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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-24
Gin bnritis' ssabr.

@as lit bas fir Elm bnritis Sabr!
9ie 8eble leh5t mir immer6ar,
Sic Sebcr fd]icr uerbprrt mir;
Sd BIN elm Slid anf trud'nem GanS,
Sd bin elm biirres Mderlanb,
> fdlafff, oenn idJ perihu,ndbte id)ier,
Wair idJnea elm Ulas ppll 9pne Star
8ter.
Was iuebt bod jett fir trud'ne 2mit'.
2etn Hegen bilft, teim San, tein 9mft,
&ein Srunf tuiI mir sebetb'n.
Sd trtnf i'm allertiefitem jSug,
tlnb bennD6 tutrb mfrs ME genug,
SHIT wie anf einen beiken Stein,
Sd1enft iebleunigft 2pne Star Gter
mir elm!
@as berridDt bod fir Elm beiBer Gtern!
Gr 5ebrt mir redjt ant inneru ssern
ftnb mGdlt mir Ser5enSpein.
Nan b1dte tuul, ifj iei perliebt,
Sn, Ia, BITE mir 81 trinEen gtebt,
Sas 2one Star Sier, 10 flar uub
fetn,
Spll meiue irene 9iebfte iein.
tlnS tueun es Sud wie mir ergebt,
Sp betet, baF bas Bier gerGt,
SIR Sriufer in's semein.
ilnb mer nidIt serus buriten mill,
Der rufe iaut unb idltueig uidt till:
s9e Nirt, uift @bisfeb ober @eiu,
Shenft 90ne Gtar 8ier mir flei=
Fig eiui
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-24
{ ! a 8.

Sn gsnboiota bat man einen
Neger eelpndt, Der auf' 5. B. Bro.
figs Sorin aIs @efangener geipeiei1
mar, bon bort entfIoben mar unS
auf ben Sberiff seidoifen batte, Der
.ibn botte feitnebmen mollen.
Soiepb g. goebmer in Del
Mio lit gum 2egislatur @eprdien'
tonten ertp6blt tporoen.
Oscar Berger, Der Sohn be:
il. Der 01be BON @eirlar iDobneii'
ben Garmers @uitab Berger, bdtts
neuIid einen idlintnlen llnfaIl
Sein Pfero nuroe i9eu uno iporl
bas 1uggp nm. go fDuroe beralls'
eeihIeuoert uno ieste fid bic eint
Ghulter aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-24

JnIano.
Rsziprczifitsbill
Vcln Senai obns Hmsndtmsnts
aagsnctnmsfl.
Cholera 7iiIe.
$eblDere Strafs fir rsisbe
Scbmusslsr.
EbrenpoIizisten.
Gersds vcn elmer Intervention
in Cuba.
EbrsnpoIizistell.

