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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-23
IN THE MOONLIGHT.

Under most conditions joy ride is
up to it's name. When it Is in the
direction of Haleiwa it topples over
with joy because the party has anti
cipation. The good dinner, and pos
sibly a dance at the hotel, increases
the volume of pleasure. The moon
shines bright this week and a ride 10
Haleiwa any evening will be a plea
sure beyond expression. The week.
end at this popular hostelery Is a Joy
to the man or woman who is tired
out through business or social cares
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-23

be safely considered to be eventually
closed up, as our vefners sooner or
later must draw, to some extent at
least, upon full duty paying sugars be-
fore the next Cuba crop comes to ma
turity.
The week under review shows an
improvement from 4,30c per h., SO
test basis Centrifugals, to 4 .39c. per
ID, the closing qrotation, but this
difference of &c. per 100 lbs, is, at the
close, virtually nominal, as no bust
ness can be done at less than the
1850 basis which is likely to result
during the coming week. August
clearance hold at &c. c. & T. at the
close. Sellers continue to contract
their offerings within narrower limits
and, hence, we infer that continued
improvement in prices, even although
slow, must follow.
Europe, also. has undergone a favor
able change in prices during the week
Beet quotations last week were 14s 10
I'D. +. OBJ. Hamburg and are this
week las II 1-3 d. with new crop DC
tober-December advanced to lis 6 "a
d., against 9s. II IA d., last year at
this time. Cane Javas in Europe are
las. 3d., against lis. I'D, last year
at this time.
F. o. LIGHT cables us favorable re
ports for the growing European beef
crops.
The whole worlds trend on sugar
from now to the maturity of new croI
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-23
SENSATIONAL DROP IN
QUOTATION OF OAHU

was bid and $3.50 asked. Waialua
will fall below it's estimate for this
year.
Eva proved the exception to the
rule this morning and showed renew
ed activity. Between boards 20 shares
found buyer at $54, 375, followed by
8 on the board at the same. At the
close of the session this morning S34.
S75 was still bid and $34. so asked.
A sale of 105 Olaa was made at
$6.25, at which the stock seemed
fairly firm. At the close of this
mornings session IS. 1926 was bid and
$6.9 asked.
Sales of so and 40 Hilo Railway Co.
common stock were made at $12.
A sale of so shares Brewery was
made at $19 50, the buyer evidently
feeling doubtful of the success of pro.
hibition next Tuesday.
The week ends with the stock mar
ket in a very unsatisfactory state.
Timidity prevails at every hand, and
the bears seem to have control of the
situation. 1t is presumed, however,
that matters will adjust themselves in
time.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-23

An unprecedented drop took place
in Oahu stock this morning-unprece
denied for the reason that no cause
for decline appears on the surface.
The stock has simply been turned
loose in large quantities, several of
the bigger brokerage concerns having
unusual blocks to sell.
On the street 80 and 70 shares sold
at $32 .25, and this morning on the
board 10, 10, 25, 6, so and shares
sold at $32. Then came the deluge.
The stock appeared, literally by the
dray load, at 1872, while bidding drop
ped to $S1 1915. There was a plain,
open, undisguised, indisputable, deli
berate effort to bear-to smash the
stock. A large concern leading in the
sellers market claimed not to know
the cause of the slump; but conjec-
lures would not down.
The only businesslike reason for
the decline is to be found in the APP
prehension that next years crop may
not be up to expectations; but this
is exceedingly far fetched.
Waialua was still weak, 10 shares
selling at 1929. At the close SIPS 80
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-23
PROVISIONS, ETC.

The following are wholesale quota
lions for standard groceries and feed
stuffs for this date:
Flour, patent, So. 80 to $5.75 a bar
rel.
Flour, straight, IS 90 to $5.25 a bar
rel. Market strong and advancing.
Corned beef, 2-pound tins $500 10
SO .25 per dozen.
Corned beef, 1-poInd tins SIS to
90 per dozen.
Corned beef, Australian, 1 lb. tins
$1.65.
Salmon, red Alaska, in tins, 1926
to So. so per case of four dozen, Is.
Salt Salmon, Red Alaska, in barrels,
50 to $40. Large King salmon, nominal.
Rolled barley $27 so to 500 OO.f
Hay $26 to $2S.
Bran, $27 90 to $3.50
Rice (Hawaiian), 1915 to "a per
bag. Very weak.
Rice (Japanese), 81. 80 to 81. As per
bag.
valencia oranges are 1915 to 81 a
box.
Apples new crop, 50 to 50 so per
box.
! New potatoes, $3.50 to 1926 per
hundred.
onions-New California, 50 so to
I$275,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-23
VALUE Of IMPORTS
BREAKS RECORD

