the time, and
Gardner said that she was smiling He
said he put his hand across her face. He
considered her words to be meant as a
joke.
Mr. Higgins then cross s-examined Gardner
He asked the witness why he did not give
at the inquest the testimony he had given
here Gardner said that it was because he
had not been asked about these matters
Witness said he had testified at the inquest
that Mrs Glover had told him that if she
ever caught Glover with another girl she
would fix him, Mrs. Glover adding: You
know if a woman catches her husband with
a girl she could shoot him, and a court
would not hold her for it, He had further
said at the inquest that Mrs Glover had
told him after the bathroom incident that
she had had a fight with her husband; also
that he had heard her threaten to kill
Glover
Gardner denied that he had ever done
anything wrong with the defendant Asked
if Mrs Glover had a bad reputation, he
said that he did not know. He added:
THAT she had a terrible foul mouth and
called everyone by their right name
The last witness of the day, Mrs Alma
NJ. Roche, of Somerville, who was en-
ployed at the Glover home about eight
wears ago. was asked if she had ever heard
Mrs Glover say anything about her nus
band. She said that she did not care to
repeat it, as it was very vulgar. Witness
said that once she heard Mrs. Glover say
that she would kill her husband Mrs.
Roche will resume the stand tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
WARING MEDALS PRESENTED
Edwards Has Lederle Speak to Men-
Members of League Attend.

The annual presentation OF the Narlhs
merit medals and certificates OF honorahle
mention by the Women's Municipal League
of the Riverside District was made yes
terdav afternoon at Stable K of the Street
Cleaning Department, No. 221 West 18th
street
Commissioner Edwards introduced Dr.
Iederle. of the Board of Health, who after
a few words on the connection OF the Street
Cleaning Department with the Board OF
Health presented the medals and certifi-
Gates on behalf of the Womens Municipal
League, many of whom were present.
Those receiving medals were Samuel
Lothian, foreman; Adam Sparks, driver.
and John March, sweeper.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
UNIONS TREASURER MISSING
Members and Police Hunt for Painter
$500 Gone. and Foul Play Suspected.

Search is being made by the police and
members of the Painters Union Local No.
927 for Joseph Mcdonald, treasurer OF the
union, who disappeared from his home,
No 50 New Chambers street, on December
with between 500 and $500 of the funds of
the union. II is thought he met foul play
McDonalds disappearance was reported
yesterday morning by David Marshall,
president of the union, and at his request
a general alarm was sent out for the
missing treasurer.
Mcdonald is fifty-two years old, feet 10
inches tall. and weighs about 30 pounds
He has dark complexion. hair and mus
tache and brown eyes When last seen he
wore dark clothes, with a soft felt hat.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
ON TRAIL OF SMOKING AUTOS
Health Inspectors Have Caused 1856
Persons To Be Fined.

The Police Department is cooperating
with the Department of Health in the war
fare being waged on automobilists violat-
ing the smoke ordinance. The inspectors
of the Health Department have made 566
arrests since September %, and out of this
number 46s were fined. The total amount of
the fines is S1,2@0
The two streets on which the inspectors
have been concentrating their attention are
Broadway and Fifth avenue. The police
are carrying on a crusade of warning, leav-
ing the enforcement Of the law to the
Health Department inspectors.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
WIRELESS REPORTS,

