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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
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6 hicnoo S0 u 81,

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&ic aus @aibiugtou semelnet miro.
bat Die bon bcn Serrcu 8alicr 81.
Wid)aeliS unb hilbert Wan. BEN Mbe
aeioubten Der Gbieogoer @erbiinSetcn
@ereinc fiir lofale Sclbitregierung. nit
bcm 8inncuitener : Ginnebmer GabeQ
abacbaitenc GonferenS Den acmiinlhs
ten Grfolg gebabt, inbem ndmlih Sr.
Gnbel 6u Der lle%ber5eusung gclangte.
boB elm 4erein. Der selesentlih alli
cinem pnn ibm pcrnnitnltetcn fselte nli
eigcne Mehnuns Bier ober @ein pers
fault. ncm @ciese semdB nidt ais
@ctrdnfeldubler gu 6eseihnen lit mo
alip fir oieien MlisIhalf aud, tciner
ginbesli5ens bebarf. BIC segen pcrs
ld,iebcne %ereine a%nbanaig ~ecnrodten
ltrafrcfltlid,en Sertoleunsen ncrncn
nm lofcrt einscitellt lueroeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
ND. 2O22.
Dome Der Snpalipcn eii,en geiid, abs

Dome Der Snpalioen eillen 8eiud) abb
ltattete.
gr gina 5uerit in Die Gape0e, po
er Die 5erfebten Subnen betradtete,
DIE NAPOLEON III ieinen Selp3iigen ers
obert bate. @r unterbielt iih babel
lebr lebbaft nit General Salitein
ilbcr Greiguiiie in Den pc~ridiebenen
Shldhten, bod ais CT Sic ienicitige
Hotunoa erreidlte unb bon ibr alf BEN
prddtigen rotbmarmornen Carlo
pbn oes Groberers ~berabblidte. Der
bon Den bel Iuiterlis crobcrten Sab
men nnb nnberen grinnertnaen an
ole groBcn Siege bon 4uiterlit.
SrieSlano. Den Ypromioeu. Sena,
VRdrengo nnb Wosfm umgeben mar.
pa iuuroe Der saemalise Yrdiinent
lpdter Itiea Die 8eielihnft in Die
4ruptn hinab, nurd ncldhe mar All
Dem @rdbaerpDlbc eelnngt. lleber
Der Sbiirc 5u bieiem las H~opicpelt Die
Borte. Die Hapoleon auf ct. Selena
gelf}rieben bate unp in benen er Den
Wunlf dllsbriidte, oaB feline @e6eiuc
an Den ltfern Der Seine ruben mod
ten. inmitten pes @ultes, bos or il
lebr aelie6t bate.
9ier bsfinocn lid in elmer Niife
IN citem @lasfuiten Happleon's BE-
riibmtcr 9egen uno fem lftpar8er
Out lnb Die mnbe6eifnete Stsinz
platte. NIT Der bus Grab pes aaiiers
BON Dem ensliid,cn General be5eichnel
fpurbe. Der aber niht bnlosn pollte.
odb Der Stcin ben Aamen pes grpBen
Sooten eingemeiBelt triise. .MuBers
preenttif! NuBerorbentlidJi" riei
Hoolepelt mehrere Wiale aus. ais CT
por DEM Sdrfophdge iranb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
Sabrgang 80.

meiiter encrsii6 elm. Sn Iilpnutee
perben Die @irtbidaften inter DEM
~2isensIpitem sereeelt. Gin 8irtb,
Der elm iaiberes unb r~eipeftables 2otal
betreibt, iclte beihiiet perben. ca
ioltcn feincrlei Hdnte. I'M i'm in cine
Saae an loden, sepulhet peroen.
anberericits fam Die grpirtung elmer
9i3ens ni1t Die grlaubnib cinidliez
Ben, Elm uerrufenes Sals 81 betreiben
ober Der 3iisenoiisfeit @oridub gu
leiiten.
ale offentlif,en lltilitdten iolz
ten in ieber 8eiIe i'm Sntereiie bes
Yublitums berbollfommnet fperben,
i'm ipdter eana in ben geiis Der
Stabt iiber5useben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
1f1iuienen fcmcr.

