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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17

Tlnn0n Der Beiesenite
l.AITIlIl gerenhgunss Earf.
0ANVOA SiiA<H ans 0ssfatrrn.
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4nfhouuness unfsrriht !
I'm UamiIienbab. Deter Vdns
fen, Der betnnnis GrsGblsr. pIaubtrt IN
Der ,Gppsnbasensr s3eiiung- ..Ri8et
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maht iib gsIinbermdben Iber lie lu'
fig, inpem sr ihrsibt: User Hiht be
sJamilisnbdoer Der b.uifh<H Daotorit
ienHi. ionn fih iber ben fittlinsn
Wertb ots geineinIamen Babes iibers
baupi mid. 1ubsrn. Gus Jamilisn.
bao lit Elm hurtgsfiihrier Nnihous
ungsunterriht iiber Die Wibbileungen
bes menihIihen ss1rptrs. Wsan iisht
bier bic gsudtbeit iiA brett na6tn IN
elmer Weiis. bic isbsn Usornliitsn srs
fr.u.n mub. Getie Jrouen uno Wdns
ner iislIen. ipie Inn ntr easen Snde sii
biensn, ibre i6rperiiGen Dsissis cher
pielmehr ibrs ileberThaHt aus, uno
stpar In sinem 70 Diinnen SatiH oo<r
ssIonell. bcb einem feine Sheubii4telt
erIpori miro. DDS JnmiIienbdb In
Deutfhlunb tigbet sin niislifss. pisl-
Ieid. noi5ptnbigts gsgsnssDihs su
ben psrfil1reriIhtn 4usitsllungen In
ben TtuTsen unb bel ben aunitbdnos
Tern. Infer 5errgott bat iih fi6trli1
nripriineiih esnnfs. Der menfnii6e
Ripper iotIs f6Dn Isin. Aber bic nlos
bsrnt Neutrality-suspicious. bdbeu
isine Snitntionsn ssrfsort. Auf ieOsn
iroblgtfDrmisn iursen Wlann uHb ouf
jsbeg Hiebliht Mdnhen Hub bas Gns
militnbao nit isinsr Gtmonitrirnne
Der Ttformiidtsn bei g1fsrn Mnt
Wliitisrn brett 1bfhredtnb ipirffn. II
bab fit tinsn Mb{ntu Dor itbtr ntnihs
liAen Radihsit btfomnsen. Deter
Nonfea bGli, mad oitftm Epch ~ urs
ltbissn. MIL Rem e Die Deuii6sn TN
Wdbe EbsrgItbi, ieinf sigeuen lanhs'
I!eutt oni6eintnb fur icateT 4bbtIbtr
usa Qasu snb esIesta.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
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2,rr @ersitura tgr sranibeiisr, bic ess e''
icufIiden 8e'uBobcu ge'atrsie itHe, euf4 BE
QieietuHa Gab Ety qetluug ben eerfea9!eT
IrnIfpniieE an baE eIhgiilln
Get &c arpeogeug. lHe bsiGiCi'cn bon asr
Saniiais- s5oyps te sinht Cincinnati. Ssaci
eeltioa /. zab oss eieterang une gsrfpsI.
lung oheg auibelr1bgure fftr crfFHili1cH Ss'
brnid buH pcguHrC.uieiem IringRaNsx, efiien
elenub Geg 0fieulteH SefaHeesi gs'csrst1
feiR pi4rse ueEtpttg 49,
seiiion 2 Irt a'sfe sssroreHHus uns A'
iitnTmuug giermn ale aHpsnnhat erilati Eotto
cui ngc graEspotis sttsGfbaffen sie 9oHagisrs
bsforecra. aRe aa' Jig Esfpnsa. 5irws1 eo.f
aerporG.ioueE hig hae HsHtii!nrl frsi zSlHf.
Dater oeiioraeH moasa rpts pesoef ssnissti
Esi.roH g. R5sI u9tnb cine Aefftnuan1 ete'
fcs 8cF.bls ulth 8Soshnune eerlsgi, oosr bic
r5tfiei iod gtra'c bssablsn mo, Asss ban.
S Sts s1 soo y sess s. s,s 'ssSs aSr
,cne gretbetisi!ra's 'cl berthna, lueresH far
bic srtis lsbsrtFeIua9 nue ieos 2tessNlrnns
toa ht aa' e.e eriie usbertrsiaine tsssbsH g
bsr,ibt ifi anetgcbsE, snt bic iisberneiline sit
snetfe oher eiFa ruieoerbufis fifberireslIng III
Getiior g4eEu bic BsslegaHa, gebinbevune
cher SSeirirG3itagNo bsr6 zine aefrcraitor
aefdieb. fpI NC perDsrfeu nre an nit Stacl
CINCINNATI BesaL.tn etre Surznss rttt ubs'
breibnrhert Dollars $500 .00), nts eig.ufrgibsr
fnb blre Gtpilhnae h,e i'm stnnaer Der nRnni'
iteGIstai ssuesrett1 Evtre.
Cincinnati, beT 1arlhbs3fipH bal III Sa6eH bic
fer 3srogeanng arb Regulation. esns DeriesnnF
bcrfeiIen ntet 'alhti fcu etusr Bslbs obsI
SreibsIisiisa'e. iVie "a Ssttisr dRefafbsH, IN
iertnorfer feiu Z
Setfion D. Tlre BercghrHne iiib Rsgnia
ton trt't in strait rad bem frahsf'fn Dom De
fsK erImStisn 3ciprg.
9ail,rt an s aaaait q. q, 1911.
9coEge a. gd6isr.
Arannbsut rrc ten.
slt.sffiri ! n aar. Gisr. i7.2a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17

