davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17

Il0I Tuulld0a T18QKO Kl0Qy SlS
~zachmurzyla, wiecej bowiem
|igral ma jej r6zanych ustecz'
kach usmiech szczescia j swo'
body. Kiedy sic W niedziele
wybraia do kosciola j glove
przystroi{a W jedwabna chu-
stke, dozwalajaca widziec
po}yskuiace w}osy uczesane
g}adko j splccione W jeden
warkocz, spadajacy az ma ple-
cy; gdy %wysmuk}a gietka XII
bic przyozdobi}a W pofysku-
iacy kabacik sznurowany, a
szyje ozdobi}a prawdziwemi
koralami ma cztery rzedy,
mona ME tylko by}o podzi-
Wac urode %dziewicy, ale "a
uwazyc take zamoznosc do.
mu.
Me mylono sic co do O.
statniego. Buzalski lubil So
bic %pozwolic, ale to nie Jaw
SIZE i pr6cz tego praca i 0.
szczedno6cia umia1 wydatek
wynagrodzie. Me szczedzsc
sobie ami rodzinie, re byl do
brym i rzetelnym rzemi6lni-
klein, wnet jedne pc drugiej
po6czoche z tals.rami scho-
wal ola c6rki ma posag.
rzemiosla i domu mia}
jeszcze obszerne ogrodY,
przesliczny sad owocowy i
laval }aki. Byl zatem jed
nym z najzamozniejszych O..
a jedYoaczka Baska
padkobierczynia wszystkie-
go.
Jak i teraz, tax i dawniei
prey ozenku grail ro-
|e nieposlednia. DIS wpra-
gorzej, bo gdyby won
.zas ola majatku wzia} sobie
m}odzieniec stara babe na
stalby sic %posmiewis-
miasta. By1y take,
prawda, ma1zehstwa wiekiem
ME ~odpowiednie, ale to rad
ko6cia.
Basia mia}a zalotnik6w cafe
mn6stwo, gdyz kawaler6w
ME tylko majatek, Gle
piekny buziaczek ~dziewczy-
ny. Ia iednakze dotad niczem
'ie ME zdradzila, ably xomu
: nlcL miafa wiecej sprzyjac
anizeli ~przyzwoito66 nakazy-
Byla z mimi wesoia,
'zczebiotliwa, a kiely odeszli
.,apominafa. Cieszyl sic z tego
powodu ojciec niezmiernie,
,dyz wyb6r meza GORGE chcial
sam za}atwic. JUL tez iej ma
0 tym lub owym'
ale c6rka sic usmiechne}a i
powiedziawszy, 10 to ma czas,
EEEE-EE .9S 49, -tL s#&s&tS -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17

NAA4 - 6N ;
sic do niej ME przypisywa},
kontentuiac sic przywilejami
wolnego obywatela miasta
Kiszkowa. @ kilka dom6w
|dalej, wprost ratusza, miesz
kali pan Maciej.
Pomimo lego przywa1 byl
on jednakze ~pierwszorzed.
nym krawcem i zatrudnis1
ca}y tuzin czeladzi, tax; re
Micha} jake. starszy, tylko
przykrywaniem odbieraniem
m6gl sic trudnie. Pan Ma
ciej miaf take c6rke Zosie
ma wydaniu, i nieraz mysla}
re moze pc sobie zostawi war
sztat Micha}0wi.
Michal, nazwiskiem jerry
kiewicz, pochodzi} z Cinema,
take z porzadnej rodziny
krawieckiej. Gniezno naon.
czas jednakze ME bylo tax
handlowem i przemys}owem
jak Kiszkowo, przeto tutaj
ksztaicil sic dalej W SVEN
rzemiosle, p6ki w}asnego ma
swa reke ME za}ozy, o czem
juz niejednokrotnie mysla}.
Ma majatku mu ME brak}o,
o re bv} znanYm z uczciwo-
Sci i biegtosci W swym "a
przeto spodziewaf sic
pomyslnosci ma przyszlosc.
Byi to przystojny m}odzlan.
Wysoki, 0 twarzy mi}ej, o.
dobionej czarnym wasem. No.
sill sic ma kwista zwykle pc
wielkopolsku, lax byla moda
okolicY. Poznania. Otwar
ia kapota z peleryna, dalej
zupan, zwiazany pasem wei
nianym, spodnie szerokie,
dlugie buty, a ma g1owie czwo-
1ograniasta czapke. Gdy do
tego jeszcze wzia1 W reke xii
nabity W seki 6wleczkami,
AMI ME by1oby sic pc MIN
MONA domyslec krawca, chy-
ba jakiego junaka zawalidro-
&c. A tYmczasem, chociaz
byl odwaznym, gdy
togo by1o potrzeba, by} to So
bic mlodzieniec cichy, skrom-
nych obyczaj6w, szczery j
.prawdziwie pobozny. Dzlew-
.zeta tez kiszkowskie z boku
nieraz na6 spogladaiy, lecz
.icha1 dotad ustepowal i'm
Z drogi. SERGE jego zdawa}o
sic bye gluchem ma przymi-
krasnolicych dziewoi
4 navel zdawal sic ME uwa-
Lac ma to, co tenn wiecej
.dziewczeta drazni}o i pobu-
do %taiemnego gniewu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27
After 80 Years Of
Welded Life, Wife
Gets Her Divorce


