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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-10
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In Colo, the mountainous interior OF
Viii Lew, the largest island of me
Fiji group. the natives have n very
curious methed OF greeting the new
moon. On seeing the thin crescent ris
ing above the hills they salute it with
q prolonged "Aht' at the same time
quickly rappiag on their open mouths
with their left hands, thus producing
a rapid. ~ytbFatory sound. An old chief
when asked regarding the meaning
and origin OF this curious custom. said
we always look and hunt for this
moon in the sky, and when 1t come.
we do as you see to show u pleasure
at finding 1t again. We don't know
the meaning of what ne do. 0m
fathers always did So
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-10

8. H. Rostkowski, OF State street.
has received word that he has sue
cessfully passed the examinations of
the state board for registered phar-
masists,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-10

Hell hear that your engagement Is
broken.
kemtna-Yes; be acted horribly.
He-Bat understood that you Droks
Feaainac I dhd hue As made abss-
AsseIg 40 fuss Aboat ii.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-10
Badly Mruised Ry Rpns,.,

Stephen Goletz was accidentally
thrown from a wagon near the Cen
tral railroad tracks and Smith street
yesterday afternoon, He sustained a
bad confusion on the thigh and was
severely bruised about the body. Co
letz works for David Wolfson. a bot
tier.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-10
cHom ON OUTING.

The members of the choir of st.
Stephens Polish Catholic church
2ft early this morning for an outing
t Midland Beach. The party is In
barge of Organist A. p. Rostkow-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-10

Look at the prices or things" as
advertised In teday's paper. II you
values and have a care FOR
your these prices viii interest
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-10
PROGRAM FOR
THE DANISH
NJ. {. FAIR

Everything Is in readiness for the
)ne-night fair in Dana hall tomor-
cow night, under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Danish NJ.
o. church. The ladies have worked
hard in securing many fancy and
useful articles that will be offered
or sale during that time. Refresh
nents will be served during the
evening. A feature of the fair VIII
BE an entertainment for which an
excellent program has been ar
9 I'D.
The program, which begins at
Tow O'Clock, is as follows:
Song. by the ehursh choir. ;
Piano solo. Master Edward Peter
son.
Song, male quartet.
Piano duet, Miss Olga Mass and
Miss Lillian Hanson.
Vocal solo, Rev, and Mrs. Han
son
Piano solo. Master Edward Peter
son.
vocal solo, Miss Emily Jacobson.
Plano solo. Miss Olga Mass.
Song, by the church choir,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-10
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT.

Announcement is made of the en-
sagement of S. H. Rostkowsk1, OF
tate street, and Miss Mary Schtftz.
laughter of Frank Schultz, OF
yharles street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-10

Sorie OF the newS Oh y0nr fnames
date neighharhood may he found Ia
gAe wan8 zs6@X
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-10

PERSONAL.
Edward Clinchey. of Broad street
ras an Elizabeth visitor last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-10
PURrTANs, TROLLEY RIDE.

Tomorrow night the Puritan Ath-
letic Club will hold a private trolley
ride to Olympic Park. Members and
l few invited guests will leave Hall
venue and State street at Z o'clock
board a special car. The commit
ZEE in charge has made complete ar
"angements. The party will remain
1t the park for some time, taking
n it's attractions. The committee
VI arrangements is composer of
Eohn Sullivan, Nels Hoyer, William
7agan and Michael Patten.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-10

ATLANTIC CITY s. RETURN $2.a5.
Special excursions via New Jersey
Central, August IL and 81. Leave
Perth Amboy 1850 a. m.
1887 S-1-3-5-S-10
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-10
ENJOY STRAW RIDE.

A number of young people of this
city enjoyed a straw ride to the
home of Miss Tina Greenberg, in
Helmetta, last night, where dancing
was enjoyed until the early hours
of the morning. Among those pres
ent were: Misses Katherine. Bessie,
and Dora Karkus. Ida Polensky,
Katherine Wilentz. Julia Margaret
ten. Jennie Waltz and Ada Aneck-
stein; Harry Schwartz, Benjamin
Goldberger, Michael F~ingerote, Nor
ris Gluck, Max Sarokin, Benjamin
Goldman. j. Hollander, David WI
lentz and Abraham London.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-10
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY.

