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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-18

z Watykanem, on i'm w tenn jest
pomocny. Poniewaz jednak nun
cyusz ME chcial, aby Roosevelt
tiomaczyl sobie odmowe zapro-
szenia checia ignorowania go, u
dal sic nuncyusz sam do Roose-
velta ma powyzsza konferencye.
To jest jedna z wersyi najpraw-
dopodobniejsza krazacych ma te-
mat tel konferencyi.
Wieden, 1S kwietnia. Oneg-
daj odbyl sic dworski obiad, ma
ktory byl zaproszony Roosevelt
syn jego Kermit. Obiad ten uzu-
pelnil i zakohczyi program przy-
jecia bylego prezydenta Stanow
Zjednoczonych W naszem mie-
scie.
Podczas obiadu ME wyglaszano
naturalnie zadnych NOW toa-
stow, bo dwor Habsburski ME
przekracza nigdy przepisanej e.,
tykiety. ROOSEVELT byl ma obiedzie
jake czlowiek prywatny, a jako
TAXI ME m6gl roscic sobie we
Wiedniu prawa do takich przyjec
= jake dian przygotowuje Will
helm pruski.
Wczoraj o 9 rano odjechal Roo
sevelt do Budapesztu.
Budapest, 1S kwietnia. Przyje-
Gle jake zgotowali Wegrzy T.
Rooseveltowi bylo niezwykle SER
deczne owacyjne, w Preszbur-
gu, gdzie wysiadi byly prezydent
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, ably pole,
chac do swego znajomego jeszcze
z Waszyngtonu hrabiego Apo
niego, przyjmowa}a go licznie
zgromadzona publicznosc owa--
cyjnie.
Zauwazyc byio MONA, re.
wszelkie narodowosci licznie w.
Preszburgu okolicy reprezento.;
wane, rowna serdecznoscia od-
Mostly sic do Roosevelta.
o godzinie 8 wieczoem przyje-
chal wczoraj Roosevelt z Presz-
burga do Pesztu. Ma dworcu ko-
leiowym przywitali go akademi-
cy ch6ralnym spiewem THE Star
Spangled Banner.
z dworca kolejowego udal sic
Roosevelt do hotelu, gdzie bal
konu wyglosii kr6tka przemowe
do zgromadzonych tiumnie We
grow.
w przemowie wyrazil swoj po-
div dla dzielno$ci i rycerskosci
Wegrow. Najwiekszy entuzyazm
wywofa4 ten ustep mowy, W kto-
rvm Roosevelt zaznaczyi, re maj
lepiei nature dzielnych potomkow
Arpada zalozyciela i organizato-
ra pahstwa wegierskiego moze
poznaG ten, kto poznai zycie na
szerokich preryach amerykaf1-
skich.
Wegrzy znani z goscinnosci /
re wspaniaiosci w przyjmowaniu
gosci przygotowali niezwykle u
rozmaicony program przyjecia i
rqoszczenia Roosevelta w mu-
rach swej pieknej stolicy.
Chociaz Roosevelt jest gosciem
ambasadora austro--wegiershego
w Waszyngtonie, czasowo tn
przebywajqcego Hengelmuellera
Hengervary, mirrio to MONA
powiedziec, re goSci go caiy kraj
Rad.
Wieden, 1s kwietnia. Stanow-.
co tu appreciate, jakoby W roz-
movie nuncyusza papieskiego 2
Rooseveltem, przemawial pierw-
szy imieniem Watykanu. Wizyta
nuncyusza byla aktem grzeczno-
Sci towarzyskiej.
Rzyn, 1s kwietnia. Oficyalnie
stwierdza Watykan brak wszel-
kich informacyi, jake mia} RE
komo, wedlug krazacych wersyi
otrzymac nuncyusz papieski pred
wizyta Il Roosevelta.
Pismo kancelaryi papieskiej
brzmi:
Panieski nrncvusz ME prosif a
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Job printing at the Nugget.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PHYSICIANS AND SIrRGEONs
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WHERE SHOULD CHARITY eNp2

