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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30

Dor einteen laeen tpurDs nit 6ulfe
BON ROntgsnzS Strablen fsitgeIteut, oub
oas DOR sinem Wonate i'm Sptele per>
lebte 5anogslsnt unisrss Selotapitdns
Sans 2obert niht perIiauht, ionoern
ee6rohen 1T, uno puroe oahslbe am
Wlittpo6 in sinsn 8ppsperbdno gez
legt, Der erit mad 8srlauf pon mebres
rem Wohen sntfernt peroen fpiro.
9obert, nit qeib unD Sesle benz Bali
ipiel ergsben, iIt untr0itli6 uber iein
RibgsI6tt. bas ibn auf fold langs
3eit aus bem Sample entferHt bdlt.
lInierem Sanger 5om GIart rDuroe
in osm Wonta9sipieIe Der brittle Jinz
ger Der re6ten Sanb ourb etnen gsz
i6leuoerten Ball ihDer Derlest uno
mar isitbsr ourh Jrant Rotb htnter
benz BAT" pertreteu Doroen.
5suts nimmt 5dngerWcGean's orsts
tdgise 8erbannung aus Dem Spiele
elm Gnoe, mas unIsre 4usii6tsn aui
Siege in benz pittsburgsr SOurnisr
um % 9ro3ent erh0bt.
5n Osm gsitrisen sritsn Spisle oes
Observation-Disclosures spii6en ~Reos"
uno .giraten" in gittsburg bepientsn
9aspar unb glart bas GeIbiiB fir
uns gegen 2sspsr unb 9ibion. 2eeoer
ipurbe in benz 6. 8angs ourh popeL
aboeloit, rpdbrsne 8aspor in allen 8
8dngen auf isinsm ppiteu psrbIieb
llniere Sunsens gepannen oos Spi.J
neil iie ben 9sgnsrn auf allen gunfs
ten Oss Qnsriffes unb Der 9ertbeioi:
guna IbsrIsesn tparen. Die nRebs'
mahtsn s 3reffsr uno 2 JebIer geger
9 besp. 4 Der pittsburger. 0aspa,
psrI6sntts nur 2 5reipdfs CUR l Sait
pdhreno 2seber unb potpea oeren {
srIaubtsn. Die .Rebs" psritanben es
ibre 5rsffer su ton3sntriren, mas ID:
nsn gu ben 2Gufsn i'm 2. uno 5. Gan
ae perbaIf. Mit4ea mar uHier Cell
am Bat. Der neue Qbfduger Wlc
WliQan madte sinen uuierer Sehlsr.
neutrality-suspicious.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30
Ser Sentralbabnbpi.
Wlagor sduab germ. bersit aIlon
Brpteitleru 6ebor 80 lsibsn.

Manor Stpab srtldrte ssTttrn, o1b
er ielbitreoerb gerne bereit itin tpiiroe.
alle Qrsuments fir uno pibtr Ole
Ireibrisfs Srbiuuns, rxlde Der Stdbtz
ruth Der Cincinnati Union Depot &.
Terminal 60. perlieben, an3uborsn,
ebe sr sntIfetost, OBJ er bic Sroinan3
unt.rssi6nsn pirb ober niht. Sn Ges
ihdftstrsifsn duberte man iih in iebr
giinitiger urp anertsnnenber Wsiie
iibtr bic SroinarS in i6rer gsgeupdrs
tisen 5afIung. 5srr 5. 30. 5utton
bon 20. 6. 5utton & So. iaste ettpa
ifolgenoss: Die giirgerfhaft 1T sinea
Siunes in Der Siniiht, oab mir prins
eenb elmer 0erbeHeruHg bts pericnen.
tpie bss JrahtNrtsbrs bier beoiirf.u
uno beiosn Jrasen tpiro aueeuihein.
lid Der 9leetman'Ite plan pollaul
oerett. ipGbrnb er 3uglsih audi Dor.
tebrurgen fir bic 3utunft triiit, in
bem er 70 duseedrxitet III, bab in BEN
proisttirten Geniralbuhnbof Elm Der:
te1r betpdltt9f fperotH fdnH, Der pNr'
mai 70 srcb in als Der segentpdrtis'
bieiise 9erts6r.
Der ein3ige ftrittise Yuntt ffsini
Die Limitations salauisl" su Iein
ipel6e befaet. bab bic 9efelihaft M,
sehalten 1T. giienbabnen uno Strd.
benbabnsn In ben Gentralbobnhof stn'
sulafeu. ioipeit ss feline aapasitdt err
laubt. Sotpi. ih bic Sahe peritebe
Duroe biefe Glauiel auf griuten osl
gartiers einasfiigt. ipelhe oas pro
jeff finansiren unb meinsr 4nFiht mad
III oieis 5oroerung abiolut nidt un'
billis. oenn Elm Banter ipiro niht e
bis 80 Willionen Dollars porFtrs6su
obne oaB sr senau oas Gn6e Der 81
mahsnben 4ussaben ttnrt."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30
gterblihfeitsberiht.

