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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-16
Ole S6dbuno bes ad.rbuu

Ole 9 hGbun9 bes ad.rbaue
9epartements, ponat Der 8etreibss
itono gu grfdng Suli sinen 4usfaQ
bon 50 miuionen 9ufbeI an CONNER
pei3en bsfIr4tsn tieb, NOR fir Den
3ettpuntt psrmutbli6 rihtis, uno Der
erpartets ausfnq bate fit eineeitsqt,
bate Der 3uitanD. b. +. bic Srotsnbcit
dn9ebaltsn, bic bteisn Rudoano MOO
lih matte. Nber bas bat itt gum
Slid gednbsrt. 2tnIebnlther Re9ens
fan in goro Gatota, ben hauptiG6lihs
item Sommerrei5en 8iitrittsn, bat
bort ebenIo febr CUR 9sfTeruna Ter
WeiSenernte : 4usiihttn beioetraaen,
pie Regsnifnusr i'm iiiopsitliten Ses
ras 81 Der Der gdumfppllernte bort.
Qagemein geiprohen rehtfertiet Der
9egenpdrtige Stano Der @rnte fsiness
pe9s bic psiIimiitiihsn 4niitten, Die
bariber ldut geporben iinb. Gu bem
S6luiie tommt ous .Wau Str. Sours
nol", qeitiibt auf iorgfdltig. Grbebuns
gen. 8enn mas man iibsr ben Ruds
gang bes Weisens i'm. TorbDeiten ges
bort, bat nod nt1t fir Is proSsnt pe3
qeiamnten Weisenaredls 8ilti9telt.
Die pactfitt;iite bat Toeben cine Der
beiten Wei3ens uuo 9erfteerntsn einz
ge6eimit, nah eiuem tnappen Sabre
ems oes lleberfluHes. unb bas mub
bic 5anbslsh5iebunger Der pdcifics
tiiits nit benz Orient auritte beeinfluie
len. Wstter oitlih in ben geraitda:en
Ilrb Die Grntedusiihten oi. better.
Den sir3isen idndden puntt 0fttih
Der Jsliengebir9e bilost bas n0rblihe
Trittel beg balbtrpdensn 9iirtels, dber
AUDI bier bat man Dur6 ben Inbau
OerI6teoener Jelbfriiats bdfiir qeIor9t,
baB bic 8erringeruno bes Grnfxrtr1=
ges. uno betriise oiefe isIbit 80 gyro@
gent, nur 3eitpetliser Saaoen perurr
laden tann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-16

iein niro, Isinsn Ssri9t 10 seitis sin'
suIenoen, baB bieisr in Der tur3en
SiBuns bes aonsrei1es oorselest fpsrs
ben tann. Sn ieiner 8otidaft an ben
SO. 9ongreb aber piro er 9e5us eut
bic 4rbeiten oes aommittees ntbmen
uno er oentt, bab, tpenn bic Republl'
taner in bsibsn 6duiern Die Maloris
tat bebdItsn, Elm neuss Wdbrun9sgeIst &
eeIhaffsn ptro, pslhss Secen 5ufries
benitsnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-16