WASHINGTON, July 12-The total
value of the foreign commerce Of the
United States during the fiscal year of
1910, which ended on June Both, was
$3,3O2, 1921, O47, according to complete
returns made public by the Bureau of
statistics of the Department of Com
merce and Labor today.
The total imports were valued at
$1,557,S54,S54, exceeding those of
1907, the previous high record year,
by more than $123,OOO,OOO. The total
exports were exceeded only by the
years 1907 and 1908, and were valued
at 1,744,966,2O3, falling $136,OOO,OOO
behind 1907, and $116,OOO,OOO below
1908. They exceeded 1909, however,
by $S2,OOO,OOO.
A rapid decline of excess exports
is evident. They exceeded imports by
$1S7,OO0,00O, as against an excess of
1851, 100000 in 1909, and $666O0O, 900
in 1908, the latter the high year for
excess of exports.
Imports free of duty were $756,0O0,-
900, as compared with $644,O0O,OOO in
1907, the former high record year for
free imports. The dutiable imports
were $S02,OO0,OOO, against $4,000, OOO
in 1907, the high record year for duti-
able imports.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-23

The best man was Mr.. c. B. An
drews and the ushers Messrs. GreeR-
well, Fleming and Rycroft.
After the ceremony, which was by
Reverend Ebersole, the bridal party
departed in autos to the home of tho
brides parents, where a supper was
served to the bridal party and imme-
date relatives of the young couple.
The young couple departed the fol-
lowing day to Hawaii, where their
honeymoon will be spent.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-23
NEW OIL COMPANY
ASKS FOR SUPPORT

Harry Armitage and Martin Grune.
two of the J. Pierpont Morgans Of
Honolulu's Wall street, are out with
a prospectus of another oil company,
the lands to be located in California
and the wherewithal to come from
this fair paradise. The concern is
known as the Norris-NIidway Oil Com.
pany, capital 100000, the shares be.
ing 81 per. All the officers are Cali
fornians except Harry Armitage, who
is vice president; and II. G. Middle
ditch, who is attorney and a director
Of the company.
The prospectus tells whole lot
about the company's land and what
newspapers have said about the oil
business; and then promises that its
well will be flowing by November 1
next. The incorporators of the new
company surrender their interest in
forty acres of land for 100000 shares
of the stock, valued at 25 cents a
share.
Past efforts to float oil companies
locally have depended largely for sue.
cess upon the attitude of Honolulu
business men in respect to them. Two
such companies have been quite pro
misingly started as a result of having
local men in the principal offices and
the fate of the newer proposition in
the Islands will doubtless also depend
largely upon the personal influence
of the few men interested in it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-23

Miss Baraclough entertained at a
very daintily appointed luncheon on
Saturday at the CORTLAND compliment
tary to her sister who left in the
Sierra for San Francisco.
The decorations were in golden
shower, a centerpiece of these bios
SONS with bouquets, at each place tn
which menu cards were attached com
plotting the appointments. Covers were
laid for seven.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-23

The reception and ball to be given
at the Moana hotel next Saturday
evening by the Hawaii Yacht club,
promises in every way to he a most
beautiful and elaborate affair.
The invitations are now out and in
clude all the people Of prominence in
Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-23
PAPERS FILED.