The Pannonia reported as 24o miles east OF
candI, Hook al 9 80 a yesterday. is expected
The Caledonia reported as 10 miles east OF
c,i,I[. jook at i 81 a m yesterday, is expected
to dock Sunday forenoon. ooo lilo o.s+ 30
The Minnehana. reported as $50 miles east eT of
to dock Sunday forenoon. zoo ILL. o,st
The Philadelphia reported as $50 miles IS east sx
GA OF sahq9 i9 deck ilcRA sunday forenoon.
The Arabic. reported as 146 niles snafasd fas9 20
Sandy Hook at noon yesterday Is eApeo'7u -
dock Monday afternoon ,, .,.. ooc+ or
The Nooriam, reported as o6 mics easI % 20
Sandy Hook at m yesterday Is eNlec'e' -
dock NonGay forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Friday, December
9, 1910.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Rosario di Giorgio (Nor), Baltimore
December T. to Bennett, Hvoslof & co, In pal pal
last. VIII load for Kingston Left quarantine
: Steamer Voltaire CBr) Buenos Ayres Novenl-
Der TO- Montevideo H. Santos 1S, Rio de Janelro
%. Bahia % and Barbados December 2. to @ Busk
s. Daniels. with 1O3 passengers. mails and mdse-
Arrived at t. the Bar at & Rosario October o.
Buenos Ayres November and st Lucia =. zsa xia
Boston, December I. to Barber & Co. with friuse'
Arrived at the Bar at l m. -,
Steamer strathhardle CB1. new. 2. s29 tons)'
Glasgow November 2e, to Benham & Boyesen'
Steamer Cenfuegos Cuban. Santiago Novenl-
Cruz December 2. to the New York and Cuba
Mail SIS Co, with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Mamma Hata. Baltimore. to the New
York and Baltimore Transportation Co. with
mdse Passed in Quarantine at 800 m -.
Steamer Ell Alba, Galveston December 8, 70
the Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Passed IN
Quarantine at $40
Steamer Premier (Br), Havana December o.
TO the Merritt & Chapman Derrick and WrecRo 4
ing Co, in ballast. Arrived at the Bar at $50
steamer Bluefelds CNor). Havana December 3.
to the Merritt & Chapman Derrick and Nrecko
ing Co. in ballast Arrived at the Bar at $50
a m.
steamer Katanga (Bp. Calcutta October L
via Boston December I. to Howard, Houlder &
Partners. with mdse. Left Quarantine at 1929
Steamer Mexico Vera Cruz December 1. Pro
greso and Havana 6 to the New York and
Cuba Mail SIS Co with 40 passengers. mails and
mdse Arrived at the Bar at 1915 a m.
Steamer BelIaventure (Br). st Johns. y F. for
Perth Amboy Passed in Sandy Hook at 1o:45
a m.
Steamer Rio Grande. Brunswick December g.
to the Clyde SIS Co. with mdse- Passed in
Steamer Hamilton, Newport News and Nor
folk TO the Old Dominion SIS Co. with passen-
gers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine at 2:15
p m
Steamer Ccncho. Galveston December 3. to
the Mallory SIS Co. with passengers and mdse-
Passed In Quarantine at 2:35 7 m.
Steamer Burnhome (I3r). Boston December T.
to Barber & Co. in ballast. Left Quarantine at
3 40 m.
Co with mdse. Passed in Quarantine at 4:3o
Steamer Antares CNor), Laguna November go
tc. Hasler Ieitch & Co. with mahogany to the
Louis Thompson Co. Arrived at the Bar at
SANDY Hook y J. Dec 8. $50 p m-Wfnd
northwest fresh breeze; clear: moderate sea
SAILED
Steamers Standard (Ger). Flushing; Magdala
Rr). Melbourne via Norfolk: Mohawk. Charles
ton and Jacksonville; Chippewa, New Bedford,
Mass; Irak (Brl. Galveston; Buenos Aires CSpan),
Barcelona, etc: jefferson Norfolk and Newport
News: Main Ger. Baltimore: Maud lNorl. Phil
delphia Navahoe. Wilmington. c, and
Georgetown. c; Antia Cuban. Havana;
CAPTAIN A T Lucas. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
WOMAN HELD AS SHOPLIFTER.

Vera Gibson, who said she lived at NO
11O7 Dean street, Brooklyn, was held In
81. .0p0 bail for trial. on the charge of grand
larceny by Magistrate House, in the JET
ferson Market court, yesterday. she was
arrested in a department store at Flfth
avenue and 34th street on Thursday. Miss
Josephine Rudman, a store detective al
leges that she followed the woman ABOUT
the store and saw her take several articles
,-aIrIed at
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
METROPOLITAN GETkh MoTsh