ben touue. Seute mub man pom 5otel
9letfh big gum 9letf6er ettpa cine
babe gtunbs melt Iaufeu. Dus 1T ein
intersHantes gsiipisl fir bas 3tarte
3uruttpeihen Der 9letiher in ben 4ls
pen. gumentIih Der RbonegIeti6sr lit
burh iein itetes Si63uriitSisben in
ben tieferen 5intergruno oes Sbules
betannt. 4n ieinsr ungsbsuren Mirz
flung uuf ben 9eibausr bat aber oisisr
aeipaItige Gisitrpm nit ietner enormen
aastabs ui6ts psrloren. Gin 9lstihers
tbpr bilost ben uriprung Der Rbons,
bic Bier als tlsines, tIQres 9eipdFer
ben gisftrom, ibren 2ebsnsipenber,
psrIdbt. 9ur6 Elm stpsites 1hor GEE
Iangt man in cine bluus Grotts aus
Iauter gis, in bic Die Spnns DON aus
zen rei5polle Surbenfpiele Saubert.
llntpeit beg 9letIhers tunn man,
ptsls tpeite Gebren ubIhneibenb, Itei!,
aber gefuhrlos 5ur Jurtaftrabs empors
itsiseu unb sslonet binnsn aurssn.
tmmsr irmitten zines grobartisen 9e.
blrsspanorumas nit md6tisen 9i'
pfeIn, Jelsabitiirsen, tpsiten GerDlIbals
ben, pereinssIten NIppeibsn nit 8isbs
bsrben, auf bic pabhOhe b,s 5urtu. no
quite, etrfabe SotsIs 9trpflesung unb
llntertunft btstsn. Bon bort gebt es
au foIssnoen Wlprssr ptsbsr bur6
cine mdieitdtiite 5oheebirsspelt ins
5ohtbal BON Inbsrmdtt uno oamit ins
.DeItberiibmte 9ottbarossbiet 5inab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17