Ger Bunoesiennt bot Die fas
1laoiibe Ne5ipro8it1tsbia III oerIcf-
ben Gornt, IN Ser lie bonn Sauie all-
senomnten it, obne ireeno tueIhe
gluHnoen1uts, nit 53 gegen 81
Stimmen angeaomalell. 80 Demo-
froten uno 81 MepubIifaner itimnl-,
ten fir fie, "a MepubIitoner ,mo 3
gemofraten gegen iie.
SIN geaebue .6oipital 5u Ncir
Dorf bat man einen ipaniihen
Wotroien entoedt, Der Die gboIera
bate, man bot i'm iofort nod Dem
anarontane SolpitaI ai,f @spiil~
burne sSslnnb geibidt.
Mihter MrhboIo perurteilte
i'm gseip gorfer 9umoesfreisaeridi
&ugo 9oienberg bon Ser WeiblDaa.
ren-Snportfirma goienberg 9,ros.
apegen beoeutenoer 3oGbintersiebnn-
gen gu elmer @eIoitrafe in S0be
bon $4,000. Noienberg befanntc
fi6 iduloig uno lieB es gar nidt
erft auf einen HroaeB anfomlncn.
Cine iebr ernite 9ea1ridJt
fontmlt aus Bolton. gs lit bort eine
Stalienerin an Der GboIera geiior-
ben. Gie Grau hatte fit bic Rranf-
belt a,napeifelbait BON Elm haat
itoIieniihen Watroien auepsogca,
Die fid Dor 2ur5em Bel ibr einnlie,
teten. 9ieie bei6en sStoIiener er.1
{ronften in ibrem &anie uno -
teribmanoen 6ann. BaIo oaraitf sr
frantic auh Die Srou. Sic ipnroe
bon ben Ganit6tsbeboroen scfort
iio1 benz Siolierbofpitol gebradt,
mo iie aud geitorben lift. Bon oen
beioen frdnfen uno berfhpunoenen
Matroien bat man Big iett tcialc
Spur auffinoeit fonnen.
4 - Mus Gbicago miro eenlcloet:
Seit fiinf5ebn Sobren mar es bier
GebrdudIid seiporoen, oaB Die goLi.
5eifiiperintenbenteii einen perfonli.
den Stob bon f50 Molm ernnni-
ten, tueIher fih cus Bonfpr1iioen.
ten, Spiten bon aorporotioncn.
00ufleuten, Mntp1Iten, Mihtern uni
HoIitifern 5ufommenieste, 0eren
Mmtspffihten fif) natiirIid aitF
oos Gragen BEG BoIi5iiteniterns BE-
fbrdnften. goIiseihef McWeenp bat
iett bieie Snititition eineeben Ini-
fen un6 bic i1nnrtlihen Gerreis,
tpeIde 9terne befaBen, erindt, ioI.
DE ab3uliefern. es befanoen ii1
6arlitter gice @ouberneur OoIes.
bp, Der SdIadtbausbeiiser s. 90.
ben Mrmour, Der GhInhthonsbc
iiter Gbipnr6 S. spift, Comes
WncWengb, Der 9ruoer beg Ghak
alntsfefretdrs,. uno Mnbere mebr.
- Mus @aibineton meIoet nlan.
Tros Der bon Staatslefretdr Rnor
erlaffenen offi5ieIlen gefanntAna.
dung, 6oB bic beporitebenoe geiie
6es ariegsiefretdrs gtimion nod
Snpana feine poIitiide ge6emtung
babe, fiebt man oarin Elm Bor5ei
den abermaliger anlerifaniider
Snterpention auf Cuba. Die Sitila-
ton ooieIbit lit 1uberit prefar unS
bic eeeentpartige Megierune fann je.
ben Gag geitiir5t iperoen. 9luf ie-
ben Jaa oiirften bic Neiilpablen ilr
4erbft ernftIide gtubeItorungen I'M
Wefolge boben.
gei einen Jeuer in 9oIe6o,
Ohio, ourd 6as Die bier gebduoe
Der 9. u. Stepens gompanp mo
nht @obnb1lier 5erFtort fpltroen,
5ogen fih aht 6elieruebrleute fdpe.
re Derlesungen sit
--11~Sr--
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Sun AntontO. MDntag ben "a. Suli 1911.