The following papers were filed yes
terday for registration:
Sam Liftee and W.T. to Emmaline H.
Liftee, deed.
Joe Andrade to Frank Gonsalves,
bill of sale.
Meleana Hoopii to J. F. Kuroda,
lease.
Kilauea Sugar Plant. Co. to United
States of America, deed,
Mutual Bldg. & Loan Socy of Ha-
wall to Isaac L. Cockett, release.
Jacintho R. Souza and VT to Mutt
Bldg & Loan Socy of Hawaii, mort
gagged.
w. G. Irwin to Honolulu Park Com
mission, deed
"A. H. Dondero to G. L. Samson,
mortgage.
Ambrose X. Hutchinson, TT, to Yu
Len Kui, lease.
Koloa Sugar Co. to McBryde Sugar
Co., Ltd, A. L.
H. Rahim to Sarah ]. Grace deed
George p. Castle and VT to Sarah e.
Grace deed
Juliana Gouveia and hus to Sac
Martinho Socy of Hawaii, mortgage.
Georgiana w. Wright and hsb to w.
r. Castle IT., mortgage.
eAA~~AA~AAANeN@@A@s
is towards somewhat higher prices
everywhere.
Java sugars are still waiting buyers
on the basis of about 4 Sic. landed, SO
deg. test, for September-October arri-
val, and the market eventually should
( include purchasers of these sugars 70
some extent at least.
No further business has been done
in Philippine sugars, of which only q
moderate quantity remain unsold from
preceding crop. The encouraging
sales of these sugars this season, al
large profits to the Filipinos, is d
strong temptation for these Filipinos
to increase their cIop rapidly to the
800 900 tons limit without assistance
from outside syndicates.
Receipts at the Four Ports increas
ed and MEETINGS diminished, the latter
on account of the holidays. Stocks in
the United States and Cuba together
are now 626,265 tons, against 6S5,9O'
tons last week and 55O,629 tons last
year.
The weekly Cuba cable, figures
out 1,6S6,OOO tons visible pro
duction to date which, will
the same receipts at this tine as last
| year, would give total crop of 1908
$50 tons. If the crop is to finally turT
out materially less than 100000 ton
the weekly receipts should begin t
show it in reduced amounts, Of whicl
there are no present indications. Tn
growing crop of Cuba is making favor
able progress but, of course, 1t is to-
early yet to say much about it.
! In general, at the close, the ton
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-23

Brick Kahl, planter of Hawaii, is
at the Argonaut with Mrs. Kahl. =
Call.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-23
1920 A. M.

~H~~~%~S~ ~~S~~~~%
and tendency of the market fayOrs
sellers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-23

fine Job PrinrrnH. star omo4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-15

2lnsebliher WDroer
Bon ben goli5iiten Reihert uno Wit
dell per1aftet.

Syn oem 9oIi3ei Bulletin pom leBz
ten Sgreitog mar Die 8e16ret6ung zines
in 5ammonp, Sn0., negen Wtoroes
oerlanqten Utannes entbalten. Der
am gabnbof ftationirte Spe3iulpolt5iIt
Reidert uuo 9oIt5ift Mit6eu iahen
geitern in bem 5auie SO. 826 Beit 5.
StraBe einen Wann. auf pel6en bic
geI6reibung oes an9ebliheu Wtoroers
gu pafen i6ien. Sic Derbafteten ben
gerod9tigsn, rpeI6er ii6 als Sterro
0oi6ef, % Sabre aft, regiitrirte. Der
8eFargene pobnte ieit einigen 5u9en
an gieripn StruBe. Sine llnterius
dung ergab, baB Die 9ei6reibung oes
aeTudten Ut0rbers bis in Die tIeiniten
Sin3eI1eiten nit oem aeuBeren Cos
beF's ibereinItimmt. Der angebli6'
| U}0roer bat cine S6nittpunbe an
| Raden. unb cine IoI6e 8unos rpuro'
on bem Gefangensn oorgefuuoeH
Srobbem betbeusrt 8oibef isine un'
| f6uIb.
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9erIpnals s9sptisem.

