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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12

men: Der al.8erein hat 110, 400
m2italieoer, i'm leBten Sabre 1342 ges
nonnen, 311 ourA Cob uno 637 burf
Qustritt perloren. 2ln ardntengelD
ipurben $50, ,481.O1 ausbe3dblt, al
Sterbeqelo 64,942.79. Stautsper-
Gdnoe beiteben in Qrfanias, aalttor@
MEN, Connecticut, SGinois, Jnotand,
Soma, aanias, Utidigan. Wiinnsiota,
miFouri, glsn SerIep, Rep Dort,
Gbio, gennfpIoanien, Siios8atota,
3eras unD Btsconitn. 2luBeroem gez
bDren bem 8erein 95 ntft als StGdts
rerbdnce 3uIammenqeIhlo'fene peut1fz
tat6oliI6e Gereine in alien 2bellen
bes 2anbes an.
Sm QauFe oe8 Sabres nuroen Der
| StQat8perbQnD bon 'Su0sDdtotu rtt
241 Mitqlteoern unb pom Staate gte
trastd q 8ottsoereine nit 1850 Wttt.
! u[ieoeru in ben GeHtral s8eretn autge'
ncmmen. Gs puroe Daruuf cine Retbt
Ton Refolutionen singebra6t, pelht
| man fGmmtlih 3undhit Dem 3utdnDl:
cen Gommittee 3ur 8eratbung uber
| Ipies. Sine Dapon, Die Don Ytdrre,
! Gettmer, Chicago, ftammt, beiagt
| SQF Der 8erein Gommittees, Die I'D
in Den groben Stdoten Der etngenan
berter Trauen unD UldDAen dnne3
men, finun3ieQ unter1tiiben ion.
Die beutT6sn tatbolii6en gerstn
prn Qtttsburg beantragten, oaB oi
! udhftidbrige 8er1ammIung IN tbrs
Stabt ubgs6altsn neroe. Quh bier
. tlber ptro erit ipdtsr geIaluB 8efat
Derben.
Sn Der an Der Gugenie StraBe g
lecensn 5alle Der ct. WtItdels Shu
!. purbe gleitTdQs I'm 10 ubr Bormt
taos bic erite Truuerz8er1ammlur
. oes gsntralzBereins er0ffnet, IN d
Reo. gluguTt 9. Salist Don Der g
Qrru Stride in mitnautee aIs 5eitrs'
= rer iiber Die Io3iale 1hdttgtett D
Rrau" fpro6. Die 6aae mar big al
: zen lsbten glug beieBt. IS lit bt
. rus erite Mal, bab Der Gentral@8ere
/. audi Observation-Disclosures orra1
: cirt bat unb bic Ginrthtung lhet
> T6 por3iiglia gu bepGbrsn.
,, praiis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12
Dies ,sms DaS.

- Mrbtitsbirestor Gunbmdter e..
Tffnsie geitsrn bic Anstboss fur bst
grri4iung Der n.usn MaHerr.ierpoirs
cuf g)rice Gin unb es ersdb iih. ooB
lie 8. Glib Contraction 60. NIT $7s,.
0s9 bas nisDrisfte anssbot ssmaHi
bate.
- Gin asuier Gan BON infnniilsl
y,arulnfe tam geitern CUR 9enntnit
bes isdniildsn Oeiunnbeitsdnts uni
es nurben baruufhin Icfort bic notbl'
osn DoriihismnBregeln setrofisn. ur
Sic alnfedunssgtfahr gu bsisit'gen
Die Grtrnntts III bic ID Wonnts nlt
Niice Riharbs bon go. 208 On l3
Gtrube. Rad bsr Nnf4 bts Ue
innb6eitscmts BAT ii4 hns 0ino oi
Anitftion etIsgentIi@ eintS tur5Nnt'
3sltnttoltl n 1nsisaa laee1esssA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12
q Sd)iTTsnacbridbten.

Qsn gort, Il. Sept 4nget.:
ngorpatbia" BON 1rteIt; rRomo" pom
U2arIeiIle; W2eritO" pon 9apre; sufln7
ne6a6a" BON QonOon; Brain" BON
Bremen; r9ropnlanD" BON 4ntfper'
pen; .RrToam" bon 8ptteroam.
GbrifttanIano &nget.: rGs1
car H." pon Sem gort.
QIpmputb. 2tn8st.: apraltoent
9rant" ppu Nen Yort.
0pper. g6geg.: a5tnIano" una
Rstp gort.
gouloonG gbgsg.: rGroBsr
aurfiirit" mad 9lep Yort.
9Ia5gom. 2tnget.; pgolifornia"
DON Rem Yort.
Gberbpurg. 4nget.: r8utfer
gBilheIm H." ppu g&ep gort nu1
/ Bremen.
/ QtDerpool, Qbgeg.; r2uiitania"
nua Rem yort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12
Rrmift.

