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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08
Niebe,Z,pjeczna rana

cd noka, fuzy,, blassanki, zardze-
wiaiego gwozdzia, fajerwerka ]ub
jakiego innego rodzaju, moana
}atwo wyleczyd Bucklena arnikow4
ma6cia, sapobiegajao zatrucin krvi
Tub g%angrenie. Jest TO najssybsza
j na1pewniejsza pomoc ma take
rany, pomaga take ma sparzenia,
guzy, raay, wysypki, wrzody,
popekania r4k, nagniotki amoro-
idy. 25c " apiece M. J. Kowalsw.
skiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08
Kr6l pruskj SIX azany.

w procesie, jakl 6piewaczka
teatru nadwornego " Wiesbadenie,
parma Hessloehl wytoczy}a kr6lowi
pruskiemu "a ukaranie jej W for
ME niep1awnego odciagniecla jej
przez intendanture 10 marek z
pensyi, wyds} sgd wyrok, skazujqr
cy kr6la pruskiego ma zwr6cenie
jej 10 marek. Natomiast pretensye
jej o odszkodowanie sad odrzucif
i na}ozy{ jej zap}aoenie koszt6w
procesu- e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08

Percy naboieAst,oa w ozdobno
miekk,ej sF6rkowej orrawie :
'}oconym tytuliklem, z}ocone
brzegi.. $l.25
Clos Serca -Zblor modf5w j pie6ns
ola dusz ~poboznych e dutym
drukiem) opravne " sk6rke, Z
zloconym tytulikiem, z}ooone
brzegi...... 500
9tos 8erca-z dutym drukiem.
oprawna W sk6rke, z okuciem j
zameczkiem, Z z{ooonym tytuli.
klein. z}ocone brzegi..
4miot Str6& Ch~rzesci.nina Katclika
sbi6r modlitw i pie6ni slutaey
ola dusz pobotnych rozmiaru
5x34 cali " sk6rkoWej orrawie
70 s&oconym tytulikiem ztocone
brzegi.. $40
Aniot &tr0*-w sk6rkowej oprswie
okuoiem i klamerk4, 70 zlooo-
nYm tytulikiem, zlocone brse~.
gl........ 500
AniN &r6t-oprswny " mocn4
: francuska skdrls, gietkie .oklad..
ii, z}ocone brEegi, ze z}ocouym
tytulikiem 81. IS
Aniot &tr6t-oprawny v mocn4
francuska skdrke, miekk,e ok}.ds
ri. z{ocone brzegi e zlooonym
tytuigiem q. sc
Wyb0r najosobliwszych naboiehstx
i piesni, ma duchow4 pociechs
pozytek ludsi pobo&nyoh r6t.
nych kslag .ebrsny; oprawny "
sk6rke, : koiorowym obrsskiem
ma ok!Adce, zlocone brzegi (gru-
b. druk). 90
Wyd6r oprawny v sk6rke . oku-
clem j klamerk4, z{ooone brze1
81 (gruby druk). $3.50
Wianek ku czci Najswietszei Mary
Fanny : r6&nych nabotehst~ u.
witty, oprawny Y sk6rke, 2{oooa
ne brseg 81, Z zfoconym tyt,llkiem
z okuoiem klamerk3 -....tl.95
Dunis,d Ksi4tka do nabo1ehstwa
ola wszystkioh katclikdv, opra.
VIVA y. sk6rke. zlocane brsegi :
zlcconym tytulikiem .tl.6e
6iorek mod1;t,o Ola c4}onk6w A.
stolstwa Sercs Jezusowego, 0.
prawny v sk6rke angieIsk4,
czerwone brzegi, Z z{oconym ty-
tulIkiem ST. 90
Ks. Z Gef1inego wykl.d Ewange~
lii Lekcyi No niedziele l 6wieta
ksi4tka do oswiecenia i xbudo-
wanna duszy chrze6ciansko-ka-
toliokiej, I gruntown-m vyjal-
nieniem roku ko6cielnego nai-
s}dwniejszych obrzeddw ko6oisl~
!. nych, mszy 6wietej, nabotenstwa
domowego i ola chorych. drog
krsY4owej, jakote4 Iyciorysam.
Swietyeh Pahskich, oxozopych
mianowioie przez lud polsko-
katolicki, " czarnej oprawie 70
sloconym tytuliklem. $500. $3.50
zy,eosy Sso;etyeA RhiskjcA M
M wszYstk,e dnie roku, pod}ug
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fr6del, W.
jetyob : dziel ojctw isdoktor6w
ko6ciola 6w. opracowans podlug
ks. OLGA o. Bitsohnaua, : o
wxglsdniem 6wietych pahskish,
kt6ryoh wydala xlemia polska
. do najnowsxyoh csas6w. Z 8
kolorowymi obraxkami i prse~
sslo 500 drzsworytami Najnows
$40 wydanie poprawnea w pig
knaj oprawis~-........ $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08
StrasZna. ZabaWa.