", hay, been told by our great and thrifty great grandfather that charity begins at home" but thy question as [, ITS termination remains to ho settled Wr here in Nomc have had every op- rnrtunity To book at the issue from aI staudruuts Tn. numerous chartahl, affair have been Well ra,ronizrd Uni. year and undoubtedly an Were for , good cause Rut have r,u ov"r con ~lder"d that there might come finn, as has been ,hc cas, in other smau camps vh.r. charity mtght ayer~t,, itself
 The Alaska carnival which ,- s,hod uIrd for next Saturday uieht fix, ,n. Ladies Aid chicken dinner. wu aid d good cause and such institutions should h~ rarronIozd with free hand W, al' know that hospital must te main tained in lhiS camp and tha, it~ main t.nancc. c. a certain cxten depends upon the liherality of nur citizens
 Rut that is away from th. uucsti,r
 Au instance of a certain form %, charity is what is known as abenc- ht' which means that somebody is ta be benefited hv the purse of othcra
 of times a benefit for sickry per snn or one who i~ SO maimod that solf- support i~ impossible. fs worthy cause and dosorvo- fbe patronage of an qho can afford ta 1o their little
 Fn' fl ts raasornd about camp that a 'h"noft is homg planned for q h"o'thv ahl body hut iudalant rrr-on- ag" who wia not look rar employment Such comedy ne fz proposed should bo rr"seniod with "hluo ticket.
 R" that as f' may th.ro arc other so-callad charity a0air~ which ir,i,. a stann of 5isarrrotar
 'hartfv Nn times herame. an ,xr..n / s'Na INnr. and on amu=amnnt ra. rha rieh
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RED MEN ELECT
 NEW OFFICERS

Tua onondaga Tribe No. =. L c I;. M of Fort Davis. held their usual weekly meeting last night in the post gymnasium Tue tomahawk rapped at 6 p. m. sharp. After the usual trans actions of business. the following or- gccrs wer,. elected.
 Sachcm C. \. Neil Company H. Six t,cnth infantry.
 senior sasamorc. NJ Prookop. Com any B sixteenth infantry.
 itorh,; Ingram Company J. .-s t.,l'h infantr-
 Kcrrer of Wampum. J. ]. Collins. sixteenth infantry
 Collector of Wamrum Geo. HorsfaI post engineer
 \ smoker followed the meeting whici, proved a regular Indian powwow. only .it was not noisy. Singing. short ad dresses and toasts were freely in .dulged in. Refreshments were served 1t 9.3o. after which some one suggest .ed a stag dance. that went through with music furnished by the Fort Da wis orchestra.
 While looking over the crowd of m"rrimakers it was learned with deer regret. that several of tho civilian brothers from Nome city were absent which all were sorry to learn.
 We here wish to voice our announce ment of few weeks ago. that the Improved Order of Red Men of the city of Nome and vicinity are most cordially invited to attend.
 Transportation will he found at tho Eagle Horseshoe and Lobby every Wednesday evening at IT. m. All Rej Men welcome
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THE LOOKER-ON