Oetsttip gurthoIS lit nit Rad
ForFtungen mad 8eor8 W. Jou't, pon
Sohnfon gitp, Ssnu., tpeIher permtBt
fpirb uni, Iia in bieIigsr Stoot aut-
balten Ioq, betraut poroen.
Sohn Weper, SO Sabre alt, bon 9to.
31i9 Durbin Strabe. 1T iett benz 70.
Suui perIhpunoeu. Die angshortgsn
nanoten fih gsiterH an Die YolI8eE
nit bem Grfudsn, linen bet ihrsn
Rahfori6ungsn bebilflih gu iein.
Treo. goI3, 40 Sabre alt, 537 2Be'i
a. apeuue, fpuroe gsitern BON 'einsr
israu Der 9olissi aIs permtBt geMsl'
bet. Gr perIieB feline Wobnuns an
porigen 9amitag uno 1T bisher MIDI
suriidQetehrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12

nohsMbenofduls er6ffnet iperoen,
tDdbrsno Die ousldnoiihen Abenbtldis |
fen in Der Skrman Ghule am 8. Sts
tcber Beginner folIen.
3titgemdbs Refolution.
Snfolqe ses ftredliehen unfales,
tsr iif ssItern srsignete. bsi osm Elm
GhuItinD bsim ueberihrslten stnss
8abnaelsiiss ast0otet fDorpen 1T, uns
tsrbrsiiete Or. Goithars Dentih cine
ReIolution, otr3uFolge Der SupsrinS
.tnoeni ale prin3ipale aniptlIsn lou,
bic Gdiiler in tbrsn reip. Shulsn.
ipslde gsn0tbisi iinO, eiienbabneslesls
auf benz Wsge 5u uno bon Der Stale
su treusen, duIsuiorbern, bic Gage etc.
bieIer 0eleiI. sin3uberiftsn. 0lels
gerihie lollen odnn suidmmtn9siiehl
uno osm Shulrotb unterbreltet tpers
ben, bomit oerIelbe geeignete Dorl'tnss
naBrsgsln gum Shuse bon aeben uno
gliepern Der ShnI,inper trsfisn tam.
Die ReIolution purbe, ipie ite es oef'
siente ,einiiimmig ongenommsn.
2ln Gistle BEG 5errn sSohn GRIMM,
bef.n 9,rnin obgslaufen mar, fplroe
6srr q. q. Worpin als Srui'ss pes
aebrsrspsniiogs Gpnps erfpahlt.
Die Jilgutsssfonbs saommifiion Dee
riftste, bab lie bonn Shulraih S6TI, T
'0O7.45 uno pom Shu!e 1ilgnnssIonos
S212,5o0 erbalten babe. 5isrpcH babe
fs fir 3inisn 1851. 1929, firgonos
S211. 800, fir Bombs annstt1rtsr
Gduibiftritts S37,7 be3atlt, 10 bah
fie md, $58,544 an 6dno babe.
1as 8sfuh nes Witglitos Shotlep
in oem Joner Der Woooipdro 5ot'
ftuie cine biItoriid3e Iafel an3ubrtn'
asn, bic isooh niht mebr ols 500
foisen BARI, ipurbe auf Gmpfehlunt
oss 8ebduos Ausihufies bsfpiligt
Die Wsroebung bee acntratts tiir ol
Seiss unb 9entildtionss s2lnlags IN be-
nsusu Guilforb Shu!e, fpelhe 10 bic
Gtaub aufoefpirbelt bat uno Su stte
fcharfen aontropsris 3tpiihen gsfptl
fen Nr6siters llnionen fiibrte, tpuro
aeitern bahin erltbigt. bab Der Ron
trait fir bic 6eisanloge Der eolum
buffer Sirma yibpatrid uHo 5oepFnsr
auf beren Qnstbot BON S8982. IN
Der aon.ratt fir bic 8sniilattOnssun
lase Der hisiissn Girma ped. 4nosr
fon unb gIed. Guf oeren angsbot ubs
S5981, iibsrtragsn iunree.
Dor Shlub Der SiBung mahts
bic Serren geresr unb 9r. Diihrol
nod ouf bic bsbau.rlide 5botiat
aufmertiam, bab bic gubsstsacn
million o.n8orani6las besShulrdtt
um S450, 900, rpslhe fir bic Grid
iuna zines neuen S6ulbouies IN
Mnfouf nsuer gaupldB. Dorssieh:
naren, ssitrihen bate. I'm nitt riit
pGris su sshen uno beionosrs, I'm ,
eepIonte nsue 10. 3iitrittsfhuls
srritten. fsi Is nOthig, eins gonoou
eabe fur $3.50, 600 oosr mebr borg
nebmen uuo es ites gu hofien, b
i.o<s Tiisli.o oes Shulratbes. tpel
bic 3eit somms, nidt nerfshlsn freri
su gunfisn elmer iol4en gonboussa
su itirnmeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12

