davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-05

TOR itrer al rpffe no meo Snto
9 beSen, iaa fan Oct life neJtes
at nan al % til bauoe mmtret Jig
bel meaet.
Der gipes 10 Ratlirer, hos boenl
iIigt iae at iige er uaOitiaeligt Tor
hnpet meS 6eres Sem, 90 al NtnI
par Ell genial Moler, oct funoe III
gen, ser fieuOte bart, bcnegte.
0ten oIligeoel peuteOc @eroen neo
at ifiGHe ham jim 8%aaifierneIie,
bpiIfet upaatpiIeIiat boueOiagell8
ifrep iia ira, al ben uuge Dtnno BELT
muntert ipnng Spgeret / Sellfoh
meo IiQeiiuoeoe 8euner paa Dc Tor,
orinaSleic aurincrfneiper | Steoet
Tor / itiu @ala / al llnocrOauigbeo
at airre lin Sppartning hos sim.
items 9eifpttere og &clnnoerc, Der !
ioa hei Brno bar aiinItucrberpmmel.
icn i line 0Pnoer.
San tun0e pGret BET elItorroiGlte
Meuucife al @erocr - oct iagoe /
set miuoite 6rcfcn Rnrie, mco
boeTn ban hauoc prret i%orlopet ct
habit Mars Sib - men ogiaa oen
aropetc aarI utOer Solen Scune
iioite Griuriug bao0c hans areoitos
rer qiort, % al Dem baOoe ban life
iaa ringe Ct autal.
Soa mcgct bar ~iiffert, at ban bar
life goo al bauc at Gisre meo, llaor
han par i Saarligt 2llne, % bet bar
Mnr netop mn.
Otter lin eaen 0fcning baoOc ban
al mlIia @rltno ill at pGre prgcrlig.
Gbi 0agen iorllo, mcOcnS ban Uar /
Serb meO at IGgQe iiOite Saauo poa
CT 1ortrpt, til boilfet en- al bans
@enner bapoe iibNet @foNel, og 'onl
ban bnabeoc ifuIOe giere SOffc poo
ll%oItiaingen, baphc oct lopberligt
banfct poo hans Dor, % fremneoe,
Ser bar paa @ienncmrciie, baooe
bcot ON SiuaoeEie til at fate ct @ltt
paa oen beremte WteitcrS ar6etocr,
Mor 6auOe 8ang citer @nn9 cps
ipIot oereS 9~egiGriua o1 UTb ct ior.
binStIiet emil i%oreOiit line @talericr
% llNfait, iuotiI BET tiliioit ait op Tor
BAN, at Be beiegrn0e tuu par aImtit'
belize gtcIierilanprcr, bpiS eneTte
Mctip bar, at Oe bicnuuc funOc prale
al, at &c I Nfiindcn bnuoc be'pgt Iaa
% ioa mnuNc Sltrih1cratcIicrcr.
Gou ocurc Maobe bar ini0lertio
nuitcn belle Sagen gaact, % oa ban
iao tiIiiOit opiegtc lit StamIofaIc ior
at treitc iiN i line &cuncrS arcN&
mco ct aruS q, bopoc ban ogiao
poret ubcIoig. Nau bop0c ncmIig
ipinct Tontino ON, bpcm Der itllloe
bctoIc 6ortrrinQcu % Goblet rar
nuturIiQpiS ioIot paa Mar, bpiS
EortemonR / Sorucien bnuOc nit ~
belize Srmptomcr pua Sninbiot.
Rur bar iom Ell TeIgc al oft bCttc
| uherit miicrabeIt Sumor, 6o ban
oennc Roraen too % rertc lin Bar
bcrirbc cmfrins / en- ipruften Che
fog.
let banfeSe.
"aom iuol" ronbtc ban I en- bnrif
Zone % penote fit inNiGbebe anii8t
ON MOB 9erer.
aIoffen oar oIlcrc6c hoIu ii, ioo
ban bur0c eacutIia Tor IGnQc iioen
hare prrct pc6 iii 2lrbcioe.
On Serre, rIGot ! en- elegant NOR,
fcbIoa Eroqt bite iiQ poa Gertrrs
ItcIen. San itanieoc ct 9it5Iif, ion
iia ON meO ct let SmiI % ipurgte
Ncrpoo no9et teOcnoc: Or SET @r.
&unimoIer @tar @ertIcr?"
ga bel. Nooo nil DC? TiuIo
sc nil bare mig til at punlc no
meo Genae / ct cucr onNet Eiemeo,
iuo oil lea iiae Gem, al @ or fonl.
men iii Sen urette
Ma nei, set er init life set. lea
bar iiin0c, SerimoO frmOe oct inter
csiere mig at ie mig list on / Ceres
AteIier."
let mcntc 9tnr, han bap0c inuet
NOT al.
9tao, Set err BET, De biz, uobreo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-05

