davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sentinel=record., 1911-08-23
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, August 22. Ut was a very quiet day in cotton and prices tluctuated irregularly within a range Of about -ten points on active new crop months. August was relatively firm, probably as a result of covering by belated shorts and closed ten points net higher, While new crop positions were net unchanged to two points higher with the final tone ol the market steady.
 The opening was steady at de cline of at 6 points and during the first few minutes active positions sold from five to eight points under the closing figures of last night under scattering liquidation, local bear pres sure and selling by leading trade interests. which was supposed to be Tn the way of hedges, owing to the increasing new crop movement.
 The action of the market suggested that existing accounts were being ev ened up and that fresh business was being restricted by the approach ot the governments September condition report, regarding which the trade evidently feels considerable uncer- tainty owing to the conflicting char. acter of private crop accounts.
 Receipts today were l7,027 agalnst 9,341 ast week and 12,394 last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans 1.l53 bales against 11,S47 last year and a. Houston S,1SS against 5.72S last year.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-08-23
TRUST FUNDS T0 LOAN.

WE HAUL YOUR BAGGAGE AND CHECK SAME TO TOUR DEsTiNA- TON WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE CALL AT oBn oFFiUE OR PHONE ee2. COOPER snos- LIVERY q TRANSFER 70.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
Die bnoobiitiidle Sbrfeise.

Dab ii6 8eIebrte ouf SiitoIen for
bern, nm lire Sbeieu iiber Wtifroprn
ODER iiber Woltbuiius 81 oerieften,
ous rrIebten mir ifon. Neu oagegen
lit, oab man iif pegen zines buo'
0biItiiden 9ertes nit Sbrfcigen traf'
tiren fam. 9os bat lid iett III
Srantreit ereigne. uno murbe Dor
Dem @eridt geiiibnt. Der Erofelior
Beqiot, elm iunger nno elegonter
8uooboforider. bate I'M Sabre 1908
in Turteitun I'M Sempel Der tauieno
9uoobas cine groBe Renge aItt,ine-
fiIfer Ranuifripte entoedt uno lie
fir ben 9oupre un0 fir Die National'
bibIiotbef ernorbenl. gs paren uralte
Wanuitripte aus Dem 10. Sabrbun.
bert uno lie iiuo BON faiierliden
Diftern seidrieben. lleber oensBertb
e~ntbronnte Elm lebbafter niiieni6aft.
Iider Streit, uno Die uneliidieIieen
Sdriften, Die bisber I'M Sdus bes
touIenofn6 ihpeigenoen @ottes &C.
rubt botten, iaben lid els Tittel.
punft pieIer aufgeregter @eIebrter,
Die gar nidt i6peigiam tuoren. Ser
eifriaIte @egner oes Serrn 8eIiot
NOR Ser befannte Spnologe 6arieneI,
Der 10 tpeit gine, Den entoeder Der
WanuIfripte einen riungen Sasfe"
gu nennen, Elm @ort, bas geraoe IN
elmer 9ebatte in buoobiItiiden hinge
Ie~genbeiten ref)t ibIeht flinet. Serr
Yeniot aber ging nod peiter uno
bieb ieinem 8egner ouf einem frob.
Iifen @elnge cine Sbrfeige berunter,
Die, pie Die aueen. unb Sbren5eit'
gen beridten, nidt libel eefnaIt ba.
ben iol.
8egen bieier @eifid)te iton6en
Die beioen @Gnner Der @iIeuidoft
Dor @cridt uno Serr 8eIiot. Der Die
Sbrfei9e ertbeiIt batte, tuurOe 81 5
Srorcs 9itbe unb 81 / Srnnes Sdo-
oenerias nerurtbeiIt. tuorous man er.
iehen fam, baB in bieier 3eit. in Der
ale 9ebensmitteG tbeurer tperoen,
rpenisiteus Die Shrfeiaen mad ME
Dor crfreitIid biuis bleiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
Sin cigenartiaer SdeintobesfaG.