GATE 6 GarIcs. Ca. %. april.
IngciaGbt bon cii,em iturmdbnlifen
&iuNe. 5erit0rtc bcute cine SeuerSs
brllnir einen 5beil bieler Stabt. Gina
20 StruBcnsepierte NIT mcbreren
bunoert 3dliern mirpeu einsedi6ert,
nnp elm Sdaoen % nabe3u SIS. 000.s
600 peruriaht. Die Staptbale, mebs
rere aird)cn. @eihdftslofale nno 2as
aerbauicr bilbeten apei Stunpcn nad1
Ausbruh res Seuers nilr nod oams
picnoc Mmacrreite mo Nihenbauicm.
3m~eitaliero Yerionen linb oboaGlps.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
dur Sarfner'G~ snuentien

9ie srDke Garners= Gpnuen-
tim tast nptit 2. bis 8. Mai IN
ct. 2pnis, Wp., int ,Ylanters
SpteI". Die Giienbabu- Weiea.
fhaften bes Snnbes itelen ben
8efnhern berielben ermaRigte
Hunbfabrten In Ansfidt. Ser
berielben beisntuubner sebenft
- nnb baS iolte ieber fort.
i&rittlthe 2anbmann, Der
irsenbtuie abfomnten fantt -
ifrci6e nm Ndberes an: Wtr.
Spbn @rabp, Garmers' Gun-
pentipn Manaeer, Commercial
Duilbins, ct. 2pnis, NfS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
Nae eerettet.
Sugb Z 0 IN n, ct. 0arn's.

r.-# y ~ W.
Sciap Snieln. IS. april.
Ser Sampfer Minneba6a". bon
Der uItlautic transport" 2inie. ses
rietb oieicn @loresn Inn 2 l1br bel
9ilbop 9tos altf cine inter Dem g8ais
ier perbor9ene alippe. Seine Gaiias
giere ipurSen IN Siderbeit sebraft.
9us Sdiff lit idlimm b~e1d,dbist.
Die rNinnebnba". &apitdn 2aplano,
BON Nep Yort nad 2onbon beitimmt
iuhtc it'd behltIam ibreu 8es aili
oen Germclfanal 81 burd, Den oihter
Hebcl. Der bas 9ift auf giibop Npd
perbarg. poburh bas Shiff pn5l
pcriiibrt ipurDe, it'd Der seidhrli9en
aiiire Der Sciup Snieln 5u iebr 81
ndbern. Ils Die .Wtinnebabn" aui
Den Selien fuhr, erbielt lie elm gros
pes Sed mitifiiis unb pieicn Nor
gen itebt nas &niier 20 SUB tief in
ibrem norberen &ielraum. Sic &C
Yaiiagiere ipiIrben in una,lgenebmer
@eile allfgepedt unb cine 3cit lang
iparen lie i'll bepentlifer Aufre9ung.
bis lie bon ben Gffi5ieren berubigt
ipuroen. Sie Nettuuasbppte ipuroen
lofort ausgeieBt. unD baun ihritt Der
1npitdn unter Den Eaiiagieren ums
Der, Die I'M eriten Shred in mal9els
batter 8etleihuna auf Sed seitiir5t
lparen, nno ~berubigte uub ermabnte
lie. ipieoer III ibre 8abinen 5u geben
uno lid lrarm dn5u5iebeu fir Die
Sahrt ndh Der Strife.
&aunt lab Der Sampfer auf Den,
Selien felt. als audi ihou brabtloie
Sepeiden nah 2lobe's Signaltatipn
auf Sap Si6arb ubgeinnbt purbeu,
bon mo lie treiter naf Snlnloutb be-
fproert iunrben. Die Notblignale
lpurbeu audi auf Den Snleln nuf9e>
fanscn, une binieu Sturgeon fubrer
Die Soote Der Slider ali rag @rad
5u. Sielc goote nabn,en Die EnHas
gierc auf nnb lnnbeten lie in Srpber.
no mnn eS linen 10 beailem mntte
pie bics hic Silfsmittel Der fleiner
SnIcln crlaubten, bis elm Sampfer
anfann. Der lie nah Een5anee braebte.
bon 100 lie III einem Sonher5uge mad,
2pnbon acbradt meroen. 9apitdn
9aptunp mnb ieine Wannihuft Bile
ben ollf bcm Sbiffe. bns bel Cages
nnbrii6 cine lcihte Neigung mad,
Sadborb Seigte. Sobdlo Die Eailnz
giere tort paren. besann man bamit.
Die 2abuns bes S6iffes 81 err
leidtern.
Sas leDenbe Tieb. bus einen erps
zen Sbeil pes aarsos bilbete. mlrbe
aii Sampipm Sslnnb 9~elanoet. Cine
llnteriuhuug Der @aIdinen nnb Der
aeiielrdume ihien 81 er9eben. ba6
oieie ni1t s~elitten batteu unb baB Die
Sddben lid alf bas @orbertbeil pes
Shifies b%eihrdntteu. Sie .Winnes
bahia" mar fait aui berielben Steac
nufgclnufen. mo has Seaelihifi, bas
oenielben Nameu fiibrte, DOT 81 Sabs
ren perln9lidtc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
al mad Bonn!