DollItrederin BON aate aellp; psrionas
lien $500.
anna Uaener lit 1eitamentsDollitres
derin BON Dm. Rubolpb Wepsr; psr7
fbnalien $3.50.
abbiIon 6. 5anbsrs lit 9eitdments=
poIlitredsr BON Gli3abetb &. Sdnoers
psriouulien $500.
Soispbins ped TT gsdhldbpsrpalts'
rim BON 5enrp ped; geriondlien $500
Der psrionlite giuhldB bes 5erot'
nanb grauf6 bstrdgt $19,978; osr'
jenigs Der Wtarp 6. Drper $829.39
8eridisbenes.
2luf Orunb Der Bemo!irung etnei
Qutomobils bat bic Goodyear Etre q
Rub6er 50. eine &lage ii6er $1,000 9e
, qen Die Cincinnati 1rattlon so. sln
| uereiht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12
0Nerfmiiroige llmitdnoe
gi.a.n Der Serbaitnns o.s Soiepb
Repss 81 6runs..'

Giosrtbiimlite llmitdnOe Iie8en Der
untsr Der antlage oes Grldngsns Don
9elo untsr falihsn DOrpdnoen err
folaten 9erbdftung beg - Sabre ai>
ten Soi. aenes, BON Go. 2734 Gebmdn
Roao, gu grunbe. Die gsrbaftung srs
folate auT 8sranlahun8 Der 5rau
msarp 9opf, BON go. 1926 8dr'an
Qpsnue. aeBtere mar Dor ungetdhr Ell
ner Wohe I'm stpei iperthooue 4rernez
oeIdirrs uno cine An3abl 5ubner
6eitoblen tporben. Girige Gage ipGter
fam aepes 5u ihr uno ertidrts, sr
fenne sinen mdnn, ipeIter fur $1,000
o(e aepiinItte @ustunit iibsr Der
9iebitabl gst.n polle. Gr erAielt oit
SO unb t6eilte ;srau GOpf bic Namer
bon brei iunqen 8ur'4sn nit, tpe!h'
fsiner anqabe nah ben 9tebitahl be-
aanoen battsn. 4uf Gruno oieier Sn'
formation purben Gbporo 9alep, Ell
gntsl Der Trau 9opi, iOtDie odroli
qobmann unp Gmil S6tparBberqer
Rahbarn Der 2esieren, Oerhdftet. 0l
6eFdnaensn. tpslte ols erit 10 sSahr
alt iino, Iollen benz poti3iiten Utartll
osaeniiber Gin GsitdnouiB ubgeIegt ha
Ben. 5rau gopf beitano ipdtsr bar
ouF, baB aspes ibr ben Namen be
Wannes mittbeile, psI6er ihm ol
Qus,unft nbsr ben 0iebitahl gsgebs
babe. aepss rpeiserts nd uno pure
aul 8erdnluFung Der Jruu IopT ur
ter Der Gingangs srrpd9nteH ansIag
nsrhaftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12
Audh cine Anss.ihuuHa.