Gin eigenartiser SdeintoOestaQ
miro aus 8intel I'M 8beineau se.
mel0et. 8ort botte iid Der 24.iGb.
riae 9. 8agner cine ihwere 9lutuer.
aiituna ~5u9e5o9en. Nan alaubtc.
nohoer1 er piel geIitten bate unO re.
aun9sIos 0alag, er lei toot. Shcn
IGutete Die S%ootcn9Iode gum 9~egrGb.
rib. 90 iteqte es iih beraus, baB Der
Wnnn in cincm ihmeren Starr.
srorlpf mieS deintoot, OreiSage lang
ecIeacn botte. Grit orei Gage ipdter
lit or oaun. rhnc wieOer Oas 9ewuBt'
icin erlanst gu baben, ~geitorben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
Gifembabn Seittabelle.
0eIapare, eadawanna uno gg,R.rn Satn

S~eIapare, ea6aiuanna uno Beftrn DatH.
Sn Rraft ben "a. SuHi 1906.
BHeIi& -8ulGBt Scranton fir Rtp gprf
nm 2.05, 800. sos. g 90. 1920, Born.
10. 10, 3.25 uue $40 Ra@miitaas. SIR
Rtp SorI uub philadelphia. UNI 500 gprn.;
f2.lO uub 3.35 RdGmittass. Dir
fpSvbauua. $40 Na@mitiaas.
RSroWd-BhrBuHalo UNI LIS. 6.25 u 900
Wcr., t.55 6.40uub III .tnRa&mittaas, aHr
Biusb ,mtuu. Glmtra uHb 3pif&snRotfsusr nm
10 ~ Wor. unt LOS Rd6m. Mir Ssw,oc
Spraeuft uuS Utica. I'M lis unb 6.25 Rsr,.
f.S5 Rdtmtttaas. Osrsac. SproruC, uuA
Utica qua I'm 6.25Wc IdufttdaIt1, auso,.
upmmtu 5cuutaas. Mir WoutroF, nm q'nO
or.;i. los uub $40 Rd&m. RtIoIIpu Vie.
eoncedttcu. um 100 Rd6mittaas. nina.
bimptpu Hctom eeattuH un 6.f5 Wohumfttooe
8foamsbura DihiHon-9uIdRt Serdrtcr
fdr NortbumbtrIduS TIN 635. 10 90 Rcr. =,
t.55 uuN $40 Na&m Dir plymouth UNI 9.OE
Na6mittaas.
SountaaS.9dae.
sioIih -FHr Stem gorf nm Q O5. ago,
6 rs uub 1920 @OrasHs; 3.35 uub 3.4G
Rd6m.
RSroIid - Rdr Buffalo UNI LIS, uut
S.25 Nor. ; t.55 $40 uub lilo Rabm
gar Biuabawtpu uus 3pil4tufatputu, 900
uub 1910 ROrrr'ttnds.
SIaamsburp DibiHon @trISst Serduior
an 'n.2n wcr urh SAC Na6mittaas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
Sreitaa, ben s. Sanuar,