ban / en- boaulig Zone. go, De
fienoer ui nof. Ser fonimer Den EN-
eiter Den auben og oil ie JIG ON, pill
Ter peo al ling. gisr oimmc
Sperg&nanl ON ii Ting, itiPIer ems
%foitbare 1io % gaar iaa bort meo ct
"Suiino 3af!"
De ueO naoife life, meb bpem o.
bar at giDre. SinaiaGb -
Get er mia aIOeIes ligespfoist =
ieg fan life iororage oenne Snuien
gteIiererne. ut fisbe roaet ialbcr
iutet N}enneifc inc. Som De ier, er
lea for gicbIiffet beifiGitiget, alt.
inn ~" Ser aicrbe ban en- meget
tpoeIig SonHObepGgeIie ben moo %.
rem.
Gen fremmc0e Serre brsb no | Ell
hpi 2atter. War bapoe bi6iet ii9
icln op til ct ianOt 6aicri, iao gi.
meme iorrrcIig aniitrcoc, bpoo Der tog
iia meaet fomiif no iii bans bnIpt
inbipbeoc aniiat. @ieitens 2atter
bronte ban belt ira a'oriepterne.
"0errs Mfunterbeb er meget iloe
o%rbrnatl" FREQ ban noe al iia Ielp.
"@r De mooife fommen berben for
at aiere Nar al mig2"
"Rei, poa ingen Maaoe!" foriif.
re6e BEN anOen.
Seq iiaer Gem eubuu ell @ana,
at ornne Eoutrpuaenbeo or mig beilt
m~oobpSeIig. ScIO on ieg life bar en-
Gent / 2onmcn, cr icg DOG Serre IN
bcnicr mine fire gGgge, % ieg oil
pare iireO,"
3iltrooS Tor oenne tpoelige Seifeo
aif oen irenmeoe pog life; ban intte
blot lit 0icgloS ~ioitcre og b~ctragteNc
opnertiomt %ortrGttct paa Stnffe'
liet.
"llomcrfct giort!" iaabe ban TO.
icnOc.
Set err Ser nlcreoe mango, Der
bar iagt ION iornlooertlig forItaar
Tia beore paa Den Sla9s 3ing emo
De, men noacn @eitiaing bar cnOm
iugcn giort. Sea er III tiIiioIt Bile
ben fieo al at piie oct trent"
"Oe laber life til at pGre | irr.
liQt QoOt 2une i0ag."
"&ar &c manife prSpet, boao bet
piI iise, at bare iaa iattig JON en-
airferotte?"
"9tci, / Sen Situaticn bor lea rig.
tiauot nIbria opret,"
"gtao, ioa mangIer Dc ale Scrub.
irhiuqrr til at i%oritan, hporoan
@aIoCn / iuooanne GiebIiffe fan foae
oper boS en- i~tnffcI8 ainitner. Gar.
rel, min Serre. Seq oil uGre Gem
megct forbunoen bpis De pil be
tragic min Dor paa sen anben SiOe."
Tor @iciten par Ser MI life anbet
at aipre emo at trrfte liz tilba0e, %
ban bortc. bDor0ou N}aleren OCmolt.
itratipt oreieoe Rrlleu ON irOeira.
War ieItc ii9 %bctpoeliN lcttet cfter
al hare aipct fin irorbtc Sorute Grit
/ bette ioririitcnbe llbbruo. 90 bo
hans i~crIopehe peo WiobnQ8tib fom
ior at bente BAN til en- Equilibrium,
oar ban / oct melt r~oieuinrueOe Su'
mer % fleitebc mmtert.
Srpfcn Wiuric par en- operorocnt
Iin eIifpprbiQ % inNto9cnoe Eiac
liaatct bun par StribentiuOe oa alt
iou paa en- Moabc eaeutlil bsrte til
oc e~moncipercoc apinoer. Get uar
life mlOcrliQt, at Qiar bar forclIfet /
henOe op ouer bcaae Creme.
Sum hilitc mmltcrt pan bGm, 90
heuOc3 gIuiigt bite Ell ina itraaIenoc
@lroc, at oct uar tnOeIi1t, at Der
muottc uGre brnot nogct uiGOpnn.
Iiat.
"Iiiu eQcn fiprc Sen - boiS on
pioitc 6por gIoo icg err"
"Dien bpoo cr oog itcct?"
Sim ioa iorbouiet poa BAN.
"Gr ser ga life bGn6t Dig roget
lITOcIiIt?"
"Nuuo ituIoe Oct On pPre?"
"Sor %rinicn oo life pGrct hos
.0i8?"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
NOTICE OF SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS

At ~ o'clock noon, Saturday Feb
ruary 10, 1912, at the front door to the
Capitol Building Honolulu. there will
be sold al public auction, under Part
", Section II, Land Act 1898, Section
276, Revised Laws of Hawaii, the fol
lowing described land.
C5 That certain strip Of land in
Block lG, College Hills Tract, contain.
ing an area Of 1000 square feet
Upset price $llG.OO.
% That certain piece Of land sit
uate at Waimea, Hawaii, containing
an area of 12,625 square feet.
Upset price $500.
This lot is sold under the express
condition that the said lot is to be
used for charitable purposes only.
Cost of patent and stamp to be paid
by purchaser
For maps and further information
apply at the office Of the Commits
siouer of Public Lands, Capitol Build
ing, Honolulu,
CHARLES 5. JUDD,
Commissioner of Public Lands.
Honolulu, December S, 1911
l1Ot-Dec. 9, lG, %, 30, 1911; Jan. G, -
20, 81, Feb, 3, 3, 1912.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09

Ltd, c NJ; model l7-c Winton touring
car No 1895, Ter of Hawaii; S1735.
357, p G5 Dated Nov 16, 1911.
Margaret X lao and hsb Cd ct al
to James Armstrong ct al, NJ; X p
1874, lul 5955, Mananui, Eva, Oahu;
$500. B 357. p IS. Dated Nov %, 1911.
! Trent Trust Co Ltd tr to Kaimuki
Land Co Ltd, d; int in lots 5 and 7,
blk IS, Kaimuki tract, Honolulu, Ga.
hu; 81. b 1855, p 321. Dated Nov 90
1911.
Waipio Pineapple Co Ltd to Hawaii
/ Preserving Co Ltd, c NJ; leaseholds
bldgs, mchnry, pineapple crops, etc,
Waipio, Eva Oahu; $3.50 and advs
of $4,000. b 357, p TO- Dated Nov %,
1911.
Bank of Hawaii Ltd to Ray b Rie-
tow, Rel; lot s, blk 9, bldgs, rents,
etc, College Hills, Honolulu Oahu;
$500. B 357 p rs. Dated Nov 81, 1911.
Lucy X Kekoa and hsb CD to Ha-
shigawa, D.; 10 acr of lot 81, or 1882,
AhualOa hOmesteads, Hamakua, Ha-
wall; $3.50. b 35S, p SO, Dated Nov
J., 1911.
Est of James Wight by trs to lisa
bella II Woods. ct al, Rel; add chge
on various pes land, leaseholds, bldgs,
livestock, rents, etc, Lamaloloa, etc,
N and S Kohala Hawaii; $4,000. b
357, p g. Dated Nov 81, 1911.
Est of James Wight by trs to l II
Woods ct al Rel; various pcs land,
leaseholds, bldgs, livestock, rents, etc,
Lamaloloa, etc, N and Kohala, Ha-
wall; 100000 B $751; 60. Dated