EHd1eIe GaptIan SDomaS IS. SQn
utno feline 8efabrten 81. &. @oootuill
l,t6 S. 9. &burber bon Nropi.
6enee berf6teten bel ser sllfunft,
bob lire Gabrt iiber oen Ocean er,
eignislos perltef
Sn @ltbun5lou bat 1id onId[.
ltd einer aaDollerie : uebllng ell,
idmeres llneIiif ereienet 9aS r.
gobmiide Dra9oner Heein1ent ritt
5ur Slttafe, als pIoslib in Der gor.
oerrei1e sein Bfero au San fam.
Die in boiler &arriere befinoIidc,
tladJorangliden Bferoe ,purbe,t
our6 oas ulertuortete Sinoernis
ebenfaus gu gooen geriiien ,no als.
boio entitanb ein tpirrer &n1ueI
bon 8ferben nno gfeitern, bic fid)
am 9ooen tpalaten. Geils our6 oeil
Stur5, tells ourb Die Snfe Der tpilb
I'M iid i6lagenoen Bferbe lino
amon8ig gfeiter idper perlest NOR.
ben, tpabreno aebn anoere, Die ebe:,.
fals am 8ooen lagen, obne Gha.
ben oobongefomn1en iir1o.
Die u9a,nburg 9lmerifu.
2inie" lit nah laneen einsebenoen
geriuden iest inn geeriff, ibre
S5ean Donlpfer nit oen iogenonlre
ten S6lineer Ganfs ausauriiltea,
Die Dem Sdiff ielbit Bel boben @cl-
lengans cine itetige rubige Sobrt
ernogliden 9ieie 9anfs, eigentli1
lt.formige Aobren Spitenle, Die
ii6 nit @aiier fiil1en uno wieocr
entleeren, balanaieren bas @leidge-
pidt oes S6iffes burb 6os Sc.
mi6t Ser 8aiiermenge uno bafen
iid BITS iest, mo- ir,tmer iie erpr9bt.
por5iigli6 beipabrt. Ser ourd bieie
9anfs eraielte gorteil fomtrt
in eriter 2inie ben Baiiaeieren ees
uSapag" 8ugute, oa Die bon pielen
9feiienoen 10 gefiirhtete Seefra.f-
belt 10 gut tbie boGtg ausgeidaItet
lit.
Ius Berlin tneloet man: Die
Melolng bon Der ongeblihen Ser.
baftling zines iapaniihen Moiors
unter Dem @eroo6t Der Spionase
bot feinesmees bie 8ebeutung, bic
ibr BON ein5elnen 3eitungen beige.
meiien muroe. Sopeit Bis iebt felt..
gefteat lit, i itoer Sa1perbalt Der,
BOB Der iaponiide Maior sSoibioa,
Der Ser nennten baperiihen sS1fnn-,
terie 5ueeteilt it, auf Dem lte.0
6nnesplat alt 8an1melbure ii9 Die
neuen @eidiibe nit slufInerfioinfeit
betrahtete. Mag nun alh oieie
@uflnerfiomfeit pielIeiht ettpag Ieb-
baft ooer Die 5u Der 9etradtune
anseblid seiudblte abenoitln1be ct
mas auffallig erihienen lein, 10 lie9i
bod niht Der eeringite @runo Dor,
ben @orfall ols eine Spionage-4f.
fare bin5uitelIer, au Der i'm lebig-
lid 2oful-8 -8Iatter aufgebaribt ia.
ben.
Oel SHlgetL uH DER WluIt
oung Der geabe IN Ben Rbein, lit
alif Dem bprd ieinen @ein beriibln-
ten &o6usberg Elm 3eblaus 3erh
entbeft tporoen. ssn ben Greiien
Der @inaer i'm Mbeingebiet bic
neueroings fortnabrenb BON barten
SdifiaIsfdldeen aIler 4rt getrof.
fen tpurben, bat 6ieie gntoedllns
groBe Gorge erregt. 8orfebrungen
aur @ertilsung uno CUR 8erbii-
tltng Der @eiterperbreitung bes b6-
lens Seinoes Der gfeben iipo bon
beboroliher 'Seite iofort getroffen
norben.
@us seiden miro genteIoet.
oab iih in Ser 8ruoerla6c Der aus
neuntauieno Maitelieoern belteber-
oen Seiterreibiihen 9lagemeincn
Wontaaeeieaihaft, einer io5ialiiti.
ihen Organization elm 0efiait ber-
ausgeitelt bot, bas tidt ipeniser
als iedseinbolb MiIlionen Stronen
betr1gt.
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2su=Ianc
StbWdbsn |
ZsppsIin' neues l.iIftschiff
illasbt cine Rlndfdhrt.
Reyes uild I1ladsro.
Der tffinder der voiapiick.
Spfacbe sestcrbsn.
EngIiscbsr RundfIue.
Franz Joseph und Luitpold in
SaIzburg.
Reyes und Il)adsro.
EngIiscbsr RundfIue.

