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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-11

GinQ buell.. Die dus
Manheiter, in Gnglanb, beridtet pire,
fpielte iih bort in 8oitods. sSungIe cine
auFregRnbe S3ene ab. y8dbreno man
nit elmer Iu3ubl &ouen trainIrte, be
Qeqneteu iich in einem GanQe hlnter BEN
adftoeu, no Die RaubtbIere in tleine
rem Srupps 8epequnq maiden Diirfen.
8rpei QDnen, DON beHeu Der eias erit
qdn3 tir3lth BON 2lfrita beriiberoe
tommeu mar. 7em Yerieben zines
gBdrtsrs 1T es 3u3uihreibeH, oab pieier
neue @nt0mmliua, Ramens Rooiepelt.
NIT elmer 2ln3abl onoerer, oueInunoer
aepobnter 20ipen gum llHberburmGln
binausgeIufIen tpurbe Wlenelit, elmer
Der ,alten" unb ein 8efhent pes auis
iers bon 4bsHpnieu, ititr3te fib fofprt
NIT piitRnbem 8ebriiu auf ben frem
ben ginnriueltnq. 8eioe GsItien
tdmpften cine WeiIe tapfer miteindn-
Der. Bis fhlieBlth Der trlftigere Wenes
lii ben Gieg iibsr psn Rinalen bupons
trug nnb ihm ben garaus mahte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-11
9lmgebliber GinbrmH
Gmtpnppt iidJ ais barmloies SielloidD.
Gin.

ssrau Samss aoams, BON 1909
gurnetaps., Walnut Sius, rief gsitern
turs nad Ulittsrnd6t bic poli5ei auf
nnp melpete, bob iih gin6rstsr in
i1rsr Mohnung befdnber. Die DAME,
bersn Gotte ii6 CUR 3eit auf Rsiien be-
iinb.t, mar burh elm nerbd6si9ss Ge.
r1uih aus benz Sdlofe aufgeuett
tporben unb bate irgeHopo in benz
6auie ben along elmer iiefsn Bdbs
itimme gsb0rt. Niebrere poli3iiten.
ipelne iofort mad pem Suuie ab9ez
innbt iporben tparen, tonnten 3tuar teis
nc Ginbrefer finoen, entoedten jeooh
ihmubigIuBipuren auf bem Jeniter=
brett bes 3immers bes farbiseHD Disnit@
m1pt<ns. Das Q.biere beitritt eners
eifh, elm perbdhiiaes Gerduih ges
h5rt ober cine pero1ftiae perfon aes
f.ben 5u baben. alls bic geamien f.
bod auf oem Dohs bes SauIes, biHter
bsm G6ornitein periiedt. eineH an aIs
len @!iebern si.iernben Nsser porfans
ben, s.ftunb bos Dienftmdo6en untsr
CbrGnen, baB Der 8sfangene ihrS6dB
fei, unb bab ss iih ui6t um einsnein'
bruh, ionbern nur nm elm Steloih'
Gin ssboHoelt babe. Da 5rdu aedms
Iih fptiserte. cine Nntlase gegen ben
gDiniom WilIiams, ben Bigger IN the
Moobpile@, su srheben, puroe Der
Wann laufeH gelaHen. alleroings er'
belt bas Dienitmdo6eu auf Der St.as
ieinsn @5fhieo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-11
q nf1lnk g a nen.

gbds. G.Woobtportb 1T 3eitamentsz
pplIitrefer bon Catherine Grob; perios
naIisn $500, Grunoeigentbum $500.
Qnna .. Murpbp 1T RahlaBperz
ipalterir BON Sobn S. Wturp6p IT,;
perfondlien $3.50.
Clemens u. goroesman lit Ra6laBs
berrpdlter bon eSo6n 5. Gorbesmann !;
perfonalien 800, 8runoeigentbum
$4,000.
Iettie gea 1T 9eitamentspoQftrsdez
rim BON Wm. 5. Bel; perionaIisu
SIPS.
2puis DOB ift Ra6IaBoerpalter bon
2ucp 6. Ssifsrt; Grunoeigsntbum
$500.
Der perfonli9e RahlaB bes gais
thoeI Slider betrGgt $3.50; berienige
Der 2ouiIe Ulsaoer $181.2O; Derjenige
oes Jriooltn Steiner $4,000; beries
nise Der sbereie 2ebmeper $500.
@erf6ieoenes.
Winnie goffsp erianete Elm 9erbitt
iiber 500 eegen gli5a Deir.
Geo. Sd. 9aught erIangte elm 8ers
oitt iiber $192.46 gegen Die prubens
ttal endurance So.
katherine GosB erlangts Elm 8srbitt
iiber $136 gegen SalDators Bifa.
Der 28idbrige 6arrp 8oltsrt, So6n
oes 5utfabritanten Wm. 8oItert, ber
an Qltobolismus leioet, tpuroe geitsrr
nad 2ongpietp gelhidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-11
Ans bemi Vcli5eiseriHt.