rQxbtr gDofuria, biit Du ni1t
bnnsris2 gtimm bod meine Wurit. Di,
biit Elm farter Gifer, unb ih bungtre
germ, oamit ein 4amerab iatt miro"
Gin eoIer Wettitreit bebt an, in benz
Ehomas Dem ibn iiberbietenbtn btns
ttriteiner eine faHfte NatIhen aiebt.
Sofort bdlt ibm 6interiteinsr mad
Dem @ebot Der Snrift unb bes sselbs
pitars bic anbere gade bin. Damn fiji.
len lie iih uno balten ii6 Ianse ums
ihlunsen, Nueenitsin bolt nah:
sd bdb friiber gang psrseifsh: nds
tiirlih foll aud Der ssIiebt. 5err
5ptpiirben tuuIenb Sabr kbsn uno
sefunb isin!"
Do iomnIt fhon Der 6err qsutndnt
Wluper nit Dem Wdhinsifftr 3apfsI
uno besriibt oi. WannThafi:
.9uien Wpraen, meine Iieben SSbs
ne. babt ibr aud dusseintafsn2"
nno auf ieoe Jrdss antiport,t Der
Wahimtiiter:
rWeIbe bersli9n. Serr atuinont.
Inter anoersn, bab iith spei .Sipiliiten
In DIE aompdsni. einesIf)lihtn bdxn,
am 8epehriibnnaeH MAIDEN su fons
men," 2eutndnt Waper obtr iiberreihs
te bem Retruten Iieenfiein Elm gadst
iin9efdutrter grooe fir bds hpcriies
htnos Siierfsit unb riigt Is, eaB ber
Wdnnfhaft fhor gum ortttenmnl dls
sfueites 9abelfriibitiid 9adbubn nit
acmpott perdbreint tpuroe; bas eipice
Ginerlei miiife ia bic 5r.uoe am Iisnit
abFtumpfen. 9Is oieSoIoaien ifon Dor
linoebuIo 3u ihdrren ortfdnsen. erin
merit Fit Der 2.utnani, oab ia Grsr3iss
rem isi uno ai.bt BEN Wdntmeiiter
etrnsil bds Bud, ods er untsr BEN
Urine bate. gum 5nlten. Gs 1T adnts
Gritit Der reinen gernuuft.
mir miiB.en oas gang, Bud abs
fhrstben. Tim iibsr an pas Grfrsulide,
Cole uno Riibrenbs ;u krihtsn, pas
ok autoren BON Solodtenleb,n i'm
5ri.o.n su ptrmelosn iuiTsr. 1,r Reis
b, nat trsten ni. gtars.r Der arme
an. BON hur6lduttiafitu Siiriten big
gum Regimsutsarst 5r. Sdrdt.lius
StbdGo S.itsIes, bic 1om,n bon Der
ssrau Sbriftin biz sur ntdifhen Der
iuherin GFtr,fle pe pompom aus gds
rig. qber fpie iis al. bi. proh bette
ben, ipis fie iih ptrsshren Dor 8ieni:s
tifsr, ME iit uHsuadHslih iinh ben
Bsriuhunotn les 8tlbes unb Der Qits
Be, oas mub man isl6tr nadIeien, (Sd
ts auf Der 9iihn. lsioer ni6t gtstlgi
fptreeH bdrf, um bic 8.frnuna uHies
rsr beibsn 1ihter pplI gu rpiiroisert.
mir furhteu fat. re nsbmen etfpas 3u
einfeitia gartei fir pas Wiliidr. 6tnn
bic sinsioe psrruhie ysrf6nlihteit. bic
In benz 5tiid portommi, III Elm 3tpis
IiTt, Der ssntriaant. Dos III boh unass
rsdt. Gs 1iebi oud unter etn3ioiliit:n
aRIidnoilt Wsnihsn. tpenn ouf Hl6t
70 ihlaterreins Sbealiiten ipie in oies
fer Rdn5mrtrupps. gbr am bOisn
3ipiliften pio.rf6hrt nur isiu Redt.
DcbI trimmert tr sum Ghlub Tim
@naoe, neil .r in fdiihtn 8oritslluH'
a.n iier nas Solndienkben befdn9en
Qep.fsn i.i, akr Der Siirit bonn.rl:
,,Nidts BON 8ndbe! 2ur Strdfs niirs
| fen Sic Shre WaFitniibunu.n i'm nd6s
fen Sahrt niht abIeiii.n!" Do stht Der
,2ipiliIt hinisr bic guhnt uno srf6kbt
fih.
mir rieNrhokn: Ties sinaios. mi
! Iitdrfr.uoig: Stiid. in oas tpirilit iso:
Cffisiersto6tsr ibrsn Batter ohns BE
! penten fiibren tann. bat bic oiierreitit
/ fte 2eniurbth0rbe oerbot.u. unS od
| ioa OsIt,rreit niti 3u Grunps ssbsnI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-16

atr3tIi6e Sadpert a Il :
bise faosn, OaB 9orter Charlton an
,eonfuIiUnaI Sniunitp", an rerbduIttpe
piptoiis" uno an .Ssbepbreniu" let
bet. Golden formioublen 0in9en 3e@
eeniiber nimmt iih Der beriibmte 6es
htrniturm 6arrp Sbups pte cine Dirt
GinoertrQntbett aus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-16