 NJ arr sorry Ia near thar McAIauu~ indisp"sed and had to call in other gents of "Radiauon" for somehow or ..h"r 'w" are uar strong in the faith hon Ne hear that "the Great Am" is k" other mnrtals when some particular ,r' pr rh.. anatomy dcvelop.s a weak. e~~ 'f c"urs. the Chief Angul. of he Radiators yan r.u the lesser lights hal .Tt Was a compound. trfppIe ,x- m~i"n h.tcrogeu.ous "kink" to what #linary mortols fall heir to. that it 'a~ a severe tension extending from |" thrraN. ou through ta thr la,teal,. ron doubling back 10 report af tbe tr"h"lium from whence il was ac- al"rat"d to tn whole rerieardium in auhl" quick time using the y.rtehr.a fr 9 spinal twist back to tho nariental ane and making a fellow feel Ike bn ..o"ld resign an bower ta he folded in 'a" arms of m. Gadles~ or good Naalth."
 Well. here is hoping rhe president of 'he Radiators viii roeover in time L, '"rd tt over his suhej,t~ when Their 1""nal banquet k pulled off
 # = s
 T. has h."n reported that King T.eoa Nh' has been running about loose for a nmhrr "f wears and being in class 'l h> himself has decided he can ne. 'omrlish more and be a better citizen 'F trotting in double harness.
 Well Leo. there are several good sub cts here in Nome who would make a poSt excellent queen. or companion for .pu and if you just put your hest foot orwar1 wall soon haze a wedding.
 M 3
 The three-eolored front page Christ mas edition the Nugget published on Saturday hast proved a popular edition md many extra copies have heen sold o send to the outside It wasn't de- 'ided to get the paper out in three
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\ farmer in Texas has decided [. >rar.mru' with the use of electric
 sht for stimulating yegetabl. growth. 'ir has arranged to procure power from ' nciehhprIng plant by which h. win uuiN network or tungsten lamps.
 laced l'" feet arar' an over the fields. fho~" win ho illuminated an night. and ' is expected that they win increase 'He growth "f the crops
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AIMING IN SOUTH AMERICA.

Marshal ae Fausrra pro.idcnt-.lect If brazl ha- ano rtad from th, Ger man kaiser the ban or rroun of German officers |" ryorgauizr and train che Brazilian amN as in tho ninrtics German officers rcorganied and ,raino ! Tho army of thn sultan Abdul Hamid.
 Htazl r may Ie remarked. k in thf, respect bat following the example af Argentina md CHH-. who are at this moment enjoying the odvantaee af in struetion hy German oficers.
 !, South America about to pass Into new phase as totally unfamiliar to North America as Was the breeding phase of almost constant war among ts various states Is the military svs- tem of Europe $" carefully excluded .sun North America. about tu h.. ostah ishe1 n south Amcricaa
 That Chile should fancy she reaaires what she has wr-st,d from Bolivia and Peru and in order to expand ~tul far ther northward. iS nt,lligihlc. but that Argentina or Brazil. both with ample territory and with vast undeveloped re-
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coiors until ten o'clock Saturday morn ing, so all hands had to turn to with a will and work the mechanical depar, nont under great pressure. which ac- counts for the proof rcader being decidedly off on that day S'sr days w"'n say nothing about. But Ne pare. from a hustle and mechanical ttlnt oi view was decided success. and made .a neat as we'll as an artistic appea. 1ncc with the holly design for a border n red and green
 
 Two Irishmen Pat and Mike had been celebrating in honor Of the holiday and as is often the case had been drinking too much. on their way home in th. carly hours of the morning the ratroImau happened to be near by when one of tnom f.ll down. int a snow bank
 Pick my up" cried Pat 'rlI he after freezing to death"
 can't pick N"Z up. said Mike. but m lie down there wid veg.
 
 Well Fred Peterson didn't beat his dad" in the race to the alter so yrry much. even if he was considerable younger. But then his father has had a little more experience in the business
 All Nomettes will wish both Fred and lis bride all kinds of success. for in cur hearts We have weakness to try and favor those who have lived here lin the North and especially the young girls who have developed from child bod into Nomanhood her" in this .f-'zvn land Mrs Peterson. nee Miss Nadcil" Parry. was one Q. Nomc's fa- writ" young girls aui il Is only short '''a" ago when she was run-.,.g around in "ur midst 'n short drey>ry ..
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JUST A HINT,