Miss Lucille H. Rice, of 237
Kearny avenue, celebrated the fifth
anniversary of her birth yesterday
afternoon by entertaining a number
of her friends. Games were played
and refreshments served. Among
those present were Misses Myrtle
Walker, Grace Henderson, Helen
Whitmore, Natalie Loder, Reva
Germs, Rose Maginness, Letitia Nc
Dougal, Anita Pfeiffer. Edith Brod-
head, Edith Henry, Ruth Shoebridge;
Mrs. R. H. Smith and son Kenneth,
Of Newark; Raynald Brewster, Of
Metuchen; and the Misses Calvert
and Pratt, of T~ottenville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-10

Let The ne yssasr uaas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-10

Be an adveruser-1e ~ord.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
Niinmciuta 2cmofratcr.

ssobn 2ino, Ser al 0emofroterne
/ Minncioto blep nonineret til
Hortiets @upernpr= =&onoioot, bar iffe
billet laoe Jig loffe til at mootoge
9tominotipnen. Gnbper Spertolelle
al Eortiets le0enoe Mnno far pitt
Jig fprgirpes. slllerebe / 9lugult
Moaneo gap @ir. 2ilo slfilog paa el1
slnmp0ning iom Sen oelnofrotiife
Stotsfpnritees 6ormono, Ironf u.
Gop, rette0e til bon ON at fprunbre
iin Seltenunelie, men Mr. 9op bur
fprit 9proags offenliggiort bette
8rep / Saab pn1, at Der. 9ino, Ser
MI far tilenoebragt lin &eiie / &e=
item oa til 9llaifa, uil0e fatte ct ol10et
Sinb peo lin Silbagefonit. 9ette
@aab ct MI glippet, og Statsfon1i=
teen lar1le0es oerfpr Snrsoog i st.
Saul % nonrnere0e Sones @roy,
tioligere Mopor al @}im1eupolis, til
oemnfrotilf @rpernpr= =&onoi0ot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
2urimcr %citiffclicslascm.

Sec S'9teil @rp>pn al Sttolro
ST. 2eoer al Minoretollet Ssil!.
noiS 2egislotl1r, ontloget for @el..if
felie i Torbin0elie neo Torbl11H5le:
motor 9&illiam 9orilners &olg til
Senotet al Sllinois 9egislotur, tler
liolte TreOog friflu1oen &rin1iilal
retten i Chicago. otter at Surpel
bapbe ppret uDc 81 5iluer % 10:
retoget s Sollnteringer. Srplpn Ell
tioltgere hlepen frtfjel1ot fnr lonme
9lnfloge, ioet Sltrpen roen Sag life
fl1n0e fonne til g,1ig6eo, pg Ser er
enonu en- Mnfloge ill1oo bom al iom=
ME slrt, lpn1 pn1 fort 5io Til fon1ne
til SebanOling / Spriugfielo. Sc
motor 2orimer, bpen Sugen ungoor
mere ems nogen ou0en, ibet 9oplig=
heben al bons &alg til 6orblu1osie=
notet ofbGnger al Seitiffeliesiager:
ne, ,mpbtog 9Me00elelien ON Urifjel1:
belien n1eo Sen ltorlte Sin0sro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
Nnflaae muo Stprilagtcrc.

