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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-12-06
CTATIONERY Makes Inexpensive Yet
- Attractive Gifts

A neat box of correspondence stationery makes
gift that any person would appreciate. While of
strictly unitarian value, it borders closely the
personal and for that reason is the chosen gift of
many tasteful people. Our assortment is unusually
big land prices widely divergent:
Juvenile Box Stationery at 10c to Csc the box
Correspondence Box Stationery at 10c to $3.50
the box.
Stationery accessories for holidays in abund-
ance-such SEALS cards, expresscards holly paper,
tissue paper
HOLIDAY LETTERS--:oth IN cards letter
paper, handsomely gotten up-enveopes to match
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
WIFE slAsHER IS
GIVEN SIX years
CAfN HARRINGTON. WHO THlN
TO CARVE BETTER HALF,
SENT TO PEN. s7'

Camm harrington. the negro VI
slashed his wife so badly with Il
carving knife several months -
that ii WAS necessary for DR.. WATT,
of the city ambulance, to take III
stitches in her wounds. was f0unM
guilty in the Hastings Court yesterS|
day of felonious wounding and SeM*
fenced to serve six years in the penis
Tertiary.
Owing to the fact that he II !M
a hospital recovering from the 0I1
fects of an operation for appendtS
citis. DR.. Watts. who treated the WOSs
man, was not able TO testify In the
case. In his stead Mr.. Roy Ford
driver OF the city ambulance, was SUBS
stnuted as a witness
Mr.. Ford testified that in his eleven
years experience on the ambufancss
he had never seen any one slashed ~
badly az the Harrington. woman. Wn0
bears many scars as result OF MS
experience with her "worser' hail.
Other convictions were as foiioWMa
Abraham Robinson. forgery. twsa
years on the roads: Henry RANDOLPH
housekeeping, one year on the roadaa
Mary Shaw, peddling cocaine. tnrea.
years in the penitentiary: Loufs9s
Booze, peddling cocaine, three yearA
ON the roads.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Nov 1s.-Butter--
Market weak. Creamery specials,
"a 1906, extras, 33 Lao 81; finest
dairy tubs. 80 asked; process specials,
25 n25 L.
Cheese--Market quiet Whole milk
specials, Is IA asked State daisies.
15G15 Ia; skins specials, IL "a ID
10.
Eggs-Demand lacked force today,
but the market rules generally steady.
Pennsylvania and nearby whites. SO a
55; browns. $50 80; fresh gathered
81 q SO, refrigerator, %.
Wheat--No. l Northern Minneapo-
lis. 104 la; No. 2 red winter, 81; No.
4 Northern Duluth. liz.
Corn-New No. Q, December to
March. +. o. b.. 50 IL.
Oats-No 2 white elevator. 81 IL
Rye-No. to arrive. c. /. {. Buf-
falo, csc.
Barley-Malting. s1.1sGsl25 c. i.
r. Buffalo.
Flour-Spring patent. $685.; win
ter straights. s4.25.
Millfeed--Western bran. $685..
Pork-Mess. SIT
Lard-Mlddle West, $40.
Tallow--Prime city. rs.
Coffee-Rio No. 7 on the spot Is IL.
Sugar-Granuiated. s3o635.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
RETAIN LANDMARKS ~
OF CONFEDERACY

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian J
FREDERICKsBURG VA. Nov. IL.
During the work OF grading the
grounds around the State Normal
School. which has been going on late
ly, the workman were instructed to
cut down the batteries and breast
works which were constructed by
Confederate soldiers during the bat
tie Of Fredericksburg. When it be-
came known that they were to be de-
stroyed vigorous protest arose and
number Of young ladies, headed by
Or. Anne Humphreys. school physi-
clan, appealed TO the authorities 20
allow them to remain as they were.
Their request was granted and those
valuable relics will continue to be a
source of interest and curiosity as
they have beenjn the past
One of the most delightful social
affairs of the season took place Fri
day night in the capauity of a re-
ception rendered to the Young ladies
of the State Normal school and Coll
iege, who afiiltate themselves with the
Presbyterian church. by the ladies'
societies OF the church. The recep-
ton was held in the church pariors.
A program Of musical numbers was
carried out, after which refreshments
We're served and an hour OF social
intercourse spent 1t was q pleasant
occasion and highly enjoyed by all
present. Those attending were con-
veyed to and from the church in au-
tomobiles. furnished by mem bers of
the church.
Messrs. Alexander Berger and F. d.
Leyering. who recently purchased the
handsome estate. "Hayheld," situated
few miles below the city on the
Rappahannock FLYER, have contracted
with Mr.. +. r. Stearns for the re-
modelling Of the fine colonial man
sion. While the building-wfll be put
in thorough repair And every modern
convenience installed. It will still re,
tain the colonial air and appearance.
This property is one OF the handsom.
est and most desirab BILE in the State
and the improvements will greatly In
crease its value. s. t,e.sy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
EGCLESTON RETURNS
FROM IOWA SESSION