SIM Isbteu 5tStaIid 4 3 +
iine fir As Milliontn Dollars DID
nanten tmportirt ipproen. Wie pisl
eineeItmuggsIt porosn iinb, entsie9t
fib ieber ShdBuno. Ineritd 1T Dds
2ono Der 1iananten uno bes Gbam@
paaners uno Der - prpben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-16

Der urme Mtann, Der untsr
Der 2aIt Der boben 2ebeRsmitteIpreiie
TeuFSt, mag iih Oamit tr0iten, odB
8tamantcn aud bod i'm 9reiIe Iteben.
Die 2eute, bic Die Steine tragen, tOnz
nen Iid ieBt BEL benz 8eounten beruhis
Gen, oaB Der unbemittelte ihnen ni6t5
msbr por8utperfen bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-16

Dir 9srluite ourh S6abens
fsuer i'm Monat SUM be3iffsru iid N
ben Der. Stuaten uRb Canada auf stz
mas ubsr 13 MiQiOnen Dollars.
Riht singsrednet iir0 Die ptelen Wile
Iioneroerluite, rpethe our6 WalD6rdns
De i'm 2Qnos entitanoen Iino. SUr be
eriten feds Monate bieIes Sabrss piro
Der Shaosn, roelter Dura Seuer5z
6riinite angerthtet Ipuroe, auf 99f
WilIionen geitdBt. 8egen Dieiei5e
3ett oes Borja6rs lit Da5 Elm Ridsan1
Der 8rano'6dosn BON Al Wiaionsn
Dollars unp gegsn oas erits 5aIbiubr
1908 Iooar uber % Milionen Dol
lars psniger. Das 9olt ihstnt pors
iIhtiger 3u perosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-16

Die in 6nglanb ubsr ois
apitIpieligteit Der SeeriiItunger oers
oofTenen arotooilstbrdnen MAIDEN ouF
9eutitlono teinen Ginorut. Gs NIL
Die IdIsslpigz boGiteintIten SnfeIn, Die
sinem pom WeIten tpmmenocn 5eino
suerit auseeieBt tpdren, befeitigen ldIz
fen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-16

Sn benz NIT bem 80. SUM-
ub9elaufensn Rsdnungsia5r belief ijt
urIer Quslonobdnoel ouf 1903 Wils
Iionen Dollars. 8aoon sntFielsn 1853
Wtuionsn auf bic Ginfubr uro 1745
Riuionen auf bic 2lusfubr. Die
.9anoelsbilan3 ite1t ii6 alio nit 1877
WiQioner Dollars gu unIern 8unIten.
Sin ituttliher lleberIhub, absr bod
Elm beoentIiher Riitqdng Qeoen frubsre
Sabre. Sm porbergebenoen Rcd
nungsidbre IhloB bic 5onbeIsbiIan3
nit 351 Willionen uno DOR sfpei Sdhs
rem nit 666 MiGionen Dollars gu uns
ieren 9uniten ab. 80 iino bic urils
den oieies Ridgangs gu iuhenP Sr
srIter 2inie itno ss ohne 3peifel oi.
boben 9reiie uniersr IanoDirtbihQits
Iitsn grooutts, 8etrstos, 5Ieii6 uHb
gaumpoue. 9isIe Qrtitel biloettn Bis
Dor aur5em ben gr0Btsn 5beil unisrsr
ausfubr. 9as bat i'd obsr o.drDtrt.
oenr es untsrlisgt teirsm 3psjfsl, bdB
bic 9robuttior BON 8etreioe unb @th
nit Der 3unabme Der 8ep0Itsruro
ni6t Strttt 9sbdlten BAT unb mir
inFplge oefier niht mebr in Der Gage
fino, fir ben Grport ioutsI db3ugebsn,
rpie oas btsbsr Der Jau gspeisn iit.
Nuberoem bat bic bok 9retslaoe Be,
tuirtt, bab 9robs goften Waursn, To-
gar StlaHtoisb. tros Der bobsn 3oue
importirt purber, lpas ebsnfaLs unz
isre Qusfubr5iffer berabgeoriidt bot.
Wan bat dber Idrqft duFgeb0rt, ndt
Der 60be bes uebsrihufss bss Grpor's
iiber ben Smport bic prospsritdt e.
neg &anoes gu bsmeHsn. 9as iosaIe
9erbdltniB lit, tDsnn 2tusfubr uno
Ginfubr Iih 10 3ismIit bic Wdags ba!s
ten. Damn piro Der 6anbeI gu BEN,
mas sr iein ion: gum WaarsHause
tQuih.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-16