Senrp q. anolmur, So, 735 State
Gbe., glierenleiosn.
Suliu Diis, 76, 534 Sale 4pe., 4la
tersIdDGhe.
QOuiie auusr, 81, 225 0f 12. Str.
9er3leioen.
8iniom ROIts, 58, 903 qOplarstr.,
5er3Ieioen.
Qinno Wiie, AZ, 449 0f 5. Ctr,
&rebs.
Glisabetb 5. 9irOn, 81, Ali IS. 8.
Ctr, 3uterru1r.
Yatrid Gain, 81, 838 Clinton Str.
RiersrIeioen.
CLARA Sugbss, 10 MOnot., siuie
4ps., S6ipd6s. ...
Rutb emma Soispbire 9sder, 8
Monat, 27 CIt Court Str. Sdpdhs.
gopuro gepter, Sc, 5000 DorTap
4pe., ltersIarpdde.
gbparo Maper. 3 Sabre, 512 DIT
II. Ctr, maiern.
Gid Barriner, Sc, 632 @apneStr.,
9erSlsiosn.
GbporD Wlurrap, !. Ct. SoIepbs
Sniant 4igIum, S6ndde.
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2ie Nennem iu Xatpria. i.

Die s.ftrisen R.nnsn batten fOIs.n'
bss Reiuitat:
Gxftss RsnntE - Ceiling;
s0ris $500; Al JurIonss. OutfisIbsr
105 (Seun.op). getponnen; Wtpdler.
1O5 CgsaD, apsttes; Sad @saper. 11O
iRite), britiss. 3sit: 30.
So Ututusls be3ablt: OutfieIoer
$3.50 su aetpiunsn; 1920 gldce;
S14.80 Sbon. Mpdlsr. S10.00place;
$3.50 Sbop. Sad WsuDsr, $3.50
Sbop.
3peites RenHen - Ceiling;
gDrie $500; 5 lSurlonss. Dlarianc
1O6 (Ulountain). ssnonnen; Oriental
georl, 106 (Scppill.). sio.ites; Wadu
Ia. 106 (Wartin), ortttss. 3tlt;
101 1/5.
So Mutuels besablt: Mariano, Sc
gu eetpinnsn; $4.60 plocs; $3.5(
Sbop. Oriental pearl. $500 plaes,
$3.50 Sbop, Dahulu, $3.50 Shon
Drittes Rtnnen SellinS
g5rIe $500; 6 5urlonas. Gotta Grseb
103 (Seppills). esnonnsn; 4colin. 1OF
BeaD, speites; eellaret, 102 (asnne
op), Drittes. 3eit: LA 20.
So Wtutuels beSabli: Gotta Greeo
$3.50 su aepinnen; $500 gi.te; $2.7(
Sbop. 4colin, $11.10 place; $50.
Sbop. GslIarst, S4.0O ShcU.
9iertesRennsn Saroicap
gorie $500; / Mleile uno 70 Yaros
y3intela, 112 (Srorlerl. astponnen
3om gisbse. 102 (5erbsrt). 3lpettes
Or. 5olsbsr5. lot (0rifiinl, orittes
3eii: l.42 4/5.
, So Rutusls bssablt: pintola. So. II
gu aetpinnen; $2.40 pIaee, Sd!
Sbop. 5om~sisbse, $3.50 Place
$2.10 Sbop. III. 9olsberq. $2.l'
Gbofp.
5anites ReHnen - ceiling
81ric $500; 6 5uriDnss. Starpori
1O8 (Mountnin), setponnen; Smprn
bent, 1o3 (Daartia). speitss; Gase,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30
Nattbaus. s.gieuis.