Superintendent of Public lnstruc-f
ltion Joseph p. Eggieston. Jr.. has fe-ss
turned from trip to Des Mofnea.H
where he went in response to an tn
iyitation to address the Iowa State
Teachers Association, which was ifs
session at Des Moines last week. Drs3
E.gsleton was given splendid re-,
ception and returns with pleasant int
pressions of his fellow educators OF
Iowa.
DR. Eggleston made two addresses
while in Des Moines. One OF these
was at a general meeting of the ass0y;
cation., his subject on this OCCASION
being Public Education in ths.
South" He also delivered an address
on Rural Education" to a joint meet
ing Of the county sunerintendentMss
rural teachers and teachers OF agrf~
Icultural subjects 81
There We're he states. between four
land Ave thousand teachers present Ae
the meeting of the teachers asa0-s
seiation. f s ssssHE5
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
TO ERECT STABLE
NEXT TO CHURCH
S. n, CAMPBELL MAY BUILD 40
JOINING hoGE MEMORIAL
CHURCH.

After giving them an hours enter
mittee ON Ordinances dismissed about
one hundred charming lady school
teachers, after referring their petition
for increase In salary to sub-coin-
mittee to confer with the school board
and report at the neat meeting of the
committee, II possible.
The entertainment embra ced several
short speeches in the nature OF de-
bate concerning the right to erect q
stable on Franklin street in close
juxtaposition To the Hoge Memorial
church, at Nineteenth and Franklin
Some time before the meeting got
together the City Hall rang with the
music from the voices Of tho teachers
who came in punches Of twos threes.
dozens and more. They crowded the
roturda the elevator and the Council
chamber. and the members OF the
committee aud other visitors were
pleased to see the bright. pretty faces
During the hour preceding the TAX
ing up OF the teachers petition, the
visitors learned much about the con-
duct OF livery stables.
They Know now that IL requires
light for horse to see how to eat. and
that a stable must nave ventilation
winter as well as summer. They also
know that the horses in a stable make
noise. and they know that from what
one man said in the debate he does
rot make as much noise on Sunday as
on any other day. and therefore does
not disturb the services In any church
let alone the services at Hose Memoir
ial.
The question was the amendment OF
an ordinance already adopted giving
s. H. Campbell the right to construct
stable on the property adjoining
Hoge Memorial. He had agreed to
build Il store Immediately adjoining
the church, and the stable was TO ad-
join that. The church people objected
"a certain windows to be placed In the
stable next to the lot in rear OF the
church. because they anticipate erect.
img a club building on the site.
After lot of argument. which
seemed to interest the ladies. the COM
mittee voted To allow Mr.. Campbell
tn build the stable provided he in
serted stationary windows I'M the same.
7 his he agreed TO do, and tho Build
iug Inspector was requested to take
a good look at the plans.
Then the petition of the elemen-
ary teachers was referred to SUBJ
committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
STRUCK HIS WIFE;
is HELD FOR TRIAL

Charged with striking his wife.
David Dean, a young white man liv-
ing near Highland Park. was before
Magistrate 4. J. Puryear in Henrico
county yesterday afternoon. The I'M
natural deed ID said to have been COM
mitted Saturday night. Mrs. Dean
bears on her face q bruise. which she
says il the Visible proof Of her hus-
bands violence,
Dean. who is a dairyman, was ar
rested by Special Ofiicer w. G. Mar
tin on a warrant sworn out by Mrs.
Dean. The husband plead in court
that ne had not had opportunity TO Sc
cure q lawyer and asked for a con-
tinuAnce. This was granted, the case
heing set for November ~ at 10
o'clock.
Mrs. Dean has left her home and
with her two little children 10 stop
ming with a friend. IL II said that
drink was the cause Of Deans mis-
treatment OF his wife =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14