NrhibaIb 2. Wuir, ghemiter oe-
.6eroneourt grauerei, mahte seitsrR
BEN goliseirinter unter Der autlage
Der Hiaamie ieine aufipdriuns. Die
Ginseibeiten bes 5olIes itHo a.itern
ausfiihrlin in bieier 3eiiuns bsrihtet
iporbeu. auf antrns bes 9ertheiois
gers nurbe ber jan bis gum Is. .Wdr8
psridoben, kbcd3 Ipurbe Der aniras.
be aui $1,000 Iauienoe gurgiGdft gu
ermaBia.n. pon Ritter gOoe absenies
ien.
Der Reaer Robert Sndion fpuroe
pes uHeeiebliden eoeain Wertanis
ihulbia befunben unb nit elmer Sirafs
pon $500 unb Rotten beIsst. SndiDn
pflesie aneeblih iein goesin enasros
pom einemgpoibeier in goDinston, ,ap..
III besiehen uno pdsielbe In 5 uno 10
Gents Dozen an ieine Rafieetncfsn 5u
persaHien. Warn Duncan. bic Witans
sstIagk bes Sadion. mubie mangelns
Der Dttpeiie sDtetn frsigeiprohtn psr<
ben.
;yiiui i1noiiernbe Gnten. tp<lhs in
bem 5alle gegen ben oes 9isbitdhls
ansstInsitn Mm. Grten, oon go. 1921
Rnrf Gtr.. ols ~eorpnra btlieti" benz
Ri4ter poreefiihrt ipurben. brafttn
etrds Qeben In bic seitrisen 0erhanbs
lunetn. grnH mar geitdnois, bic
Gnten bem 6srrn benrp Geousan,
gdt kr Glm uub Glbtr 6trobt. ents
ip<nbet su baben, unb iuurbe gu breis
Eta 7naen Mrbeitsbous. $50 uHb 9os
jtsn perurtbeilt.
Georss Wolfe. Der aifrnhef bes
9lub<rfon Soiels, ipurbe BON ber 4ns
sluae bes tb1tlihen 4neriffs aui bic
IA ssabre alte emma Wbiteiibe uHo
bic gltiholieriss milln GalbDen freis
stIproMen.
Der sefa<r 5errp Normdn, ipelner
ON Tlittmoh Dlnreen Del einem Gins
brum in bic Mirtbj9oft bes Tan.
Grplcn In flaernnsi ertnppt unb feits
aenommen iporbtn mar, perSihtett ouf
Gin NouDerb6r unb tpurbe unter$5 900
Niirof4dii ben OroBgtihporenen
iibermieltn.
GIN unDtrih1mkr GtsiTbetiler
ma6te in ber gyerfDn bee x0m Ncr0H
hem Ri6ter i<ins MufnortnHo. DIR
0uri&e mar IN bic 1DCbnung tines
{1errR NeiIIeY an g3ite Etrabk gefDm,
mtn nh tdite bort mn Elm MIrpitn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-11
GbeerlanbniRiheinc.