w gmaohu teatralnym " Liver:
more W Kentucky dokouano sadu
dorazncgo ma murzynie, oskar4o~
.nym o zastrzelenie bialegQ obywa-
.tela. Policya pragnao uchroni6
murzyna cd zemsty t{umu, ukry}a
go W gmachu teatralnYm, przepro~
wadziwssy 60 tam clchaczsm z
wiesienia. Rozszala}y t}um domy-
Sill sig jednak podstepu j SO zdse
cydowanych ma wazystko mezozysn
wtargue}o ma scene teatru, gdzie
powieszono murzyna dozwolono
strzela6 do jego clata, hu6tajaoego
sic miedzy wldownia a soena. Pred
wykonaniem wyroku og}oszono o
MIN z dodatkiem, il widzowie,
posiadajacy biletY do l6t krzese},
beda mogli dac pc 6 strza}6w do
slktazarego, oi zaf, kt6rzy zaima
miejsca ma gallery, uprawnleni
beda do jednego tylko strsa}u.
Ceny bilet6w .ulegfy nleslYohane;
zwyzce, gdyz :amator6w barbarzyn.
skiej zabawy znalazfo sic wlelu.
70 tel, gdy do teatru przyby}
sedzia, ; zasta} jul tylko zw}oki
wis'elca, przestrzelone kilSuset
kulami rewol~ erowemi. Pieniadze
zebrane "a bilety ma to osobliwe
xidowisko, ofiarowano rodzinle
zastrzelonego przez murzyna bia:
lego obywatela.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08
NaucZycielka w0jsk0Wa.

NauCZyC1elka WOJSkOWd.
Otto najnowsze czsE possczycic
sic moze Paryz. Cd niedawnego
czasu posiada Paryz osobliwa szko-
}e. M}oda PAM Lagardelle otwo-
rzy{a kurs naukl ola analfabet6w
armil, do kt6rej uozeszoza W kilku
oddsla{ach oko{o 600 uczniow (tYle
analfabet6w dostarcza paryska
za}oga). Francuskie ministerstwo
woinJ cd dluzszego juz czasu no.
si}o sig z my6la powierzenia udzie-
lania nauki pisanla i ozytanla anal
fabetom, kobieoie, a gdy sic zg{o-
si}a PAM Lagardelle, ministerstwo
z ca}a g~otowo6cia ~przyje}o JET
propozycye, dajao jej do dyspozy-
cyl tymczasowo jedne klase "
,, Hotel des inwalides". Madame
L. jest rodowita Rosyanka, a cd
10 latY zamezna W Paryzu. Jej
ojciec by} rosyjskim %genera{em, a
ona cd %wczesnej m{odo6oi zajmo-
wa}a sic udzlelaniem nauki ~ozYtania
i pisan;a. Posiada ona w}asna me-,
tode nauczania, "a pomoca kt6rei
u}atwla analfabetom pojmowanie.
Francuskie minlsterstwo obiecuie
sobie z tel naukl dohre, skutki,
przekonawszy sic, ze nauka, udzle"
lana przez nauczycieli wojskowyoh
mqskich, mianowicie przez takich
ze stanu nauczvcirlskiego, okaza}a
ale niepraktyoz"a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08