Take ont a twenty year endowment policy and hand to your wife on Christ mas day; insure the happi: ass of those depending on you and it will be the happiest Christmas you ever spent. See w. w. Sale, special agent Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York. strong est monied institution in tho world
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Thrr arr a ..n %. Nowr- rrusr,e. .nIS wH" would dare the famiu. vri > | I~ said. threatens the camp of Idit- rad. this winter Gold vtIi Worl, won ..r- and mon whose courage win ca .r,. thcn t' new ttvlds deserve acku,uG- de.mout Like a gambler at the faro 'abi" who plays his game uutii tho Iauk is "hr"he ~o is the man who will eutur- his ail in the pur~ui, of new ad meXrIorcd fields Roth take a aauc~ for n, better or worse and such hap~ are to hr hut admired for ,he.r ulIt"rue pinch.
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CoPy fer regular advertisements must be in by 10 o'clock on the day of publication.
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DR e E. HILL
DR. Q s. NEUMA AN.

Late surgeon Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat St. Authonys' Hospital. Gross Sled. College Dispensary. National Ital-
 inn Dispensary. | X R. Consumptive
 Sdnitarium. former professor College
 Physicians and Surgeons. etc. etc.
 -h Steadman Ave. Telephone Black g..
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

In view of the fact that I am teav- ing for the Iditarod and KuskokUim country, I wish to thank the public for their very liberal patronage during the past ten years. And also wish 10 assure my customers that they win receive the same courteous treatment. prompt service at most reasonable prices consistent Nitb thc times during my absence.
 During the time I'm away on this trir the business will he looked after and conducted from the same old stand where l have been located for the rast eight years and will be carried on b,- thc C l.. Morris Company of which |. IT. Montgomery is manag sr.
 Signed. HENRY \. ROWE
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sources. should through pure emulation strive to arm themselves cap-a-rie. is aard to understand
 South America resembles Eurore in tho number of its states divided by all sorts "f crooked political boundaries. While many of these boundaries are natural such as that of the Andes be tween Chile and Argentina. others are arbitrary and by nature undcfended a. are those bv which the basin of the tributaries of the Plata is divided among Brazil Bolivia. Paraguay and Argentina
 The number of states the boundaries in dispute. and other causes unite to uns,trlc the equilibrium in south America. IS th, opposite conditions in North America operate to maintain a stable status quo Ont of these iusta Utilities in South America grows the need pr the fancied need of armamonts. and the ronicjnu~ suggestion of Furono finds susceptible mind and ready rc- srous"
 Y is ta he regretted. but scarcely rnr he prevented The three greatest rowers of south America are drilling and cpuirpinc armies arc ordering Dr"adnouChts. They hardly can fear one another They ought tn reroSe suf- naf,nt confidence in tho Monroe Doc 'riue n"' ta fear Europe Have they m uud, fined fear of the United States since we acquired Panama Such faar s"enis to us unreasonable. but its ira 'ioralitv is uo guaranty against its existence Minneapolis Journal
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]. NJ. SLOAN. M. Q. C. M.

Manitoba University L. R C. P. Edinburgh. l.. F. C. <. Edinburgh. L.. IF P. & <. Glasgow.
 office hours 1 to g and to S:2a p m. Phone. onicr. Main 45. resi- d"nco. Black 45
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FIclAL PAPER
NOME. ALASKA. DEC. 2e. 1910.
COMING EVENTS