Ter 6 Gbttugper pbtlar :
tbrOp qearions gsbOrt gu Der Sor:e
Meridsr, Die bo glaubt, baB ss cine
G6anoe lei, reid gu Iterben. Der ate
6err bat Idon ieds WiaiOnsH Cola
lars an 2ebranItalten tueggegeben.
SsBt nil er iit isiue5 8obnpuIuites
entduBern uno feline lestsn Gage m
etnem Sdritarium beIhlisBen. Den
grl0s fsinss 6ouies ptu er eberfdus
lptqgeben unb oann ta6e er nid.s
msbr gu oerftenter. Der puBige Setr
ift 81 Sabre alt. SAILS er Grben bin4
terldbt. perosn es iiherIia teine lcz
henoen Iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-16

Die offi3tstIsn g aieo :
ridter baber cine frisoIihs 9srei7e
6arunQ 5piIhen oen Giienbohnen i'm
Siiboiten uno ibren &onoutteuren uno
ionitigen 9lugeIteuten auitdroe 8es
bradt. Inter Der 0ereinbarun9 ess
balten bic Qeute cine oniebnlihs Qobnz
dufbeTeruna uno beFere 2lrbeits be0tna
auneen. gs 1T oabur6 Elm Strett
bon 10000 Mduuern perhiitst NOR
ben, in ben i'm QarSsn penigitens
10000 Mdnner bineinee3ogen tporoen
lpGren. 9as 9etriebsperiondl 0es
groBsn uno reiben qenuIplpunia
8obniDiters brobt ebenTaQs NIT
Streit, Der brett 25,00O Nneeiteats
in M}itl:ioenihaft 5isben tpiroe. poi
FentIih pirb man auh bier Gin
SdieDsseri6t onruFen unD bic or7s
benoe aalamitdt abpenoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-16

8is tief RuBlono in Der
garbarei nod itedt, 3eigt Die
Waeloung baB bic Re9ierun9 2tnitalten
trifft. in Den iibiriihen 6ungersnoths
grooin3en Die 2lnIiepIer 3u unterz
itaBen. Die politiIten 9er6anntsn
iollen aber i6rem S6itiul iiberlaien,
olIO benz 6ungertooe iiberantportet
fperoen. 8Gterden 1T Elm gemiithsz
menIh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-16

Sm bieiigen itGbtti d en
armenbaus Tino bic 8srpflez
sunsstpiten Der SnIaTer in sinem
Sabre um So pro aopf geIpuhfsr.
Dies aIs Bats fir bic quu3e 8ep0lz
terune beg 2anoes ongenommen. oiirTs
ts bic Rehrung niht falia Ietn, penn
man Iagt, baB Dem ameritanifhsn
8oIt Der 2ebensuntsrhaIt i'm abgelauz
fenen Sabre 800 M}illiousn Dollars
mebr seEitst Bat tpis i'm Sabre oorber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-16

Denn ts Der sngltid den
Regterung nit Der Qbriifturg
tpirtlth srrIt 1T, oaru foQ tie bod bns
nit ben 4nfdng MAIDEN, anftdtt oieIen
Qnfang Don 1eutIblano srIpdrtsr.
gei jeber 8uoget6eratbung ittmmt Der
sngliihe prenier oas dlte 2isb an:
mir nollten ia oerns a6riiiten, rpeun
bas boie 8eutitlunb ss uns nur qes
ftotteu poQts. uno ba5rpiI6en Die
gstbsuerunq DAP bic brttiIasn Riis
ituneeu nt6t gssen 9eutidlauo geribz
tst pdrer. Quf bic 5rage, gsgsn men
lie osnn sigentlieh geri6tet iinb, If
aber nod uienals cine 4ntport crs
folgt. England srntet jest, mas IS
nit Der osriudten interchangeable
segsn Gsutidlono geIdst BAT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-16