Die Gpdng. prot. Wattbdus 0e>
msinDe siebt beuis, Donneriius. 30. gu
nj, binaus mad Rtihsratbs Bart 3u
eintm fr0hIihen pienie. airhenratb
unb 5rduenpereiH baben oa3u oie ums
fdTennftsn Worbereitungen getroffen
unb nerbeu allss bran iesen. I'm oem
syefte ben perbienisn grfols 5u pers
lnaffen. Natiirlidb beibeiliseH iif
fdmmtlide Yereine Der 0emeinoe an
benz Gartenfeit. Die Jruuen baben
bic Ride iibernommen une ipsroen
.benGditen sin fHmadaftes WabI pors
fsssn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30
Neiplutes Wdbel.
Sragt NGnnerfleiber uno ipollte gr.
belt in elmer Jabrif indem.

6elen 9Dinan 1T cine II Sabre
alte 2nnbpomeranae aus benz Sctota
gountn, aber bon etnem feltenen un>
ternebmunasgeiIt beieelt. 2eiber
mahte jebo6 bic bDie poli3ei ben plGz
men Der neutrality-suspicious. 5elen
Elm boraeitiges gnoe unb itatt, tpie iie
es beabiiAtigt, in WGnnsrtlsibern ben
aompf nit benz Dufein aufnebmen 81
t0nnen, iibt nun 6elen binter S6lob
uno Rtegel, bis Der Sbertff bon
Scioto Gountp eineetroffen lit, Inn bic
Qusreiberin absubplen uno ibreH an@
geborigen tpieber gu iibermttteln.
Die Yoli5iiten Sants uno Sttig
iparen geitern 8ormittag na6 benz
8dhn6of Der 6. 8. unb 81. 8abn gez
ianbt porosn. Tim etneu iugenoliden
8ur6brenner aus Sronton, Romens
Robert goglep, bel istnem Gintreffsn
ab3uFaiien. Bon Robert fanoen Die
geamten dnfGnglih teine Spur. aber
ba6ineeqen fiel ibnsn Elm iunger Bur
fhe auf, Der ii6 in isiner aleioung
uno ieinsm mdhtiusu S6Iapphut
ni1t re6t pobl gu fiiblen ihien. Die
9olt3iiten nabmen oiefen rSiinglins
unter ibre i4iissnoe 5ittide uno
brahten ibn ndh Der 5dmmono Stras
| BE goIi3eiitation. mo- Geutnunt 0rout
dls alter grattitus iofort feititsllte,
bab er es nit einem oertlsibeten Wdoel
gu tbun bate. 2lnfdngIi6 beitritt Der
rcSiingline" gang entI9ieoen benz peibz
li6en 9eI6ls6t on3ugebOrsu, a6er
i6lisbli6 tam es gu ben iibliheu
Ibrdnen urp etnem 8sitGnbniB oaB
Der 2eutnant Re6t bate.
Da6ingegsn tpollte bic Gntlarpte i9>
rem 0dmen niht prsisgsben, ionoern
qeltdnp nur su, oab tie aus 9upner,
ap., FANNIE uno ii6 in portsmolth
Die Dtdnnsrtlsiber estauft babe. Sis
babe ii4 WdnnertIeioer angeSogen.
neil lie Der QnIiht mar. oab iie oann
leihter 4rbeit betommsu tonne. Sm
2nufe bes RahmittQgs nabm poli3sts
def WiQitin bic in3piIben nah Dem
'SrauenaeidngntB in Der GsntrGlitus
tion sebrahts Qrreit1ntin ms 9ebei
unS ihtiebli6 eeitano tie oenn aud
reumiittia sin. oab lie SeIen 5pinau
| leiPe unp in Der Tdbe bon Yortss
mrutb a. 5auIe fst Su Der l.steu
| 3eit mar iie als 0isnitmdohen bel oer
ssamila bss 2s1isloturmitgIisoss
Mpaltou, nabe 9or.smouth, beoienitet
oefpaIsa, aber bic aiihenarbeit idgt'
| ibr abiolut niht mebr 81 unb lie mol:
te oaber es in elmer 5abrit periu6en
lin nun leihter untsrtommen gu ton'
nsn, lisB lie iid in qortsmout9 BON ct
nem Wanne Die 6oare turs dbIhnel'
ben unb taufte Iih 0ann bic Wtdnnsr'
tIetoer in psnen re abgsfabt tpuroe-
Ra9 oi.ism 9eitdnouiB rpuroen BIZ
ge60roen bon Gcioto GouHtp tsIs9ra'
pbiIt bon Der Jeftnahme Der Our6;
brennsrin in asuntniB geIsst uno oisiI
Ra6riht bate bort cine febr berubt
qenoe Wirtunq, oenn infoI9e ot:
plOBli6en 9erIhpinosns oes Wdo
hens mar man bort auf Die Soee &C.
tommen, oab Iie bas Spfer zines Der
bre6ens ssporben lei uno Elm gur
eeraufsebot ourafu6te bersits ot
Ra6barIhaft uah Der 9srI4punos
neu.
Die poli3iften 5auts unoSttig bat
ten iibrigsns audi bic 8enustAuunt
! ben anberen 9urhbreruer, Rober
gaelsp, oinsfsit su MAIDEN, benz
9aglep trdf ipdtsr ais urfprunslid
.rpartet. Elm. uno tpiro nun prompt al
isinen 5srrn Batter in Sronton gu
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Soermamm sosc go. POS, ). :. 3. i