srau Turie 9uerger bic
8dttin beg Serrn Sobn 8uerger, BON
go. 1925 Race Strabe, feierte geitsrn
i'm ensIten 5amiIientreiIe tbren 90.
9eburtstaq. On Der hubIAen Jeler
nabmsn tbre brei 90dter uno nnr
Sobne nit tbren 5amiIien, iotpte etnts
ae intime iSreunbe tbetl uno Die 8dite
ipurben nit benz 8eiten aus aIhe uno
aeQer bepirtbet. fSruu 9uerger etn>
pima bic ber3It9iten 9rutulattonsR
unb piele I9Dne 9ei6ente.
Die Ferbti6e 6uGe Oes 5srrR
6enrp 9iIbebdus ptro am
0ienTtuq Rahmittuq um l ll6r pom
SruuerhauIe, go. 435 Rtbole Rouo,
aus sur elpiQen Rube beituttet. Die
srauerfeier finoet cine Stunoe fpdtsr
| in Der aapeQe BON SprtHg 9rDpe itatt.
Der Qethenbeitattsr Sotr s.
| SuGIipan 1T geitern in 4tlont'c
Gitu zines pl0blihen Sooes geitorbsH.
| Gr fpuros i'm 8afer pom S6la9e ge~
rIbrt uno obolsih IOfort Gr5tlihe
| 5iIfs sur Stele mar, trat Der lob
| Itou na6 tur3er 3eit ein. Die 2stche
tptro beute in gsgIeitunq Der Satin
uro gohter bier eintreffen. 6err
! SuIIipan mar elm iebr betanntsr
Mann uno bic aunoe DON 1etnen ITs
erparteten 9lblebeu pirO ntht perfehs
len. aQaemeine Sheilnuhme ipa63ura=
fen. Gr mar Elm eoler Wohlthdter uro
bat mants Shrdne i'm StiQen oetrods
net. Serr Sullipdn puroe am 26. Sd
nuar 1852 in unIerer Staot geboren.
gr mar Mitolieo Der 6anoeIstammer,
giasprdiioent Der Wartet Rational
ganf, M2itolieo bes guiieB Wlen ;
Club. bes Gupier Club uip. @r hln=
terldbt Die Satin unD iehS ainoer.
Sine Ieiner s0hter 6eitnbet Iin 5ur
3eit in DRESDEN uno iie puroe per
Gabel bon Dem Sooe Des Baters IN
GenntniB geIeBt.
| gm 5amItaq glbeuo pcritarb ndd)
| fur5ert idlmereu SetOen Der III lpetten
areiien Qeodtete lmo ge'd)oBte,
niiroiae 4ionier Oe8 Geutldl-
tbunls, &err 6rout u D. nj
I9iehI, Sr.. I'M alter ooli
I7t <ohren. Gle @eerbigung finoet
| am Wtittlpoh, ocn II. 9luglllt 0aor-
aens nm ~ llbr, ponI IralierbanIe,
t03 @eIt Clifton 9lpenue, ous itott.
unb mad, oerielben miro III Der Ct,
,SohonncS Stride, on Der Green
StroBc ein ieierlihe5 Hequiem ceIe'
BRIT neroen.
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Sd)iHsma6rihten.

g}en Yorf, IA. 4uguit. Qnget.
,GeOric" BON 2tOsrpool; rGermania
bon MarieiQe; r2ttuania" BON Gtbau;
vWinnetonfa" bon 2onbon.
M1ontreal. Qnget.: rGate Mas
nttobu" BON 2iberpool; rMegantiC"
bon GiOerpooI; r6eiperian" bon @ldss
gotp. 2lbgsg.: ,Wiontfort" nod SoHs
bon; ,GunaDa" na9 2inerpool.
8oiton. 2tnget.: nSannio" por
9enua.
Qtperppol. 2lngef.: r8atic'
bon Nep gort. Qbgeg.: nMongoliun'
na6 ct. Sobns, 81. 5. uno PbilaoeI'
pbia.
SO pilIs. Qnget.: california
bon Refp gort, na9 GIasgop.
Soutbamptpn. 2lng.: st
2ouis" BON J}etp Yort.
5uprs. Qbgeg.; ga 5puraine'
nu6 HeD gort.
aueenstonn. Nbgeg.: ,Qra
bic" nu4 Rep Yort; vGdmpania" nod
Netp 0ort.
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Nus benz SofoitaI.

Der 26 Sabre alte 8ep. Coleman,
bon go. 1926 Dalton Qpe., itiir5te ge~
tern m einem epileptifhen 9lnfall gu
9ooen uno sog itd cine 8errentung
bes rehten Sdultergslentes gu. Gr
tpuroe nah benz 5oipttaI 9ebratt.
Dem Sbps. gel, einem 10 Sabre
alten S6ultnaben, bon go. 1903
plum Strabe, tpurbe geiterH bon eis
nem berrenloien 5unbe oas9eiidt ger
fIeiiht. Die Wunben Duroen I'M
5oIpital aussebrdnnt.
Gilbert gruebe. 81 Sabre oIt, bon
go. 9O6 5reeman 2lbe.. ftelIte ii4 ges
tern i'm itdbtiiheu 5ofpital elm. I'm
Ii6 gibpuuoen on ben 6dnben. tpeld)t
ibm bon etnem herrenloien 5unoe bet
aebruht poroen tparen. ausdsen 81
IdHen.
Sames Boomers, Elm 81 Sabre alte,
grbetter, BON gfp. rs 2uten StraBe
| fiel geitern 8ormittag in feinsr mob+
nunq cine Sreppe binunter unb soe
| Iih einen 8einbruh 5u. Gr t,urbe II
Der Quto Imbulans nad oen 9o'
ipital eebraht.
@m. R. MeGrrmir, 40 Sabre alt
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Ehiutbal Nusitcauug.