~UsGVot4.
Cine nor5iiglihe Hunofabrt
init 5ebn Ga1Iaeieren bat Der iiing-
ite 3eppelin gaIon .Sdpaben
T. oitssefiibrt, Ser BON 6ricorids-
bnfen uttter perionli6er 5iibrunJ
beg @rafen Zeppelin itod 2uaern
abgeflogen uno am Nadlnittag, nod
iiebenitiinoigem Slug, tpieoer mad,
leiner 8allonbaae 5lriidgefebrt lit.
Gas 2uftidiff, oas iest aGs oos
idnellite Der @eIt befannt lit, bat
in ieoer ge5iebung Die nod Den
Brobefobrten in feline 2eiitungsf1-
bigfeit geieeten Gripartuneen er-
fiillt. gei pradtigem 0lugipetter
aing bic Sabrt iiber Grid binmeS
ufn @runnen nad 2u5ern itno mie-
Ser na6 6rieoridsboien. Die Car
oing oes llngetiinls no05og lid) oD-
ne ie0e Sdfpierigfeit. Die YoIia-
giere iino bon oen ginoriider eer
geiie begeiitert.
General Mepes bat Maoero
ieines Neriprehens eirtbi,noen. i'm
gum @riegsminiiter gu ernenner.
Wa6erp lit auf oieien 8ori1lag
eineegangen uno bat Dem General
5ugleib Die geriiderung eegeben,
hab er ibm nihts in ben @eg Ie-
gen tpiiroe, menn ct als &dnbibat
fir Die Hrdiibentldaft auftreten
iperoe. General Mepes bat oarauf
Fin erfldrt, bob er fem &anbibot
iei.
- Sn aonltan5 in 8aoen lit Oct
Yralat sSobann Wfartin 66leDer ge.
itorben, Der iid in Ser @eIt onrd
Die grfinoung Der @eltiprade so.
Inpiif elm bauernoes @ebenfen ge.
ihaffen bot. pfarrer Shleper bot.
te oas 80 2ebensiabr pollenoet.
aIs i'm Der Sob erreid.e. CT ipar
am 1S. Suli 1881 gu DberIanoe i'll
9aoen geboren uno bat felt 1885 IN
aonitan5 be5tp. 2iaselitetten bel
Ronitana pripatiiiert. Sdon int
Sabre 1879 batte er feline fiinltIide
Sprade eroadt, Der er uah ben.
gngliiden u@orIo" uno .ipeat"
ben Namen Wolapiif gab, uno Der
er i'm GroBen uno @an3en Dos gng.
liide, mie es sefproden, nidt, mie
es geidrieben miro, gu @runoe leg.
te, nobel er ieooh auh 3abIrei1e
WorHtdnrne aug anoeren eilrop1i.
iden Spraden iibernabm.
- 9lm Samitas bot, BON 8roofs-
lambs in gnglano aus, Der groBe
engliibe Stumbling um ben $50, 900
Yreis begonnen. Neun5ebn 2uft-
idiffer botten iid CUR TeiInabme
gemeIoet, orei bon linen fanlen ie-
oob iiber ben Start" nift bin
aus. Der engliide Warineleiltnani
Sobn 6. Borte uno S. 6. Senfins
itiir5ten beim guffIua nit ibrer
Mafdinen famen aber NIT Ieih-
ten 8erlesungen oapon uno 6. 6.
@oroon fonnte nit ieiner Mai1ine
iiberbaupt nidt in Die Sobe fonl-
men.
- Mus g4ien melbet man: ssSn
Soffreiien perIautet, Gaiier syrarS
Soiepb babe Die abiidt, iid in
Sal3hirs nit Dem Yrin5reeenten
euitpolo BON 8apern 5ll treffen,
oa er ipiinide, oem gaeitor Der
oeutihen Jiiriten perionlih naGj-
trdglih Die @liidluiinide gu beiien
neun5igitem @eburtstage als3il.
oriiden. 9ln Der @eburtstagsfeier
i'm W1r5 batte Der Monarh nit
Hiifiibt auf feline oamals ange-
|griffene @eiunobeit iib nidt betei-
ligen fonnen.
- giner 9epihe aus Berlin 5u
Golse berridt in 0eutihlonb ai,r
3eit cine abnorn1e Sise. Das
thermometer ion big 8i 104 Srao
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W. 6. & s. gats.