Der 4usflua bes Siabss Dieier9oss
iinoet am Sonntag. 3. Suli, itatt. uno
bas aommittse bat su oielem 3tpsd
ben Gountrp Club in Carthage 9erniez
tibet. Dieter Bart ift elmer Der ihons
item in Der llmssgeHD, uRb DoB bic 2os
oeubrunxr Is peritshen, allen 5beile
nebmern ein.n psrgniigisn Tag 5u bes
reiten, lit Ssoem. Der ibre Jsitlihteiten
bsiuht, betannt. Spiele allsr art fiir
eSuno unD Gilt iperoen itattfinoeR.
Mud, tpiro Der Soofs[lotp Sdnserhor
IN gorpore eriheinen, iufpis nod piel'
anbere Sdneer, uno ihre IthOnsn Sic
Der msrpen mi.belfsn. oas Jeit 81 oer'
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prpbirt IL. g. Wstol poliIh"
uno .Bartespers 5rienb". b.
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Suusert i'm @aibinstua garf

4m iSreitag abeub finoet pieoer Elm
aonsert i'm Buibinatou part ftatt,
uno geleoentli6 oeTeIbeu piro bas
SoFer'ihe Srhsitsr uHter Der 2situng
BON aapelmeiiter Sobn 5oFer bus
foleerbe programm 3ur Surhfibrun9
brin9en:
Ribsluneen Warit Daguer
Superture gu n9tdter uno Bauer"
Suppe
8oI3sr aus .9bs qrima 3onna"
9srDerl
SpftlD undpare8 2inde
9otppurri aus Bohemian 9irt"
nsbe glittering glopporm" :.
6aa ga Sarge
2iso m5pr al eternity, Usoi6eroni
SRI. 6eIens Rishl.
,Imericun ButrpI" Weuham
I'm Rampop" Sager
,Gpr'p Dan" 9eb. 9. Baron
oRsp yea" BaItsr J. 6earn
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Ssute Ra6mittag aipeites Spiel bes
Spurniers spiihsn rReos" uno .9is
raten" in pitts6urs. Susss uno Wlcz
2ean Iteben aIs unfers 9atterie auf
benz Vrogrdmn.
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berrli6en. Wer baber einen Idonsn
Sonntug perbringen nil, Der made
iid ON 3. Sult frtib auf mad oem
GountrD Club.
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Siir eisfss gIatt tpurhen gsiisrn bon
ben Sptitern 6. aleiu 6 9r o.,
= }. ABS Race Strabs, foIgenbe gsms
prctur lIntsrf6ieos regiitrirt:
g}m Gron Im. GRAB
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Gbeerlaubmi