0orbun0s= =S,1rpen Chicago, ser
for fpretaget llnOerlpgelier iu10o
@pens Storllogtere, far ii0lte Moh-
Sag u0fgrOiget elnf(ager moo 10 II
bisle, olls bpjltaoenoe gn1beOsmpnO
S>pifts, slrn1ollrs og 9iprri5 Slog=
terrier. Ser CT 3 9(nflagep1nfter
imoo bper al Sem, al boilfe Set fpr=
lte gaar nO paa &ombinattnn 10:
@in0ring al Sen fri &onfltrrence /
Observation-Disclosures mes ferif &jee,
Sen on0en for Sommel1ipnrgelle,
Sen treble goor u0 paa, at Sc e(n-
floge0e far monopolileret Son0elell
meO ferlf &jp0 peo uloplige s0ii0ltr
slnflagen er rettet mere MOS Snoi=
pi0er eno mos Sc 6irmaer, al bpilfe
be ct 2eoere og sSSn6eboper. timber
ipgelien blep iparfiat al CONNER
8. 20. 9onois, Sen iamme Ser fiji
Ston6or6 Sil i6emt Sen meget ON.
tolte 8p6e poa 20 Millioner DOL
lors, lpn ienere blep opbepet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
Gn aluurlig Nbparicl.

Cts =Er9iioent 92ooiepelt tom
SproogS til Columbus Sbio> bpor
CIT Sporuognsltreife flere Tiger bar
folot 9pen i cit 5logs @elcirings-
tilItono. Stutsfapitoliet bliper be.
pogtet al Stotsmilits, ser ligele6es
potrllillerer / @ooerne> og 9toolepelt
blep ofbentet fra Sernbaneltotionen
til Sen Eorf, bpor ban lfuloe boloe
i'm Sole, al en- s(foeling regulere
Sropper, ser tiente ion1 @ltor1e for
Sifferbebs Sfplo. 9ipolepelt tog of
oenne SingelleS Siftanb Mnlebnine
iii al gine lao pel &egieringens og
Stotcus gm6cOslnnno iom 9efolf.
ningen og Sc Streifenoc, og life
min0lt slrbejosgiperne, hos bpem
Strejfen fon0t Steo, en- 1neget albor.
Zig Noominoelie ont, at Sc ollie bap.
Sc Sfplo, noor 5illtonoen er ioale,
bes, % 0o bans gnne 11etpp bar
~9or % Sroen", 6rltgte ban Bette
Sbemo ioln lloga1gSplnft til al
poopege bno0 Scr bar 9ner N}onos %
@orgers Eligt un0er 6orbolo iom
oisle. @anlfe lerliet frepe0e bon
nj Sc offenlige Silli0smeno og gm,
heosnGnO, at Sc Iful0e gipre oeres
&ligt og erOe Soloiombe0erne. Men
9pnorbejberne bur0e pnre Sc fgrite
til at tptte Oroeners 9epogtere.
9fngle al oeres 2eoere fon nt1tiig
hupe perlonlig eller pnlitilf sSor0el al
ltrpligbeoernc, mell slrbeiOerne ielr
CT beOlt tjent mes at SEN ppberer.
% efter at 'Strejfen er er6t, er Set
boooe Spens oe Stotens 8efolf.
miHgs Eli9t at forlonge fl1lo Oplps.
ming ON, bpaO Ser far fremfolot
Strejfen og ltrpligbeOerne, loaleoes
at Sc lfD(Oige fan fpmme for 0omito.
lene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
9iopiepclt pg Genator 2orimcr.

9}ooiepelt par Sorsoag li6lte l1ge
9gresgjelt pe6 en- 8anfet / 9a1nil=
ton=@lubben @bicago, til bpilfen
oglaa Sen nDpalgte 6orbunoslenator
2orimer af Sllinois, bbis 8alg me-
mes at pere foregaaet oe6 itore 8e-
itiffelier Stats 2egislaturen, Der
MI er @ienltan6 for &etsun6eriegel-
ler, par in6bu6t. &oolepelt negteoe
at 6eltoge / 8anfetten iammen mes
2orimer, og &lubbens &relioent,
sSobn s. Sotten, tilbagefal6te 0erfor
sSnobpbelien til 6enne. Denne Mffe=
re er Ioo meget mere pinlig, iom
&lubbens 8eltprelie, / Saab ON peo
8onfetten at funne fremfol6e ct
6orlig 11ellen1 2ortn1er og Jtooiepelt,
bapbe ien6t 2orirner bele 3 Snobp-
6elier, in6en fan lone6e at oeltage,
og umi60elbart efter bette blep lao
SnbbD6elien tilbagefal6t. 2orimer,
Ser er ct gamnelt Me6lem af &lnb=
hen, bar MI uomel6t Jig al 6enne.
6or' at 1faffe 2orirner en- Spreis'
ming for Sen li6te Sort bar bans
Genner Chicago iltn6e at arrangere
en- &empebanfet, be6 bbilfen 8reii-
bent Soft piI bIibe s@resgieit og ffal
iiboe oe6 iamme 8or6 iom 9orimer
tilligeme6 @icepreii6ent @bermor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
&allingcr=9 9sincbut Nffcrcn.