grdftoent saft psrfoIst nit
r,gsm SntereTe bic 4rbsitsn bes aom=
mtttses, fpelhes iid nit Der Reform
anfsrss Bd1rungsTpitems gu befdifen
bat. CT bofft, bab bic Refultate bielsr
4rbeit fir bas 2anb hodft erIprieBtis
DE FnD, 6at aber bic 5offnung aufges
eebsn, ouB bas Rommittee in Der Gage
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-18
Will START
OBSERVATORY
Regents Accept Kaimuki Site offered
by Kaimuki Land Company
Additional Classroom for Stu.
dents Will Be Erected.

The initial work OH the observatory
for the College of Hawaii was started
this morning. when digging com.
menced on the KaimuSi site which has
beer selected for the building,
AZ a meeting of the board of re.
gents OF the College OF Hawaii, held
yesterday It was decided to accept
the offer which was made them by the
kaimuki Land Company.
All plans and specifications are com.
plete and everything In readiness to
so ahead with the work. ''
One thousand dollars Is thought to
be sufficient to build the housing of
me telescope. and as there is $3.50 on
hrna, the prospects for classroom I'm
connection with the big glass is a pro
posed feature and will probably be
erected.
The Kalmuki Land Co. donated the
lot to the College of Hawaii for oh,
serVatory purposes. II Ia lot "a In
blocS C2 in the Kaimuki district. A
fee simple tl,ie was given with the
piece OF land.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-18

Ny. stands pat on his snoro
no less than on his roar, it appears.
Washington Herald.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-18

Saleg--iIctueen Boards: 20 Hutch
inson. sls.25; 80 hutchinson, $1s.25;
~ Paauhau, s29.25: so Paauhau
Sg9.25; 10 Paauhau. $2o.25; % waia'
luf. sl2c; 7 Iva. s34.25; SO Eva
$3i.:J; $500 lilo Ry. Gs, 1901, 500;
$500 o,aa 6s. sl00; 40 McBrydc
$3.50; G5 McRiyde.. $3.50; 200 Nc
Bryde. $3.50; 80 McBryde, IS; 100
McBrydo. IS; % Haw, c. & s. Co.
$3.50; % Oahu Sug. Co., S35; 90
Oahu Sug. Co. s35; 200 McBryde, IS;
$50 McBryde. $751; 1875 McBryde. IS;
400 McBryde. IS; 20 McBfyde. IS; Is
Eva, s3i25; 90 EVA, $s4.25; 100 Eva,
s3425; 500 Honokna, s22.5O; 10 Wal
meo. $i65; $1,000 Hilo ny Gs, 1901,
500; $4,000 Hilo Extn Us, sos. SEES.
sion; Is olaa, s6.37ta; 40 Olaa,
S6.3.h: IS Waialua. $126; so Oahu
sug. Co., s35 z5 80 Oahu sug. Co.,
ss5.25; 20 Oahu Sug. Co.. $685.; 20
Oahu Sug. Co.. $35.25; As Oahu Sug.
Co.. s35.25; 100 Hutchinson. 1880;
10 Paauhau, $3.50; so Olaa, $3.50: so
Haw. c. & S. Co.. $3.50: 10 Onomea,
$5i; 5 Onomea, s54; 500 Honokea.
s22.50; 100 Honokaa, s22.5O.
Latest sugar quotations 4.t25 cents
or $3.50 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-18

Assistant bookkeeper wanted. State
salary required and references. p.
y. box 4I2. 4520-1t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-18
GEAR WALKS sENTRv's BEAT
IN UNlFoR OF PRIVATE,

ST PETERSBURG, January A
story OF how the Gar like Harooun al
Raschii, took two hours walk dis
guiscd as a simple soldier Is officially
reported from I.avidia by the court
bulletin. His majesty wore the uni
form of private OF the Sixteenth
Rifle Regiment. with complete ac-
coutrements; a ride. 100 cartridges
and flask filed with water. The
Gear walked alone Unrecognized. he
saluted the officers. and thus had an
opportunity of seeing the soldiers life
us 1t really Is. and net as 1t appears at
imperial parades.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-18
WANTS
WANTED.