"Why do you want \ a..
vorcef" Judge pykemsn asked.
Simple as the question vas.
u was rot so easy 70 answer
Mrs. Martha Derrick had just
concluded her testimony
her husband. Albert .. Derrick,
a Ballard carpenter, 70 whom
she had reen married for 81
years They separated last
October. she testified; his tern
per became unbearablc: he'd
make threats against her; he'd
strike her: he'd break the fur
niture; her health was broken
down. They have seven eh'L
dren. two Of whom are under
AGE. That was reason enough,
she thought.
She was given the divorce.
Yesterday proved a record
breaker as default divorce day.
Only two cases were called,
and but one decree was granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27
YOUNG BLOOD IS
ALWAYS HOT"

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept ZI.~-tp'
holding the recent utterances OF n
r. Crane OF Chicago that the use
Of intoxicants Is almost general
among American college men
Chancellor Samuel Avery OF the
University OF Nebraska IL out to
day with an explanation Of their al
legged intemperance.
Student life everywhere is char
acterized by some undesirable fea
lures. and always will be-" said
Avery. This is because education
cannot well BIO deferred until the
student hag' come to be as staid a.
his parents. Young blood Is hot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27

NORTH YAKIMA. Wash. Sept
REORGANIZATION with an aggre
gate voting membership Of upwards
Of 100000 voting men and women
are directly represented In the fed
Grafton OF farmers and working
men formed hero yesterday for the
promotion of progressive political
measures.
Wage Vigorous Campaign.
The organisation will wage Wig
orous campaign for the adoption OF
pending constitutional amendments
providing for the initiative. refer.
endum and recall. and demand OF
candidates for the next legislature
that they pledge themselves TO sub
nit constitutional amendment
providing for the recall OF Judges,
. provision which was excluded
from tho pending recall amend
ment In the last legislature by the
special interest cohorts
This coalition OF political forces
Is the outgrowth OF a loose fedora.
ton formed NJ Olympia during the
last session Of the legislature AZ
that session the State Federation
OF Labor. the state Grange. the
State Farmers Union and the state
Direct Legislation League were all
represented BY legislative commit.
tees. each asking legislation In the
interests OF their members.
Their Interests Identical
BY consulting each other the
members Of these respective com
mittees found that they were able
10 cooperate on all measures asked
BY each other. and by eonsolidat'
ing their forces, all were able 20
win every measure asked by them
except the submission OF a consti'
tutional amendment permitting the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27
RIG sIuDENI Rally

A rousing student rally was nein
II the university auditorium this
morning. Student leaders In va
rfons activities held the rest OF the
s'sfudes speilbound. The band
played. the college yells were given
several hundred times, inter.
spersed with the class yells. and
promises for support In all nniyer'
sity endeavors were heartily pro
claimed
Victor Zednick spoke on the ath-
lotto situation, Jerry Riordan for the
University Daily, Mildred Logins
for the Women's league. Rex konde'
bush for debate and oratory. J. !.
81. John for music. Russell Maekey
for the associated student body and
Tom Deering for the lecture course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27
lOO,OOOV Voters ofState
in Federation to Work
for Progressive Laws