u. .. 1912, nm 10 llbr @prmittaas bee btfad
ten 5nass. aat bic Rthie. liitl uub SuttTtdtu
csr gtrflaatsn in uub auf bic ndhfoIstnb BE-.
f6ritbtrtu Cote, Siri&t usu parisatn eanO.
ME fclst:
30. t.-S1t isut atpiHs Got, Grid pbtr
par,tlt edup. atltstu tn etr Sidtt SCRANTON,
eadapanua 9punip ub Stdat ptnnlvluauia,
trartnit uub btftritbtn pif folat. ntmli6 :
81 Crit go. 10 i'm Quatrat pbr Slud no %
unb gtlsasu an 9rppf StraBt. auf BEN Stapi
plan ppn Serartrn. 9tiaatt Got IN 40 5u6
britt In Broni an Srprf Sirabt bel $50 jug in
Ikft alte peIb, ftrt nit
Rit 9tl6laa btItai une In Grtfution s,upm 4.
msn auf bic 6aat her Rtp Shilu Bui'bing
uni Foam NGpriaiion etgtu 8alsnip Ratyltriti
NIB Rory Raiyltpiei. StuIb D 1900. Sn
tnt0tu rom 1. Datmbtr 1911, Anpaliatbibrtn
uub acftu Der S6uiT foasfiirs $25 "a 81
Sueamsnt 20 265. Sanuar S,rmin 1912.
81. Ga ,lm Sanuar Isrmin 1912.
Stefss, 2updlt.
Btrntr:
30. 2.-aa jtns stptit Got Grid per par.
isfs pane, atltaen In Der Stlet SCRANTON,
eddapauna COUNTY unb Staat ptnniyIvduid,
btarsnit uub bdtrisbtn pis fplat, nsmlth
% Got Rp. "a i'm Auahrat obtr Blpd Re
% unb stltstn an Gbsrrv Straet, auf etm
Siaeit Ian pom SCRANTON. 9sfaait Got IN 40
8ub brett pprn, an gbstrp SiraBs BET $50 5ue
in Iisfs. Bubtftri init tinfm i~ptif5diatn
b~5lurusn @pbnbauit unb auBtnatbGuptn.
Wit 9tihlaa bsltet unb In Grsfuiion eeupm-
ntn auf bic Rldgt br Rtp Shtar Building
unp eOau aKceiaiicn .gtatn Soispb Nit,d
fitVitl unb eusyi RtttitIfitpiG S6ulO 5 N0
5uirtltu rom 6. 9uni 1878. Anpalistbibnu
unb apfftn. Der S&uiH fpatitirt 5 1899 10
9uhamtrt Rp. 264, 9anuar 5trmin 1912.
81. ia. gum 9auuar 5tTmin 1912.
Stptts, Nnpalt.
8trntr;
Rp. 3-aa itnn stpiFt Stri6 ernb, stt
asu In br Stdet Scranton, 0adapdnna COUNTY
nlne Siaat ptnnipIvauid. 81 Got No. 2 I'M
Rlod Np. SIT auf hem plaue btfittlt ,{bt
8airpi,p parf ganp Gpmpars's Nppitcu ,ur
Staet Suanton", rprausfhilih atb6ris re-
atfrirt uue tingtrageu. Btidgtf Yet IN 46
fSllO0 bub In 6rpnt an Wain Nutnut, 43
fiiertfiInsu qiuit, une tu2 t2Ii00 Jus tsf
snilaua bu uoreShli&tn Stttt (eiuit).
Wit Stfhlda btltet uuo in Grsfuiiou gtncni'
HtH uuI pW JtluBt poH NHHlt I. Ubttpuns
aeminifratprin br pint ria ftni6aft Der perf
@albtrint Wstbdn, gtgen Annts WPtsban,
Atminifratorin eT Sinitrlaftnitaft ete pnf
Gbpnrp 0. Nttban, Aunit DE ban une
SAINTS g. Davis, gormune ab liitm pom W.
parp Rabau, gbrifiaHa Tnbau, Rary
DPssbau une Galbsrint Rttbau, Rinou.
t6briat. ShuIe s 1884. 5nintHtn pom q.
Roptmbu 1911. aupaItstbibrsu un6 Rsltn
Sueamtut Nc. 284, November 5umin 1911.
Gen. ia. gum 9anuar Iumin 1912.
carrie, AntpaIt.
80 bas s,HanHtt Gistntbum pirb nur OtssS
8aardbIuns p~sriaHft.
9. 8. Conner, SderiH.
S&ntHsamt SraHisH, Ta., DsnnnRaG btH
7. Dptmbu 1911.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
Inner SunncnitrabI.

SSm Infano mar Die @eIt unaoItIid,
0unfel,
Won iob ihr on. lie itammte aus Dem
Pifts.
@is iie nit ieinem itrabIenoen @e.
funtel
Gum gnrooieip ihuf Der 9ott oes
2i6ts.
9nh einiam mar Der Iann. Gin
neiies @er0e.
limb Rbobus itredt Den beIen Son.
nenleib,
Gin SonnenitrubI tiiBt eIiibeno iest
Die eroe,
limb ass benz 8liiis paro 6ns erite
Beib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
ea6aiunuua G. @pomina Ballet.
(9anreT qinie.l
3wHHsu Scranton uue @HFte. Barre.