srsss e, en- a aHsss s sa s,a 1.ss,tss :,
.ss ~ sas q 9 3D., as,ss s.s as. ss an.
Gnier are bis gsarfan abe. a@ie aosnils,
Der Hslf stsass bis 81 stneM nrnsss i22 a.t
Staascn urs assnnes bussn esnn
easrfDsg oon mstT ais 5000 Caiabro'pnrss, 2,
u nel&eu aHfutsn fle ben Iirencr Of %nbltt
servies bitten eab ois aonoiirab<g snnsthait
islt RerbsH INN fls bus MsietmeHt ncE apen
acfisr sGeon au' bas an biz braessn snabsn
gflp asDeFnes nHiipbeubs 9ierssftam. Y ser
ef aubIif Sfrbitt fur cine fol6t se'pssgfsHna
sis stm Sc 9lSrs 1919. HnS sinmaI tn Denl
Ssssals s's ii 'es' q besalssen sure ben 1trto.
q Bubble s~rbise osr sfnbt gsnrnIaii. eat
sds giesntbam, aattotsnb an gsr$h rfcn Npe'
niie. . sen Hotter aossnss ~ Hmsasp assn.s s.a
ahtni,f i2S tHs RsfflsA DOH wk1ter'cn ass'
ssi alns e: II blermii silart pns bess.Anel
Csl tefprsn,,If Dss ben fo1. in Der 1nlsr Dc
1siipsrinbs ftir DeI0s ber Tirsiios of pnblt
9esnise ben stoutrtaf einsspanpr IN flr en-
~. sas.ss 5 s .aaI aa fls N 5nai M q,
icl pom Sem 1irsfsef 81 pnsllt ssrpie. leaia
sss sersss o fstss nj % a t,s.na 81 snsss .as s !:
gNcFtcrfou sfreaue, bon M6etr Es~aue 81!
9farfom Tbemlt M<bfe Mberne, ben M<Et
1trofe bic ga Gnem Rnufis rs f5as msssIid
bon WscNbcrioa goeras. Per ani.ctsnb<n rnh
mn hie sefomua7rsfsn fin btsfs re
tprenrInnc ~ besableu, beianfss MiisssHtsut fol
srnes poraefsosu feiH hard eirsu %ssMlrf iusl
der bitrn ber Girefter Of Hnblh gneies s
N Observation-Disclosures NIT BEN 0sieW .ee
StnnteS neu rbfo meIdet lsA bnrnMi Desisti
sbise areHues fAtieben Elm nanb'nnben.9s
Iltf4BT
un3abI Der GndbratV0rb nutersArisosfl cql
ben 0ieentbamsrr. .s...... 3247 Estsoga3sV6sel
1eH 1e. kRSuH 1914
SEA seA92{is knln
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
MOntaenitrahlen uno =

Die Rontsenftrabler snt6lllen bos
ginortneen frsnoer Stoffe bon oub.n.
Soihe Sipffe, tpeI6e iih i'm Snnern
oes ROrpsrs fslbit bilbsn unD bic sez
fdbrltderen finb, ipeiI lie ben aDrper
Dsrgiften, seigen fih unierem GefiibI
an burh appfDeb, Wat.is.eit, S6mers
gen i'm Riden, ShpGhs, Jlimmsrn
DOR ben 4uasu. uebelteit, fhlehten
Defhmad, 5erstlopfen unb 8eritopfs
ung. Damn beibt ss auh in ben aors
per brinsen, aber ni1t nit ienen
sirabl.n, fcnbern nit ct. Bernard
Rrduterpiuen, oem einstgen Wittel,
bos hilft. Rur pssetabilifh. Rein
Gusdfilber. Sn Qpotbeten gu baben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
SNe hptpsrcthten BON Sbrer camtite, 10.
YN BRIT ooer 8eisuihafts-gruppen: Bltt'
Iitt uno Observation-Disclosures in
litenfiiitu fir Rhutssra2teu.
2 Dsrsf gNttp Gommersteler gnotparogb
s.esSHk taesh 81 uub % %. 2inerth et
GboHe Canal 1881 x.
s2rtts far Quutruftpren.
Commit Gffice
SaptiItp Gouutn, Ghtc,