Pierwszorzedna role v ruchu kato'
|llok,m " Anglii, zw1aszcsa v Ia,
tach ostatnioh, odegra}a Irlandya.
w 1871 roku liozba Irlandozyk6w,
xamieszkujacych Angl'e, wynosi}a
42u, 900, GO niezmiernie u}atwi}o
przywrdoenie hiera1chii katoliokiej
v tym kraju. Liverpool jest dro'
dowisk lem katolickiem. W 1888 ;.
m;asto to posiadafo 1000 katoli-
k6w, W roku za6 1929, roku eman-
cypacyi katolickiej = $4,000. sro"
dowisko katolickie " Szkocyi,
Glasgow, tiozy 4oO,G Goo katolik6w
irlandzkiego pochodzeniA. Nadto
Irlandozycy stworsyli 6rodow'sko
katollokie " Australia i ma Novel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08
Cegfy Zamiast struslGh
p16r.

.... pt6r.
Pewna w}a6cicielka msgazynu
mod y kodzi, bawlac n,edawno
temu W Berlin,e, zakaplta "a xilka
tysiecy rubli jedwabnych wstazek
i strusich pidr. Gdy " tych dniach
o~tworzy}a " kodzi przysY}ke,
skrzynie z zakupionym towarem,
zualaz}a " niej stare >futro i k,lka
ceglet. Przedsiewz,ete natyohmiast
sledztwo wykry}o, te kradzlez po,
pe}ni}o czterech r%obotn,k6w }6dz-
kiej kolei fabrycznej i try osoby
pryN atne. u ni,h znaleziono tel
skradziuny towar i wszystklch
siedmiu aresztowano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08
Nova K rOsyjska.

Nova sekta rOsyjska.
w miescie fabryoznem lwanowo"
Wozniesehsku pojawi} SIC snowy
prorok" wyrobnik, nazywany
Griszka Bosyj, a kt6ry uwaza sig
"a reformatora ludzko6cl. Wyda-
lono go jul k'lka razy z miasta,
trzyman> nawct W szpitalu ola
ob'akanych, ale skoro 60 tylko
wypuszczono, gtosi} dalsj swe
nauki. zyska} licznych zwolenni~
k6w i osiedlil sic ma stale " 6rod"
ku miasta, xak}adaj4o ola swego
kultu ~.ognisko, zwane ,,Jama".
Tam odbywsja sic sohadzki noone
cudaozne o~brzedy. Sekolarze bijq
patkami W duza beczke, 6piewajao
,,Christos woskres", czytuiq pisma,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08
LatawIec s%przedany "a
81 korOn.

IS kOrOn.
z Pesztu donosza, il sprzedany
tam zosta} ma lioytaoyi latawieo,
bedaoy w}asno6cia polskiego lotni~
ka nazwiskiem Mazylowski. 0w
lotnik winlen byl jakiemus mocha.
nikowi Beckowi pewna kwote, a
gdy ME m6g} sic z dlugu uidoit,
sosta} pozbawlony latawca, spree.
danego "a marne IS koron.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08
ROb0ta Wnet sic r0z-
pOCZn1e

skoro wezmiecie ORA hinga New
Life Pills.. a.wkr6tce do.nacie do
brego rezultatu. Zapolania j ME-
regularno6oi znikaja . wraca dobry
apetyt. One regMluja 4oiadek,
aatrobe i wnetrzno6oi l wraoaja
nova moo i energis " oa}y system.
spr6tujcie je Tylko $50 " apiece
NJ j. Kowalswskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08