I5obn ), Maronep, 25, Snoidnapolis.
l2loa Sapoer, Is, puluH 4De.
(Waurice Sbeebon, 90, 20. 4. Str.
l2tnna Relipn, 10, 10. 4. Ctr.
[Guqene Dip, 81, 6pos part.
/ l2ueqa aliuger. 80. CatIsp.
lRapmono So. Goren, "a, Statiou 4p.
/ l9ortba Shoo, Is, Wape Ctr.
(llIpes gsrnbort. al, SpriugodIs, 8.
lGll3abstb 2imbrot, 81, Do.
(Wm. g. Roberts, 80, M. 9. Str.
l2poe 6. SutberIanb. 28, 9ine Str.
(6ptpsa 8. 9ribosmon. 26. 9rsmsnitr.
lGmma Gorep, 26, DO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-11
@ullen b0bern 2ObH.

s. .. gegg, Der 9ei6dftsagent
Der Union Der 3immerleute, Iproh 9e@
itern bel Grbeitsotrettor Sunomater
Dor uno tbeilte tbm nit, bdB Die in
ftGbtiinem 9ienit itebenoen Simmer
Ieute ndh Dem l. Wlui cine 2obnauf-
beTerung BON 484 ouf 50 Gents per
Stunoe perlungen tpiiroen. Sunomd.
fer mahte 6errnYegg oarouf aufmert@
lam, oaB Elm oerarttges 8eiuh i1rift
lib unterbreitet peroen muB, mas aud
i'm Saufe bes gdges oeihab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-11

6ermann Wooien, 15 Sobr. aft
unb s5rant Nartin, is Sabre aft,
ipnren Dor einistn 5dgen ihren rsfp.
GIisrn in Snbianapolis. sinem unipi.
berftebIihen 4bentsuerbrans folssnD.
eHilnufen. um iif bic ipeite Dsli an.
5uIehsn unb nxbenbei eiaiss JnbiuHsr-
fidlpe sin3ubeimfeu.. G,efiern Morser
In oller Jriihc lpnrDsn bic beibsn Gun.
gen. por 46iie sitterHb unb hungris.
pom bem polisiIten WeShant anRih.
rHonb unb Wiouno Strabe angttrof'
fen. Gk iparen frpb. ais Der 9eamtt
jk nnier feint Jittine nnhm unb fpra=
den TIRE Sebnfuhi nnh Wiuttern aus,
Nnhhem iie In eintm Reiinurnnt ees
fdttigt tporDen lpdrsn, ipurbtn lie Biz
CUR MniunFt ihztrGliern btm 5uasnb.
otrids iitsrnieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-11
SIN 6oIpital geitDrben.

Der SO Sabre aIte 9robIfrieo
Seroinono 5etomanr, BON go. 3756
8irr 4pe., pel6er am Wtittpoh be-
puBtlos ouf ben 6. s.. & .. Gifens
bubngeleiien an 9ppers Strnbe lie
qenD aufoefunDen uno nacb Dem 500
ipital gebruht poroen mar, itarb 9ss
itern, obns oas SepuBtietn pieoerz
erlangt Su 6aben. Der Coroner tpurs
oe benahrihttqt uno iteIIte 0arnIdurea
peraiftung ais Spoesuridhe fsIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-11
Masfenball oes Cincinnati SieSera
franz.

glm SamItag, 19. Mdr5. psranital=
tet Der Cincinnati Sisbertrun3 in Wei=
bells 6oqe einen WastenbaQ. Die
lluterbaltunsen bieies bliibenoen 9ez
fausosreins erfreuen iih zines tets
pahisnoen SntereTes. Tas riibrise
llnterbaltungstomnttte bat ihon Ieit
Mo4en tiidfig porgearbeitet, oahsr
tann ieber Sheilnsbmsr Iiter isin. eli
nsn oergniiatsu 4beHo IN angensbmer
Gefeaifaft 81 perleben. Der 8erein
bofft siiperfihtIi6. bab iidb nnrnentlit
aud bic paiTipenMitslieoer redt sabl=
reid on biefem Bale betheilissn ipers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-11

ben. oyebe Waste, uno es tpirb oe=
DinT6t, DuB aQe masttrt tommsn,
mug am Gineange sine Gtntrittstarte
por3eigen, obne cine iolhe tpiro poiiz
ttO niemano 3ugeloFeu. Der gintritt
lit fret. Fir 8aroerobe piro % Gents
Die 3erfpn aeretnet fperpen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-11