Der 40 Sabre alte oboaaipie So
cob Z. Giler genisBt bic 4us5ei6nung,
Der erfte Goit bes Runi8ipulzSogierz
bauIes gu isin, pelder in Der 4nit1lt
perbaftst purpe. GtIer fam total be-
trunten in oas 2pgisrhnus uno ling
nit benz Superintenpeuten Strett an.
Gr puroe Derhaftet unb unter Der 4n.
tlaae Der Iruntenbsit eiH9eiperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12

- Der As Sabre ulte Sohn Jetler
pon 215 6oreIt GDenue oerun8llIdte
oeTterr pd6reno Der 4rbett in Der UIaa
Ithtnenfabrit BON 5an &c g8an oas
bur6, baB er BON ben Studen elmer
aerIpringenoen. Iriebruoes an ben
aopF aetroffen puroe. Gr erIttt
I6lirme 8erlebungeu i'm 9eiiht uni
am aopfe uno purDe in einem 4atrol:
nagen na6 Oem .itdOtiiAen 9o'ptta,
debra6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12
9eutider 9auowebr.

an Der ssitrissn reseImGbts.n gtr'
Icmmluna bes DeutT6en aanopears
pereins fiibrts grdiiDeni 6enrn SDer-
mann ben 9oriis. lpdbrsno Sstrstar
Soe DeiB proiOiollirte. als neue
Waiialieber ,purben aufsenoHtmen bts
Herrsn Noolpb GirIhmann BON ysetr'
pcrt. ap.. sebient BON 1888 biz 1880
Inn 6. telp.NriiIleries sReeiment, Vres'
Tau, uno Satob Soutr Don sio. 92l
Central apenne, gebient bon 1903 bis
1905 i'm IT. Snfnnterie.Rssiment
Dermersbeim. Sur Gufnahme poree'
idblaasn ,purbe Aerr Drieor. Gintt'
pcn no. 10 On WlcUli1on Gtrobt. ge
bisat ssn 100o bis 19o1 TN 3. Haos
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12

8feifcn0e Go0ten1 t) d
l0el. Gor ungefQhr 100 Sabren Dur-
| Den in Der Stu0t WelBen leds Oltlfe-
tbater ourh oa5 Stmert gcrtdtet.
! Gtc 2eitname Derlhorrte man. DE
Q6pfe IpieBte man ouf Gfdble uuDcEt
Der Qunoitrabe. Gines ylahts tur8
uah oerSInrlhtunq glngen 0reI Sura
| Ger am Sohqeriht Doriiber. &loBlt3
rcrnahmen Iie Don 0aher no Die Snd'
bcl mar en- Elm TfeIrelL 0ds bolo 'tar'
fer. baIb idJudher muroe Gin elstal.
FER Shuuer ilbcrlief Die oret, 'te ell
Ten, rpie BON einem boicn 8et't ge'
iout, IN Die Staot, no tie an olloern
| 9Rorgeu bon lhrem nddtltheH Grleo'
rtR berit,teteu. Wtan glaubte lbneH
3uerit nid]t rcft, aber balo hdtten
iih audi uuoere, Die ueuglertg pom
ferr lauitteu, ijber5eugt, oGB ote Sa'
dc itinrIne. Die EbrlgfeIt erhtelt eI.
neu Hauport unO tie bIeit cs rllr ratA-
I1m Den iets Iootenlhaoeln etne
gtontnahe 'bei3uiteleu GIe 9tad)t-
lnuliit hlieb audi nIdlt aus uno ole
gldltlrud 0eSG dales ergab, 0nB tpdf'
i3dlih Der uQhtIlhe &trtuo1e inter
Den Sedieu 'eiu nEI'le. Nfdn prll'fe
0ormiThiu Die Shdoel ruo cntoedte
oanu audi ben qebetrniBopllen Ytet'
F. Tcr pom 0odgerIcht &ou oe1 Dth'
aevihteteu mur Der eIne ourt eIneu
: Eehler Des 5harTrIHters belm erlteu
! NSIe6 in Baden uno sAnnla6e getroF'
: tau pprDeu. Grit bctm 5tueIten Nleoe
uarHe Der aopf pom Aumpre &c.
trcu,1t In0 10 mar 0urd ben 6ebl"
bicb cine Gelruung eutltdnoeH, ote
nlrdy oa5 GrodenmeroeU on Der Sltlt
II ar6Ter aerpor0eu mar g2enH MN Der
II Mno aus DER rjd1ttgu @e8cno ta1H,
L fiuu er iih i'm Der meIteu @optliil5
p un6 ordnqte iit ourd ote en9ere Der
Il 4rhrc ltu0 oe5 0tuH0es, rno 10 mar
u Ser GhGOel sum &ieileu Qe3nnh9elt,
man peritopfte nun Die Geffnuns mi
~ 9Qeru. unb Die cbridmeH Burger oer
c, Qor5eQanitoot 0}etBeu ton1teu nun
a menu iie iouit uid]t bonae marelL fpte'
III ncr ibre abenohhen Spa3iergaHgt
o. furttlos bis sum Sohgerttt aus
oeDnen.
uebertrumpft.
r. grIter Relienoer: sd iuge sSbneH
ppI meir 8rtn8pal lit 10 gutber5tg, oal
Il inn Ieine SSrau Die gter nnr metu
If tcten brf
y 3rpetter Reiienoer: ollub Der nieI
u nfoe hat einen 10 miioen Gbdrafter
te boB er grunbidsIih iebe tllnotgun
na nit siuem pstHsn gIeIitift itIret5t,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12
Shl6aerei.