people 10 initiate constitutions
amendments. For the purpose OF
continuing tho crusade for that
measure they agreed at that time
to call the conference here this
week.
Committee Named.
The conference here convened
Monday. II was found that the
conflicting interests Of the several
organizations had disappeared,
making Il posaible 10 perfect a
permanent federation OF the sew
eral organizations for organized po-
iltlcal action. Such federation
was formed In the creation OF an
executive committee consisting OF
one representative from each or
SANITATION. The members OF this
committee are Charles X. Case 81
Seattle for the State Federation OF
Labor. Fred ]. Chamberlain OF
puyallnp for tho Orange. Amer
MeCnrtain OF Davenport for the
Farmers Union and II, A. Meiain
OF Seattle for the Direct Legislation
League.
The great political power 81 this
movement can be best appreciated
when 4 Is understood that the new
movement Is much more strongly
cemeuted together. and starts of
with a much better working organ
nation than was ever perfected In
the poindextcr campaign. which
swept Washington last year like a
prairie fire.
Throughout the conference here.
which lasted for two days. all dis.
cussion OF candidates for office was
rellgiously excluded. II hcins quite
generally accepted that Il IL too
early as yet TO take affirmative ac'
ton az to candidates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27
GR|FF|THS
WANTS LEVY
Z MILLS

To reduce the tar levy TO ~
mills ~ the ambition Of Council
man Griffiths. For more than n
week he has iabored over the many
items In tho tar budget for the
coming year with the result that
he In now ready 10 submit his lind
inEs 10 the other councilmsn.
Griffiths contends that tsTo.20s
may be pared off tho budget with
out impairinE the efficiency Of the
city government. That would mean
q reduction OF estimated expsndi'
turcs to es.0Gb. AIS. or about $780,
900 less than last year. II means
q reduction In the estimated
amount 10 DO raised by TAXATION OF
t6s2.i<0 and will leave s2.tls.7so
10 be raised by taxation.
ITO roach this figure II will not
be pecessary 20 out any salaries"
said oriffiths today. - propose 10
agree 10 eli the raises In salaries Of
those receiving less than 500 q
month and will only ash that
those who are now getting above
sfoo do not receive any rsIse."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27

rent in Austria"
Circuit -. Drama. In Ancient
Days: comedy. An Unknown Ian
guagc''. drama. "Al Martins
Game"
Drama. Saved From the
Torrents. scenic. 'Old Delhi and
Its Ruins. comedy. Electric
BootS". scenic. "Snrflng. National
Sport in The Hawaiian Island" /;
drama. -The Rangers StrAtagern
Class A Drama. Mckee Rankln's
49,: comedy. over the Chaflnx
Dish: comedy. THE Tired. Absen'
Minded Man drama. The Senor.
ita's Conquest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27

Drama. The Bottle OF
Trafaigars. comedy. When Wiley
Holds tho Purse Strings: comedy,
"A convenient Burglar. drama, "A
Western Memory"
crand~-Drama. zone Flag at
Last: comedy drama. The Llfc
Saver: drama. The Express En-
velope.-
Lyccuns -The Sailo's Love
Letter. drama. The Fright I;
scenic. Fire Brigade In Moscow {.
drama. Live. Love and Believe
comedy. ..The Ciuematograph
Ffond'': scenic. "A Mountain Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27

DR.. J. ". Mccormack Of Kentucky
will lecture nj the First Presby
terrain church Friday evening. Sept
18th. on Things About Doctors
That the Public Should Know" DIR
Mccormack promises TO reveal
some startling facts about medical
practice. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27
INSURANCE COMPANIES TO
PAY LOOTGp BANK

PRIEST RIVER. Idaho. Sept az
Cashier Berry Of the Priest River
hank. which was robbed Of $4,000
In cash. announced today that the
bank was fully insured against loss
The yewRmcn secured also n $4,000
certificate Of deposit on the Bon.
ner County National bank and
county warrants amounting "a
5000. Tho paper IN not negotiable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27

terfered with his chance 10 escape
through the same hole.
Three OF the Jail birds. however
were captured later. about seven
miles from Pasco. They are Joe
Myers. Lon Anderson and George
Dyer. The fourth. Ever Bjornson,
IL still at large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27
Weather Observers Mother Dies
A. Hannah Al daIfokurv Gq

MrB. Hannah NJ. 5AIIBDNTyl 6oJ
mother OF George ". Salisbury,
United States weather observer In
Seattle, died yesterday at the home
OK her son. Il. v. Salisbury, ia 18th
av. The funeral will be held tolnor-
row. She was q resident Of Seattle
for II Years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27
YOU'LL FIND IT HERE

had been kept M an ornament,
Mrs. Anna Hniplt Ia now In the
hospital for injuries that are on
poctcd TO prove fatal.
BERKELEY. csl.--FIes poisons
are under experimentation BY sci
entists M tho university here. nm.
der direction of Prof. q. w. Wood
worth. Tho fieas wade about care
iesnly In many Of the miIder poiS'
unn.
John Q. Husheii, manager Of ths
Seattle Auction Co. sos Pike nt..
was arrested yesterday. charged
with having sold furniture without
notifying the county treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27
EVEN BRICK WALL
TURNED HIM DOWN