IT II J o II e II fllCe
SapIlli ton Connie, bio.
GtHcin natl, Sb,o q. Sult 1911.
RerfieeeIte 4neebote lperoen eHis
aepcrgen0mmeH tn Der Office bee Boare of
Qpunfn GommttitoHers bis ! rel iae, ben 25.
auauit 1911, nm L. ubr 9'hitags, fur Die
na6iteberbe 9puntoLar5eii:
Bsridf ben Spc6liiiatipueH so. 25o--Slt els
TIC gpncrete'Srlde an GuhIur Greet Roao,
1900 CUB rpeflit bon gstniou Gpao, N
5prtasfislo Lorpnfbip.
DIE arbsii bat 81 eeft5e6en in ueberetEittm.
uuiHe NIT ben Qldnen uRb Sge6'itatioRen,
tpeI6e iept In Der Office bes 8oab OF 9onpfp
GorvETiflioners aufltegen.
Ale Gngebote niifen alf Syorumlare anspes
neIche iept in Der Office beS 8oGrh Of Gpurtp
Gounto aouluifi,oHers Bu babeu fnb, uHh BE-
gleitei fein bon eineu gcRo in ber Surrme bon
flHfbuuoert (S50000) Dollars nit 5fpe 8aiea
unb geHiipelbeu Bifraen ois elder belt oGs
ber 8isier ben Hputratt etugeher piTb oar 1uSs
tibruua Der arbeit i'm sale oerielbe thur SIer'
faHrt ptrn
Gte Gountn goumiN,ouers bs5aIteTI fn bee
Eett cor. trgeHoeiu ober dae Sugebote su
nermerfen.
9m qliftrnee bes goGr0 Of 9ontEton gourts
GoramiiitoHerS.
5fanIen strubIe. Qr6'tbeut-
atisft: Grco. Greibs. GIert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
H. IHLEkD0RF co.
Sei1enbetatter.
$bone Gin 231.
ehcxr Gin 594.
NORWOOD, OHIO.
sigtts t1r Qsntrafisrrn.
EfTtfe eer muifftcHers
BON Q nj Itor 20 i =,

EfTtge ser Com muifftoHfrs
bon Q m tItor 4oaIir,
4iHctn uafi. EHc, 10, Guguf. 1911.
Berfteaetie Gngskcte rDeresH snt.
aeesnsaspnrnea IN beI cftice bee boGrs o'
Iounis 4nrInFff'icners bic GretfGG ben {.
Septealbrr 1911. um 12 ubr 9fu4gs. ftr bts
na6itshence aounfosegroeit.
lSeHdb ben EpesifiinrigueH sic. 20o-ssiE ban
Fan pon guioerfs, 4<hfen unc EfatnGasEn
an Der gIpust Greet Bile. Don Ea.1efe 4tts 5is
slr gosiHtest5nis iii Gnberfor zcnrf5p
Tie Grkeit pGi o. Ga1ftsH in leter&lHsisu'
ntIne nit ben 9I1ileH lne E9esI't.aitoasn
freI6s jett in bcr Cf'tee oes Sorre cf gcaEn.
z onlru iouers clifteaeH
N.le Anpebpts rniifisn aas sSrrHsiaren GasGe.
tertigi tetn luelHe IN hey Effiee bes &oarn q
dountn gomurfisonsrs Gi bnber fHt, liigc be.
gletiet feiu bon eusw gscre I'm GstIoec pea
sDettalfferb ls2 600 :ool Dollar: mt ,tref suies
arb seniieenben Afnsen aIs SiAerbeii basnr
BAT ben Bteter ber sscntzntt siueeben iptrs an
Austibrung Der atbeif. I'm GoIe osrfesbe ttT
Suerfauni miro.
Tis Gourtt 9puulilioHsrs bsbaEisn ft6 eas
Hs6i Dor, irgenoeir crer atie Aneehete 81 per'
ipeyfen.
5m gattraee bes 1OarS Of eamiIt0n goanis
Gcfrryi fiionerB.
gtanIen Sfrubie, Brafieeut.
gsttefi: Grsb. Tretbs. QIerf
l0.iT,2x,Sl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17

NOTICE is hereby given that the Undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified a.
Administrator OF the estate OF Henry Scho
nsacker, deceased. late of Hamilton County
Ohio.
Dated at Cincnnstii this Goth day OF June, A
D.. lsif.
S,10.E MRS. ANNA sCHOMAKER.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17

Onft; ~. MiFen Gle, 5err Wirtb,
oas Beeffteat 1T Helm unb ihlsnt!"
mirtb: rRa, penr's i6leht lit, 10
fino Sie bod frob, oub es nitt grob
it'll"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified by
the Probate Court Of Hamilton County, Ohio,
as administrator with the will annexed OF
Anna G. Doepke, deceased, late Of said Coun'
ty. :.
111s6jX I'M 11,t.A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17