NEW YORK. Nov. l3.-Cotton-
Freezing weather preceded by rains
over large areas of the Mississippi
Valley and Eastern cotton belt States
caused sharp upturn In the cotton
market this morning. The weather
had been predicted by the government
weather bureau on Saturday and this
caused strength in the market on that
day. The morning advance was also
influenced by higher Liverpool cables
than expected and an advance in the
Liverpool spot market equal to IA
American points,
On the opening the short interest
covered freely. but supplies of con-
tracts were more freely offered and
almost the entire early Improvement
was lost before the noon hour. Much
OF the selling came from the South
and there was doubtless some liquida
ton of recently acquired long com
mitments,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14

Permits were issued by building
Inspector Beck yesterday ~ follows:
Mrs. Bessie r, Christian. to repair
brick store at liz West Broad
street. to cost 1850.
Thomas B. Hicks Sons, to repair
brick stable ut Ito South Jefferson
street. to cost 1900.
Virginia Roberts and Stella Car
negie, e repair frame dweluAg On
the north side 81 Eighteenth street..
between necatur ana Stockton ptTesta
to cost 433E. L. /.
4 =. w johnson. TO f1pAjr fSanAe
sdwelling a 1893 West Leigh street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14

$3.50; barnyard calves, s325 n S4.25:
fed do. &4.25 @ s5.15; Southern fed.
s4.25; Westerns. $50; Indiana calves.
s5Gf7. Dressed calves steady: city
dressed yeals. II q 16c: country dress
ed. 9M13 Lee. Sheep and lambs
steady. Sheep. s2G $3.50; culls, $3.50
gs1.75: lambs. S. a IS, - few. ss.25 (:
culls. $3.50 q $3.50. Dressed mutton
slow at s0 &c: few wethers. 1-2c;
dressed lambs, s q loo; few hogs
dressed. 10 IL a lie. Hogs higher at
s6.50R$ $3.50: pigs. $3.50: country
dressed hogs steady, 719 lac per
pound.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
SEALED PROPOSALS..
TO CONTRACTORS.
office Of City Engineer,
CITY Hail
Richmond, Va, Nov. II. I

Richmond, va. Nov. IL. 1sif.
Sealed proposals will be received ~
this office until ; p. NJ ThursdaI@
November 16. 1911, for the CONSUMES
ton Of sewer in Main street fron4
West street to Crenshaw avenue. l
Full information furnished to 6fAe
ders upon application at this offtERs
A certified check for $25O.00 Mna4
accompany each bid as a guaranty ~
execution OF contract.
The Committee on Streets Reserves
the right to reject any and all 0t4M
offered. ea
CHAS. r. BOILING,
City Engin164e# a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
LIVE STOCK.

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL. Nov.
l3.--Hogs-R Receipts. 10000: market
q 10 cents higher. Mixed and butch
ers, 1926 a. $6.65: good. heavy. $3.50
Gss.65: rough. heavy, S5.S5 o $6.2O;
light. &5,750$s.50; pigs, $500
$5.35; bulk. $S.e09 1855.
CATTLE Receipts. $4,000; market
steady to 10 cents higher. Beeves.
$4.7S @ $s.25; cows and hetfers, $32S
6ss.26; stockers and feeders. $3.25Q
$3.50; Texans. $4.7E0 $5.9o: calves.
$s50@$9.26. 81
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000. market
steady. Native ana Western. s2.es@
$3.50: lambs. 33.75 0t5.$o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Nov. l3.-Wheat mar
ket was irregular. with prices is to
SIS higher, at the close on good buy
ing. Corn was l-S03-s better on
small offerings. Oats was strong and
1463-S higher. mainly in sympathy
with corn. Proyisions were steady.
+es-~@'' s-s's- '8e"srt Omen HiRf Lou Close
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14

NEW YORK. Nov 13.--In the ike
stock market steers were steady;
bulls steady to 10 cents lower. thin
cows steady to 10 cents higher: all
other grades SLOW steers 3I0&7.7S.
oxen ana stags. 1k Oee.46: bulls. $3.50
0tsS0:. cows. s1:7S0tl.s0. Dressed
beef In fair dsnaAad u sOl3 l-1c.
Calves firtn to shade higher. svals.
se,Aele; tors ele 4. Salls 1880
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. Is.--Clos-
ing quotations:
Jan. s.I0Gls: March. s.2S627;
April, 9.ss q al. May, a.3s63s: June
9.41 q IS: July. 1850; November
s1S q 20; Decem Der. $1,000. Mar
kets closed steady
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE

For sale 30 Acres James River Farm.
best land in the State fer grain.
grass and stock feeding. On deep
water with private wharf $4,000
wortIi of timber on place for turn.
$4,000. MIDDLE ATLANTIC iMAl-
GRAFTON Co. Richmond Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14

paper is unchanged at "a ia IA
per cent. for the best names. Pape.
is not coming out in large supply.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
SITUATIONS--MALE

Want~d-r~xisien A. window Trim-
mer by Young man who mas hats
Two years experiences AS assistant
window trimmer. Address + 81. care
Ifrginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
PERSONAL

NOTICE TO THE La
DIES: L. CUTLER. 212 NORTH
THIRD. THE FASHIONABLE LA
DIES TAILOR. WISHES TO AN
NOINCE HE Is READY TO FILL
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY AT
GREATLY tEDUCED PRICES
FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
TO INSPECT HIS BEAUTIFUL
LINE OF GOODS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
JARRETT 4 GO.

2.a0o to 10000 Acres Located TN {.
O. Ry.; one-quarter mile of pros
perous town: for quick safe We
can sell for $500 per acre. big snap.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
WE CAN TAKE

Your Order and EVIL II During Week |:
the rush we had ON 5ac five-foot
step ladders exhausted the supply.
but more are on way. Phone us.
Madison 104 VAUGHAN'S
Samoset Chocolates Cohtain No Aanlt-
Grafton or substitute favors.
Eat SamOset ChOeolatea
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
HELP WANTED-MALE

Wasted. Mas to Leara Barher Trade
best paying work Wiihin reach OF
poor men Wonderful demand for
BARRIERS. Write for free booklet.
RICHMOND BARBER Col-LEGE
Richmond. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14

Iost--Near Phoenix. Charlotte Ceun-
~. u white and 1emcn licked Re
male setter, answers to name. OF
Caiiic, had on leather collar with
dog tax tag attached. $500 re-
ward A. w MILLER. care Polk
Miller Drug tnrnuany
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14

400 heres Located Within Eight Miles
sof Richmond: right at staten. sew
en- daily trains; prettiest grove and
building site in Virginia: land HES
almost level. to settle estate VIII
sacrifice for s25 per acre. spien-
did neighborhood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
Wants
SPECIAL NOTICE
~~S>~-~.>>~~-N~~.~.~~
ROLLER HK ATES.

a Full Line-Union Hardware,
Spalding and Winslow--50c. to -
per pair Go where you can find
what you want. HOWELL BROS.
502 East Broad.
ALADDIN KEROSENE OIL.
Delivered Aay Part Of the City or
suburbs. 5 gallons for so cents. No
odor: no smoke. HOWELL BIOS,
602 East Broad.
4 NEW FLOOR
For 10 Cents. Pretty Cheap. Don't
you think soy Well. that's just
what 1t cost Mrs. Brown to stain
her floor. giving IL new velvet
appearance. She used kloDdike
Stain. the kind YOU get only at
NAUGHAN'S. Is East Broad street.
Phone 104.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
SITUATIONS-FEMALE

Neang Lady Wants Drexsmaktng ana
sewing III private far iiy. either oy
day or week Best OF references.
ACTRESS c 1.3, care Richmond VIZ
gilman.
Wasted rustftan Gem ~ nian TO Inv e.
lid or elderly person. by settled lazy.
No objection so country, ADDRESS,
tt.rnpn nton. sl9 East Marshall street,
Riehnlond, Va.
Wsnf~d-Paa8tton es <te0"g apher. ~
experienced young lady who does
neat and al earate work. Al refer :
ences furnished. Address &. care oil
N4rxintan
When Sou are sick and Need an n
deFgraduate nurse or a earetaker
call Madison SsS-1a Night or day.
Lady VIII Look After Someone's
home Richmond or suburbs. Nd
dress Z L.! Richmond Nlrslnian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
LOST

I,cst-->untiay Night. Between Fourth
and Craze and SIS West Broad.
gold scarf pin. with brilliant set.
Return 70 5.5 West Broad street
and receive reward.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
THAT CONE GAS HEATER.