SioIte llge por SEN al &ongreS'
ien neoiotte &omite for l1nDeripQel'
le al Strioen nellenr Snoenrigsmi'
nilter Sollinger og Sen ti0ligcrf
Suerfdrlter @iffor0 &incbot al So.
miteens Joruan0, 6orbunbsienator
&mlte 9fellon, iontn1enfal0t til ct
Mp0e MinneopoliS. Me6len1merne
gop life fulotalligt Mpoe og Sc Meo.
lellln1er Scr fon1, mp0te ct laaOant
0orbol6, at @allingers Mooitanoere
par 6lertol. Sen pe0tagne &ap'
port, Ser tilltemtes al 4 Demofra.
ter og / Snlurgent=& =&epublitnner,
fon1 oerfor til at gaa uo poo, at bans
Goretogelie of @mbeoet life par !
Sperens1temmelle n1e6 2obene, %
6ons 6ratre6en lom Snoenrigsmini.
Iter forlangtes. sSlniolerti6 er So
gen life oern1eo enoelig afgiort, ioet
Senotor Melion in6folbte &omiteen
til ct MT Me6e 0enne l1ge Gbi'
cago, pe6 bpilfet Sc Meblemmer af
&omiteen, ser ltaar paa 8allingers
SIDE, pil bere tilite6e, og oa oisie
u6gipr ct sSlertal al SEN ianleoe &o'
mite, ser far ialt IL Meolemmer,
pil 6lertalsrapporten bliDe til 6or'
0el for 8allinger. 8egge &oppor'
ter pil bltue fremlagte for &ongres'
len ne6 Sens Sommentre6en / De'
cenber.
5 SEN / Minneopolis be6tagne
@finoretals -&apport u6taIes bet, al
@ollinger er uififfet til at befle0e
gnbeoet lom SsSn6enrigsminilter, al
Fan far pilt Jig trolds moo 6et
@oerp, Ser bar til6elt bam JONI ga,
retager al offenligt 2an6, ierlig at
ban bar goofien6t Sper6ragelie al
offenligt 9an6, Ser en6nu iffe bar
gaaet til &atent, og bbor iaaIe6es
l16feroigelie af Sc ne6pen6ige Hopi.
rer oil6e me0fgre Mene6, at ban bor
frigipet 6e laafal6te @unningbam
Claims" (&ullan6 / gllaifa) og BE-
ororet 6em til &atent, ifient Set pa,
aabenbart, at 6e bar al be6rogern
&orafter, at ban bar f6rt Gralt6en
ten bag 9piet meo @enipn til bpa>
Ser bar fl,n6et Ste6 UNDER bans Gin
pisning Sn6enrigs. Departementc
ofn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
9ipc ifauoinauiifc 9lmcrifa=9inicr.