Nov 81, 1911.
Samuel Parker to Eva P Woods, ID;
r p 1922. rents, etc, Hawaii; $4,000. d
355, p 322. Dated Nov 6, 1911.
Kepa Kamanawahopu and VT to Ka-
manawahopu Kalama, d; int in r p
(gr) 2579, Kawaipapa, Hama, Maui;
$50. b 35S, p 81. Dated Nov Is, 1911.
CD Cockett and VT to Mary b Do
Rego, d; por r so kul 20, Chapel
St, Lahaina, Maui; $3.50 b 1855, p gil.
Dated NOV 20, 1911.
Joe NJ Pires and VT to Antonio Re
bello ct al, d; 5O-10O acr land, Ma
kawao Kula road, Makawao, Maui;
$500. b 1855, p 312. Dated Nov IA,
1911,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
COMMERCE NOTES.
FROM FAR EAST

The Philippine government is now
making complete exploration and
survey of the sunken river in Pala-
wan for the purpose of bringing it 20
public notice as a show place for
tourists
A firm in Tientsin has received an
order to supply the Chinese army
with 10000 pairs of boots, at the price
of about 81 gold pair. Owing to
the inferiority of Chinese leather, the
said firm decided to buy in America
and make the boots in Tientsin.
Contracts which will amount to
over $1,5OO,OOO gold for furnishing the
subsistence department of the army
in the Philippines with certain quail.
ties of supplies for use during the first
half of 1912 have been awarded to
eighteen Manila firms. These are the
first such contracts of any size that
have ever been awarded in The
islands 3 81 s. i%'
An interesting agricultural expert
ment is being made in Nueva Eciia
where Mr.. r. L. Worcester has made
paintings of Sumatra tobacco intend
ed for making wrappers. The plants
appeared to do excellently, and the
tobacco produced looks exceedingly
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
STOCK SALES

Honolulu Stock Exchange Between
Boards-1O5 Eva S3O7j, 20 do S30.75.
So do. $SO.75, so do. S3O.75, 10 Haw. G.
& S, Co., $4O.25, 100 Olaa $5.62l5. 100
Haw. c. q S. Co. s4O.25, 100 do. S4025,
200 Pahang Rub Co Spots.
Session Sales $1,000 Olaa Gs $3.50.
. Pioneer 500, 40 Olaa S5G2Ia s
Waialua Sis.
Sugar Quotations &c deg. Cenrif.
ugals 49375 IS deg. Analysis Beets
6s. 2i2d. Parity 5.4S.
Dividends-DeceIuber 10. -- Wailu-
ku, special 81, reg $l-$2; Hutchinson
10 cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09