%Szanownych abo-
oent6w Wiarusa pro
shiny, ably ~iaknaipre-
dzej ui6cili. sic z ma
lezyto6ci "a Wiarusa,
DO gazeta kosztuje|
wieie pieniedzy, kt6.
re my placid musimy
regularnie "a papier,
druk, dzier1aWe 70
botnikom ltp., ola
tego i "a gazette mu-
shiny sic dopomina6
zap1aty i prosimy aby
n Isl Szanowni abo-
nenci "a takowa pla-
eli.
Wydaunic!wo Wiarusa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08

| Boa z Tbbq, ks,ateozka do nabc"
rozmiar 34x24 eala.....-l0 l6c
Mwaia Bog,s, zbi6r nailepazego
nabo4enstwa i pie6ni ko6olclnych,
rozmiaru 4x24 cali $50
Lh.sata Bogu oprawna " sk6,ke re
z}oconym tytulikiem, slooone
brzegi.. QUO
Ch.easa Bogu, v ozdobnej bla}ej
opraw,e Z klamerka, z}ooone
brzeg1.. $l.lO
Ch,oala Bogu, opravna v miekk4
skorke 70 sloeonym tytulikiem,
z}ooone brzegi............ shc
Chxata Rog,s, opravna " :mieekk4
sk6rke, ze z}oconym tytulikiem |
zameczkiem ,wewnatrz ia ok}adce
krsy3yk Z perlowej 1nsc:cy l.5o
SEarb duszy-Zbi6r najlepszego ma
bozenstwa i plesni ko6cielnych,
ksi24eczka ola mlodzieiy, opraw'
ma v angie,sk4 sk6rke. sloco-
nym tytulikiem, oserwone brse-
DOC
Ytarb d4szy-oprawn. " angielska
skdrke. ; z}oeonym tytulikiem,
z}ocone brzegi... SOC
Skar5 duszy-oprawna y m,ek&a
sk6rke. : zlooonym tytulikiem,
ziocone brzegi......... . 60c
Xkarb d4ssy-w miekkiej oprawie
z}oconym tytulikiem, z{ocone
brzegi. 6oc
Skarb dalezy--oprawna v sk6rke.
s}ooonym tytulikiem Z okuciem
izameczk klein, z}ocone brzeR, COO
Skarb dussy-w. eloganckiej sk6.
rzanej eprawie, Z zloconym ty-
tulikiem, z}ocone brzegi.... soc
Mybo, ek osyli kr6tki sposdb nabo"
ienetwa. oodxienrego Ola rsym"
sko- katolik6w, : dodatkiem pie
6ni, oprawny v sk6rke re $1,000
nym tytulikiem, czerwone brse-
Sic
Wy6orek-oprawny v skdrke, .}o-
cone brxegl, ; obrazkiem M o.
klaace .{ooonym tytulikiem 45c
Yy6,rek-oprawny v sk6rke sto.
cone brzegi, 70 z8ooonym tytu>
lik, en-, okucler j zamec1e
klein ........ '55c
Ry6ortk-oprswny Y miekka skdr-
ke : zloconym tytullkiem s}ooo~
ne brsegi... 600
Wyborek-eprawny o.dobnie "
miekk4 sk6rke : zloconym tytu.
likiem z}ocone brzegi.. 75c
Wyborek oprawnY y moona mietkae
sk6rke, s s}oconym tytulikiem
zlooone brsegi.. $50
Isrlv nqbo4s1stpe-Z modlitwami
6w. Alfonsa M osedd Naj6wiet1.
szsi: Fanny Maryi n~,eustalaoej
pomocy.. Ksi44eozka oprawna "
mocn4 sk6Eke, ; kolorovym o.
braxkiemsna okladoe, : lloeonym
tytnlikiem. siocone brzegl.. soc
Perry ~abo2sfsssoa - oPfawns y
miakka skdrke, :, e.debsmi, sle.
! oonym tytulik,em. looone brze.,
gl.............. -......lNlUc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08
Niskie raty exkursyjne
zwrotne,

Do Denver, Colorado Springs /
Pueblo, Cole, ma eprzeda4 ka4de
go dina poczawszy cd lgo czerwoa.
Przesiadania uwzglednione. Wspa-
nialy okres czasu do powrotu. Pc
zupe4ne lnformacye zglosic sle do
agentow sprzedajacych biletY ma
kolel Northwestern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08

l., sGN saasy 80
kt6r, Griszka wyklada swym zwo-
lennikorn, dowodzao i'm, te wkr6ts
ce p~rzyidzie smok o siedmlu {bach,
kt3rego on zabije, q potem nastapi
koniec swiata. Oko}o pdlnocy pa
:daja twarza do zismi ! le&a przez
d}uzszy osas nieruchomo, b. to
godsina ~szatana, 4ebY przetrzymac
czas jego zgubnego dzia}ania. Vie
lu xwolenuik6w uwaza Griszke "a
,~,6wietego".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08
PierWsza p0czta po-
WietrZna.