Gnflinft-
Ho. 241-gon Soifton iinb GaIbefton
>. :. =. :. :. $50 u1orgens
20. 7-gon 9auas u. Sort Bortb
SO. .2s6-gom 8orben. .7.sO % rorntiti.
30. 15-8on @nco. 800 nadu.
No. 231-gom Nor6en unb 8ouiton
:. :. :. -. 1925 na6m
SO. 9-gom 9orben. TAB abenos
;. :. :. :. ..7.10 BORN
Gbfapr. =
SO. 10-Na6 Dem Norben. 10 100 BORN
No. 10 Rad Guftin unb Baeo
SO. io-gaad benz aor6en. so 8. 90 IusaIi surm
No. g. Na9 DnIas, Sort 8ortb
llrlo 2Saco. ;. -. .8.45 abenbs
sfo. 236-gsad benz Nor0en. -. :.
i, 49,. -. .9.16 nbenoa
30. 242-gaa1 Sonfton un6 @al>
beiton. -. :. -. 1915 nbenb3
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Sin @riff in ieine saidle

piiroe Die S6a1teI 9udlen's 9rnica
Salbe 5eigel Die 6. g. Cooper, Elm
3immermann bon Warilla N. S..
inmer nit iib fiibrt. SD batte ME
eine Sbnitttpunoe, Quetidung ooer
ionltige @uroe, Die oie Salbe mid.
i6neG beilte", idreibt er. 8eiteS
Mlittel fir grano- uno 8riibmunoen.
g[usidloe, eufeeiprungene Sdnoc
uno 2ippen, &auttranfbeiten, Siib-
nerausen Samorrboioen. 25c bel
alien 9ruggiiten.
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= Sc bober Oh Define 0oie
traeit, befto leihter fiibrt man did
an ibr berllm,
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Sir getppbner

btr WaIaria.Gegenben Nnb 9utt's
Yiltn unumednglid nothwsnbie. benn
biefelben balten bas Spiiem in oeb6ri.
gem 3uitanbe unb finb
ein abiolntcs Srilmitttl
fur 2opfidmer3en. tlnperbaulibfeit,
Walaria. trdee gcbrr. 9artleibi9teii
unb ale bilioien 2eiben.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
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g.. $. & g. u. (Soupt.2mie).

Milfiinft
yto. 9-Wom Often. ..7:35 porm
yto. 7-Woul Often $3.50 na6n
gto. 10-@l Tafo II. Beiten. 80 nndbm
gfo. s-gon 81 Baio.. ..10.15 BORN
Mbfa1rt-
$50. 9-Nad eI gafo uno Beiten. T.
). -. ....8:30 BORN
So. 7-Nad el gaio unb @eiten. :.
:. :. =. :. 100 abennS
go. 10-Na6 3. Beiten. 1000 abenbs
go. 8-Na6 6em Often. .10:45 borns
go. 1--Naf Sci Mio.. 400 abenos
@ictorta 9ipifipn. 9. $. 4 9. q.
Mntl1nft
go: 9o5-guero, gictoria. 1850 nadm
Nbfnhrt-
no. so6-guero. gictoria. 800 BORN
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Moy6er rdulnt Steine aus
Dem @ege ieines 2ebens in Der
3eiie fort, oaB er iie anoeren Dor
Die sSiiBe mirft.
The evening world., 1911-03-17

lar millinery trimming OF the 50
These are very choice. fun length. In b
white. new HUE. coral and old rose
Saturday
The evening world., 1911-03-17
HARBOR POLICE
TQ.BE Increased,
2NEW STATIONS
100 Bluecoats Who Like the
Water Being Tested for
Work To-Day.