we'll The probability is that Mr.. Wor-
cester has shown the way to a profit
able extension OF the tobacco indus
try of the Philippines.
A new industry being established in
Shanghai is for the manufacture Of
oxygen and acetylene and metal
drums for shipping bean oil. 1t will
be in operation by the end of the year,
part of the equipment being a Diesel
engine, a Griffin engine, gas tanks,
etc. The Linde oxygen process will
be used. The concern is named The
Oxygen & Drum Company, Ltd. CThe
extended newspaper description of
the new plant will be loaned by the
Bureau of Manufactures to those IN
terested)
The Philippine government is plan
ming to establish a model rubber plan
tation at Iwahig penal colony, plant
ing 200 acres as the initial step.
The subsidized Japanese line be.
tween Japan and the Black Sea by
way of Hongkong, Singapore and the
SueZ Canal has been inaugurated, and
a steamer a month now sails from
Kobe to the Russian part, Novorossik.
An official statement reports that
coal was mined in China during 1910
as follows: Kaiping, 1,174,312 ons;
Fushun, S90,32S tons; Honan, 357, 005
tons; Pinghsiang, $4,000 tons; Shan.
tung, 4S2,SSO tons; Chingching, $50,
600 tons; total of 3,6O4,52 tons.
The exclusive use of lumber pro
duced in the Philippines in all con
struction work for the government in
the Philippines is a new policy an
nounced at Manila. 1t involves estab-
fishing large government lumber yards
for storing lumber until it can be
properly cured.
The disposition among Chinese on
the lower China coast to prefer Chi
nese to foreign made articles is said
to be increasing, especially on foreign
style goods. At Foochow and Canton
national goods protection" societies
are forming to stimulate this move
ment.
During the rubber boom great inter-
est was taken in securing rubber
lands in Mozambique under the new
provincial land law, While a great
many licenses to take up land were
filed at the land office, only two o.
three large deals went through. These
were for 10000 to 100000 hectares
Zone hectare is equal to 2.47 acres)
each. Owing to the drop in rubber,
only one of the projects has been
incorporated and fioated as a com
pany, and this had to do with prop
erty intended more for the cultiva-
ton of sugar cane than the produc-
ton of rubber. Rubber is, however,
now being collected on the largest of
the concessions and a company will
doubtless be formed as soon as a
strong market justifes fotation. The
sugar industry in the province is GO
ing ahead rapidly and its future
seems to be assured, The large mill
under construction by the Beira Rub
Der e Sugar Estates, Ltd, with head
quarters at Beira, is about completed
and crushing should commence next
season. Another of the Buzz river
sugar estates decided during 1910 to
install new plant costing $375,OOO
and American Manufacturers were
given every opportunity at the time
to secure the order.
- 80
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
BEST WEEK FOR
MANY MONTHS

The largest volume of trading in
stocks that has been recorded in
months was done this week, the num-
Der of shares of stocks sold and the
value received for them being almost
double the figures for last week,
which in turn were greater than those
for the week before.
A considerable proportion of the
increased activity was, of course, due
to the sugar planters meeting, which
brought so many sugar men to Homo
lulu. Many of them took advantage
of the opportunity to purchase blocks
of sugar stock, and it was noticeable
that the stocks most in demand were
the cheaper ones.
Prices on nearly all stocks went up
steadily during the week and the mar
ket closed firm today with prospects
of a strong opening next Monday.
The total number of stocks reported
as sold during the week is 1861, for
which a total of $144,529S7ta was re-
turned, as against 2513 shares sold
last week for $S5, 453,61la, and 2163
shares sold the week before for
SOL, 946.S7K.
Bond sales, however, fell off mate
rally during the week only total
of $1O,445 being received from this
source as against $39, 543.75 last week
and $2O1, 3475O the week before.
The following is a summary of the
weeks transactions as reported by
the Stock and Bond Exchange:
Waialua-161 shares sold at us for
total of $1S,99S.
Ewa-1115 shares sold for total OF
$50. 1880, as follows: 495 at 30, 200
at 3O.25. $50 at 1880 and 27O at 30.75.
Poineer-65 shares sold at 210 for
$13.65O
Oahu-2O5 shares sold for a total of
$G562 so, as follows: j. at 3l.75, lao
at 80. so at S2,121a.
Hawaiian CommerciaI-i60 shares
sold for a total of $1S,52O, as follows:
10 shares at 4O.75, 44O at 1925.
Olaa-114O shares sold at 5.62l2 for
total of $641250
! Hutchinson shares sold at 1874;
for total of $12S3.75.
! Honolulu Brewing and Malting-9'
shares sold at 1925 for total of 81,
923.75.
OnOmea-1GO shares sold for S7445
, as follows: 10 at a, $50 at 1850.
Hawaiian Pineapple-225 shares sol,
at 1850 for a total of S9112.50.
Pahang Rubber-3l5 shares sold al
2O.75 for a total of $6536.26.
Honolulu Rapid Transit-l5 shares
sold at 127 for total of 1906.
McBryde-l25 shares sold at 7 for a
total of SIPS.
Honokaa-l5 shares sold at 11.S7l2
for total of $l7S121a.
Paia--1OO shares sold at TO for $l7,-
600.
Bonds.
$4,000 McBryde 6s at 100; $1,000 Olaa
Is at $3.50; $500 Hilo 1901 is at 100.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
COOL, CRISP WEATHER.