Som lue00elt ct tibligcre 9eu=
mcr er Ben lgnge puotp1rfte nor lfe
9ln1erifo=2ilrie I'LL troobt l1b 8irfe-
ligbeOen. &riit;al1io= 9loocue ne00c=
fer, at Set Gunrplfih, lpn Sen nor lfe
glnlerifu=2inie far poo @ooll6el ct
oct tplfe Sfi6, lon er 6p0gct for
@oluburg- s(lnerifo=9iniens 9icg=
ming og for facet 9}ornet ~@oiier
Urieoricb". Sfi6et er 12,500 Cons
pg 6or giort ct Eor Gropefarter oper
e(tlonterbopet meo Ell 6ort al 201a
Mil. Scllfobet bopoe iniolcrtio be-
tingct Jig, at Sti6et lful6c gjgre en-
tSort al 81 Niil og pil0e fife bobe
Set, noor 9etingelien life opfpl0tes
Sfi6ct er p1r0eret til s Mill. &r.,
neu 9(lnerifo=2inien pil efter iSorlp=
oen0e foo Set for cit Eris, lom life
pperitiger Sen tegneoe S(ftiefopitol,
3 900 600 a.
7a,, ,.,e, o,,,,.;. e. o;,,; 49, ,,,o
c+ ma>c ,,o, Mm,;on h[anc+ fon;ti
t,,orot Tor ~ ,,o>+o1as oo,,n nn7;raf+;n.
nar 61c,, hon,,,,,Sino+ IN % ofi(,,tte
@on+rnft ,,sS wnrfte+ Sn6;,6o,, ar.
hin, nm q;dh ri non,n5fihct qoijpr
sr;cor;rh~ for 1sh or;u 0r3orf
6,,nrof Sch;rho,, toocr TX 0rin
9[ftier. Domp1fibet Til foo 9eopne1
Self @rffien"
sonti5io n1e66eIes. NJ oo1oc
snenlfernp for glIpor hor tooe,
sndrosmoo1et M on1 en oirpfte Sne.
rioe-9[uerifo 9inie. Otter scsn6bp.
Belle of nooIe befienote iefortsinter.
es5pre6e ! @dteboro bol6es $ "a
suolit poo garle,1 ser ct mg6e 70,
NJ idop e+oh1erpt pn hirpftp itpn1
Mmprifozoinip Too mdSpt her m,
toIrio heidot of Meprnlentontpr IN,
g9npns Son6el oa 5efort, "a inn
hoI6tesl INNER Irp1i6ium of 8nroo
6ets ;Sor,non6. @rosierer @orIon6er
| mite Spr III itrrf S+pmnino for sSo
re+ooen6ct . ~ npt onprnroops +i1 es1,o
hn>ernc ~ fdrp soopn ninpre
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
{ /. 3 { 0

far pe0 Sol og Stoosretten
&jo6enbopn punbet eli Sninrieiag,
iom 1on bopoe onlogt iuoo Sorfats
teren &nu0 Scbeel og &e0oftdren at
Sore 2on0Smnno / ll6lon6et"
Gon0. tbeol. @ertel Tugllong, Der
bopOe 6elfplot bojn for at bope for
fallfet Sfibspopirer luoleoes, at 6is.
ie font til at girloc for en- lengere
@pre pmbor0 ct oonlf Sfib, bpis
Terer tor 6erpgtet for Iet 9cbon6=
ling al tine 0olf, ems slftolen bar
mellem &oniulen og peofommenoe
Spmono. 8oo6c &nlto ScbeeI oQ
6ugliong io6l1tcS bper en- 0poe pao
200 &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

ao oen ltejle Srappe til v@opifoo-
ren"s sssnbre. Ser ct bpg9elt9t, pro-
pert og mere Naos, eno mon ifuloe
tro. gi ier 3 lterre &l1m 1neo @oroe
oe 8enfe, og oeo Si6erne en- Meng-
Sc &ejepla0ier. Seo ct lille @om=
iur tilberc0es oe BORNE Driffe, Sc
reooeoe ferit og fremmeit ifol peoer-
fpeges meo; oglao ct lille 9(potbef
bopes omboro. @n Mil1iotl,r @of=
felopn oppor1ner io,1tlige Mlm.
Senne peo cn al %nggel,e opooger
III en mpltilf flor 9eboloer, bporfro
ct &dr fprer 0ienl1cm 9oooens @ulp
nc0 Gonbet
- Set er Oliefosien! forflorcr
Dor @jcmlne!smano. &osien toacr
10 9iter, men natllrligpis far hi &c
icrpe= =9eboloningcr om6oro. 9ioor
p1 CT goaeoe @ong 11e0 en- Ne0=
ming = Grlig noor flere Boooe ifol
reoocs poo Slrb 6enptter hi
0lien ipn 9elgebun1per. Gen bar
pilt lig at pnre ct l1omprfet Mio.
si iorIoScr "Sopifooren", Iterft
ilnponcret al, brno ri far Jet og
6prt. Ser lfripes bore Gage }oo
nrcaet on Gfspcbitioncr til orftilfc
Ggne, OH beres ltorc vrioenl lfoheligc"
@ctponing = olp. oip. 9(l Geipeft!
@'cn oisie topre, bran1frie Mnno,
Ser &internotter5 Storn1 bor reo-
0ct Suiin0er al M}ennel lfelip - -
fprtjencr Sc olligepel life Dor 8eun-
bring frelnfor nogen?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
1rSt allr Kamtrr.