3wf&tu Scranton uue @fHse.gdrrs.
3Ha SuidHtuS scranton um I n0.2.no. 3M
100, 500 uut 900 Rsrd,us. I'm 5 40 Ror.
asus an @pdsuidasH une ale ud6fOIasurt
lranta Winuttu, urb uut ZOO WOrdtne ar
@rnutdasn uub ais uaGfciatuts ,tpanita Wi.
nuitr NE uub trfTuapt 70 no Rnhts, In mH-
sts.@drrs Al Rfuutsu ibdttr anFommtrb.
Grp'a,Aas, uur IN Ttttston dubdIteub, Sr
aHsu Sudutou ait Stuuet 'daItn, dueo,-
upmmsn Spuutdds unb Rtttrtdatn. vpu 7.fa
Rpratus Bic 7.ta attubs. une trtfsn fngBf.
sss-earTt3 10 Rtauteu fbdter Elm.
OsttrrtY DieHa ,wtf6.n Scranton. Ras dud
1dri, Tuna pari, ptttrsburd unb Duumprt.
Stsb' NabreIau fHr atbddbef5rbsrubt 3Hat.
Srattn Kraft an 6. SHItf907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
Gin biitoriifes Tftenitif.

Ger Barrier ,Semps" pubIisirt
Dos i'm Sftober 1870 ans geriaiaes
an Die 8rin5eiiin Sanu.8 ~ittgenItein,
Eodyter oes Serioqs BON 9Iacns. ee-
rihtete Sdreiben 9ismards oils flint.
mort ouf einen burh Die aennnnre
RrtnSeiiiu an a6nig 8iIheIm I. &c.
Iangten 9rief oes @rafen GIANT
boro. Dieter batte angefraat, ME
man iid i'm @eriaiqer Soflager our
@ieOereiniesuna Der 9ourbons Der.
baIten miiroe. Die I'M Iuftraae oes
a6nies bon 9ismnrd gegebene Nus.
funft entb6It Die grtIdrung. oaB Der
a0nia iebr germ iiber ben 6rieoen nit
Dem Gbef Der 9ourbons %berbanoeIu
poIte, nenn oieier i'm Ramen oes
fror5oIiihen Bottles iprefen fonnte,
ober Der 36nig iei ourdous abge.
neiat, iih in Die inneren GngeIegen.
beiten Srontreids gu miiden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

8Gbreno Der Raroffofriie itan6
oIio england nit Der Son6 ON
Shmerte oa, nm Sronfreid bel Ell.
mem b~eruaffneten 3%uiummenitoB nit
9eutihIono ~5u beIien". es ipieIte
auseniheinlih Die Roae ienes SeI.
ben. Der Iansiam sur:idtu .ihen6, auf
ben @esner bIident. laut idrcit:
rSaItet mid. ballet mid. ionit bring
i'd Jpn uni"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

Ser Wapor Sbant bon Sn6iana.
poIis miro bon ieinen 9egnern aIs
9emagoge be5eibnet, peiI er Scar.
toffeln gum balber Rorftpreis Der,
fault. $Gtten mir MIR cine eanSe
Gn5obI oieier 9emogogen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

Sn Den eriten feds Ronaten Die.
fes Sabres iiberihritt in 6rantreit,
Die 3abl Der SooesiGae Die Der De-
burton UNI 1929. IS linb niht Die
Spfer Ser2uitihiifiabrt alein. welhe
oieien bemerfensmertben unteritico
heraulaiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

Rep gorferG Iuboamen Ioben Dem
9ommiiiGr Biaiams auf ellis So.
LAMB einen 9eiuh abeeitattet, unS ii6
nit ieinen 8ori6IGgen bebufs ipcite.
rer 9eihrirtung Der @inpanoerung
einneritauoen erfl6rt. ~Ne too, iagt
SamueI @ompers oIs oritter i'm
9unOe. Cine nette Seielidaitl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

llniere peitIifen Sarmcr iino
prattiife 9cute. Sic iufen auf benz
aaeroin9s nift mebr un9enohnIiden
@ege Srouen in ben 3eitungen. 9as
foitet be0euteno peniger, oIs penn
Iie einem IGOden Den Sol MAIDEN
1lnO Sciien Reiguna ourb 0eibenfe
gu eeruinnen iuden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

Sn Der Ter gorfer Staot Sde-
neftaop bat Dem iiegreiden io6ialiiti.
ifen Observation-Disclosures Der
8nblfampf MIR $50 setoitet. Sof.
fentIid miro or Oieic Spariamteit
au6 in Der 8erpaItung beobndten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