2luf sinsm Reubau an Der Racs
Ctr. 3ipiften Z. uRe 8. 4psnus. tam
es aeitern glahmittag 5u einsm oufres
aenben 4uftritt. pelc1er eine sroBs
Menihsnmengs bsrbeilodte. Der gau
fpirb BON BEN aontraftcr 4munous
D,5h bon go. 28o6 Geioto Strabs
ausaefiihrt. einsr Der 4rbeit.r. Ss'
Reasr 6orae. Sustt BON aso. 4 Gang
oongourt, aeristb NIT eaipr.nee 0eId
einem Sobn. bes aontrdttors II
Gtr.it uub brang NIT einsm gleiisf
auf Isinen Gssnsr ein.als Der alter
DtIh ibn nit einem 1oditsin nisoer
ihlus. glne Dr.i ipurosn un'sr BE-
pnslaos bes uafusS nsrb0ftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12
ViiIlue s,nRoe.

Sos. gugmanr. IL Sabre aIt, BON
1890 9leoiant StraBe, puroe geItern
Dor Ietnsr eIterlihen Wobuung pon Ell
sem berrenlpisnSunbe attatirt uno tns
@eIiht uno bic 4rme gebiHeu. Dte
8unben purben i'm itdotiitenSoipitaI
ausgebrannt.
Der 80 Sabre aIte GSra Jlor, bor
go. 1880 Sobn StraBe. itelte iih ge'
tern 2benb i'm itdbtiIhen 3oipita
Elm. INN Tih giBnunoen ausbrennen 81
lafIen, tpeI6e ibm BON einem herrenIo
fen a0ter beigebraht Doroen paren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12

- Der 6ilfs Gtauts gddereis
inIpettor eugene Grnnt peilts seftera
bier uub ertldrte. baB bic s.iesIihe
WorThrift, laut fpelher innerbdlb bon
fstas Wscnoten teine gadituben mehr
In decentralization stbalten ipers
ben biirfen. unnahiihtli4 burhsss
flifrt merDsn ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12
R1mpieuoe Qriippel.

eseFe DobIon, elm einarmi9sr 8rup'
pei, pohnhoFi i'm Golumbian Sotel
unb Irant Sanlpr, bon Wsnpsniue
ap., tpelher nur iiber Elm gein perfiigt
aeriethen seItern Rahmittag an Der Z
apenue unb 9tne StraBe IN Strett
tpelher in Shatlihteiten ausartete
Der Rau1pf Iod.e cine srpbe Weaiasn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12

msnqs terbsi. iebo4 etitisn 9oti5iit
Deter5 mad meri8en YIinuten auf Der
gtlbFIdhe uno mahte oem unTug EN-
gnbe. Die beioen &riippel Duroen
perhaftet uno pe8en unorpentltnerl
8ene6mens eingeiperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12