(Di[liam +. 0iers, %, Ginning Ctr.
lQnna 8reitbeil, 26, Sft 13. Ctr.
(Birtam gesDile, g, Gaitsrn Gps.
l5lorence 4uble, %, Do.
}Wurtin Yisrce, a., DonnsrsbergsrItr.
l8atie Spt6er, SO, Wain Str.
(gbdres 6. Spitlsr, 81. 8ranb 5Ot.I.
l2ucp g. Barnes, 80, DIT 8. Ctr.
(5ermann u. 5sgsI, Jinblup Ctr.
tWap Wartin, p, Bauer Qoe.
{Sobn 9aBoIo, q, 2ombarbp glog.
lGlt5ab. 5lanigan. 20, StettiHius4Ds.
IS. Bulb, 81, gorosn Strabs.
tQlice 8ruugan, %, Gbepiot Npe.
}Ralpb 6. Sespsr, "a, Dana 4pe.
| 5elen q. WiIion, "a, gbaie Ctr.
(2nbert u. gruen.r, "a, GoncorDiapI.
l4oelaioe Wtorgan, "a, Ootota 4De.
IS. McGarroG, SO, aaDrenceoilIe, 81.
iWprtIe WcRea, %, Sinton !ooteI.
(goDaro 6offmann, SO, gort StroBs.
l4lma Wunbbsnt, 27, 321 SeIsn Str.
|Gopin Gn3, %, Clifton Gps.
lQnita perrp, %, Eemper Cane.
(Sumuel 2epitt, 81, SO. Is. Ctr.
lGpa 8apis, 80, Central Gpe.
(5erbert 8. 8raf, %, RunsfielD Ctr.
Bertha Rolonep, 20, Sit II. Ctr.
(Sames q. yiIber, "a, Sgrseman 4Ds.
lGarrts 6oItman, %, 20. 6. Str.
|Sstar u. god, "a, W9pore Ctr.
tRubp BRADFORD, 18, Sycamore Ctr.
(5ames q. 8sft, "a, armorp aDs.
lWurtba 9. qODLeit. 19. Gentral4Ds.
{5o6n 6. Minsr, 81, gbicaso.
lgora 6. Wepers, 27, GucIio aDe.
(Trant 6. Irant, %, Race Ctr.
lglan6e 6. 4oumfon, %, DO.
(Gbris. Gruber, 19, SbarOnpiQs.
lgolma 8artbolomen, q, DO.
(6snrp +. Riemsper, 25, Cit II. Str.
(Guniee SatuI.p, %, 9unt StroBe.
(Senrp utitler, 36, glainpiGs.
lQnnu Wsinete, "a, DO.
(RuboIp6 Sgr.pbsrg, 26, grsmsH Ctr.
lSennie 9Ioper, 26, Spcumore Str.
(5ront Db.elsr, 25, DuIport6 ape,
lGmma Mc9aniel. %, Gaitern 4oe.
(Wm. Sunb, %, Strsng Str.
l2aura asiiel, q, @oleroin Ire.
(gbus. Gatansaru, %, gapmiusrStr
I5atie Waru, 18, Sebler Ctr.
(Dm. 81. 5laoe, 80, Carlisle 2lDs.
l9race q. Smitb, 80, part 4ps.
IRobsrt Jr.iI:ns, "a, College Gin, 8
lWortba u. 2iugO, %, gPt Iirp, .
(glbert air6nsr. %. Clifton 2fps.
tRamie alote, p, 9opple Str.
(Siu u. 0immid, %, glep gort.
lgrioe.t 8orean. 20, GIsnoule, $.
IRentpr 9. gltin, 25, @ilbert 4pe.
lWprtle u. Rieman. 20. WbittierStr
(Sofepb 9. De 9orat, Al. Sit 5. Ctr
l2illian WiaIon, %, Do.
{Wilion 2iIomb, 80. 2ibertp Str.
lGloru Siuhoff. "a, DO.
{ssr. Rei6ratb, 40, Spring Srope an
lMarsarst aaufimun, 81, Goans 81
(cSo6n 6. Wlprris, %, RorpoOo.
lWarn Suebes, q, pioneer Ctr.
(G3eo. gramlaee, q, Delhi. 8.
(Sallie 5ennegsr, 20. DO.
| (albert Sprtpis, %. SomiIton. 8.
| lSenristte Ronofbetn, 20, aInnepar
Israncis R. Stanl.p, 26, atlontd. Ga
| lRprma Winlert, 21, Sit 13. Str.
| (Cgr.en R. McGes, 64, garrsu Str.
| Bertha Warplop, 45, DO.
| (@eo. $. 9olter, 81, Rihmonb Ctr.
(Milbrsb Weigel. 22. Sft 4. Ctr.
+! colbert Wombers, %. DOnobue Ctr.
| lJrisDa Ul. Gueffner. p, Dpriep Str
| lssohn r. Saptn, 26, Sit 7. Ctr.
| Dora Stspdrt, %. DO.
| (sspbn U. Gipesnep, 80. Raee Str.
| lStelIa 2pnh. 25, W. 8. Ctr.
| IGo. Z. Rabe, 27, Reipport, ap.
| lRprma BRidaros, 20, Roripooo. s
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-04
ROOSEVELT REFUSED
TO SEE THE Pope