Have You Seen 1t. Ii saves Gas and
gives heat. A full line $2.50 to
$3.50 each, at HOWELL BROS,
SOC East Broad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14

Far Rent. Most Desirable Dairy
farm. two miles Of city, large, mod
ern stable with capacity of atty
COWS: fine land. 27a acres WIN
rent for $500 per year, GARRETT
K co. IS North Seventh street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14

Order Your Msnee Meath. Plaa Fuaainx
jams. jcliles preserves, and pickles
for the holidays from the Evergreen
Preserving Co. 2iG East Cary street.
Mrs. W. T.. Green, Mgr Telephone
Monroe 2l5G~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS

Wanted, Feather DeAo, asfA-TNDe Sofaas
tables, mirrors, .deboArcs chairs, hu-
reaus, china. brasscs, etc. BEARD,
1t W. Main Madison 6S07
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
EXTRA SPECIAL. SI.3S

Buys Genuine RayO Lamp Com
piete. HOWELL BROS. 500 East
Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICE
HAVE YOUR WAGON BUILT AND
REPAIRED RY THiFRST0N, SAG
EAST CARY STREET.
RICHMOND NOVELTY 60.

Tan Save You Money ON Repair Work
of all kinds. pictures framing and
}eweiry OF all kind. Give us a trial
and be convinced. KING. THE
JEWELER, Proprietor. sa5 w
Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14

Richmond, Va, Nov. II, ISL.
STATE SECURITIES
Bid. Asked.
Va 3s Old c. g. r., 1892. s7A =.
Va. Cen, ,, 3, c. < r.. 1881 sTIz STA
RAILROAD BONDS,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17
KANAWAI 1863.
HE KANAWA al

PHI ANA l Ma AwAKuMoEu Ho LAEou HoonANAA ANA,
MMAMA, HAMA Hou HooroNoroNo
& HoohoLoa Ia Ahaoco q Re Tcritorc Hama;:
PAuKu I. kaa no ma awakunoku Ike reriorc Hawaii,
ka pau pu hama hon apau a uwapo anne ka hooi
ukana malokc mau awakumoku la maao- ka ma
lama anne ka hoomau ka Papa Komsna liwaPo. 4
oaa no Papa la oeoia he clima aa, kckahi la
kou ola ka Lunanu Hama ka Lchulchu Ike Teri
tore, ola Ike lilo lunahooma, kama oihana ho cha
hookohua Ike Kaaina like III hoakakap, maoko ka
Pauku so Ike Kanawa Kumu. hookohuia maui Komi-
sna la no Ike kan cha makahk ole manawa paha
pau ole ola Ike pau kan kekah Kom-
sna cIua iloko kca keia makahki eua. hoonaka
mau kan Ia ma ka Ia lua. koc nae, ina ma
hookohu muaa ana, hookomia he clua Komi-
sna la oIcloia kau pau lunc 80, 1913, cua
kau pau ana j lunc 30, 1915.
PAUEu 3 haawai ka Papa Komisna Uwapo
Ike koho ana ka like ia hoakakaa maoko mel
oko la he uni koho kckai oko akou hcIma no ka
hama Ike Kakauoco ka Papa ocoia. Ia hiki
hoi ia akou Ike hookaawac wohi maoko Ike kuonakau
hale Honolulu ma Ike kccna hama akou, wchc hN-
momaa iloko ma bora lawelawe oihono
PAuKu 3. Z oao ua Papa la oIcIoio Il hooana aku
apau awclawc ma hama apau tho mel hoo
kauia aku mauna ka Lunanui o Hama ka lchncW
pill ka hoomau ka hoohanaa awaktfnoku,
hama hou o Ike awakumoku, wah kuia moku,
wah hoopaa mok uwapo ka hooi ukana naok"
o Ike Tertore Hawaii L oaa nonoi k0 Papa ka
hookou aku III hoopau aku ri ma kakauoeo, ma luna
lama uwapo anne ko akou kokua pailaka, kci
q pailaka, kO AkOu hama aku
rua hooponopono kuiRc ri me kea kanawa aoc
ho kue Ike kanawai; Ike laula loaa
apau kupono no ka hooko piha aku ma
apau kcia kanawai.
ma dala apau loa hookaawaIcia hama hou ka
po komo pm hama kukuu hou apau hama hou
hoomacmae, hoolioia aku ia malalo ka makaaa pono
anne ka hooinau a ka Papa oeoa, maao
manao o kc Kanawai G2 o Kanawa o 1909 like me ia i
hoololia, m aclikc apau il hookoa aku ia
ka Papa ma kona Lunahoomalu la.
hoomakaukaU ka Papa waho aku kcIa anne kcia maka
hb imua Ike Kiauina hoke kama hama pill oihaua
iloko o ka makahki acmanaka ne, hui pu
kama hooa pill ANA ma hama hou ka uwapo aupun
he Tcritorc
PAuKU 1. Ia hiki la Papa he hama kca anne kca
nawa, hoanoc hooo hoopau M mIa hooponopono
kuc ole he knawai like me ia kcia he kupono
ma ma pill ana he hookomoiu mai nj ma moku
apaH a hoopaoo al la uwupo kun poIo Ia hccwma ole
pill pahu awakumolu, wuh kpaLR moku anne ma
awapac he lroc, ole ahu palm mai ko,ahi uyHpo
u5, mai kcSuM kuuia nj ku hclwuu ole hoomau nj
ko,uhi Wali AKIN loko awakmuku Ia, wal hi
paia moku ole mou supuo Pohui ka huko ana, kc
kuhkuhi anne u lwomau pnlalu un luna uwupo
ko Iakuu man kuEm, umu ko MkOn mo uinl Hwruwu
hama ana mluu anne ma kuki no ma hmu u mul wukNi
ka houlkiWuwo anne M nwruWr maFuaIu oaia Iva ulHru.
WUiNu, luEu kuul uUr WulWu kIum lII NuH
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17
MA KE KAUOHA
KANAWAl 162.
HE KANAW Al