About one hundred ~poll-caltr h7v"
been ordered to report at The Nlrbor II
station. a. the foot " East one Hun
dred and Twentieth street. this mlrnins
to be tested as TO their ability IN run
ming two new launches the foiice have
acquired The men ortrsd 20 report
are known to be interestor ~ boats and
many of them " gasolifc launches.
II has been common talk IN polio
circles FOR some tint that two new
harbor stations are To ho built. one at
the foot OF ono Hurped ara Twenty
ninth street and North River and the
other at city Island. a. present there
are only three har5or IcVcincfs. at he
Battery. the foot OF Las one Hundred
and Twentieth street ana at Caparsie.
The need OF new stations ia been f,lt
for some time. At present the whole
OF the North River Is covor~l from the
Battery. and often It cakes t0.eo-quar-
tiers OF an hour TO set to the scene OF
IN accident. The East River launch
covers the whole Of the East River
within the city boundaries.
The two new launches have 20-horse
power gasoline engines and are OF tho
usual police type.
The evening world., 1911-03-17

New York Lodge No 1 OF the Elks
Yesterday obtained permission from Jus
tice Guy In the Supreme Court to sell
Nos. ai2-3ia West Fifty-nlnth street for
$1,000. Tho premises are m~ortsaged f."
10000. The funds were needed to COM
plete the new building at Nos. 1oS-116
West ITorty-third street declared worth
si.232.63 Tho furnishings will cost
$4,000. The lodge said IL has si7,ss6 In
hand and placed Its debts at $3.50, re.
The evening world., 1911-03-17
F0SDlCK DENIES PICTURE
SHOWS RUIN CHILDREN.
Tells Women Keeping Minors Out
Is Virtually impossible and
Would Cripple Industry. =

Commission Raymond r. Fosdlck.
commenting nm moving picture shows
to the Womcn's Municipal League yea
terday at No. &c East Twenty-ninth
street. said: Responsibility Is divided
among so many different departments
that It Is dimcult to do anything We
must get better la " before we can ac-
complish much
In answer 10 a man In the audience
tho Commissioner refused 10 agree thnt
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-08
FOUND OLD NATIVE TRAIL
OVER THE HILLS From KAIMUKI
TO THE WAIMANALO SIDE

From Kaimuh over the mountains
to Waimanalo, without travelling over
the Pail road, is the trip made yes
terday by four trampers, who ach,ev
ed the feat of relocating an old native
trail leading from the Palolo ridge
down to the "other side" trail which
has been lost for years and searched
for for half a century or more with
out success, say the enthusiastic
mountain climbers. 1t isn't much of
a trail now, but careful examination
of the soil and vegetation shows where
it was, generations ago.
A Historic Trail.
Surveyor Alexander told me he
never heard of anyone who had been
able to find this trail in recent times"
said Emil Berndt, who was one of the
party, "but that there were reports
Of it in history" The other members
OF the party were w. R. Harrington,
+. Baering and A. H. Tarleton, the
former being the pathfinder and the
one to take the first jumps when
doubtful places we're struck.
A few marks were left for future
Adventures. One is a handkerchief
tied to a tree at the place where the
descent begins. Others are a cane
lost by Harrington and glasses left by
Tarleton when they took a slide of
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-08
INHER-LSbAND HAPPENINGS

HILO, May 1.-THE Hilo Labor
Union last week held an unusually
lively meeting, the ginger being main
ly due to the presence of number
of Portuguese who came to clamor for
the scalp of their acknowledging,
e. S. Capellas, the principal of the
IIakalau school.
A short time ago Principal Carvalho
of the Honomu school applied for
money for a school fence, offering to
do the work himself. His request
was not granted. At the same meet
ing OF the supervisors Capellas asked
for money for repairs for his school,.
This was granted. This incident may,
or may not, be the cause deep down
at tile bottom of the present trouble.
The Portuguese attending the meet
ing of the Labor Union were led by
NJ. S. Pacheco, who introduced the
following resolution:
Whereas through some reliable in
formation received from the people Of
the district of South Hilo that the
repairing of the Hakalau school house
was given to japanese and Chinese
carpenters; and
"Whereas the Laws of the Territory
of Hawaii provide that all public work
shall be given to American citizens or
those eligible to become such; and
Whereas the action taken by one
of the territorial officials, who pretend
to be good citizens, in employing
these Asiatics on the aforesaid work
was contrary to law, he ought to be
removed from his present position.
BE it resolved that the members Of
the Hilo Labor Union do hereby
solemnly protest against the action
taken by this government official and
that the Board of Supervisors be re-
spectfully requested to investigate
this matter. If found true, they are
asked to refuse payment of any claim
presented to the Board for the afore-
said work and make the party liable
therefor responsible, as such expendi-
ture was unauthorized by the Board"
There was intense excitement among
the Portuguese present, and consider
able talk followed, during the course
of which Paahao opined that Haka-
lau was outside the jurisdiction of the
Union. Still, he believed the super
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LAND COMMISSIONER TELLS Of
THE WORKING Of NEW SYSTEM