A lot Of people pick the weekend as
the time for going out of town be.
cause it gives them % chance for
long sleep in the morning and a good
rest. on the other hand. those who
Ike mild athletic pastime go to HAZEL
wa for the pleasure the links and the
tennis courts and the bathing affords.
On Thanksgiving Day there was the
better than usual rush by persons who
lid not want the bother of preparing
dinner at home and some Of the marty
remained 20 enjoy themselves to the
fun But there is no set time for
pleasure at Haleiwa. There is always
something doing and it is done well.
This applies to the meals and service
as well as to other things. Trains on
the o. r. and l.. Co. will carry you to
, the edge OF the lawn
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
NOTICE TO pEPosIToRs In THE
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT OF THE
BANK OF HAWAII, LIMITED.

Pursuant to resolution OF its Board
of Directors, notice is hereby given
by The Bank of Hawaii, Limited, that
from and after January /, 1912, the
rate of interest on ordinary accounts
Of deposits heretofore or hereafter
made in the Savings Department, will
be changed from four and one-half
per cent to four per cent per annum,
subject to the terms and conditions
of the depository agreement OF said
depositors with said bank.
THE BANK OF HAWAII, LTD,
BY A. LEWIS, Jr.
Vice President
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
MALAY RUBBER

A cablegram to the Warehouse
Company, Ltd, gives the yield Of
Pahang rubber plantation for Novem-
Der as POO pounds, and that of Ton
iong Olok plantation as 205j pounds,
these being about the same as the
previous months output.
f, r. 2. Warehouse and Albert
Waterhouse will arrive home on the
22d inst from a visit of inspection
to the two rubber plantations in the
Malay States above named.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
TeIearaphic News.

YOKOHAMA, December 9-Arriyed
S S. Tenyo Maru hence November 2S
MUKILTEO, December Sailed
schooner II. d. BendiXon for Homo.
lulu.
GRAYS HARBOR, December S
Schooner Newsboy hence November
16
HONOLULU, December S-Sailed
S. S. Honolulan for island ports and
Seattle.
Wireless.
S. S. Nanchuria will arrive next
Friday afternoon from Yokohama.
S. s. Korea will arrive Tuesday
morning from San Francisco and sal
70" Yokohama about p. m.
S. S. Lurline viii arrive Wednesday
morning
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
ASSOCIATED OIL
GAINS NOTICE

Considerable interest appears to be
exhibited in Associated Oil just at
present. For some reason not entire
ly explained the stock has been going
up rather rapidly of late, having risen
within a short time from 1O7 to the
present quotation of LAO.
Even at the higher figure there is
not much on the market. One broker
reported this morning that exhaustive
search on his part had brought to
light only a few small blocks Of the
stock for release at LAO.
About all the pro rata stock that
was issued some time ago seems to
have been taken up which may in
part account for the sudden activity
and the ascension in price
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
NOTICE

To Whom It May Concern;
w d. Ellsworth is not now in my
Der %, 1911
2. NJ. POND.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
COCONUT TREE
Continued from page fourJ