Tilserfabrt bes Central gereins Der
fatbuliiden 3emtih Amerifaner
mad Der G,uiaen Stabt. = Muf bcm
Sampfer wHerlin". - Der be-
fannie Reu. @eplanb ppn Scriep
Gin Der 5iibrer. = Nn6 etn Sei=
tunssmann an 8prb: ST. %. 3pbr,
Nebaftemr nom tasli&en .8uffalu
Yulfsfrennb".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
alrmes Regime in hill
lunmkre.

Sic neuc Stabt=G erwaltnns in ben
SGnben Der Sp3ialiiten. - Wappr
Gc;bcl's Mmtsrebc. - Gr beiiir=
wprte. Wafregeln, ppn henen bic
mciiten in jc5er gut perwalteten
Stabt aasgeiiibrt uerbcn ipllten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
Q~emnkratifdsr airs.

Die Shriit an Der Wanb. - SIM 32.
New YDrfer Gungref= 7iitrift nirb
ieit 20 Sahren sum critcn Wtale elm
Sentufrat, NIT grpker Stimmen.
mehrbeit. serrablt. - alfD bic
5ucite repnblifaniide 6phbnrs
gefallcn. i
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
Sramenelefter Saret GrSrmtsee
aerftSrt.

Wabrib, Spanien, 81. Mpril.
9ur6 einen 2anbruti6 tpurbe oas
@oiter 3u San Yablo. nabe Manraiio,
80 Wseilen bon Barcelona, 5erltort
0ier5ie S6tpeitern tplrr6en nuter ben
Sriinmern begraben. Heun 2ei6en
luirben bis jest aufeefunben. Chem
i~opiele S1tpeffern fonnten ii9 retten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
,tsnaes's Sarft abcrtritt
DatisaipGsifette.
VI o IN. 81. MIR.

" D III, Il. Nprtl.
Ser Ynpit bat nbermals gclteno
gemadIt, rug er %ieitens arsipdrtiser
8cluhern. pie cine Nubieu3 miinichen.
itrsugc &coba6ting Der 8utifanz gtis
fette eriparie. Siesmal bdnhelt CO
lid nm Shirt hilbert BON Wpnncp,
pelher am 81. April ben aonig be.
Iudcn uub crit am nGd)iteu Gage Sr.
Seilisfeit auftparten poIlte. Gr wiro
ni6t empiansen pcrben. llebrigens
bat Der 9eiuh bes NacinberriherS
uler &onagallen feline mcittraeenbe
politil6e @eoeutuns.
-$-f@
Nns Der Nlabnma'er Npblens
6ed,c. Der Stdttc Ser aataitropbe ami
Miittpoh. iiuo bis jeet 2S SciHen &c.
bergen iporben.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27
THAT TREACHER0US
ROAD TO IWILEI