demonstrate the wisdom of the plan
Of consolidation.
New Land Law Amendments.
Anticipating the enactment by
Congress of certain amendments of
our organic law pertaining to public
lands, every effort was made to wind
up all outstanding matters, so that
with the beginning of the new year
the undivided attention of the staff of
the land office can be given to the
PRONUNCIATION of the land laws as
amended, necessitating mateEial
change in procedure and additional
work consequent thereon.
GAS far as demonstrating of the pup
lie lands is concerned, Congress in the
amendments required that it should
be the duty of the commissioner If
public lands to cause to be surveyed
and opened for homestead entry a
reasonable amount of agricultural land
and also of pastoral land in the vari-
GUS parts of the Territory for home
stead purposes on or before January
1, 1911. The land commissioners,
therefore, Immediately upon receipt Of
certified copy of the amendments to
the Organic Act relating to land laws.
gave instructions to the survey de-
partment to prepare all data in refer
ence to the public lands of the Ter
ritory that had been surveyed into
homesteads prior to the passage If
the amendments to the Organic Act,
and the commissioner is able to re-
port that this work is practically COM
plete. Early in August, 1910, there
will be advertised 1,026 homesteads,
aggregating 299S9.O5 acres, and hav-
ing an appraised value of about SAL
230,34, a single homestead varying in
acreage according to the character
of the land, whether wet, taro, agri-
cultural, pastoral and agricultural
Continued on page tweIve)
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BUD MARS GOING TO AUSTRALIA;
TELLS OF HONOLULU FLYING

Sydney Telegraph: Hitherto, with
the solitary exception of Houdini's
flights, the people of Sydney have had
TO be content with reading the re-
ports of aerial flights. But soon local
enthusiasts will have an opportunity
of realizing the extent to which man
has gained mastery over the air. Mr..
! hammond, with his Bristol biplane,
has already proved his skill in West
Australia and in Victoria, and during
Easter week he has arranged to pro
vide some interesting flights. Ar
engagements are being made for fly
ing area near Sydney, and it is ex-
perted that thousands of people will
ray admission to the ground. Mr..
( hammond can always be reckoned
upon to provide a fine performance,
providing the weather conditions are
| suitable.
What adds great interest to Mr.
Hammond's visit to Australia is the
fact that next month he may be seen
in Australia in competition with the
representatives of an American aero
plane, the Curtiss. Bud" Mars, an
aviator not yet out of his teens, &C
companied by two other aviators,
Messrs. Baldwin and Schriver, started
this year on tour with the object Of
plane Company. They first visited
Honolulu, and after spending three
days there sailed for Japan, after
which they will make flights in China
and the Philippines before coming on
to Australia and New Zealand. They
expect to reach Sydney early in May,
Moanalua Winds.
In Honolulu it was impossible for
either Baldwin or Schriver to make
ascents in their large machines
owing to the weather conditions, so
that the brunt of the entire exhibition
fell upon bud" Mars and his diminu-
tive Curtiss biplane. In this he again
and again assembled the canyon
at the back of the polo grounds
at Moanalua. More than a dozen
times he was in actual danger,
for Niagaras of air currents
poured over the precipices and tossed
the aeroplane and it's rider as though
upon a stormy sea, There was scarce
room to turn, and once the machine
was dashed by the warning air cur
rents against the cliffs, barely escap-
ing total destruction. On another oc-
casion the contortions of the man and
the machine bent steel rods so that