Cine neur, bereits nit 3Gbnen aus.
aeriiitete @roen6iirgerin bot III 8is'
coniin oos 2idt Der 8elt erblidt.
90 Ite inoeb feline Saare OH ben
3abnen bottc, lit es 5Deiielboft, Oh
iie lid iebr baIo ODER ~iiberhdupt ben
Suiiru9etten auiblieBen miro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

Die GinpanoerungSbeb0r0e itrGubt
iih gegen Die 3uluiiung pom Rlatt.
iiiBGern. @egen Die YiattOeutidar
bat iie dber biSber nod nihts eeiagt,
bod oieier 9eb0rOr lit .eiuiaes" 81.
j%utrauen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
6tberiGs -Oerkauf
-ppn-
8ertbBOarm GrHaOGigeRtbHm
Greitas, 5. Sanuur 1912.

@'m6e p,rfbitbsner' grffitiOnsbtfsbIs pOr
6isra 8aeias. 9tUdri 6aeias unb gsueitiOni Or
ponas. ausasftlt pom BEN Common pleas Sc
ri6t ron eadapnnna GOuntp. an mid strittu
psrpt i'd ausfrBtu sum SHsntlitsn 8trfaul
bur& @tIftisuuua Oh ausruf an etn boot
oesr mtiff Siatubtn, fir 8oar. In esm sc.
rihisa,bduet In rn Stapi Suantc1. eada.
mama &puntp. an
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

@s miro berif,tet, ooB StaIier TO-.
900 aiIten SnieftenpuEper nod Fri.
polls ididten. Sa Die SoIboten furdt.
bar inter benz pom ben Siirten Su-
riidaeIaIienen r~nee5ieier gu Ieioen
batien. GieIe 9ampfesrpeiie Der Cir.
fen entbebrt elmer eemiiien 9islihteit
niht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

Gin Rerifaner rurbe babel ertappt.
aIs er eineu @bineien. ben er auf BEN
@iiden trltg, iiber Die @rense mad
Seras itmuegeln ipo1te. limo &ob
un6 &eiter pur6en eingeItedt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

9ie fiiSIif)en Stoaten eaben i'm
perfIoiienen Sabre $44. 100000 fir
ben Bon uno ole ausbeiieruns bon
2%anoitroBen aus. 0as tuar iebenfaas
Die bette 9apitaIunIage, Die iih ben.
fen IieB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

Sic SresIouer Srtseruppe Der
@enoifenitaft beutider 9ubnenange'
boriger bat ben ibredlider ent'
idIub gefaBt, oiegutogropben, pelbe
Die 9odfii6e bon ben 9iibnengrober
erbitten. 5u beiteuern. 0a oiiritc ous
anaebot beoeutcnS GROCER weroen,
aIs ole Ra6ira9e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

Die Eripeiiin Cutie bon 9eIsier
lit enbeiltig nit ibren anipriiden
auf ben odterlifen Niaionennahlab
ab9euieien morOcu. 0as miro ibren
@Iaubigern nod oiel weber tbun ola
ibr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

SIN Gtaate Iem yorf purben tpab'
reno Der flir3en Saso5eit oui Stride
rieltt Renifen eridoiien. 9ie 3abl
Der CUR Strede aebrad]ten Stride lit
Iei6er nidt o~nsereben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

Muf ben SbiIippinen trinfen I'm.
iere SoIOaten in @%rmongelung non
Bier Dino, bier,iIanoe idleGten
Suiel. 9as ReiultGt lit baiielFe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
Sd2nitel.