% Senotorerne Crane, Ml0ricb %
Gullom % Speafer Gannon p9re
1ooitn1olter. Get er en6nu lite 6e.
l1eu1t, noar oenne 8anfet ifal bol0es
= BET nil bero poa, noar @rGlioen,
ten fon oeltoge % on fan Oct b>ic
pil 0elto1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

& II D II 5 e / j y 5 t. q m e.
ii fonf elrp.
S 9egDl10eliel1 al Ntti= =9(orene no
pon0re0e en >Spnoerjpoe, Ole 5imon-
icn ira Otter 9il1oet, til Solpo, bbor
bon fipbte en- Torm. S5ou er I'LL
0p0, ng Bans &oue por allereoe 6pb
fer. Sc boh0e ingen nnrn1ere 8oa>
rprcn0c, ipn1 fl111oc orpe Sem, loo
oct 6liper Slugtllingene bjenu1e, ion
lfol oe(e Sc $4,000 9ollors. 8lon0t
Oen1, lpnl fml orpe, er pglno @pfer
g. 8. iSrcberiflen 9rpoger. @ol.
far 6enpenOt Jig ii Oel1 tplfe &onlul
/ Solpa for at foo Sugen or0net.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
f0po oonif 9 efapte j II

= II q II | D.
Gen %. slugult ofgif ifplge n8ien"
&optejn Eeter slnton s5obnien peb
IdOen poa ct 1olpitol i San fsrcn
cisco. Cen ofop0e por pel tienot
poo &pltel1 bpor bon bopoc
icjlet n,allge 9lor lom Gprer al
forlfjellige Gon1plfibe. San bar fiat.
tet al en6per Ser fjcnote bam. Sap.
tejn Sobnlen bar 0alrif al Tpo1eI og
blcp So s(or gonlnel. San efterla,
Scr Jig @ultrl, og 1 Sprn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
5 S a nif S o + S.

S 6anif Soro.
Sen II. Nfai ifior 0poe en- for.
benperenoe Malermelter / Malborg,
@br. le 2eur, al Malaria / @n1po.
ria, @reenesbille County, 8irginia.
Boo6e ban og bans Some le6 meget
al &iembe, og 6e lope6e binan0en, at
oen, ser lepeoe lGnglt, fuloe iprge
for at 0en of6g6e blep begrapet |
Se6relanoets Sor6. Set tog imio-
lerti0 nogen Sio for 6ru le 9eur
at faa fine Gorretninger or0neoe
men ga 6e bor floreoe, blep Mon.
oens Sig grapet op, og for1eoen on
fom FUN me6 Dan1plfibet u@imbria
| til @alborg me6 li11 Monbs Sig; noe.
ite Dag bleb 6et ioroet paa slalborQ
@irfegaar6. 2iget bar nn6er Grans,
porten / 5 Sitter, og set bar foitel
10000 ST. at foa set transportere'
'6ertil.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

= q to + $ q II 5 a II s c |.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-05
VANCOUVER AND
NEW ZEALAND
s. 5. SUBSIDY