The road TO Iwilei has been placed
In the limelight and IL a subject for
considerable ventilation at the hands
of the city and county fathers.
The road to Iwilei, while unassum-
Ing and modest, Is likewise perverse
and twisting In its meanderings.
Furthermore. the famed highway.
celebrated In verse and prose, and
subject to much prayer and thought
by the righteous minded OF Honolulu.
must bear other burdens OF reproach.
Now comes the management OF the
Honolulu Packing Company. the Ha-
waiian Pineapple Company. the Amer
lean Can Company and the Hawaiian
Fertilizer Company, who In series OF
petitions 10 Mayor Joseph J. Fern de-
clare seyeraily and collectively that
the road is a serious menace to the
safe and satisfactory conduct OF their
business. The thoroughfare is pro
nounced as unsafe for heavy traffic.
II liz full OF holes let alone physical
pitfalls. The companies whose estab.
lishments line Iwilei road pray for y
better highway. They ask that need
full repairs be made at once. It's up
to the road committee and that body
will probably take immediate action.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27
WORK AHEAD FOR
RAPID TRANSIT

The Rapid Transit Company is max
Ing great preparations for extensive
improvements In the future.
The new car barn. which is being
erected on the company property. Just
Waikiki of the present car barn and
extending from. Young street to Ber-
etania avenue, is To be used for the
storing OF extra cars used on special
occasions and holidays.
At number Of terminals and inter
mediate stations the company Will
erect shelter stations, permission hav-
ing been obtained TO do so from the
city authorities.
The Pearl Harbor extension Is In
allegiance TIL word has been received
from Washington regarding the right
of.way across the reservation. There
seems to be no reason why the right
should not be granted.
The. sidings on King street east OF
Fort are to be heightened so as to al
low the passing OF several cars at one
time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27
OFFICER OLSEN IS Ex0NERATED

Special Police Oficer Olsen. now
connected with Chief OF Detective Nc.
Dunes stan, has been exhoncrated
by the Police Committee of the Board
OF Supervisors.
One Joe vieira' some weeks ago
wrote a letter to Mayor Fern In which
serious charges were made against OF.
Hcer Olsen. The misslve was read and
turned over to the Police Committee,
who took the matter up with Sheriff
Jarrett. Every possible effort was
made to get line on the informant
"vieira." Despite requests that the
person making complaint appear be-
fore the Sheriff and substantiate his
charges, no such individual could be
found.
In. the absence OF direct and fuller
testimony from the writer OF the anon
ymous communication. the Police Com.
mittee came to the conclusion that the
letter was inspired through spite or
revenge and this particular charge
against Olsen has been withdrawn.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27
7HETIS BACK
EMPTY HANDED

There is nothing doing along the
line OF poaching or bird hunting on
Laysan. Lyslansky or Nekar Islands.
according to the report brought to
ithe port this morning by the Off
GERS OF the United States revenue
cutter Thetis.
The vessel sailed from Honolulu
on May 10. She arrived at the bird,
islands to the westward and, despite
rough weather, effected a landing at
several OF the lonely islets.
Z Neither japanese nor the signs OF
recent depredations among the birds
were noted. =
The Thetis is back at her moor
ings In the harbor.
II Is apparent that the japanese
schooner which, Il was understood,
would be dispatched from Toxic or
Yokohama to visit the bird Islands
and relieve the poachers aud hunt
ers left on I.aysan aud Lyslansky Is
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27
THE NOVELTY,

Some very high.class banjo music
was given last evening at the Novelty
Theater by McGrath and Page. Any
lover OF good banjo music should not
fall to hear these artists. Their rem.
dltion OF the "Miserere" and the South.
ern melodies are played In two entire.
ly different methods and Is u reveal.
ton to those who think the banjo Is
only an instrument OF accompaniment.
Mayo and Rove, comedy sketch art.
lists, are still making the usual hit.
These people are artists Of unusual
ability and never fail to please the
most critical audience. Tonight. by
special request, they will present kit
tvs Letter" They always get the
people talking with this sketch. Come
and see H.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27
PAELE HONEST
But CARELESS
Watson Charges Wiped
From Supervisors
Slate