Continued from page four.)
poor on Christmas Day but don't let
us forget the Riddles who, born among
us, have never had a chance to get
any forrader and who have never had
show at the good things of life, bar
ring rubbering at them in the shop
windows.
There won't even be a banana to put
in a poor kids stocking this Christ
mas.
Wonder what the members of the
Citizens Sanitation Committee would
get in their stockings if the public had
the filling Of them?
~ % .
The watches were in the CuIman
window after five o'clock this morn
ing said Captain Bowers last night
referring to plumber taken by a bur
glar or burglars, from the Culman
iewelry store. at Fort and Hotel
streets.
This means that the burglary that
was committed was done after day
light yesterday morning
1t means that Captain Bowers has
been trying mighty hard to explain
that he was awake before a. M. on
the morning in question.
r.-.. @ o @
According to the Advertiser the
question of the reasonableness of the
banana regulation is to be argued.
The unreasonableness of said resolu-
ton needs no argument, it's painfully
and proyokingly apparent.
9 o o
When three loads of postal matter
destined for a foreign land
Fail to reach in time the steamer and
are left upon the strand,
DO you wonder that the public raise a
very doleful wall
And insist that the postmaster be more
punctual with the mail?
o o @
There's many slip 'twixt the crime
and the skip.
The antics OF the Citizens Santa.
/ ton Committee have thrown those OF
the Board Supervisors completely in
the background for the time being.
o . o
1t is more than probable that had
Chief of Detectives McDuffie been de.
tailed on the Schooley case instead of
being tied up with the Rodrigues
tiasco, the individuals. responsible for
the death of the quartermaster-ser
geant would by now be behind the
bars of a cell.
O o o
BY the way. has any effort been
made to ascertain just how much
money the late Quartermaster Ser
geant Schooley was i'm possession Of
on the day of his death by violence?
O o o
The trained monkeys now perform
ing at the Asahi theater should he in
vited to a meeting of the Citizens
Sanitation Committee, They would
then have an opportunity of seeing
human beings making monkeys of
themselves. E~'~~ NJ
o o 9
She was lady of the chorus,
He was a chauffeur bold,
After the show to the Grill they'd go,
waiter, a bottle coldD
She taught him her May trick steps,
He learned her to drive a car,
In lies act they've sworn to double,
Sharing every joy and trouble,
May their house be always crowded,
tra-la-la!
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Tomorrow afternoon Theodore Rich
ards win speak at the Y. NJ. c. A. at
4:30 o'clock on The Man That Did
Not Arrive" Mr.. Richards is always
interesting. Young men will find it
worth while attending the meeting.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII, AT CHAMBERS ~ IN
PROBATE, 49, M=E'.-yyr--,..
4-r,sg 'iS7'- --- "a SN-A,s-'-z
In the Matter of the Estate Of Manuel
Abreu Pestaha Dos Refs, Deceased.
No, 4657
Elsr~- -
On reading and filing the petition
of Justina A, Franco, a daughter of
said deceased of Honolulu, alleging
that said Manuel Abreu Pestana Dos
Refs, of Honolulu, died intestate at
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, on the
2lst day of May, A. d. 1911, leaving
property within the jurisdiction Of this
court necessary to be administered
upon, and praying that letters of ad
ministration issue to her, the said
Justina A. Franca
/ 1t Is Ordered, That Monday, the 18th
/ day of January, A. d. 1912, at nine
O'Clock a. m, be and hereby is ap
pointed for hearing said petition in
/ the courtroom of this court in the
Judiciary building in the City and
| County Of Honolulu, at which time
and place all persons concerned may
appear and show cause, if any they
have, why said petition should not be
granted.
Dated Honolulu, December 7, 1911
BY the court:
CSeaD j. AIMOKU DOMINIS,
clerk OF the Circuit Court of the FRS
Circuit.
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9. Brewer s. CO., Ltd.
General Agents, Territory Of Hawaii.
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