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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
anf bcm @eleiic gctDStet.

geabe &odele, 3d., legte iid elm
Sl1oianer ol1f eil1em gilenbabngeleiIe
sum Sdlafen nieOer unS muroe Dom
Sdneq5uge get00tet. St be5oblte le1=
ne s%orgloligfeit nit ieinem 9eben.
@alfig lit 0ies Ser 6ou, menn 9eute
Sulten uno grfGltlr1gen perna4lalis
gen. Sebt guer 2eben niht auf5
Spiel, 10 lange prompter @ebrau4
BON 81. Sings Meucr gnt0edung oie=
ielben beilt un5 10 elmer gefabrliden
Sails ODER 9ungenfranfbeit p%orbeugt.
Sic 9eilte midi politan0ig in fur5er
;3eit BON eirem idredliAen Sulten,
Ser einem ernlten @rippe=Mnfan folg=
te," idreibt S. 81. @otts, SlopSala,
Ser, nuro ih gerpann Is Nfun0 I'M
@emidtv 0ns ih Derloren bette"
@ai6, unida0lid, 5%uperlaiiig un0 go
rantiert. so @ts un6 $t.00. Ser
i1dBflalde fret in Mclitor's Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
Cur man in Scutid]lanb rcdlt ,ue:

Mig llriahe hot, iih iiher oriifenoe
Steuerlalten SIT beflugen, ergiebt iid)
aus elmer Gerfldrift, Sic Ser Mhge=
oro1rete 9enis Ser belgiidpn &an1mer
l1nterbreitet hat. Gents hot Sic Trage,
meld3es eurppdiide Golf Sic meilten
Steuerl1 SIT 5uhlen babe, sum @egen=
ltan0e e~ingebenoel1 StuOiums &C.
utadt, ms aus oen1 Don linn gel ar1=
melten I'M fangreid1en ltatiitiifen Ma=
terial ergiebt iif folgel1oeS: Sic met
item Steuern 5ablt mon in Sem oielge=
pri,Ienen england, 1rdmlih S2.O6
1Sranfen oltf Sen aopf Ser gep0lfe=
rl1ng. Tronfreidr itebt nit 1898
Tranfen an 5peiter, @o0ano NIT
$3.50 an Sritter, Seiterreih NIT
1906 an pierter, Stalien NIT 1904
ait fiinfter inns 9el1tihlano nit
1887 Tra1rfe1 PRO &opf uaS Sohr
an led1iter Stelle. Sr gnglunS lit Ste
Stelterlalt a1in beinnhe hpppelt 10
grnb ais in Gel1tiflano. Shihol1 oos
belttIhe Golf in 1einer @elnmn1theit
he'1te entidlieSen ltel1erfrGftiger lit o1s
>a5 erqliid1e, 5ohlt eS, auF Sen &opf
Ser @epolferung hered1ret, llllr etlpas
mehr uls Sic &1(fte Selien, mos gng=
lano non ieincr geoolfer1ng for0ert.
Gas @ejon1111er ienes Sheilcs Ser
se.ttiden Ere1le. Ser o11s Ser @erhe=
tr1rr Ser 9epolferrnq ein Belfdft
rr1d't. ilher Sic hphen Steuerlaiten lit
alip blorfer Sfminoel. Man fat Sos
ol1d1 Idnait gepuBt, aber es lit gift.
oaB es hier BON elmer Seite beitGtigt
Miro, 6eren 3%uoerldiiiafeit niht lit
3neifel ge5pgen ne-Sen fanr1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

n1ente bes 2onOes bon ieber ul15ge=
lprpdene 9efirnorter BON nieor1gen
;31Qen mure11. 9unuh biete @illon
ihnen beSe1ter1o mehr uls Hop1 epelt,
Ser lih gege11 cine lofortrge Sorif=
Mebiiion erfldrt hube. @s lei 6uher
cine unfultlihe Mniidt, ooB &oo le=
nelt Ser oemofrotiifren Nartet Stim=
rret1 ert5iehen mer0e. @ena11 0os
8egenthei1 lei riftig. SSH on perSe
M%ooieoelt inns Salt Stimnren ent5ie=
fen.
Gem gegeniiber mir0 mani Sic Mn
1iht oertreten Stir e11, 0uB Sic Tra=
gen oieies @ah1fampfes balptlad=
lih ofonomiider Mrt itnb inns ooB
Sos Soft iih fir Senienigen aunoi=
Soten entlfpei6en miro, ser linn Bic
heiten Musiidten auf Grloil1tg pon
Sem 9ruf ser groBen Me1terl1ng Bic
tet. unS gleid5eitig, 0ob cine Tartei.
Sic in Taftionen 5erfliiftet lit, einen
itmeren Stan6 gegert einen @egner
fat, ser nit n%ereinten &raften in ben
aompf 5iebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
@Ibrcnb man Sicr ais bas bcntidlc