Die pirtbihaTtIihe uno audi Die
ioeaIe geoeutune Der Sbio 5bulz4usz
IteQunq 1T nobl cine 5batTade. on Der
niht su orehen uno 3u oeuteln tit. Die
Iirsttion Der 9efeui9aft bat in isoer
8esiebung 9oriorge getrOffen um
oieiem an uHo fir lih tommunlalen
GreigniB cine engere naticnale Seoeuz
tuna, uls bere6tigt, bei3ugebeu, uno 10
lperoen benn nidt nur bic SnbuItrten
unisrer Stabt, ionoern aud bic 0tltsz
auellen uno 9rOoutte oes gan3en
Stdutes Dem 9eIhausr Dor 4ugen &C.
iubrt nsroen. 2luh Der Suoen miro
feline rei6en, uniibertroffenen. natiirIiz
den Observation-Disclosures oen
n0roli6su gruoer ais parootes croft
nen.
llebsr6aupt lit bic Nnregung 5u Ell
nem eneeren pirtbIdaftlt6.n uno tom'
mer8ielen 2tustauid 3pif1en Nore
unb Sub ni6t gum DenigIten ais cir
3tped oes 8an3eu uuf3ufuHen, uno in
fosac 3eTen baben aud Die taufmGnnls
Then uno beumteten 3orporcttonen unt
Ierer ga0nigin bes Weiteus" benz In
tsrn.bmsn ibre pollten Spmpathter
entqeaenqe6raht.
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doIide es GiHeisHater Rofsbatt Onas, 10. Ansnf

Ware Elm yeusrfpebrmann srf6lasen
unb snei dnbere Generlpebrleute I9tpey
perlebt.
Snbianer 9duptting ges
Horben.
geru. Snb., IA. 2tug. @abriel
GoDfroh, Der 5Guptling Der Wtiamiz
osnoianer, itarb am Sonntdq Q6enb
na6 turser aranfheit in ieiner bier
Weilen Don bier entfsrnten Dobnung
an einem 5ersleiben. Der 6auptlinq
itanD i'm rs. 2ebensjabre, mar breimal
perbeirathet unb Batter bon neun8ebn
Ginoern.
8erbGngniBpot otler ) abr
unfdll.
Qnberfon, Snb., IA. Mug. -
gsi einem syabrunfan fam am Sonns
taq Erau sfranfie 5inoerer um's Qeber
uno ibre Gouiine 5rau 9arrp Bet truq
t0otlihe Bunben Ddbon. Die 6rauer
Derunqliidten. ols fe aug einem 8uggr
su iprinaen psriuhten, osi1en qferf
Durdsegdneen mar. Die beiosn Jrausr
befanben Iidb in Der 8egIejtung zines
9etters, gbarfes StanIsp, auf pel
'5obrt ndh Der Sta0t, um bort cit
3ootenbemb fir bas ON SamItag 8s
| Itor6ene aino Jrau geI's gu taufsn
Stanlep, Der tutihirts mar argeblid
angetrunten uno itiir3te bonn Bagsn
iporauf bdnn bas pTsrb Ourhgino
fpas bic 5rauen busu DeranIaBts, auj
benz 9efdbrt gu iprin9en.
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ihIagung.

Satob 6. 0uIIaro, At Sabre att.
BON go. 885 Wehrman Qpenue, fpuroe
aeItern Qbeno uuf 8eranlaifung oes
sSat ailrop BON 90. 435 Central alo.
BON benz goli3iiten Carl in Dem auz
qenblid, ais sr am 8rano Gentral
8abnbof eiuen 3ug mad 8lunteiter,
8, beiteigen pDllte, perhaftet nno
unxr Der glntlaqe Der 1nterI4ldgung
einRIpsrrt. ajlrop bate Dem Uaonne
9lniNhtsppitturten i'm Bertbe BON $50
iiberueben nit bem auftrage, oIeielbsu
auF Der ausfsllurg in 2amrenceburg.
ssnp., gu pertaufen uno ben Cribs am
Spnutag (geitsrn) ab5uliefern. Dui'
faro Iieb fi6 ieood niht bliden unb
bo silrop erFdbrsn bate, oob sr an
9lbero Die Staot Su perlafen beabil1s
tiate, lieB er ibn feitnebmen.
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Jener.
gctrnnfenes Gbepaar DUn Der Euli5ei
aus Der brenneuoeu 8Obnnng
aebradlt.