Ma wystawie zjednoczonycb in
dobrYtyjskich p6Inocno zachodnich
prowincyi, W Allahabad, urzadzono
plerwaza poetic uapowietrzna. Kill
ka razy ma dxleh roznosza latawce
listy do pobllskich miejscowosci,
skad wysy}a sig je dalej zwyozajna
poczta. Jest to pr6ba przesy}ania
wladomosci z oblesonej twierdzy.
Poczta powietrzna W Allahabad
posfuguje sig specyalnemi znaoz-
kami, kt6re beda kiedy6 stanowi{y
szczeg6lna wartosc ola zbieraozy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08

rych katolioy wohodza v rachube,
bylo tylko 100 csysto k%atollokich,
~reszta miessanych. : kt6rych tylko
9 wzivio Stub " ko6ciele katolic:
kim. Czy to ME straszne liczby?
w r. 1910 urods,}o sic 1899 dzieoi,
: tyoh przyniesiono do chrztu v
ko6ciele parafialnym $40, 2 tyoh
35s przypada ma malkehst va czysto
Aatolickie, tax, 10 ; mles1anyoh
bardzo lioznyoh malaets tw prsy-,
nlesiono do chrztu do ko6cio{a
katolicklego tylko l5s. Spamie-
tajo,e sobie rodzioe polsoy te licz..
by.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
OUTSIDE NEWS OF
PACKARD DOINGS

The Packard TTans-continental
truck which was the first heavy duty
vehicle to cross from ocean to ocean
is now touring the east and will he
exhibited at the New York show in
January Since arriving back in De-
troit after completing it's remarkable
journey, the truck has been exhibited
in Cleveland, Buffalo, Rochester, Sy-
Iracuse, Albany, Springfield and Boston.
Its picturesque appearance has attract
ed crowds in every city it has visited.
Although it is only four months
since the Packard Six" was placed
on the market there are now seven
hundred of these cars on the road
This new model is one of the. most
distinctive of the seasons offerings
and is attracting as much attention
as any one feature of the motor car
mart today. Thus far deliveries have
been limited only by the ability of the
factory to turn out the cars.
What is said to be one of the mos
remarkable motor vehicles ever turn
ed out for commercial purposes was
recently placed in service by the Percy
G. Williams Circuit of Greater New
York theaters. Its outside length il
twenty-eight feet and an overhanf
arrangement permits the carry
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09

buildings to be erected for The Ha-
waiian Star This garage carries the
Locomobile, r. NJ. f. and Mitchell cars
and does quite large business. Like
The Won Hamm-Young Company and
Associated Garage, the Schuman Car
rage Company have an extensive re
pair department.
The American Car.
George Beckley" and The Ameri.
can" have become almost synonymous
terms. Mr.. Beckley introduced the
hashy American to Honolulu, and by
his energy has been largely instru-
mental in gaining for it a substantial
foothold in a short time.
Hawaiian Garage.
The Hawaiian Garage, Of which
, George Wells is manager, handles the
Alec and Marmion cars and very eX
cellent truck, which they have exploit
ed considerably of late. The Hawaiian
! is in Hotel street, opposite the Royal
Hawaiian Hotel
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
NEWS or THE AUTOMOBILE AND GARAGE