NV I slIFH FF~*~ Isa.rd WtfelF
pASCO. Sept 81 -" Nobody ioves
q fat man. quoted u. W, Brown. as
he looked Iongtngly after bis erst.
while four prison companions. Who
erawled through a hole In the brick
wall In the Jail which they prlcd
open with an iron bar.
Cant wait for you, Brownie. :
they whispered alphabetically IN
his ear. when n Was discovered that
Browns too ample proportions IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27

WAvcRoss. oa.--W. a. Radford.
an express messenger, In Ia TAIL for
tearing up money. He tore up 100
81 bills aud scattered the pieces
about the floor OF his ear. He Is
said 10 have protested against be-
lng compelled 10 work on account
OF his condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27

Morocco has probably 10000. 900
population, and only tenth of the
land Is under cultivation. Some
big country that,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27
AT THE THEATRES

! Moore -Trixie F'rIganxa.
Seattle---The House Next
Door"
lois WIldfire."
Aitambra--"The Silver King
! orpheum--vaudeville.
! Empress--Vaudesiilc.
! Pansages-vaudeyille.
crand--vaudevillc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27
A serIes Of debates between high

school teams In the city have been
arranged to determine the city
championship. The first debate
will be held between Queen Anne
and Lincoln On December 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27
THE WAY or WOMEN
r. LII ..lLaI 49, L.. 49, ~

CLEVELAND. o.--it 10 Just Sc
years since John y. Rockefeller gos
his first job. Ho caused tho Amer.
lean flag to be flown over his For
eat Hill home today In honor OF the
event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27

The lsvan Plumbing q Heating
company was yesterday awarded
the contract for the nsw heating
plant In Deacon hill school at STA.
k75.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27
INJUNCTION AoA,Nsr

An injunction against j, W
4 nulloek's buxxsaw at his wood
\ yard. near Federal av.. has
\ been asked by r. A. Frabsioli
4 and wife. owners Of = real
4 dencc 1T 1877 Federal nv. They
\ also want the former council
\ man enioined from conducting
\ a stable 30 feet from their
4 home.
: = = 4 4 n 4 = 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27

WINNIPEG. Man.---Robert Roll
ors has been invited to enter the
new cabinet 10 be formed by Lead.
or Borden. lie IL now minister OF
public works In Manitoba. lie
probably viii become minister OF
tho Interior.
WINSTON SALEM. ". c.--Ths
body OF r. l. Farrow. ar. 80. was
found nj the foot Of the altar In
the Masonic Temple here, A re.
volver was found on the floor. IL
In believed farrow killed himself
because al III health.
THE WAY or WOMEN
The plri with q hole In her stocking
will try
To hide u In vain from your
paxe.
But percharee " the stocking 10
nothing but holes
'Tis the thing that abe proudly
displays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27
MspFoRp. or.--When

\ MepFoRp. or.--wher told !
4 that he had fallen heir 10 $780, 7
= 900 left him by ar uncle. VIM. I
I Weber. employed Az a rertan- I
= rant cook here. said he WAS I
\ too busy cooking 10 talk and I
. made an appointment with tho 1
4 lawyer for next day. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27

Germany has one merchant ilns
which has 400 ships on the seas
going To all the important ports OF
the globe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27

The Wsss Gate lodge Of the Ma
sonic order will have charge Of the
funeral Of Samuel Iichtenstsdter.
who died At ketchikan. Alaska. and
whose body arrived ON the steamer
Jefferson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27

NEW yoRk.--uslng 40 q ham.
mcr loaded onepound shell that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27

Five university .profs." former
students Of the University Of Penn
syiyania. we're entertained by the
Ponnsy Alumni club Of this city al
the Hotel Butler yesterday. The
guests were Profs. Seikirk. Smith
Adler, Smith and Sawyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27

Peter orosseup says he Will not
resign his u. n. judKeship until tho
criticisms OF him are published.
Wouldn't II be mean. now. n they
charged Pete advertising rates on
what they naid about himf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27