Sn benz Grogei6oB unter bern
aoitbaus Der 5rau 2iup 9ranep, go.
675 BeIt 4. StrdBe, nobnt SObr
Gurenber, 80 Sabre alt. unb feline
Satin Nnnie, q Sabre alt. 0ds
Gbepaar bate ben gan3en gsitrigen
Nahmtttd9 in ieiner Dobnung eifrs1
aetueipt. 8egen 7 u6r poute 5rau
gdrenoer Die Betroleumlampe an3iins
ben, gina jebof in ibrem 8uIel 10
ungsi6itt gu Berte, buB iie bic pos
pteroeforationen Des Wanbbrettes in
granb ieBts. Die PoLi3iIten 8edrogge
uro 9eogban iaber Gualm aus benz
5auie bsrpororingen uno eilten in
ras GrbgsIhoB, mo ite Srdu Gurenosr
i'm @batoitiim rubig auf Dem getts
liegenb porfanoen, rpdbreno ods 3tm=
mer in 5ldmmen itonb. Sbr Wtdnr
tortelte nit elmer Dedubr unter benz
Qrm DOR benz 3irmer bin uno Der.
Ias Gbepaar muroe BON 0crlgeantten
aepoltfam aus ber Dobnung entferdt
unb unter Der 2lntldae Der 3runtena
beit singeiperrt. 0us 5euer purne
| pon Spribentompagnie 9 gelDiht,
nu6bem Elm S6aoen bon $50 angsrtha
| tet Dorben mar.
- Sn Der 8obnung bes 5rant
Ourar, go. 1853 Baltimore 4oenus,
srplobirte geitern Qbeno eine petrp'
Ieumlampe, jeooa puros Riemanr
perlebt. 0us Jeuer rpurOe uuf etren
5tiQalqrm bin gelOitt, ua6oem eth
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-15

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-15
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-15

BON 1881 Wounb Strabe, fteT geiteru
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-15
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-09-08
Annual Meeting of Kenosha
Country Club Held at Club
House Monday Evening
DIRECTORS ELECTED FOR YEAR

The annual meeting Of the Kenosha
Country club was held at the club
house on Monday evening and the an
nual reports Of the officers showed that
the season now drawing to a close had
been one of the most successful in the
history of the club. Many new mem
bers have been added to the lists dur
ing the year and the greatest interest
has been taken in the club events. The
report of the treasurer of the club
showed that there was deficit of about
$500 for the season but this total de-
felt was made up by popular subscrip-
ton before the close of the meeting
The deficit was largely due to losses
incurred through the operation Of the
dining room at the club and it is not
an unexpected deficit Members Of the
club realize that it is impossible to
serve meals such as are served at the
club with profit
Considerable work has been done in
adding to the clubs property this year
and all of these improvements are paid
for
At the annual election of directors
Charles w. Allen, Charles Chester Allen
and Chester D. Barnes were elected to
succeed themselves as members of the
board of directors
While there are no more big ytourna-
ments scheduled for the season the
links will be kept open until late in
October. The recent rains have placed
the green's and fair green in excellent
condition and it is certain that the
enthusiastic Kenosha golfers will keep
the ball rolling until driven off the
field by the early SHOWS Of winter. The
election of officers for the new year will
not take place until the regular winter
meeting Of the board of directors to be
held next February.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-09-08

The finish of the fight was spectacular
and the last three rounds offered enough
real fighting to pay the fans for their
trip to Milwaukee.
Sammy Trott of Columbus, o., had
made good every glowing prediction
sent in advance of him. This new con-
tender here handed Eddie Greenwald
the south side star, a clean eight round
lacing in the semi-windup. For FIVE
rounds the bout was about an even af-
fair, but in the last three rounds Trott
kept coming faster and stronger than
ever. Greenwald was cut about the
mouth and ear, but the wounds were
only slight ones.
Trott made a big hit with the fans
by his mastery work and it is likely
that he will be given another match.
In the second preliminary Gus
Christie had shade over Billy Moor
head of South Milwaukee, and in the
opener Freddie Andrews easily whipped
Greek Anton.