ing of scenery forty-ive feet long,
The special body, mounted on a Pack.
ard three-ton chassis, with extra long
wheelbase, has various unique features
of equipment adapted to the theatrical
transfer business.
Spectacular touring i'm the noun
tains of Switzerland is described by
DR.. Thomas Foulds of Glens Falls. n.
Y. writing from Lucerne. Switzerland.
1--WE are just back from a five
weeks trip through the Austrian Alps
and the Dolomites, during which time
we have crossed twenty Of the great
est mountain passes i'm Europe,
writes Dr. Foulds. The famous Stel-
jvio, whose summit marks the boundary
between Austria and italy at an ele.
walton of 9,O53 feet, was encountered
just two days before it was closed for
the winter by the blockade Of snow.
"The Stelvio is the highest carriage
road in the world 1t has eighty-fve
hairpin curves, some of them turning
through a very short radius of $50
degrees. We made the ascent in our
Packard from the Austrian side, where
from Trafoi the road rises 1857 feet
in eight miles. From the summit we
could count twenty-five swtchhacks
of the road below us on the Austrian
side and thirteen tiers Of roadway
with nine tunnels on the Italian side
The natives came out to offer us water
and said we were the first to come VI
without boiling.
In all we have taken thirty-ont
steep mountain passes in the Pyre
nees, French, Swiss and Austrian Alp
, and the Dolomites. From the SUNNI
Of a pass in the Pyrenees We coastet
continuously for sixteen miles"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09

Honolulu feels marked pride in her
garages-particularly the big ones in
which there is from morning to- night,
every day, the hustle and whirl and
noise of business. The garages them
selves are big affairs. deliberately
equipped and as business acquisitions
to the flourishing city are not half
bad. On rush days they are vertable
bee-hives Of industry, and at all times
there is enough doing in any one of
them to keep the causal visitor on the
qui vive. In their salesrooms are long
lines of the newest, prettiest, speediest
cars, selected for their fittest to Ha-
waiian roads; clerks are busy in the
offices with the details of the man
agerial end; cars, with their merry
horns, are arriving or departing; the
manager and his assistants are rushing
hither and thither, or explaining the
new points of car to a prospective
buyer. 1t is an interesting sight-a
sight in keeping with the progressive
spirit of the newer Honolulu.
A few weeks. age The Star published
the auto list of the Hawaiian Islands
showing slightly more than 800 ma
chimes in use, a very large majority
of which" were in Honolulu. In the
short time since nearly fifty machines
here been added to the list, and it is
predicted that in six months the 1905
mark will have been reached.
Won Hamm-Young CO.
BY far the largest auto business o
! the islands is that carried on by the
\ double-barrelled millionaire Vol
p Hamm-Young Company. The garage
proper is south of the great Youni
Building, facing Alakea street, bacl
of. which are the extensive repai
shops OF the concern. Farthel
toward King street, with opening
upon both King and Hotel streets, ar
the salesrooms of the company, wher
B the long lines of new cars are Away
to be seen.
The manager of the automobile see
ton of the Won Hamm- Young Con
pany's business is Mr.. E. E. Bodge
who knows an auto from the groun
up, Mr.. c. G. Won Hamm and Mr..
. Young, controlling owner of the com
pany, are also auto enthusiasts, an
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
HOWES TALKS OF
1872 CHALMERS

The Chalmers Motor Company re-
ports an increase in 1912 business of
35 per cent over the same period of
the 1911 season, says Frank e. Howes,
manager of the Associated Garage Co.,
Limited, local dealer in Chalmers cars
From July s, when the 1912 an.
nouncement of Chalmers cars was
made, to Nov. 25 the company shipped
3435 cars. These shipments place the
Chalmers company among the first OF
the largest producers in the country.
Continued on page 30) "a,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
Schuman Garace,

The Schuman Carriage Company is
also at the corner of Merchant and
Bishop streets, opposite the Associated
IGarage-its repository being immedi-
iately in rear of the site of. the new
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
HONOLULUS GARAGE
SCENES OF ACTIVITY