OTTAWA, February 23-The Gov
eminent has made arrangements with
a New Zealand steamship company to
establish a subsidized Atlantic service
between Canadian and Australian and
New Zealand ports. At present sew
eral million dollars worth of Can
adian exports to the sister dominions
go via New York, and some months
ago an influential deputation waited
on the government to ask that steps
be taken to secure for Canadian ports
and for Canadian shippers a direct
service.
Under the agreement just reached
with the company, a monthly service
will be given from Montreal in the
summer time and from st. John and
Halifax in the winter. This is an
other step towards the linking up of
imperial trade, the goods to be car
red in British vessels on imperial
trade routes.
1t is expected that arrangements
will also be shortly reached for a
renewal of the contract for a sub
sidized service between Vancouver
and Australia and New Zealand.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-05
NEW ELKs' OFFICERS.

Officers of Honolulu Lodge No GIG
B. P. o. E. elected at a meeting held
last evening, to serve for the ensuing
year, are as follows:
James d Dougherty, Exalted Ruler;
w. L. Emory, Esteemed Leading
Knight; Walter F. Drake, Esteemed
Loyal Knight; D. L. Conkling, Lee
turing Knight; G. T. Kluegel Secre-
tary; M. H. Drummond, Treasurer;
H. G. Morse, Tiler; r. A. Douthitt,
Trustee and delegate to the Grand
Lodge; Geo. H. Angus alternate dele
gate to the Grand Lodge
The installation of the new officers
will take place at the regular meet
ing, first Friday in April.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-05

which included the Sprague law course.
Have you had your shoes repaired
yet in the Regal" way, The repair
department of the Regal Shoe is the
best equipped in Honolulu. Special shoe
repairing machinery backed by Know
How"
The pictures you take represent time
and thought on your part and you
should be careful to whom you in
trust them for developing and print
ing. The Honolulu Photo Supply Co.'S
experts work will be satisfactory to
you.
F. Lewis was fined $25 and costs
in the police court this morning for
violation of City auto speed ordinance.
Members of Kaahumanu Society are
asked to attend meeting Monday
morning at 10 o'clock at Kawaiahao
Mrs, Atlanta T. Atkinson will leave
for a visit to England ON April 20,
the first time since her arrival here
on September 6, 1869. In these forty
years she has only been from the is
lands once, that was in 1881
Carl S. Smith has been appointed the
second member of the commission on
uniform state laws, the first member
being d. L. Wilmington. Governor
Frear has the third member yet to
select.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-05
COMMI3PEE
WORK HANDICAPPED BY
Lack OF STEAMERS

Whereas, the Hawaii Promotion
Committee, representing the Honolulu
Chamber of Commerce, the Honolulu
Merchants Association, and the city
and county of Honolulu in the work
of advertising Hawaii as a tourist re-
sort is firmly convinced by a careful
study of travel conditions, covering a
long period, and by a correspondence
which has been very wide spread
throughout the United States, that
many people have been and are being
prevented from visiting Honolulu by
the inability to secure steamship ac-
commodation on vessels now permit
ted to carry passengers between the
Mainland and Honolulu, and
Whereas, at the present time,
much Honolulu traffic is diverted from
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-05
THE PHILADELPHIA STRIKE.

PHILADELPHIA, March 6-This
city is in the throes of the greatest
sympathetic strike in the history of
organized labor. Between $4,000 and
$4,000 union men are now out and
practically every branch of organized
labor is represented.
Among the unions which voted to
go out in sympathy with the striking
carmen are the building trades, chauf-
feurs, walters, tailors and teamsters.
The strike of the latter has affected
the delivery of the necessaries OF
life, and business is suffering seri-
ously in consequence.
Rioting was renewed last night and
serious trouble is feared.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-05

American to Canadian ports and in
our opinion, suspension will, in the
long run, build up and strengthen
American shipping interests on the
Pacific.
I'VE respectfully urge the temporary
suspension of the present coastwise
shipping law in so far as it relates to
the carrying of passengers between
Hawaii and the Mainland
BE it resolved, That this resolu-
ton be cabled in full to Delegate Ka-
lanianaole"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-05

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