Women's i6-button-length Fine Lisle
Gloves with mousquetaire wrists; in various
shades OF tan, special 15c pair
Women's Two-clasp Lisle Gloves in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27

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myself.
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ss.'sss:cn |
rssno 'lcs
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s%a,nk, q
n s.sos'eto
\ s = o
msa.-d ro!I
4 a. o,e u,,i ~
r 1sSun'..I
ior,r,un |.
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thes ISL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-23

H. Irriiiiss ariinsls 90 tlis. T.rftnry
sEsser 80 I1H.iilr.. .msl siuertntsn.I-
I'll sC RfhiHse DESTRUCTION willis r.
ifns iaa issi 8 mss ftpuuaus ,yDe,t
o. Esslimr 1ias Diss rsfi.fsr Hinrtaf OF
'fsr alSfll..r- a.sIasE term Will. in
Ia s.a'.a s-reurit Nix Pope IoSl;ed
irrfi,s lianTEiily iHtr uUa Industrial
assIesl JriIHisuD ~ ~ iE CARRIED ont
ilssrp- a.f So sili sudf'avar as aflnpf
. ras1su ~ faalr ,iim Br1rtisrd 90
iils n.aaer 81 fasssii,is.- 10 lie cpHsfl1ic-
dsH ~ lie us-v bmihiurs Gu- tiis
.,sug lilnpnrsa S.haaL rIea r.sacli-
isrs ~ lusti-s vii enti.rr largely intb
rlis. lew rnisry HEt . system % ~
1srr7s siii 10 ieur HAT viii siiaw tIie
stiaiu 81 lie institution al a riauee.
i,i4. .'stiiraiiausa is.uaIsmeur Will also
- eiiss 81 Is5ssities will Tie. mSney
srsalaiiis. ~ mindnrr ursscticai indiir-
rifal. nrir 100 lie Dui,iir eiiualt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-23

iles ssnfla lzffa vlaies ar putting
b. iaes a. as lie Ca cauyaH deid
snsc rinss essx cpHuerriSn will dds..
gq.ss,-- $50 tils. inain line iIsHid .sFeaf-
h. nesraaes Tie s.Hmne ygiues 90 tlleae
.ulnamFme-.
anssfn1titF fiis itdsuaudhuf 0Hl
sasosp-pf lsspencs- las p,stiiIarpd to.
aslrnu aIa- ,siii 10 Isrue5tl Instrument
. ~ a.riinss mr. .iie JyDaser, q lsar
wfep rlre paHel 90 lie Atpncv TO-
fslsls ~ .-ss.pssss 90 aFfps arInJdpftai ami
la sriIsraps ssigHia sfTatiy asd,. not
ialfF m lsfti-rinsE assriips conditions.
as- 10 .ssaariHse riie ruuaumer~ % GER
s.lml ssrB1lig 30 oil Tie Ntauryr aues
- aangIns ats~ ia su.adsg Increase o.
iaufneaas sast sss,uH. To. rimid pper--
sssgr- rilas- ril.-r Wn Hiii 10 an infiu-
.sless o. riies Inarfa,s- to- urnp.rt him
lIml Isunes Jriepr Tie Jria Gfr tiio
sssr- izsf 81 ufH vssss fssusuee barrels
,s-ssinsr E-neyer jarrr 6r- tie nrHt
la..4ff 20 lmll-
1 GsnsuIaiBianr .asr pfIlbBttau nsurps
ST. ,sreuEuszsnss- dc Iaffs.r being
isisffssair sfssiSnsrE Hr tiie tIIrr
lausiiE 90 1sag- ama ind lulys Tie
lzaliF .szss-fsaa. lnr Ms ggas IN igi1
aa-lss mr. 5mes ~ ia Barreis.. and
or gnH zszSr2- Dartpis Cdnsunp--
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afisau ~ noniiIv cduqunDfian dE--
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AeDfiiS 90 I,pf- die consumption
n..sae4r iG.y~syee Iarrpi vies pru.-
,sierisn 16er tlfes drHr nsir o. nfB was
ssssl -lisssr tiiis. fiawins Clearly tilat
%. azffa.s u lssss llisu 4, g,sli- Besiind
iiss iie@a- ne a.rana quarter 81 tmu
ilarH.-fl ar ineri=sa. iu consumption
- ~ rJ.sr- sssfii over lie. lasine months
~ sss s-sTs- stnis' -iin Drndncfian in
as-s~ert Juf- = o. one li-r- ceut- 4 com
saszfs.lss snouIni 90 farnsa. Il ueres--
.ssr,g isssfrI.- tilss Biie cnuslnaer can al
slsIt 90 stsfIr oii - met aud. these fls-
nTsu lisss ri,ssff lief6rn riiis necessary
uisslaG~ = ssrgHn.t Droaefion aId
slnaanigisE s,lil lias,s reached, a. bal
asep=
assersagp aHaf imssstorB siIsuId
siitss ii-ps ',nso1Eufed % lie oHtioSK !.
ii~e e'Bgnt fasa Ilsss'-r aasr Drospertty
a. sesHag~f fi,r isss imuu. r,am tiIsre
eiiI - isriiinss H.. lie lissm dimes
~ lSssDfii- laf riia- ministry IN CAST
e--iiass IN - sates JusiueSs sasds
sfIs-n- 1fs- ,sassfn Operator aud rii,.
i5fisiisz-fr frs@gr- r.sn Bsfif made.
sss-1aiss fnssr1--r IN fii..it. nons.v
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-23
Sanitary Survey.