Ulii bem Bcu bes grobsn Mauios
Ieums auf benz ct. Joispbs Gcttes'
ater, bos, nie bsrsIts ausfibrlid in
bi.jen Spalisn berihtet. bon Der eins
einnati gatbciic Wnuipieum Ihoclo'
iion nit sinem aoitenoufuono bon
NS1OO, 900 srridtet peroen tpirb, Diro
am Jrsiias begonnen iptrbsn. I'm
;sreitaa Rohmit.as um brei ubr tptro
Der Qr1fixnt Der Gsiellihuft 6err
Cgear I. 8erlomp ben erftsn Spasens
f.ih thun uuD Der 8du burfte allsr
MabritetnliGfeit na6 big gum toms
msnbsn Jribiabr fsriisseiisat isin.
g<orae W. 5arris bat bon aofept
6. 9ones bas Grunbiiiid an oergaoro:
oft ode ron Rsaoing Roae uni
gDinbbom abenus tduflid srDcrbsr
unn oebenst bier einsn mobernen Nea'
bou aufsufiihren. Der Gaufpreis icl
$4,000 beirassn bdben.
Miaiam 3. Grslin, Der Gisenthii
msr elmer Wiriblhnft an Der Ode be-
6euiit unb Woobburn apenue. ha
fir $4,000 Don Der Sobn 5aud gren
ana 60. bas Grunbitiid on Der yeoro
of 3 Ode Der aansocH apeEus I'M
wsonts0msrp Roab ssiauft.
Sm itdotiihen 8auamt purosn 9.
itern Die folgsnoen 9ausrl0ubnibitt'
ne sruirit: Huthers pdding 20
einft6dipes Raidinsnhaus an Der OIL
Der. nnbe Sohn Sirabe. 5000. IN
sinit5diaes Siansebduoe auf nei
Urunoiiad SO. $50 Poplar straE
$1,000; yrsb. ainsonntr. 2aiiodtgs
Dobnhnus on Der Wihisan 4Denl
nche Der MaHen Rean. 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-12
MRS. IL. YAEGER,

Ssrsfu auenus, 2tnpspS. Cincinnati G.
greis so Gents uno baraber.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-13
Kukui to the Rescue.

The launch did not return, and
this morning steam was got up in the
Kuliui. By seven o'clock the Kukui
was steaming out on her mission with
in twenty minutes of getting an order
to leave the wharf. The crew of the
kukui figured that the launch would
drift along to the south, as that was
the set of the current. She steered in
southerly direction, and about ten
miles due south, Immediately facing
the channel, the launch was picked
up, with the occupants none the worse
for their night in the open. They
were perfectly happy, but hungry. One
lady member of the party as she
stepped on the Kukui murmured a fer
vent Thank Coo" and soon they were
all seated at hot breakfast, which
quickly made them light OF their
adventure
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WOULD HAVE
CAUSED ROW

There were great doings on the side
walk diamond on King street yester-
day at the noon hour and for a time it
looked favorable for interesting devel-
opments. Everyone was on the spot
giving his views and getting acquaint-
ed with the views of others on the
momentous point at issue-everyone
from Barney Joy to Billy the Bat Boy.
What was the rumpus all about?
Let's see.
It appears that for the Keio series
of games members of the Oahu League
are admitted free.
Two or three of the long-headed
Cinnamon got together and concocted
as cute a little hold.up scheme
as has been heard of in Honolulu
sporting circles for long time.
These astute financiers figured it
out that the Chinese games with the
Keios constituted a separate and dis
tinct series and that by holding up the
Oahu League members for payment at
the gate they would be tearing off a
piece of extra profit.
The nefarious scheme got noised
about and in process of time came to
the ears of President Chillingworth of
the Oahu Baseball League. To put it
mildly, the news upset him. He
ramped, roared and, fguratively
speaking, foamed at the place where
the poi disappears.
If such a thing came to pass he
would withdraw the Oahu League from
cooperation with the Keio series and
by so doing bust the thing up. He had
nice injunction handy and would
use it if the worst came to the worst.
The boys themselves planned every
thing from creating a riot outside the
box office at the athletic park to
stringing up the members of the
Chinese nine in row.
Just when everyone was chattering
at once and a policeman had been sent
for to move the crowd on, an emissary
of the athletic park people hove in
sight and declared that the attempted
hold-up had fizzled out like Willie
Crawford's imported fireworks and
that Oahu League members would be
admitted to the ground on presenta-
ton of their faces at the gate
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MIGHT HAVE
BEEN MURDER

Two of the employees of the City
Mill got into an argument at the
lumber yard this morning and Ku-
rain, a Japanese, hit Pua, Hawa-
iian man, over the head with a 2X4
board five feet long.
Thinking, when he saw his victim
fall senseless, that he had killed him,
the Japanese fed and he has not yet
been arrested
Dr. Moore, on the way to attend a
patient, met Pua, covered with blood,
coming down the street, and drove
him to the police station, from
whence he was removed to Queens
Hospital Pua's skull was not frac-
tured, but he sustained a nasty
scalp wound.
The police sought for information
as to the affair at the lumber yard,
but the Japanese employed there shut
up like clans on being Intercepted
and all that could be got out of them
was mo sayyy."
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sweeney,s Story.