Sm Steuertommtttee fpurb:
6eIhloIIen, bic 2lIgoorf Steuertom@
z9ortage 3uriid3ulsgsn, bis ods
6aus iiber oas Shidial Der 2dn9oon
8orld1e entifieben bdbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-11
Die Segisiatmr.
Scftise SppOiitiun sesen ben
,aleinen" Sdulratb i'm
Senatsfommittee,

Die 9orlugs uuf cine Do6s 3uruts
eslegt. - Ssnator g6orns gater
briht fir ben beutideu untsrri6t
in Cincinnati cine 2an3s. - Die
2angbou SteuerporIags piro be-
bsuteHo dmenbirt tperoeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-11

3. US. Boroenberg. Der IN Der Wnges
lesenbeit als Wsaitsr eDmniiHiousr er.
nnnnt fporben iii. berihtste stitern an
bds SnIolpen;seriht uno enpfabi. oab
bic Trent sootei SO. aufstiOfi tperoe.
neil ibrs attipa burh 0srluftt 81 eis
mem Winimum rebn5irt fporoen ifno
uHb siH iprtbsitehen Der aorporatiOH
fir Die Millionaire rur nuttheilis fein
spiirbs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08
SEND A
WIRELESS
TO YOUR FRIENDS AT SEA
Office Open Sunday Mornings From
Eight to Ten

carried right into the enemy's coun-
try and waged with unceasing energy
to expose their hypocrisy and deceit.
The blaze Of publicity will send them
scurrying to their holes. But the
campaign of education and exposure
must be vigorous, intelligent and in
cessant.
With the second class II Is differ
ent They must be met half way.
The leaders and the enthusiasts on
both sides must remember that all
government and the best of represent
tative government is a system of COM
promises,
II any particular measure does not
meet the approval of the majority, II
will sooner or later go to defeat. The
clear headed and honest partizan will
do his utmost to make the compro-
mise before going to the people for
their votes, rather than court defeat
and have the compromise forced upon
him by successful opponents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08

One phase of the immigration work
has gone under the name of failure.
Admitting this to be the case, let 1t be
noted that work In that direction
stopped Immediately failure threat
ened. E
All will admit that Portuguese Inn
migration has been a success. The
Portuguese has not run anyone out
of work, and he has found home max
ing in Hawaii to his liking,
The wise policy therefore for the
Republican party in dealing with I'M
migration, is to stand firmly for the
proved success of the immigration
policy, and meet ut least half way the
voters who believe that portion Of
the fund secured from the conserva-
ton and immigration tax should be
expended for such permanent i'm
provements as permanent construc-
ton of the main highways OF the is
lands. For, we must remember that
roads are equal in Importance to i'm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08
$4,000 FOR PROMOTION.

p twenty-five thousand dollars is the
modest sum the Promotion Committee
asks this year for its work, and the
secretary adds that fifty thousand dol
lars could be used to good purpose.
And why not fifty thousand dollars
for Promotion, the coming year?
Most. everyone ought to be satisfied
that the money this city has eXpend-
ed for promotion is on the whole
money well spent 1t is a good theo-
retical Investment and excellent prac-
teal returns. direct and.indirect, have
been secured.
The direct return is evidenced in
the steadily increasing number Of
tourists coming to the islands every
year
No less important is the indirect
value that comes from a wider circle
of American citizens gaining knowl-
edge of. the facts of the Territory Of
Hawaii Irreparable damage may be
done the islands by misinformation or
lack OF Information. All the facts and
the truth about our development and
opportunities is the best possible in
surancs against adverse and foolish
legislation.
Fifty thousand dollars n year paid
out for publishing broadcast the facts
concerning Hawaii is a comparatively
small insurance premium on hun
dred million or more of value in per-
sonal and property interests.
This has been prosperous year
The people can afford to invest theli
money in further guaranteeing the
prosperity of the future.
Give the Promotion Committee fifty
thousand dollars, The people are pay,
ing the tax that provides the fund
They reap the benefits of promotion
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08
FEDERAL SITE JOCKEYING.