Architects are asked for competitive
plans for the new Y. NJ. c. A.
building. See Paul Super for de-
tails' 4520-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-18
LIBRARY SITE.

II has been definitely settled that
the Bishop property opposite the
Young Hotel is out OF the running in
connection with site for the Car.
negie library. This property Is not
for sale under any consideration.
AS second choice that piece OF
property at the intersection of King,
Richards and Merchant streets seems
to meet with public approval and Il Is
stated that while il Is a trifle stiff In
price It is still within the reach OF
those who have the library building In
hand.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-18
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.

The Associated Charities held their
tenth annual meeting yesterday 1T
which the following officers were elect
ed 10 serve the coming year: Press
dent, Judge Sanford y. Dole: First
vice president. Rev. w. d. Nestcrvelt,
sccond vice president. Mrs Carl Ou
Roi; secretary. Mrs. j. NJ. whitney;
treasurer. William Williamson. Mrs
Alice G. Jordan continues ~ manager
The report submitted by the secre
taiy, Mrs. ]. NJ. Whitney. was OF ex.
ceptional interest, going into details
reaching back through the ten years
of work OF the society. 1t dealt at
length with the various branches and
these having charge Of tho same.
IN regard TO the initiative of this
Associated Charities, the report gives
the following:
THE first meeting called to consid-
er the project of organizing a Chart.
able association In Honolulu was held
In the Y. NJ. G. a. hall March 81. 1899,
Immediately following an excellent
resentation OF the subject, The Old
Charity and the New by a lady visit
Ing here, Mrs. Ii. p. Williams of Min.
ncapolis. Hon. S. II. Dole presided
and introduced the speaker, making
some appropriate remarks upon the
general subject Of charities. and after
the address Immediately called meet.
ing OF those present to consider the
subject OF establishing here an asso-
ciason of charities. such as the speak
er had described. The following seven
persons were requested TO act as q
committee for that purpose: S. D.
Dole, Geo. II. Carter, Rov. Alexander
Macintosh. W. W. Hall, Mrs. j. NJ
Whitney, Miss Mary L. Green, l.. w,
Jordan.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-18

Union HacR stand Prone 405. .
Telephone 500 TO have Laundry
called for and delivered quick.
/ Fine copperplate engraving and
printing ct Beakbane's. Fort street.
Jos. Loal, phone 600, has his new
7.scated Lexington auto ior hire by
the hour or trip.
American Steam Laundry-Phone
5O3-Automcb;le delivery Best work.
Prompt attention.
Fred Noycs. phone q. has his new q
seated Kissel Kar for hire by the hour,
trip or day., J Pierce chauffeur
Have your hat cleaned. We can
make II look as good as new. Expert
Hat Cleaners, opp. Club Stables.
Time spent at the Fashion Saloon is
time pleasantly spent. This place Is
sometimes known as the Two JacGs
Five Chinese, charged with assault
and battery. had their cases sent over
till Thursday next at the Police Court.
Up to date 1872 automobiles have
been registered In the CITY Of Homo.
lulu and there are stlll a lot more to
come.
The business OF II. John Fottle, VS..
Is now managed by II. NJ. Ayres, to
when ali communications should be
addressed.
Icela Pookela, just an ordinary plain
drunk without trimmings, was fined
50 by Judge Andrade this morning at
the Police Court.
Green stamps arc given (free) wher
you pay casi: at the stores. Call at
the show rooms and see what you get
for Green STAMPS. Beretania ur. Fort'
Miss Florence Yafrow received the
sad news OF the death of her mother
Yesterday by cable. Miss Yarrow 5
mother resided in Varona, New
Jersey.
All accounts due Lewis & Co., Ltd.
can be paid until January 81 at their
old store, 169 King street. Those in
debted will please settle before that
time and oblige.
DR.. Fred N. Steen, q graduate Of
the American School Of Osteopathy,
Kirkwille, has opened Offices in the
Metropole building, 1150 Alakea st..
opposite the Royal Hawaiian Hotel"
ID. Il. Metzger, the contractor build
ing the Hilo breakwater, sailed for
Hilo on the Mauna Kea this noon. The
recent storm destroyed the track on
the top OF the brcakwater and did
other damage to building equipment.
II would seem, from reports that
come In, that the recent storm had Its
center somewhere In the neighborhood
of I.ahaina. Lightning struck In sew
eral places and In one instance com
pletely decapitated horse that WIS
out to pasture.
Seventy-pouud steel rails for the
Hamakua district extension OF the
Hilc railway are expected TO arrive
inside Of n month. BY that time the
bridge span across tho Waikiki river
will have been finished and the grad
Ing and placing OF the track can go
ahead without delay,
| A Japanese named Nishmura sam.
Pied the haolc liquors yesterday and
as result. worked IN an elegant jag.
Beer no use SAFE more better" re-.
marked the scp OF Nippon this morn
ins' wren Judge Andrade hned him
ten yen for the orense
AZ o dclcck yesterday afternoon a
very simple but impressive ceremony
TOOK place at 81. Elizabeth's chapel,
whereat Miss Clara Bristol and Irving
W., Fish were joined In the holy bonds
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-18
FOR SALE -,