]. X. Paele, road supervisor for Koo.
laupoko district, may be lax In the
keeping OF his accounts but he Is de-
clared an honest man by majority
report from the city and county road
committee. The Tom Watson charges
against Paeie have been relegated to
inocuous limbo by an action taken by
the Board OF Supervisors at meeting
held last evening.
Quinn, Aylett and Kane had the In
vestigation OF Paele In hand. Their
report states:
I'm regard to Paele matter the Road
Overseer OF Koolaupoko district
charge being made against the said
road overseer by Mr.. Watson, which
was referred to your committee on
Roads. Bridges. Garbage. Parks and
Public improvements. after investigat-
Ing same, holding three meetings, get
ting evidence from all sides. Mr.. Wat
son claims that the City and County
owes him $3.50 for work performed as
carpenter. Mr.. Paele claimed that
he does not owe that amount. Mr..
Paele claiming that he overpaid him
one month. and deducted that amount
the next month, but as the method Of
keeping the time was not the way II
should be kept We have Mr.. Paele's
word against Mr.. Watson's. we would
recommend that Mr. Watson be paid
$3.50 out OF the koolaupoko Road
Fund. Charges OF dishonesty have
been made against Mr.. Paele. we md
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27
CAMPBELL JoLLiEs
THE, SUPERVISORS

Superintendent OF Public Works
Marston Campbell generally succeeds
In sending a jollying letter into the
supervisorial camp at each regular
meeting. Last evening Campbell
esque communication was received
which informed the city dads that the
head of the Public Works Department
had acquired the necessary property
for the enlargement OF the Central
Grammar school yard. situated on
Vineyard between Fort and Emma
streets. cf
Quinn snorted. Logan III a fresh
cigar. Aylett made a descent upon the
water cooler and the letter was ord
cred laid on the table.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27
THE PARK.

To an audience crowded TO the
doors, the Ibsons opened at the Park
Theater last night. With no reserva-
ton II Is one OF the most pleasing
musical acts ever seen here. The
clarionet solo of one OF the young
ladies'. with violin and flute obligato,
Is gem. Their banjo act is very well
done and the xylophone solo was en-
Enthusiastically encored. The costumes
worn by the young ladies' are very
pretty and the general tone OF the act
is OF very high grade. The new
serio comic made great hit and Wall
ner repeated his former successes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27
Quinn Tells OF
FUTURE Plans
Money Alone viii Do
Much For City
Streets

b "Give us money and we will soon
show YOU some fine city streets and
country highways" declared Chairman
Quinn of the City and County road
board at last nights gathering OF mu'
nicipal lawmakers.
There's u million dollars worth OF
work incorporated In that stack OF pc
titions now before this board. calling
for new roads or the finishing up OF
half completed thorougbfares.
1--WE simply haven't got the money
to cover all sections OF the city and
county. Some OF these petitioners
will have to-wait.
Quinn. Aylett and Kane got their
heads together the other day In execu.
tive session. Before adjournment as
members OF the road committee they
evolved the following schedule Of work
on island roads for the month OF June.
1910:
Repair the road opposite the Old
brick yard up Nuuanu. leading In. as
what is known as Schnack Tract, also
to finish what work there Is on Koko
Head Avenue, which IL very little;
also remove few rock. and straighten
the road on Eleventh avenue. below
Mrs. Bartlett's residence.
Commence work on Palolo Valley
where work was left out some time
ago, also 'Kaiauokalani Lane be re-
paired at once. This can be done with
very small cast, az all II requires ID
waste or loose dirt for filling.
Continue work In Kalihi cami
same as present month.
Continue work in Kapiolani Tract
Continue street oiling the same as the
present month.
EVA district Continue work In XII
papa Gulch.
Waialua District-Continue work
the same as the present month,
Koolauloa District-Continue to
word Hauula, the same as the presen,
month.
Koolaupoko Dlstrict-Continue grad
ing toward Heela-kea beach.
We would recommend that rocl
crusher be shut down in June, that nj
macadam be spread and that all thu
work be put on the grading towards
Heeia-kea beach.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27
MORE plLlkIA FROM kAL,H,.