Matiunul @etrdnf erfldrt, @eil1 OILS
bas fral15oiiid9e, 10 mltb mans dnupps
fir oa5 anl%erifunilde baltcl1. &eldles
8etrdl1f Sem Golfe ld]u0lidNr lit,
lpenn es III Moilen getrlrufen miro,
fam Sem ltrtheil ieoes Gerniirf tigel1
iibcrlalieu mcroen. GaB Sdnapps sur
Degeneration elmer Matipl1 nlehr bel
tr6gt. miro Don niel1orO Nltrittel1
nerocn fpnnen. Srptoem lit Ser
&erbrauh Don Shnupps in Ben Ser
ciniaten Staatelt leit oen1 Sabre
1900, III SEM 1O9.245,t 1877 @allonel,
fabri5isrt muroen, bis slrn Sabre
1911 nit 175, 402,3S5 iiber 66 Mil=
lipnen @aQpnen gsltieaen, in einel
3sit, III Ser Sic Grohibitipn ol1geblidl
lire groBen Siege errltngen bat. "a
Sic 3atleu leitens oe5 Stel1erfommil /
i1r5 Ser Gerei1igten Staaten ner0f=
fentlid)t nproen lino, fam r1ull mpbl
alrle5me1r, SOP lie r1idt DON 8egnerl1
Ser Yruhibitiou fahri5iert lnoroen
tins.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

@err Samuel q. Seal, strede ,,
Sreaonap, Senn., idreibt:
~@s 9ereidt nur gum eroBen @eroniiz
gen, Die groBe @ohltbat III beaeuael1,
meld)e Shire Mebi5in, Heruna, mir in
e1nem dlrpnild)en SAT- ION Masen Ga=
tarrb gebradt fat.
sd par uuf einise 3eit olf mein @ett
anlgelp1elen nlo fplt,te nitt o1f"scn. Sea
ipllrhe almdlia icblimmer. Ga ih lah,
naB Nerlna fir aatarrh cn1p1oulen nun
&c, her1d!affte ih mir meldles. 9iod1bem
ich e5 eiN poor Gage gelpn1ruen 6at1e,
ring !l OIL, beiler gu nerbel. SSh fuhr
fort e5 81 nc6mel1, Big ih im1tarpe mar,
lpiener altf elmer Sarm gu arbeiten, unD
lcst bin i) lpteScr Bel ie6r gutter &C.
lunbheit.
rii6n7te Meni5i11 &eruna, mein 2eben ret
tctc, llllo Irellpiglr e1npfehle ib e5 alien,
Die in gleid]er @eiie leipen."
Spestelc &Dti5 - @ic(e Neripnen holz
ten 9tad}trage1 lladl Dem alten Ferl1na.
Golden n0d}teu mir lagen, nnB oiele
Tormlla Jest ul1ter Den gtamer auzturz
no gebradlt lit, fabri5irt bon Der Aaz
tarzno G%p1npulln, Columbus, Ship.
Edlreibt on lie u11n lie 1piro gerne bereit
fem, @ud] ein Sopflet frei 5u5u1er1bea.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
&eriteigernng