j. HooMANA E KAUouA ANA KA LUNA Mn o MA HAMA AU
PuNr Hour LAVE Maj kuM KEKAm MAu PoNo
Wal AME MA alma o LoKo o KE AwAwA o PAUoA KuLA
NAKAunALE Me KALANA HONOLULU.
Hoohooa la Ahdolclo Re Tcritorc Houai:
PAuKu /. Kc hoomana he kauolaia mel ka Luna Nui
Hama Aupun Hon. kcia lave mai ma Ike kua no ka
pono anne ka pomaika kc Tcrorc Hawaii ma kulcana
apau oaa ia Charles W. Booth. haa aIr ma ka manawa
kona make ana iIoko waimapuna pea hoi wal
Ike kahawai anne Ike Awawa Pauoa oko hoi ka anne
ka oihana wal luna Kickcna Pakipka (Kupanhi), a
oko no hoi kekah ka alma hama ole ia hoopun ana kc
kahi mano mau kumu wal pala like auanci me kama
manao al he kupono ka hcomaopopo ka macmac
VA wal la, alma al he kupono ka hoo
moe ana mai ma paipu anne Q i manao ia ia
hama
PAuKu 3 Ella ka Puuku o Ike Tcritorc Hawaii Ike hoo
ke Kauoaia mel kcia uku aku ka palapala XII
koo ka Luna Mi Hama Aupun lou kcahi huna lala
kupono ana no Ike kuai ono wal Ia apau oa aoe
nae OF aku ka huna olcloa lookah IIancr 1arsan
Dala ($lO0,OOO.OO).
PAuKu 3. mana mel Kanawa ma ka la o kona apono
ia
Aponoia kcia la 2G Apcrila, NJ II. 1911
WALTER f. FREAR
kiaana o Ike Teritore o Hawaii
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17
KANAWAl 1854.
HE KANAWAI

T. lIoouANA ANA IA HAAwI | DALA no KEKAuI
MNu Han, Ior o IA LEuuLEuU MAuoKo Al o IA LoNA
LAuLA , PANr llouN AEu ~ MAlloKo MAJ IA LoAA
IloAIE,
h Hooholoia q ka Ihaotio o ko Tc,iiorc o Haro1
pNulr +, Oni Kali ana uo ka hoopukaa oku
bona mo- ma muu hokoia uu hru TO- II, 80 umr 'i
70 ku rauku % hr Kauuuw kapah "llr kauuNa lloomuo
pope ANA uo Hama Hon." hooUuuu Eru \hHuIulo ma
luua KHu uu.n ur mpn hnrmaUu Eur a NN hIu ImI.
hnu uH uul hmu mr EH hNwHWr M.I '.nnm Hm. I"H"I
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17

Just q year after the census men
ilnlahod counting the noses OF people
ul This country comics tho news of
discovery ul 1u isolated island OF
ihn coast off Washington, where Ior-
sons 1.-Two who were misscd Ia tho
count and were mott known 10 oNist
Tho arrival of President Fallioros
Hui hlH mrN "a lhe nrlpian capital nn
Hn. p IH WW"h Humueut ma
Doom WH|r f .U advance was lNr
H H. immense Hnd cordial
.NH"" 'IHI.Hn HI HHll Nlll toward
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