Merfniirb 5pperbt.
Soft gum Wirtb. nad benz eriten
1runte): ,Donnertpetter, bas Bier III
ID 70 iaI.. aIs mar stn Gisbar s'rin ss.
ictssn pexetuls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17

M6bTirtes 2tmmer fir einen Serrn In
ener Snmiie bon Ecrfpnsn peipiblte Hngbs
bdrfbdft. nnbe Cars. Mhrctiite. WiDbIirfes
3immer, cate Of BuifsbIati. ff-iTs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
gerlangt-m mnnnlih.

0ement SiRtfber, arheiier aans
sffrdaen III Rea0tup MOab, am Gcurerilda
0spSaeu uiii lbr I'm aoIlinp 0c. j.
gnfet. ebrlicber Snnas. nm has Gi'etipnarcns
tseidnfi al erierten. Tbc EdeAtuaer gnfos
tpore Gc., asctorisE6e s. aee. nro aRain
G:rabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17

/ DtaodCn iiir auaemeinc SaHsarbcii 40
aI51np glbe Aoonedle 1919
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17

ab6en flil dIlemetne paasarbeit, ilciue
ssamiiie Ala HcdbuIe ATE. aeo1odte. lei
stbpn i245. ib--lfs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
5n permiefbcn Store into 3imner

Store Hnb3 8immer. aHf 9rice ptu
biiliG. Rab5uirugen 532 Gin Sh.
1T--2ts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17

ubftatrsr mi nd9en IN fIeiner }Grnilie
gutter ecsa. s27 geIinsicn abe, slncnealR
1T1s+
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17

@tao a en- tsir aeir6bnIt1e Sansorbet ttn zine
ftesnen tsGuitlie a07 eualoir slne., Ghiior
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-08
POLICE COURT

In the police-court this morning Mel
Vim, charged with stealing pineapples
from Wahiawa, was fined $50 and
costs.
Marie and Michael Nikiforoff charg-
ed with assault with a weapon on a
Chinaman, were committed for trial
Manuel Santos, charged with steal
ing a watch from a Chinaman was
sent to the reef for a term of six
months Santos is an old jail-bird
who has done a two-year term for lar
ceny.
Gustave Smith VIII be arrested this
afternoon on a charge Of cruelty to
animals, He is the proprietor of the
Vienna Bakery and the case is
fragrant one. The horse is a mass of
sores and boils and Humane Ohhcer
Rose Dawson declares that she has
seldom come across a worse case in
the entire course Of her career as
humane officer.
He has been repeatedly warned but
persists in his habit Of using crippled
horses in his delivery wagon.
Smith threatens to fight the case
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-08
KAPPA SEEMS
REALLY SETTLED

The lease Of $50 acres of the Kappa,
Maui lands, to the Makee Sugar Com
pany, is finally drawn up and is ready
for advertising ACCORDING to law, as
soon as it receives the signature OF
Secretary J. f. Brown of the Territor-
ial Board OF. Land Commissioners. Mr..
Brown, who is on Molokai, is expect
ed here tomorrow, and although the
governor and Land Commissioner Judd
will both be away, everything is COM
pleted, and the formality of Mr..
brown signing his name to a certified
copy Of the lease will not be delayed
by this fact
This is the first time since the old
lease on the Kappa tract expired about
four years ago that another lease has
ever been agreed to, although negotia-
lions for same have been going on al
most constantly ever since between
Senator Fairchild, representing the
sugar Company, and the governor, for
the Territory.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-08
A CHALLENGE.

George lngle challenges any light
weight boxer in the Territory for a
bout from ten to twenty-five rounds.
First come first served The contest
to be for the lightweight champion
ship Of the Territory which he now
claims Acceptances sent to the
sporting editor of the Hawaiian Star
will receive attention at once, espe-
cially if they are accompanied with
cash deposit as a guarantee of good
faith.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-08

fcll back ON. II was decided to raise a
frnd Of thousand dollars for the
purpose.
Finally the meeting discussed an offer
from IIackfeld q Co. that the union
toke a contract to handle the dlscharg.
ing Of all its lumber for an entire
year Ewaliko, John Bohnenberg and
Joe vierra were appointed a commit
tee to discuss terms with the firm.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-08
NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
THIS WEATHER.