Ger SetroIcumtruit 1T zines fanf'
ten So6es oeridieOen unb bot 80
9inber h%interlniien. Die oas amerita'
niife Bolt p~eriornen ioa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

Ser britiide GdasathtsfanSIer o.
eEopo-@ George oarf iia 6etreit ben
sroBteu RauibeIoen aaer 8eitea ~.
s6hIea-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

Ser cole Renih Iebt ME oeraebens.
CIR sebt emit, bemmt ii6 bier iein
Saul,
Sad SonnenuutergaR9 6es 2ebers
Ills Elm @eitirr Der Ra&weIt ouf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

Csa6s1sAsstsa Ne ~ b ~
.DssssbIstt' NsA
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-07

Peruna has been found the most re-
liable of all remedies for coughs, colds
and catarrh, by reason of the fact that
it goes at once to the very seat Of the
trouble.
1t searches out every crevice, every
duct of the body. 1t quickens and equal
ICES the circula- v-----------.-..-----s
ton Of the blood, PE-RU-NA
thus relieving the TIE REMEDY
congested mucous FOR CATARRH
membranes 1t ex- or THE LUNGS.
ercises a healing L--------..-...s----..-u-.
and soothing effect upon the mucous
membranes, no matter whether they
are the more exposed membranes of the
head and throat, or whether they line
the remotest cells Of the lungs,
Mrs. Jaschob, 1851 Hicks St., Toledoi
Ohio, U. S. A., writes:
"When I wrote to you for advice, I
had been sick for three years. 1 had
trouble with my throat. Often L could
not breathe through my nose. I also
had pains in my chest and a cough.
took Peruna according to directions
and it has cured me-"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-07

3 The two years have now elapsed
that were set for the repayment of all
depositors in the Hawaiian postal
bank, and still There is an amount Of
between 81 500 ana $1,000 belonging to
uutraced depositors in the hands of
the Territory. AS it seems impossible
to trace them, the money will be add
ed to the territorial eXchequer. The
bank, and still there is an amount OF
annexation, and the work OF repaying
the depositors was begun. Eventual
" Congress set a time limit of two
years in which all the money had to
he claimed All efforts to trace the
owners of the remaining sums have
failed
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-07
THE WEATHER

Local Office, Z. S. Weather Bureau,
Honolulu, Y. II. January Z, 191l
Temperature, { =. n; s a. m; 10
a. IN; and morning minimum:
&c; 20; 70; 20; G5.
Barometer reading Absolute hum
idity (grains per cubic foot; relative
humidity and dew point at a m:
29.S4; 5.5SG; 20; 81.
Wind VELOCITY ana direction at 6 a
m; a. m; 10 a m; and noon:
Sc; &c; Use; Use.
Rainfall curing - hours ending 8 a
m, trace.
Total wno movement during 2
/ hours ended at noon, SO miles.
WM. 4. STOCKMAN.
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-07

Several Koreans and Japanese
named Takata, got into a scrape last
night owing to the Koreans holding a
celebration in their rooms to the an
noyance of the Japanese. Takata went
to the door of the Koreans room and
asked them to make less noise but
the Koreans were not taking any or
ders from the Japanese, and they set
upon him. TaKata retaliated and
seems to have given more than he
took, for the Koreans sent for the
police and gave the Japanese in charge
for assault Deputy City and County
Attorney Brown remarked that there
were no grounds on which to prose
cute the japanese, who had only hit
back at the Koreans, as che had a
perfect right to do" Judge w. B. Ly-
mer nolle pressed the case,
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are treated in such way as to only
palliate the symptoms, while the cold
becomes mere deep-seated and the
patient finally awakens to the fact that
she has a well-developed case of ca
tarrh.
By reason of their delicate structure,
the lungs are frequently the seat of
cold, especially if there is the slightest
weakness of these organs. The treatment
of catarrh of the lungs is also more diff
fcult and discouraging than catarrh OF
any other organ of the body.
1t would be wise therefore, to guard
against it by every precaution possible
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ANGRY CHINESE
ROAST CONSUL

A great Chinese mass meeting in
Aala Park, followed by a threatened
riot on Hotel street, gave the police
a lively night last night. The occa-
sion was the gathering of local Chi
nese to petition for the removal of
Consul LANG The latter's home was
guarded last night by mounted police,
and as the meeting showed its DISPOSE
ton Jarrett made preparations to in
crease the force at his home if ne
cessary. But there was no movement
towards the consulate by the crowd.
There were several THOUSAND Chi
nese at the Aala park meeting. With
loud showings of anger they adopted
resolutions denouncing the consul for
his alleged scheme to take census
and collect a charge from those en-
rolled, and for having, as is charged,
/ sent a report to Peking denouncing
various local Chinese as revolution
| lists.
The strength of feeling was made
evident by a general agreement to
close all places of business during the
time of the meeting. The threatened
riot was caused by the discovery OF
one Chinese restaurant, on Hotel
street, which was not closed. A ra
pidly increasing crowd of angry Chi
nese was apparently about to demolish
the building when Sheriff Jarrett, in
company with District Attorney Brec
kons, arrived on the scene. They
were aided a few moments later il
stopping the pilikia by Detective Nc
Dufie and Assistant Kellett. Tit
crowd, however, would not dispense
and it was necessary to clear tn,
block.
The residence of the Chinese consu
= is still guarded by police at night.
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LODGE OFFICERS
TO Be INSTALLED