Go away from home to learn the
news, Is one Of the remarks one often
hears in business matters.
II applies to the following from the
Garden Island editorial columns, that
indicates how the schemers for ma
nipulating the Federal building site
have become less cautious in talking
to their outside island friends than
they are In Honolulu:
Many Of our residents are
pleased 10 see that public opln-
ion In Honolulu Is inclining more
aud more TO favor the site for the
new Federal building which Is In
the Vicinity Of the Capitol and Ju-
dietary building, the way II was
placed N the plan drawn last
year by a famous landscape artist
fpr tho ideal grouping Of tho pub
lir buildings NJ the city In q CIV
/. Crutnr The distance between
luI .lJa ANA mo utu0r .ilr| CON
trmuIa.aI h Ygp small apd "
wuaIulY Uul ghAt ppnuBh oven
~ JhurH nur aul possible al
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08
The IMMIGRATION issue.

immigration will be leading issue
in this years campaign, because some
of the errors OF the Republican immi-
grafton policy are to be selected as
the special object OF attack by the
Democrats.
Immigration will be tower OF
strength for the Republican party If
campaign of enlightenment, cam
paign Of truth and campaign OF
honest consideration of obvious facts
IL carried on.
In framing up the party's position,
II will be worse than folly to APP
proach the people In an arbitrary
style and attempt to jam down their
threats harsh, tyranical, arbitrary
declaration that few very reputable
citizens have expressed their opinion
that the immigration law is all right
and therefore II must be so and II
must be continued in exactly its pres.
ent form, and II must be this or II
must be that.
Let no one fool himself with an idea
that the people of this Territory car
be driven or scared into doing thai
which, for want Of intelligent discus
sion, does not appeal to their idea o.
what Is right
Opponents of the immigration Law
may be divided into two classes
First-those who know they are mis-
leading the people and thereby und
ormIning the prosperity Of the Terri
tory, but willing 10 do anything /,
gain few votes and second, thos,
honestly opposed because rhry Zee
mar no muury secured Ipm tho 10
sailed immigration iuN san un u#od q
hnitor advantage ip other Ways
Against tho met Jbr Nar must N
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08
MURDERER WOOD
IS WANTED
Con. ,ued from PAGE y

.: - liz brown complexion rud.
dy -; adl marks and scars, two
mole. Glow right aXllla; mole l in.
below right nipple; mole upper left
hip. Scar right eyebrow; three moles
between scapula; mole below left but
took.
Kindly arrest and wire me at my
expense II he Is discovered or II his
body is found. hold warrant charg'
ing him with murder
VIII forward photograph If | can
obtain one.
Kindly request your local newspa'
pers to give as much publicity as pos
sible to this matter in the hope OF
experimenting this man II he Is alive
or of finding his remains II dead.
Yours respectfully,
(slgned) C. T. ELLIOTT,
United States Marshal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08
SEPTEMBER s, 1910

vantage in building II on Fort
street in the place of the business
block there now, to make any Sc
rious difference to the residents
of the city or the arrivals at the
waterfront, or to compensate In
any degree for the loss which
would result to the plan for the
Identification Of the city If the
finest of our public buildings are
scattered at haphazard all over
town.
There has not been n sufiicien
reversal Of Honolulu public sentimen
IN the Federal building matter t
make It apparent to the naked eye
IN Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08

migrants. The man who wants to
establish home must have a pass
able highway over which to travel
Good roads certainly go hand in hand
with conservation. ....
The only time when the Republic
can party can afford to be arbitrary
is when exposing the falsity and con-
founding the schemes of its enemies.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08

Honolulu should be regarded as
an especially appropriate center to
first give expression of Americas
good will toward China. We have
furnished China with one Of its
most important law Interpreters,
also It's most famous revolutionist.
These extremes have been filled In
with good number of high grade
average citizens
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08

Don't you be a "leaner," be a lift.
er" if you can;
Don't hinder men, but help"
them on their way;
And vow whatever else you do
you're going to be a man
A full.sized man, right here, just
now, today.
Nixon Waterman.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08

Republicans need not worry over
what the Democrats will do, If the
Republican party in its platform and
performance demonstrates its good
faith in keeping close to the people.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08

How much better everyone feels
when an ancient dispute like the
old Newfoundland fisheries case Is
settled in civilized manner. Wheth-
err America won all the vital points
for which It contended or not. the
people will be much better satisfied
with the result than with the past
hundred years of bluff and counter
blum
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08

Staudpatters carried the prize
fight state. Republican insurgents
have never been very strong in com
monwcalths that are corrupt and
Contented.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08