Kalihl residents still clamor for
good roads. Solomon Mahelona. sec
rotary OF the Kalihl and Palama Inn
provement societies. has written May
or Fern asking that something be
done towards the improvement and
the matchmaking OF the roadway ex.
tending from walakamllo to Kalihl
beach road. The highway is pro-
nounced as In neglected state and
unsafe for traffic after nlghtfall.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27
SUNKEN SUBMARINE
SAILORS STILL ALIVE

26sunk, thirty ahoms Of with
while frantic
before the
sunocation
this morning
wi heru o
de Calais bound Dover She partially sub
at
picked the lookout.
London that wreckers have
raise The
attach the chains report that they able
the inside the
order let the i'm
everything done for their
tina possible,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27

lands. was warned In time OF the
activity displayed by the United
States Government. Such a vessel
has never been sighted by the The
tbs officers on the several trips to the
westward.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27

An III wind often takes our breath
away.
Wall Street never tempers the
wind to the shorn lamb.
The heavier the trouble the hard
err 1t is to drown II In drink.
II you are feeling blue go to see
a hall game and he glad YOU are
alive.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27

Our families never offer d reward
for our return when we are carried
away by Success.
Legions OF gilded fools have hitch
cd their wagon 10 n star and she
has run away with many OF them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27
THE EMPIRE.

Viva Mcneil, now resident of Ho
nolulu, gave a couple OF clever turns
at the Empire last night. She has q
sweet voice and there Is nothing lack.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27

The chase after Grace that occupied
the time OF the sheriff and his assist
ants yesterday afternoon, resulted In
nothing. The tip that the negro was
around the Kalihi district appeared to
be straight enough, but there was
nothing doing when the posse arrived
on the scene.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27

Tickets for the grandstand and re-
served center section OF the grounds
for Monday next are now on sale at
the Bonnie theater, The fifteen miles
race is expected to draw big crowd
Of holiday makers,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27
WHEAT, TANNERS PUNCHED.

CHICAGO 26.James Paen broke the wheat
unloading eight ion bushels of September wheat
selling September
broke four points
estimated be
forty million hundred
thousn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27

ship Murderer Butler
Buter would
Enghmen farming into the country
the
that he had the
among till he arrived inside the
for police and Butler taken
crme
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27
TAFT TO PAY HIS FARE.

WASHINGTON. May 26The twenty thousand dollars
the
iden
the President that date paid
rom ~ II,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27
swANHIpA is WRECKED; CREW DROWNED.

British swauhla wrecked the coast Of Terra del
wife members of the
were rown the rocks
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27
MEMORIAL DAY
Memorial Day Parade Line of March

Start at pa. IN. sharp from Drill
Shed MILLER street,, Right resting
on Beretania from Miller street and
Beretania to Alakea, down Alakea to
King street, up King to Fort street.
out Fort to School street, out School
to Nuuanu street, up Nupanu to GENE.
terry.
RETURN.
Nuuanu street to School, out School
to Fort, down Fort to Vineyard. Vine
yard to Emma. Pass In review at the
corner OF Emma and Beretania.
EDGAR s. BARRY,
Marshal,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-27
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ing In her make UP. The Roses con
time 10 receive hearty applause and
some excellent films are being run on,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-12-03

snugly around all openings. both doors
and windows. The workmen are some
times careless in this regard and it Is
we'll to keep pretty close watch of
what they are dolng when it comes to
this "art of the work. Good oil pa
per should also be used in the floor
ing between the rough and finished
floors. This serves double purpose,
as it not only makes the house warm
er, but shuts out all furnace dust from
the cellar, or dampness if there should
be any. The building paper used be-
tween the floors should be turned up
six inches behind all the base boards
Another trivial expense while build
ing that proves a very great economy
in the long run is to have the base
ment lathed and plastered Twenty
five or thirty dollars will do this on
the average job, while the satisfaction
and comfort resulting will be worth
many times that amount in after
years.
Also great care should be taken that
what are called the rough sheathing
boards for the exterior walls should
be good matched lumber. Shiplap is
very good for this and costs very
little more than the ordinary I'M
matched boarding Very often large
knothOles in such boarding are al
lowed to go unnoticed; but this is a
grave mistake. Much cold can find its
way in through even one large knot
hole. They should all be hunted out
and carefully plugged before the
paper is nailed on.
And in addition t. thorough con-
struction much can be accomplished
in the way of easy heating by hav-
ing the house properly designed. A
long, rambling structure is much more
difficult to heat than a square, COM
pact house. The accompanying design |
Is a good example of a residence that |
is very easily heated. With either !