hackers still have confidence in his
claim that he went TO the pole.
Captain Osbon, one of DR.. Cooks
warmest supporters, announced today
that the $275,OOO already raised for
the purpose of proving Doctor Cooks
claims is but a part of the fund ulti-
mately to be raised The captain
says that it will be eventually shown
that Cook got to the pole.
Doctor Cook is almost broken in
health. His wife, who is with him in
South America, says that the work
of meeting charges of taking, together
with the strenuous work he has done
as an explorer, have almost prostrat-
ed him.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-04
LIGHTFOOT GIVES
RUSSIANS ADVICE

Attorney Lightfoot on Saturday ad-
dressed the dissatisfied Russian i'm
migrants to the following effect:
ri am here to talk to you once
more and this will be the last time
When you sent for men when you
were on the channe1 wharf, came
and did the best could do for you.
Since then l have seen the govern
ment, the board of immigration and
the planters, and have done my best
can do no more. AS l said in the
Governors office, we have not done
as well as I wished, but we have got
all we can. We have got a great
many concessions from the planters.
Some tell you that we have not
got any concessions. This is not true.
One of the most important we have
got, is that food supplies shall be sold
to you at plantation stores at cost
prices. Another is the promise to
place you under the piece work sys-
TEN, you will find your work for the
day finished by one or two o'clock
every afternoon. If after that hour
you want to work more, it will be
credited as overtime. Those of you
who are not lazy will be able to make
more than $22 per month-may be
$50, $40 or even $50 per month.
81 don't tell you I think $22 fair
wages, because I don't think it is. I
do tell that I think tina under, the
piece work system you can save
money, and perhaps after a time you
can get better jobs. Many of Won
might get better Jobs in Honolulu
today-at 50 or SO per day-if you
could understand English. But none
of you understand English. In talk
1 had with our Governor he told me
that he planned to do all in his pow
err to establish night schools in which
you might learn English. In your
country officials deceive and lie, but
not here. What our Governor says
he will do, he will do.
zone great trouble has been that,
owing to lack of interpreters you have
not understood the plantation mana
gers and they have mont understood
you. The governor suggested having
some good man, not connected with
plantations, to act as interpreter for
you.
81 believe that Mr.. Perelstrous lied
to you, and have said so to the gov
ernor and to everyone else. believe
that you were deceived when you
came here. But the question now is,
what are you going to do?"
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AT THE PARK.

"The Restoration" will be the rea.
ture film at the Park theater this
evening. In addition there will be
several excellent comedies and the best
of music. The Russian quartette en-
gagged by Manager Congdon to appear
at the Park have made good inr every
sense. In their own country they are
said to have been actors of no small
reputation, and while they can moi
speak English they sing we'll They
will be continued on the program to.
niht and tomorrow night.
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months use of them. - Mrs. S. A.
WILLIAMS, r. F. d. No. IA, Box SO,
Gardiner, Me.
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Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass,
Invites all sick women to write
her for advice. Her advice is free,
Ind always helpful.
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SHARPSIGNS FL: 9? &c.; :: e.: {: e.:
/ AT THE THEATERS|

Probably the record audiences of the
year filled the different theaters Satur-
day night. With numerous outside at
fractions the Hawaiian, Bonnie and Or
pheum were all filled, while the En-
pire, Art and Park had theirs stand
ing room only signs out most of the
evening. People damned the Princess
rink for the wrestling and other events
the Ferris wheel wheel revolved to
land-ofice business and every other
place in town that offered any sort of
amusement had its crowd. A specta-
ttor could not help wondering where
all She people came from anyhow.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-04
CHAMBERLAIN'S PAIN BALM A
HOUSEHOLD LINIMEIT.