To-day at FAUST Mines Farrar' ffe6I1ta fS6na.
MattfeId: NM. Jadlowker. Rotnler tueput''
cimv Regue Conductor. Podesti.
Tonight at PrsPrIs o HE Of GISf.Sts ssfs
Tne Destinn: NM. Caruso. Amato. Giily.
Reiss Didur de Segurola. Begue. Cond. Toscanini
Suu Fyg. at $50. pop prtces-Grand
sunday Concert. Mines. Morena. Flahaut: NM
HinCl<Iey Hinshaw. SciarettL Entire Metro
,oiitan Opera Orchestra COnd-. Pasternack-
Next Week: Mon Evg. at S-CAVALLERIA
RJSTICANA & PAGLIACCI. Mines. Desttnn.
aIten Wfckham; NM CarusO. JadlOwker.
kmato CiiIIy Bada- Conductor. Podesti
Med Evg-BUTTERFLS. Mines. Farrar.
Martfeid; NM. JadIowker. Scott. Bada. Bour-
geois Conductor, Toscanini.
Thurs Eyg.-LA GIOCONDA. Mines. Des-
tinn Homer, CIaessens: NM Caruso. Amato.
de Sesurola. Conductor. Toscantni.
Fri Eyg.-FAUST- Mines Farrar. Fornia:
NM Jadlow<er. Ciilly. Rothier. Cond. Podestt.
sat Aft. at 2-TANNHAEtSEK- Mines Mo
roma FrPmstad. Sparkes: NM. SieZak, Sooner.
Witherspoon. HInshaw. Hall Cond., Hertz.
Sat Evg. al sd Spec.l Perfce. THE GIRL
OF THE GOLDEN WEST. Original Cast.
Double Prices Seat Sale Begins Tues. Dec.
i'' " WFRFR PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
Stern Brothers

regret very much the Inconvenience caused
their numerous patrons yesterday. brought
about by the fire at Messrs. Dempsey & Carroll
on o3d Street and desire to announce that
beginning this morning they are again pre-
pared to give their customers their usual
prompt and satisfactory service.
West 23d and 22d Streets
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7:13; sunset, 4:33; moon sets, l2;ol
moons age. g.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

HIGH WATER.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

SUNDAY. DECEMBER II.
Comeric. Argentina. p. 2:30 IN
MONDAY. DECEMBER 12.
nlaroSviine Paramaribo, DWIll 30 a IN 90 p
1-lIer 81 Kits y \ * Dem. 300 III 10 00 m
pin Grande Brunswick, Mal'y -- 500 p
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
SPRINGS mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
TODAY.


Cass.r For Line. closes sails.
St Paul Southampton, Am. $50 m 1000 m
X Victoria. Hamburg, H-A $50 m Zoo m
Cedric Liverpool, w Star. e. $50 m 1900 IN
Rerrudian, Bermuda, quebec 500 a m 1000 a m
Maracaibo, La Guayra. Red ID $50 a m Zoo m
san Juan San Juan. N1&PR 300 m Zoo m
Thames, Jamaica. r NJ 5 p. $50 a m l2:oo m
IIaI-ana Havana Ward . 90 a m 100 m
latham barbados H-A II 90 a m 100 p m
Sihria Jamaica, HA...-..1 90 m 100 p m
Danana 6.ristohal Panama II 80 a m 800 IN
GsrgiDe Rarbad1s Brazilian 1900 m 400 p m
IDuCa di Geneva, Naples, Ital- - 12:D m
Au'd dam Rot dam. Hol-Am. --- 1000 a m
- lIumhia GLASGOW Anchor. 1900 m
Niagara, Havana French -. - 800 m
PRINCESS Irene. Naples, \ G l. - II 100 m
IapIand. Antwerp, Red Star. - 1000 m
Roma Naples, Fabre. --
Minneapolis, London At IT. - 100 m
I.ituania Rotterdam. Russ -
. of Columbus Savannah, Saw - 300 p m
Huron jacksonville Clyde. 100 p m
{ Jacinto Galveston. Mallory - 200 m
Iampasas. Tampico Mallory - 100 m
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-28
PROTECT HONEST GOVERNMENT.

Democrats have stopped denying the existence OF their
secret political labor club system They have been caught
with the goods. 1880.
They now claim that they have right to organize such
clubs.
That was what Maxine said with his Higher Wage Asso-
citation for controlling the plantation labor OF the Territory
Those secret Democratic clubs furnished the basis for the
greatest system OF Boss rule and eventual graft with which
the people Of this city and Territory have ever come IN con-
tact.
The success of those Democratic clubs meant and now
threatens labor war for the city Of Honolulu Those clubs were
the basis of the Democratic organization.
Although the secret clubs have been broken up on account
of the members learning how they we're being msed by the
Democrats the fact nevertheless remains that the success
of the Democratic party will aid in bringing about revival OF
the clubs and return to the System by which the Democrat
ic party planned to feed from the pckngs OF official patron
age. .......
RepubIcansm stands today as never before for the pro-
lection honest politics and the maintenance OF honest gov
eminent in the affairs of the city and county OF Honolulu
The secretCub system Of government backed by reckless
and false promises should receive its final boWea the COM
ing election.
Your straight Republican vote will do the business and is
the only thing that will