Grand Carnival Eagle Hall, New Years eve.
 Radiators banquet early m January Red Mems Masquerade. Jan. :, 1911.
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The Eagle don. ask your patron age on account of popularity or prestige of any one connected with the house. We ask it because we sell the best goods produced at a reasonable price. Try a gallon Of our Whisky either Bourbon or Rye. Free delivery
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Has any person stopped ro think how i.auy many years ago it was that we hao Queen Helen" Just deIve through the pages ,r history and you i'll nnd that there is but one name .'k" to queen Helen of Aksala. and .ttl ts Queen Helen nf Truv
 All wh" have waded through Greek P ar" familiar with the ancien, his i'ry "f that country arv familiar with Inc legend of Helen of Troy. for her nam" is woven through all the mate rial which goes to make up the early records of Greece.
 Helen of Troy is one uf thns. ideal creatures of the fancy over which tune. space and circumstances and moral probability. eNerts no svav-she moves through Greek heroic legend as ''" desire of all men and the possessed "f many, and to the ordinary layman this beautiful daughter of zeus and Nemesis really did reign over her sub i'rtS in the long. long ago.
 2. 2 ,.
 The commissioners court k the pop ular attraction these days. and so vivid fs the features in the cases brought ont. that one can almost see the ropsd arena where the battles should nave taken place
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03
FOOD AND NUTRITION CHARTS.

The recent widespread discussion of the high living
aroused great interest all phases domestic
greatly increased the demand for the publications of the Department
Of Agriculture all subjects relating food and nutrition The
department has recently issued Is the composition
of food Materials these charts printed OhOgaphs
six coors and show in the of each material the protein, fat
carbohydrate ash and expressed
caOre The percentage composition given
and the relative proportion represented
graphically.
One chart gives the functions and food headings
Constituents of Food and Uses of Food the Body
shows the dietary standard for full
lar work and the estimated amount
day These charts printed of
good quality of and sale Superintendent oc
ments Government Printing Office Washington c. at 81 Der
set The charts will be found especially and
students in classes physiology domestic science
in which the food and nutrition of man studied either
colleges, og in clubs 0 similar organizations.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03
DOESN'T EXPECT
TO WITHDRAW

Supervisor Mcclellan, who was re-
ported in this mornings paper as like
ly to Withdraw as a candidate for sup
ervisor on the Democratic ticket, on
account of local business opposition to
the immigration plank, said this morn
ing that he had no intention of with
drawing and knew of no reason for
doing so.
81 have heard nothing about the
matter" he said. my employers have
not said anything to me about it. OF
course if they did not want me to
run, l should withdraw, for | value my
position more than a superVisorship.
CAS- a matter of fact, the supervisors
have nothing whatever to do with i'm
migration, or with these other policies
which are being so much talked of. It
is for the Congressional and legisla-
tive candidates to discuss them"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03
DANGERS OF CHANGE.

Tncolns quaint advice swapping horses in crossing
applicable the present election campaign in Hawaii
With the homestead policy the land law only just start
inc popular verdict the underlying that policy
would confusing While there would be little chance that
Mr. NcCande if elected change the land laws the approval
by might reoenng OF the question at
Wasnoton Although even Democratic Congress would probably
not any the law lately amendedSnce the
Democrats at last joined with the Republicans in passing it
vet there would liability enough uncertainty regarding the mat
ter to the progress of the homeadng policy unu the
question was definitely settled This condition of suspense might last
for years depending it would on the degree OF support
for his notions Mr. McCandless might enlist 49,
There another situation existing in the campaign WIN
regard to the territorial immigration policy This is matter OF local
legislation Democratic candidate for Congress has made OPP
policy his principal ground OF appeal TO the VOTERS
While that issue being local one might not Oh lSe
@ in e overthrow of the immigration policy the moral effect of
such an event Legislature must not be underestimate me
great danger chief election which he has forced the
Democratic party to take up may carry enough votes in the egsa
ure to ensure of the Republican immigration Pocy mere
fore the contest and representative district Is even
important than the Territorial battle or the an
Successful fights for the legislative cNelS Ill e andi
imply sweeping victory for the congressional cu
date than would be probable If the legislative contests wei" given
There are great changes inevitable future with regard to
the relation between settlement and plantation labor 1t Will
take time for such changes to become developed AN d
being the occupation oil formerly eS
producing homesteadeS The planters nave through @
REPRESENTATIVES the promise that they will facilitate mut
profitable arrangements between themselves ana hoeSee
ground the mills of the large sugar estates already eSe
doubt be followed by voluntary extension OF the system N
planting corporations been dependent pubic and
This largely prevailing would marx e emo
the long struggle with labor and immigration problems when mas
While the evolution of industrial improvement and more duSeu
civilization progressing the breaking light growing brighter year
after yarere is condition supply for Hawas lead
ing industry which must be met from crop crop Inc immigration
policy adopted year successful yet its con
absolutely and with eX
peence help gives promise of better results than have so lar been
achieved industrial and commercial interests the islands
depending mainly the production of sugar
would be most wse for the voters of the Territory refuse their
sanction to the continuance of the immigration policy at the present
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03
LOUIS kENAKE
PASSING THROUGH