are hard workers in the development
of this branch of their business. Quite
a number of different cars are carried
by the company. among the number
being the splendid Packard and the
beautiful Stevens-Duryea
Mr.. Won Hamm has just returned
from a visit automobile centers OF
America, where he purchased extern
sively for the winter trade. Some of
the new 1912 cars selected by him
have already arrived and others are
coming in by every steamer
The Haynes Car.
The Haynes car, of which J. 4. Gil.
man is the local agent, is compare
lively new in Hawaii, but is rapidly
acquiring, locally, the splendid reputa-
ton it has in the east. A few years
ago the Haynes car was unknown in
Hawaii: now it is a familiar sight on
the streets. Mr.. Gilman has several
business enterprises requiring his at.
tention, but always has time to stop
and talk about the Haynes. He be-
leives in the car, and Haynes users
thoroughly agree with him
Mr.. Gilmans offices are in the Camp.
bell block, Fort street, opposite c.
Brewer & Company, where he has
literature and other data on the Hay.
ines 1912
The Associated.
The big Associated Garage, at Mer.
chant and Bishop streets, has beer
! partially reconstructed during the
year, to make way for the new street
lines. The manager is Mr.. Frank f
Howes, an expert in the auto bust
ness, and one Of the brightest ant
most Industrious heads of local gar
: ages.
The Associated handles the speedy
) pretty and durable Chalmers, the
, cheaper but highly satisfactory Hud
? son "33" and the high-class Pierce-Ar
) row. Shipments of all three of these
cars, of the 1912 model, have alread!
= arrived, while others are on the way.
+ Schuman Garage.
b, The Schuman Carriage Company il
l also at the corner Of Merchant ant
y. Bishop streets, opposite the Associate,
: Garage-its repository being immedi
d iately in rear of the site of. the ney
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-12-23
ZEN DEAD IN WREc
Two Trains on ST. Paul Roa
Crash Together.

A. Odessa Niun- ten persons wes.
killed 10 wreck On The chi
cage, milwaukee, aud ST. Paul railroad
and ten or more No . seriously hnrl
when the second section Of train No
IS. the Columbian. from Seattle. ran
into the iitsi section. which had been
stopped on signal
The train which was wrecked ron.
sists Of steel cars exclusively. II b.s
no regular stop Il Odessa ana was duo
TO pass that point al 8.45 4 n. Al
was due Ia Chicago az 1875 D m
The Columbian was running IN tWo
sections because Of the heavy traffic
Among the dead are Mrs. ]. N Rich.
ards, wife Of the superintendent OF
the Missouri slope division OF the :,
Paul road Miss Richards. daughter ~
J. NJ. Richards. Mobridge. s D.: Airs
X. G. Myers. Newcastle. Ind: Mrs ~
G. barber. Ferry. Mont Mccona
sleeping car conductor. Dr r. Wbet.
stone, Mime polls. Mimi. Miss petor.
son, Green by. Wis. Alexander
second cook on diner one unidenu
fed man
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-12-23
Tom TiddIer,s Ground.

game that used TO be played by
our grandparents and by their grand
parents only under another nance Is
Tom Tiddler's ground There must be
at least three players. One Is chosen
TO be Tom fiddler. and his ground Is
the lawn or the yard-any part Of the
ground marked of ms his domain. Tom
fiddler gets on TO his ground and. shut
ting his eyes as he stands, pretends 10
be asleep Then the other players ven.
ture upon the ground. singing.
Here ! am on Tom Tiddiers ground
Picking up gold and silver that's round
/, AS Tom continues 10 play at being
asleep, the poachers go closer ana
closer 70 him. when suddenly Tom It'd.
dler makes dash and tries 10 seize
upon one OF them. II be succeeds in
grasping hold OF even the garment OF
one of the players the one thus caught
becomes Tom fiddler. and the first
Tom fiddler becomes one OF the poacl.
ers If he fails 10 grasp hold OF a
player. however the game goes on as
before. continuing tin one of them Is
caught
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-12-23
ooooraphieal Game.

Seat the players in a ring Let the
first one shy aloud the name OF a city.
mountain, river lake etc. located IN
any part of The world or In any divi.
sion ~ Che earth agreed upon The next
PLAYER must give q name beginning
with the last letter or The name pre-
yiously given. aud the third must sup
ply one beginning with the dual letter
OF the second, nnd so on around the
cirele-for example. America. Athens.
Santiago. Omaha. Antwerp. Peru
Each player Is allowed thirty seconds
IN which 10 think II by the end OF
that time he fails 10 give name ne
must drop ont OF the game. The one
who Keeps up longest X the champion
Any player may NJ nny time be chnl-
lenged TO give the geographical loca.
ton OF the place be has named II he
cannot do this he must pay a forfeit