Local Osd,e, 4. S Weather Bureau,
Friday, September s, 1911.
Temperature. "a. m.j a. m; 10
a. m; and morning minimum:
a, IS. r. rs, 60.
Barometer reading Absolute hui
midity lgrains per cubic fooJ rela-
tive humidity and dew point at s q. IN:
29.95, 5.75, 90, 81.
Wind velocity and direction at a.
IN; s a. m; 10 a. m; and noon:
1OE, l2E, 9E. l5E.
Rainfall curing "A hours ending 8
a. m, 90 rainfall
Total VINO movement du,ing "a
hours ending at noon, $50 miles
WM. 4. sTOCKMAN
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-08
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

S. h. Lucas, optScfdn, has returned
from Hilo and may be found at his Off
ces, Alakea street, corner Hotel.
School books approved by the Board
of Education. Also all school sup
plies at Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd
Buy your school books and supplies
at A. b. Arleigh & Co. Everything tle
student needs for school
TO rid yourself of that dandruff
nuisance use Pachecos Dandruff
Killer. It stops falling hair and nour.
ishes the half-starved hair roots back
TO life and vigor
All members of Hawaiian Lodge No.
q F. e A. NJ. are requested to attend
the funeral of their late brother, J.
J. Bowling at o'clock today from the
Masonic Temple.
At the meeting of the Board of
Health, yesterday, DR.. N. F. McConkey,
was appointed government physician
for the district of Kula, Maui, at a
salary of $25 per month. DR. Ross, of
South Kona, was appointed sub
stitute for DR.. GOodhue, during the lat
ter's absence from the Territory.
The Board of Health was advised
by wireless yesterday that five cases
OF typhoid fever have developed in
South Kona, Hawaii North Kona has
alFeady (heen troubled by a small
epidemic Of the same disease: and DR..
Shepherd, general health officer Of the
Board, left last evening to look into the
situation.
Honolulu will be represented at the
twenty-second Mississippi Com
mercial Congress at Kansas City by A.
w. Carter, who sailed for the Coast on
the Korea. President e. / Spalding
of the Chamber of Commerce has ap-
pointed Mr.. Carter, who will be in
Kansas City from November I4-17
while the congress is in session
Owing to the fact that Filipino i'm
migrants object to detention and mic
roscopic examination for dysentary and
hook worm before being permitted to
leave the Philippines, the Board Of
Health at its meeting yesterday after
noon, agreed to proposition made by
the Planters Association that these
laborers be permitted to come in as
heretofore, and he held for eXamina-
ton at this end The Planters will bear
all the expenses Of this work, and Of
deporting such immigrants as may be
denied admission
The College of Hawaii begins its
foul n year on Monday, September IL.
Most members of the faculty have re-
manned in Hawaii during the summer,
busying themselves with the material
for new courses to be offered this year
and working with the achitect on the
new building. The college work will
be carried on in the old quarters this
year, but next year the new building
will be ready for occupancy
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FUNERAL NOTICE
HAWAIIAN LODGE No. 81, r. & A. M.

HAWAIIAN LODGE No. Fl, r. G. A. M.
THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL
meeting of Hawaiian Lodge No. 81,
F. & A. M, at its lodge room, Masonic
Temple, corner of Hotel and Alakea
streets, THIS (Friday) DAY, Steptem-
Der 8, at 3 p. m, for the purpose of
attending the funeral of BRO. JAMES
J. BOWLING, of this lodge.
Members of Honolulu Lodge, Ocean.
ic Lodge and all visiting brethren are
fraternally invited to attend
BY order of the w. M.
K. r. G. WALLACE,
Secretary.
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Honolulu Lodge No. GIG B. P. O. E.,
meets this evening at 1880 o'clock.
The train to Wahiawa last night ran
into a COW shortly before pulling into
the station and was delayed a few
minutes. The COW was delayed longer
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FRED ]. sWApLlNe,