Quartermaster Sweeney, when
awakened from his sleep on the Ku-
kui this morning, bestowed high praise
on the way in which all had acted on
board He said that there was never
any danger at ALL and all seemed to
realize that they would be picked up
sooner or later. "The torch that we
"igged up" he said, must have been
seen at Diamond Head, but | guess
the keeper was in bed by that time.
We saw two sampans and we signaled
to them by waving the torch, but they
didn't stop. | suppose they thought we
were fishing boats, as there are lot
of them out there fishing, but they
didn't stop to inquire.
1--WE saw the transport Sherman this
morning, but We did not signal her
Had we done so, know she would
have sent out help to us. Everybody
was happy enough, and there was
never any scare at all. l think III
have the rest of my sleep now. Those
girls were about the finest and gamest
girls I've ever been out with"
Captain Kariger's View.
Captain Kariger came on the ten
der as the Star representative was
leaving. He said that the launch
party were lucky that they had nj
wind at all, or else the position would
have become serious. "The breeze
that is springing up now" said the
skipper, would have proved bad"
Among those in the party were the
Misses Fisher, Sutherland and Wane
The young ladies whose names have
been mentioned were resting this aft
ernoon, making up for the sleep the!
had lost during the previous night.
The male members of the party
were NJ. G. Johnson, c., Franz, Cross
! Harris and Hardesty,
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HONOLULU GROWTH


Continued from page one)
Noa W. Aluli, residence, Morris
lane, Kapalama, $1,000.
II. G. Davis, residence Ninth ave
nue., Palolo, $3.50.
c. Q. zee Hop, trustee, three dwell
ings, Beretania street, $500, 500, $500
John Rodrigues, residence, Thurston
and Wilder avenues, $500.
The Hawaiian Preserving Co., Ltd,
office, Iwilei, $1,000.
f, f. Fyler, dwelling, Thirteenth
avenue, Kaimulli, $500.
Wong Kwai Tung, four dwellings,
Dowsett lane, 5000 each.
Ernest b. Clark, residence, College
Hills, $3245.
Henry Freitas, residence, Waialae
Heights, $145O.
Lau Yau Hoo, two cottages, Vineyard
street $1,000.
Trustees Carnegie Library, library
King street, $4,000.
Thos. X. Fitzpatrick, dwelling, Luna
lilo street. S27OO.
Kow shee, tenement, Achi lane
$500.
c. All Chock, residence, Morris
road, S11OO.
Sam Tilton, dwelling, Kapulani and
Nakuina streets, $1,000.
Mrs. c. Allen, residence, Beretania
street, $1,000.
Chas A. Bon, dwelling, Manoa Val
ley, $3.50.
NJ. NJ. Johnson, dwelling, College
Hills, $3253
Trustees Oahu College to finish
third story over Cassie Hall, $1,000.
Kamehameha School, to add second
story to school, 1924.
S, p. Correa, dwelling, School street
$3.50.
Lum Fai, tenement, King street
$1,000.
A. G. Cunha, tenement, New judo
Tract, $1,000.
c. M. Cooke, dwelling, Manoa uppel
road, $2S,5OO.
Ernest Bischof dwelling, Reservoir
avenue, Kaimuki, $21S5.
Yong Kwong Fat, dwelling, AulC
lane, Palama, $4,000.
Trustees Chinese School, school, Ku
kui street, $33S2.
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PERSONS IN THE NEW S

going passengers to San Francisco
yesterday morning by. the Sierra.
P. A. CARVE who has been down
here on a vacation, returned to the
Coast by the Sierra. He is from
Pasadena.
E. v. TODD, in charge of the booking
department of Brewer & Co., left
for the Coast by the Sierra on a six
weeks vacation.
MR.. and MRS. E. C. CRABBE, accom-
panied by their two children, left
for San Francisco by the Sierra for
the Coast on holiday trip.
JUDGE L. ]. Plata of Denver, ac-
companied by his family, returned
to the Coast yesterday by the Sierra
after a pleasant holiday in these
parts.
r. TWEEDlE returned to the Coast
yesterday by the Sierra. He has
been down here on behalf of the
business department of the San
Francisco Call.
r. r. McELDOWNEY left on the 81
ezra yesterday for the mainland.
He will be away for about three
weeks on business. McEldowney
was prominent during the late labor
recruiting trouble,