Mrs, Rasmus Hage Of warren,
MINI, and her elght-mOnths-oid
child were drowned when their au-
tomoblle slipped back into the river
after falling 10 mount an Incline
from a ferry boat Ia u dock
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08

Mayor Seidel Of Milwaukee does
not strengthen himself nor does he
add dignity to his Office by refusing
to meet Theodore Roosevelt or any
other guest of his city. A mayor Is
supposed to represent all the people
of his city in matters of common
courtesy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08

Members of the District and
County Convention will show their
good Judgment by postponing action
on nominations until after the Ter
ritorial Convention has outlined the
party's position on the main issues.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08

Some of Ballingers friends must
have slipped cog when they al
lowed the minority Of the investigat-
ing committee to get of by itself
and pass a full-hedged resolution
that must appear on the record.
Usually the minority's only chance
is to vote NO" on the whitewash
rpgOlNp
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08

She can carry 225 passengers. They
have cabled to London about her In
surance. as that does not cover a
deep-sea voyage; so we expect to
know definitely about her and | Will
then forward photos for use In your
local papers. Mr.. Yandell and Mr..
King are both enthusiastic about the
excursion and feel assured OF sue
cess.
Teachers to Come.
"The principal OF the Humboldt
High School at st. Paul, Mimi,
again writes stating definitely that
a party of fifteen or twenty teachers
from that city will spend next
years long vacation in Hawaii.
Pointers for Porto Rico.
I'm compliance with the request
OF Governor Coulton OF Porto Rico,
we reported quite fully as to our
work at Atlantic City. BY the last
mail we are in receipt of informa-
tion that the Legislature OF Porto
Rico has appropriated the sum of
$4,000, which, with like amount
furnished by the merchants and
planters, will be expended by their
Chamber of Commerce in advertls'
ing Porto Rico at Atlantic City,
commencing March 1, 1911.
Publicity.
"The publicity committees OF the
various chambers OF commerce and
boards OF trade throughout the Unit
ed States are planning for vigorous
campaigns during the next few
months. Following is short list
OF appropriations decided upon as
per recent letters:
sBuffalo, 100000; Poughkeepsie.
$50, 200; Des Moines, 100000; Port
land, Me-. $4,000; Seattle, $780,.
900; Huntington. W. Va. $4,000;
Chicago, s5OO,0OO Memphis. $780,
900; Portland, Ore, 100000; Spo-
kane, $4,000; Minneapolis. $685.
900; Parkersburg, W. Va. 100000.
81 hope that our committee may
secure fund of at least $4,000 for
this years work. We could use
100000 to distinct advantage.
Distribution.
During this month and next we
should get special circular matter
into the hands of fully $4,000 rail-
way and steamship agents. The
matter for a special mailing card Is
being prepared, and will be submit
ted to the committee. one side Civ
ing series OF views representing
Winter Sports in Hawaii, the other
containing, besides the address, a
brief message to the man we want
to reach.
"a number of letters came 10
hand by the Wilhelmina from diff
ferent parts OF the world, many OF
them stating positively that the
writer's would visit Hawaii the com
ing winter.
Promotions New Work.
while the Promotion Committee
has at different times received pecu-
liar letters and been asked to do
queer things, we scarcely expected
to be called upon to serve legal pa
pers, and yet by the last steamer
letter came to hand from an at
torney In Western city. asking US
To serve papers In divorce action,
Que of the parties being supposed 10
reside In Honolulu, Respectfully
submitted,
III, y, WOOD,
Secretary"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08

Remember that unity and cooper
alton in the campaign organization
are quite as important as the nomi-
nation of good men on the ticket.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08

Kauai thinks Honolulu would like
TO have its Federal building on Pal
ace Square. No, thank you, very
much. Please.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08

Several italian laborers we're klll-
ed ana a large number were Injured
by tho collapse OF 20 part ot q dam
ct tho o. A Gillespie company at
Masfeua n ~ ou tho bis power
canal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08

Between Roosevelt. Seldel and
Lorimer. the list of undesirable
guests bids fair to become as long
as the membership roll Of the Ana
Mas club.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08

u i8 said nan pleads Tor harmony
In OHIO" ITO Is likely 10 sol It.
minus the mai letter