FRED J. sWADLlNe, manager of
Aiea plantation store, leaves on the
Makura next week en- route to Eng
land for a years vacation. During
his absence the store will be man
aged by G. L. Duckworth
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HILO LABOR UNION.
Continued from page one)

it up with the officers Of the steamship
company in San Francisco.
In compliance with a request from r.
V. OConner, the general president Of
the Longshoremen's Association, that
the local union decide whether the ref
erendum should be applicable to It's
officers, vote was taken, unanimously
deciding in favor of the referendum
Frisco Asks Aid.
President Fox Of Local 537, the strik,
ing sugar handlers in San Francisco,
wrote to the local union appealing for
aid. He stated that it was impossible
to tell at this time when the strike
would be ended, and it was likely to
last long time The matter was refer
red to the executive comittee, and it
seems likely that fund Of about a
hundred dollars will be sent to the
strikers.
Starts a Newspaper
among the purely local matters were
several of considerable interest. 1t
was thus decided that the union should
start a newspaper so as to possess an
organ of its own, the same to be pub.
lished in both the Hawaiian and the
English language. The executive COM
mittee was instructed to devise ways
and means to start the paper going.
Another Thousand.
Ewaliko appealed to the union mem
bers to raise by assessment perman-
ent legal expense fund for purely local
uses. The union was, he said, likely to
become involved in legal matters, and
ii was therefore advisable that the
officers thereof had defense money to
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MR.. and MRS. o. HERoLD arrived
from San Francisco this morning
by the Sierra. Hero.d is in the Of
flee Of SLreckels & Co., and has re-
turned to Honolulu after an absence
of thirteen years.
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ERSONS IN THE NEWS

DR.. r. w. ANDERSON returned last
week from his mainland trip.
E. F. BISHOP returned this morning
from the mainland by the Sierra.
DIR. j. M. WHITNEY has returned
from a vacation spent on Hawaii.
SENATOR ED. QUINN returned from
the coast this morning by the Sierra
JUDGE SILLIMAN will return to the
mainland on Wednesday next by the
Wilhelmina
DR.. and MRS. J. F. CoWEs, returned
from the mainland this morning by
the Sierra.
EDITOR coNNEss of the Hilo Her.
aid returned to Hilo yesterday per
the Wilhelmina.
DR.. and MRS. L. N. WHEELER, Of
Monovia, Cal, arrived this morning
by the Sierra.
c. H. RAVEN was a returning passen-
ger from the coast by the Sierra
this morning.
MR.. and MRS. C. c. BoCKUs re-
turned from the Coast this morning
by the Sierra
r. DAVIS returned to Honolulu this
morning by the Sierra from his trip
to the mainland
MISS IRENE DICKSON was return
ing passenger from the mainland
this morning by the Sierra.
MISS A. EMMELUTH returned this
morning by the Sierra from her trip
to the mainland.
MIR. and MRS. J. S. McCANDLEss re-
turned to Honolulu this morning
from San Francisco.
w. H. HOoGS, Jr, is booked to San
Francisco by the Wilhelmina leay-
inc on "Wednesday nayt
49,
SISTERS EUDEs, ALEIDA and PER-
PETUE arrived this morning from
the mainland by the Sierra.
MRS. w. T. POPE was a returning
passenger from the mainland this
morning by the Sierra.
MRS. A. B. ANGUS and child were re-
turning passengers from the main
land this morning by the Sierra.
MR.. and MRS. H. p. WOOD are
booked leave for San Francisco on
Wednesday next by the Wilhelmina.
DR.. and MRS. j. r. JUDD are booked
to leave for the coast on Wednes
day morning next by the Wilhel
nina,
w. n. SMITH. of the Manufacturers
Shoe Store, returned this morning
by the Sierra from his visit to the
mainland
MISS E. MCCARTHY, daughter of
Senator Mccarthy, arrived here this
morning from the Coast by the
Sierra.
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r. HATCH is now the wireless opera
tor on the Sierra, having succeeded
Operator Nickerson. Nivison, who
succeeded Anderson, fell in love
with, and married, one of the ST..
erra's passengers; Nickerson did
the same thing. Hatch has an in
teresting set of predecessors.