Louis Kenake, formerly for many
years the energetic and popular assist
ant postmaster of Honolulu was about
town today exchanging greetings with
his hosts of old friends Mr. Kenake
has been connected withthe Spreckels
offices in San Francisco for the past
four years. He looks in splendid
trim, having gained in flesh and lost
nothing in height. Mr.. Kenake is on
his way to the Orient in the Manchu-
ria, and will probably go into business
in the Philippines.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03

Probably nothing be imagined which would give the Repb
can campaign black quicker than corporation interference with
the legislative county ticket of the Democrats.
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0pyrIght 10IO. ~ Geo. Mattt.ew Aaams.
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INQUEST ToNIGHr.

Maikai Kualele, an elderly woman
of 20 years, died at the Queens Hos
pital at o'clock yesterday afternoon
as the result of injuries received
early on Sunday morning. The wo-
man and her husband had been i'm
billing freely on Saturday evening, and
they continued their carousal unul
about three o'clock on Sunday morn
ing. 1t is believed that the couple
went to bed, leaving an oil lamp burn
ing. Less than an hour later the cot
tage in which they resided on Asylum
street was mass of flames, and By
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

doesn't matter what YOU say YOU do from day day.
with gems thought they may
abound but when YOU spring them folks will grin,
SAYING aud say "Od Nicks cbuking SIM Sometimes /
AND DOING ucighbor a thing that through
aud through; and swell mp with virtues fire my
heart is filled with noble myself 81
ebue ueighbor When he performs scury deed that
makes moral bosom bleed it duty protest plant
prceps i'm his breast" while I'm training the
Voice begins tob, whisper spirits
blamed you horribly your
rob apple the melon graft boost lift chicken
from its but whom these deeds make
the thing and oer And then Slrel
enameed cup pour head
things unsd The breaches about men
little and uke should have record snowy white;
should make his words right
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WALT MASON.

the time the neighbors had aroused
the husband the woman had been Sc
verely burned about the hands, feet
breast and abdomen. Kualele succeed
ed in dragging his wife out of the
burning cottage and she was taken
to Queens Hospital with all promp-
titude.
From the first it was seen that the
case was hopeless, ana about twelve
hours after her admission to the hos
pital the woman died An inquest VIII
he held this evening at the Police
Court Deputy Sheriff Rose this morn
ing took the jury to the hospital
where the body was viewed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03
What S the Matter
WithSugarStocks?
REAL ESTATE

Is the best of investments. No
city III the world has so bright a
future as Honolulu, and if a person
uses judgement IN buying he should
be able to provide we'll for the fu-
ture if he invests his savings in
Beautiful Kaimuh.
With the coming of Uncle Sam to
Pearl Harbor the opening of the
Panama Canal and the general de
velopment that is bound to follow a
careful realty investment is bound tc
be worth many sacrifice.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03
CITED FOR CONTEMPT.

Samuel Wallace has been cited to
appear before Judge Robinson tomor-
row morning to show cause why he
should not be committed for contempt
of COURT for having failed to comply
with an order of the court to pay $50
to c. F. Peterson and f. Andrade,
temporary counsel fees, and S13 costs
of court in connection with the recent
case in which Mary K. Wallace sued
him for a divorce.