TWO shares In the Wainlha Hui
Land, Kauai: lot. with house.
cottage. stables. located In Naue
Flat, near Haena; / lot. with
house and stable, In the Wainiha
Valley; the Wainiha Hui Land.
consisting of II shares OF about
$500 acres. Any other particu-
lars. inquire OF G. II. Titcomb, Ka-
lihi, 1913 Leilani st. 452O-1w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-18
CALIFORNIA OIL DIVIDEND.

Buy LISTED DIvlDEND.PAYlNG California oil
stocks. Many OF these listed stocks pay one and
two per cent monthly diyiiends. b. purchasing
listed stocks you Gan sell any day you wish. You
can invest large or small sums. We viii giailv tell
Won about these listed stocks or any other California
oil stocks, We a-e on the ground and orersting In
all the Cal fornls oil fields We handle only iepl
mate propositions and invite the most oIgh in
Vestiga'ion Write to-day tor list OF dividend paying
s!osks and quotations, which We will send Tree OF
charge Tor three months.
LINCOLN MORTGAGE & LOAN co.
lGG Geary ST. San Francisco, Cal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-18
SUCCESS FOR SEVENTY YEARS

THIS Is the record of Painkiller
Perry DavisD. A reliable remedy
Tor diarrhoea, dysentery and all
bowel complaints. Get the genuine.
25c., Soc. and zoe.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-18

We cneerful.y fan In with the spell.
ing reform boaris action In chang
Inc 1t u knox Washington Post.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL

A King street property-owner
found a tenant for King street
property after it was advertised only
one day in the classified columns Of
the Bulletin.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1910-12-29
CELEBRATION
OF ST. JOHN
Evening Star Lodge F. & A.
M. EGtertain.
BRILLIANT GAThE RING
Very Many Enjoy Program That
Was Entertaining and Pleas
ing, Last Night.

Evening Star Lodge, No. 81, F. & A.
NJ, last night had St. Johns celebra-
ton, and the occasion was a most
pleasureable one for everybody pres
ent.
The Lodge had held session in the
early evening with installation of Off
GERS and at 745 there was reception
to the ladies, followed by a very in
teresting program.
The Trinity orchestra was present
and presented severa selections, OPEN
ing each part of the program.
Rev. Clarence w. Let's made the
address of welcome, and presented
Miss Lillian Leighton Lamson, a mon
ologust of exceptional talent and abil-
ity. She told stories that were en-
tirely new@nd told them in manner
most inimitable. She appeared in
each part of the program, and with
her humor and at times with her bit
OF seriousness, she was most enter
tanning and pleasing. One of the very
clever things she did was a part of
one of the stories of George Ade, and
assuming the various characters, she
was exceedingly clever. The audience
very greatly enjoyed every effort OF
Miss Lamson.
iona Mulford played clarinet solo
and the Calanthe choir rendered a
selection.
A pleasant feature of the evening
was presentation of Past Masters
Jewell to the retiring worshipful
master, Charles Smith. The presenta-
ton was made by S. Franklin Pennell
in very clever speech. The reply
OF Mr.. Smith was exceedingly we'll
done
Following the entertainment, re-
freshments were served.