A touch of rheumatism or a twinge
of neuralgia, whatever the trouble is,
Chamberlains Pain Balm drives away
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gives relief. When a bottle of it is
kept in the house the pains of burns
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cuts and bruises quickly healed and
swellings promptly reduced. In fact,
for the household ills, it is just such
a liniment as every family should oe
provided with. For sale by all deal
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-04
THE EMPIRE TONIGHT.

Beginning with this evening, Miss
Donovan, a clever entertainer in Irish
dialect, will appear at the Empire. 1t
is claimed that the lady writes her
schemes and sings them like blrd
Her Irish songs have been officially np-
proved by the Irish consul, as being
from Kerry and Connaught and are
certain to make hit with ''the crowd
Miss Aspinwall has been prevailed up
on to present her famous muscle dance
another week. In addition to leaders
there will be number of new pictures
films, some of them comics.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-04

ASSOCIATED Press Morning Service.)
ROME, April 4.-Colonel Roosevelt
who arrived here yesterday from
Naples, and who was given royal hon
ors on his arrival, has created a SEN
sation by refusing to accept an invi-
tation to an audience with His Holt
ness, Pope Plus x. His refusal is
more direct than that of former Vice
President Fairbanks, whom the Pope
refused to receive il ne attended and
addressed the Ruman Methodist con-
gregation. Fairbanks, the Pope de-
clined to see; Roosevelt has declined
to see the Pope.
When the arrangements for the va
risous receptions and functions in
honor of the great American were be-
ing made, it was arranged that IN
audience at the Vatican would be held,
the Pope signifying his readiness to
meet the former President of the
United States. The details of the
arrangements were laid before Colo
mel Roosevelt, it being announced that
the Vatican desired to attach certain
conditions to the granting Of the au-
dience. Colonel Roosevelt then abrupt
ly declared his intention of declining
the honor of au audience if any con-
ditions at all were to be imposed.
1t was intimated from the Vatican
that if Roosevelt would agree not to
visit the Methodist community, all
would be well. At this suggestion,
Roosevelt announced that the incident
was closed one and that he would
not listen to any further suggestions
in the matter at all, his mind being
made up not to attend or request an
audience.
The matter has created a profound
impression throughout Europe.
National Affront.
NEW YORK, April 4-The report
from Rome of a rupture between the
Vatican and Colonel Roosevelt has
created the greatest interest here,
especially among the Roman Catholic
circles. A prominent Bishop, in an
interview last night, stated that ne
feared the refusal of the Pope To
grant an audience to the former Pre-
sident, except under conditions, viii
be regarded throughout America as an
affront to the nation.
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CONFIDENCE IN COOK.

NEW YORK, April 3.-The Cook
Peary controversy was revived by an
announcement made here tonight that
a fund of $4,000 has been raised 70
pay the expenses of getting proofs OF
Doctor Cooks discovery of the north
pole. The announcement of the rails
ing of this big sum shows that his
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"GYLIAKS"
To THESE ISLANDS
rhe Picking Daily News says:

The Picking Daily News says:
From Hardin under date of Febru-
airy 20, it is learned that three thou
sand Gyliaks have been recruited IN
the neighborhood of Manchuria, the
frontier town between Siberia and
Manchuria for employment in Ha-
wall. Six hundred of these will en-
bark at Dairon in the course of the
week.
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PREPARES FOR WAR.

ST. PETERSBURG, April st was
announced today that the government
proposes to engage upon a vast sys-
tenn of national defense The sum Cf
$674,000,O0O is to be spent on the
work. The bill provides for a com
plete reorganization OF national de-
lenses.