on Nouday morning the Sanitary
Commission, throug! the Board q
Healfh. iuaumuIted The sanitary sur
vev 81 HE city. u IL the purpose OF
riie commission 10 get a line on every
housr. piece OF land under cultivation,
piglen. pryy and every other detaIl
rtau viii 90 Ia. make ny a perfect
sanitary map % the civ. ant when
.his mup ~ completed IL viii no poH-
anls lp knnW a. a giancr me cnndi-
dnn % any nBrinn % me city
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-23
why STOCKS ARE INACTIVE WITH SUGAR
'' "'' Quoted At HIGHEST Price FOX YEARS

a. NJ. Go. s1Alss ~ EaE- Bug CO.
sac
session Sales S5s8H Mrt3fFSs g.
500. $1,000 'Olaa 80. ssa171- o. IA
hilku. SIC.
SALacs- BetHsen BDaFfF- a.. NJ
Bryce. sGSe- - Naf3rFds sG-ss'- -
McBrvde. sC.ses - q a. a a. O.
s1A.7se 10 a. q. a NJ Co. slF-zs,-
81 Oaiu. sss.st. 80 oahu. ss2-ss- -
"A. C. d s Co. ssu-si.- ~ a. - a
4. Co. $3.50. 1"o HsN 6uE s4f- -
i1aw sus.. sac = 11siiaIiE kni- O.
ss1.5o.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-23

The tobacco industry Of the Islands
Is fast assuming proportions tina, In
a short time will engage the attention
-of owners OF small farms. as Il Us q
crop that Is quickly and easily raised,
and the product from Hawaiian soil
is az the present It's being bid in
at the tnp-uotch figure. " Is predict
ed that in very short time Hawai-
tobaCco will be- noted for the excel
l"nce Of it, leaf as a wrapper The
lower grades are Also being named
with the best, on the market.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-23

am i've officers houses in addition 10.
tie barracks The contract price for,
the officers quarters and barracks
must nor run over s2G1.oO0
Pinns are now being perfected by
lie enRiuerrs in charge for the power
nn batteries tiiut are to giarI the
entrsiuce tn Pearl Hal'ior.
Considerable construction work IN
.gDiug On az Fdrt Ringer. but il is all
dnne By dny labor
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-23
H'umaurra Struck oil.

During The first 90 the week Man
.iged Ptnwniiuuer of HacKfeld * Go.
rereived a cahie nom The san Fran
cisco 1fIice to The effect tliur a MOST
Jiomi,siug nnw Of oil hat been struck
or Tie Hmuauma Of Campung's
Irperg ar the depth 81 2nG5 feet
Iuh tlinr tie prospects are favorable
The suck 90 riiis concern Is largely
nci,f n these isianis. and il was locat
capital thar set the wheels moving ia
lie drsr plnce. The oil is reported
p be hiah gravity. aud Tue strike
mages yliuable lie SnO acres of Rand
owned by Tie company
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-23

+ The trustees OF Kameham-ba
Schools have had plans drawn ror
ZONE extensive changes. The old
gymnasium aud a EHmber IT other
old buildiugs are slated to come down.
a. well ass tie old dairy building. The
new dairy building. erected az cost
of $4,000. will b. ready for practical
uEe some time in October. II T. being
fitted out in an up-to-date manner.
and viii be a great addition to the
school The students will do large
amount 81 the work in connection
with the construction.