The installation of officers elect for
the present term of Oahu Lodge No
1, Mystic Lodge No. 2, and William
Mckinley Lodge No. 8, Knights of
Pythias, will take place this evening,
at Pythian Castle hall, Beretania and
Fort streets.
r. A. Wadsworth, P c., of Aloha
Lodge No 3, located at Waikiki, Maui,
now district deputy supreme chancel-
lor, will be the installing officer, as
sisted by the following; Brother Nc
Grew, P. c., acting as G. V C; Brother
Wolf, p. c., acting as G. P; Brother
McChesney, P. c., acting as G. K.
of R. and s.; Brother Neill, P. y,
acting as G. M. of E.; Brother Zieg-
Ter, p. c., acting as G. l. G.; Brother
Sharp, p. c., acting at G. o. G.
After installation three beautiful P,
C. jewels will be presented to the
hIetiTing chancelAors, Commanders
William Jones, of Oahu No. 1; c. j.
Hummel, of Mystic No. 2, and Brother
Taylor, of William Mckinley No, 8.
After The jewel presentations the
brethren will sit down to banquet
| to be spread in the social hall, and the
balance of the evening will be spent
in speechmaking and social inter
course. All knights are welcome.
The various officers to be installed
for the three lodges are: Oahu Lodgt
No. 1-Simpson Decker, c. c.; F. H.
Hawkins, v. c.; ustav Meyer, presi-
dent o. F. Heine, K. of R. and S.
George McCarty, NJ. at A.; j. p. Rego
NJ. of w; Augustus Deering, P. G. M
of F.; Richard Costing, NJ. of E.; Mar
Keehan, !. G.; Franz Bechert, o. G.
J. Neill, p. c.; E. H. F.. Wolter, p
c.; William Jones, P. c., trustees.
Mystic Lodge No. "A. B. Angus
c. c.; w. II Jiles, V. c.; C. F. Kip
pier, M. of w; J L. Duckworth, pre-
sident = Waldron, P. c., *. of R
]. F. C. Ables, M. of e, w. H. Gil
p. c., |. G.; A. Andersen, o. G.
and S.; c.. Hummel, p. c., M. of F.
J. NJ. McChesney, p. C. trustee; J
G. O'Brien, M. at A.
William Mckinley Lodge No. sc
: Kilbey, c. c.; A. F. Gertz ". c.; A
H. Ahrens, president; e. A. jacob
son, K of r. and S.; w. j. CooI
= M. of F.; H. Bicknell, NJ. of E.; H
: Meyer, M. of W; f. Kinsley, M. /;
A; Brother Wright, l. G.; Brothe
Purcell, o. G.; Brother Taylor, p. C.
+ Brother Wolf, p. c., trustees.
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The dedication of the new Methodist
Episcopal church which was to take
place Sunday, January Is, is poslpon'
cd TO Sunday, January p, the date
originally set. This is owing to the
fact that the Mongolia, on which Bish
Cd Hughes sails will be two days late
in reaching Honolulu.
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year. Often they
are not consid-
cred serious and
are allowed to
run on, or they
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A NEGLECTED cold is generally the
I \ first cause of catarrh.
Women are especially liable to colds.
These colds occur more frequently dur
ing the wet, sloppy weather of winter
and spring than any other time of the
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At the Christian church, 1880 o'clock
Sunday evening, w. A. Bowen will
give a description of the famous ODE
rammergau Passion Play" as seen by
himself Mr. Bowen is a keen OBJ
server and a fluent and ready speaker
and it will be treat to hear his ac'
count of that famous production. A
cordial welcome is extended to all who
wish to attend.