@roft zines uSu0gment," oas in ser
Office 0es Observation-Disclosures Don
Stear1s county, Minn., am 10. Suit
1912 elmer oiesbe5iiglifen lfmeben=
Sen slfte pege1 ei11getragen pur=
oe, in nelder Agat6o autera
aldgerin inns 6ran5 <bera Ser
flogter lit, mur0e Ser Inter
seidp1ete ols Irui flee ernannt, Inn
oQes perlonlide Gigentbum 0es Tran5
!autera otientlih 5u oeriteigern. limb
11ad0em id poridriftsgemab al5 lol=
fer Sruitee q11alifi5irt babe peroe ia
gendB 5e5 g%enannten uSa0gment"
ouf Ser 6arn1 0es ~belagtea Srar5
saubera in Section SO, 5omn College,
pine, Gtearns County, Minn., am
0onneritog, Sen 5. September, 1912,
morgens 10 l1br, nudgenannte &C.
e nitan5e seq genannten 6ran5&utera
6ffentlidy gegen barre 3ablung on Sen
S0ditbieten0en berlteigern: Z &ibe, 3
Gin6cr, @9meine, 2 &dlber, 4 Hfer=
Sc, 8 9dofe, 100 @iibner, 3 Hfer5e<
eeldirre, 1 gin0er, 1 Mdbmaidine,
9 @ugen, 2 Shlitten, 1 Cleo, 1 &ul=
tiootor, 2 Tfliige, 1 ggge, 1 Drin, 1
sGmaifine, 2 guggies, 1 Mabna-
idine, 1 &uden=&ange, 1 8uren11, 3
8etten, 2 Siide, 6 Stub1e, 100 Bu<
ldel @ei5en un6 an6ere Garm< mie
M6ergerdtbe.
!6nbert 9anien, Sruitee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

Sid1tala aIttt, in melfem Die Strait
5plen oft So0te 1tro pier5ig &erpun=
0ete totten. slllf Der Mul1ern ltut1oen
5000 Monr1, Bic burd) einige bel0en=
mlltLIlae @aiorwttangriffe Ser Irau5o=
lelr oehin1iert m1r0en. Sic Sdluht
oa1erte pier Stunoe1. Ger Yraten=
0cnt entfam. General 2iugtep, Ser
fra1splild]e Gpuper11e1r, fat lid emit
ldlofen, Marafeih, cine Ser 6rei
@alptltG0te Murpffos, ten1porar mlf=
5lrgehe11, bis geniigenSe Gerltirfungen
clngetroffen limo. Site europdiifen
gimpnbner pom Marofeib liro nad)
Der ailite geflpber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
3lt D%erfa1fcn.

M6bel= uno 2eihenbeitottung5=8e=
lddft in Eier5, Minr., @iuage nit
et1pa $50 g%inmob11er11, an Ser Spp=
giie1rbohn gelegen. 6rane=@ ebdlt0e>
30xt10 6ub, Miet6e $4,000 per
Molrot, NIT 6urnaee @ei5ung, Staot=
mailer un0 geleudtu11g5=Sp item fei=
lie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. @aore11=
porratb miro beim S%11pentar $1,000
bril1gelr. Mld) geb6uSe SIT faufen,
menl1 oerlargt, SIT $4,000. Madt ein
ifones @eidaft. @r,1no oes gerfal=
fen5: o11oere @eidGfte beonirud)en Sic
ga115e Set. M0reiie:
SOFT q. 6. Mado, Iier5 Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
&a,npagmeleiter crframft.
Mem Dorf, IL. 9(l1g

>'NS'
Ias RefinSen oe5 Goriisenoen 0e5
belnofratiid1en Mationalfumites, @m.
McGom6s, Sem iei1 Ir5t megen lie
hcranitrengung oorlal1tig cine @ode
Sduntl1g anhefoble1r botte, lit Serart,
naB Serielbe noh einige 3eit feline
Sbatigfeit inn oemofratii6el1 @oupt=
quarter in Nem Dorf niht miro nuf=
nehn1en fonren. @pl1p. @illon, SEM
Sic %Grfranfl11rg iei11e5 &agnefii6=
rers 5nar iehr nngelegen fommt, fat
oieien gebeten, iid 5mei Mprate &lhe
SIT gonner. Mls SteGpertreter miro
einl1meilen q. 6. Mcel0oo Sem
&allptquartier Dor tehen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
SranRen, I'M ferncn, aolOenen @e:

iten lit Elm nit iroiihen 8iitern reid'
ge'egneter Ehilnnt6rpp, Ser, pbwoM
ldon int 80. 9ebensiabr ltehen0, i1=
nrer noh riiitig mitarbeitet, Sic Ero=
blen1e ST. l0ie1t Sic sum Sell Ser
Menidheit fiihrel1, sur Nniiht gefom=
11en, 0oB Traltet sur 9or10arbeit fer
ange5ogen merSen lollten. 80 ihritt
Ser @reis 0enn, lrnteritiitt bon %ieirer
Nooptiptohter, SRI. Gli5abetb Coffin,
sur 8riin0ung Notwithstanding
Mnitolten fir Ma0hen, Sic iih fir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
&aiier unh Spsiafiit.
Bern. SdNpe1,. t6. 9[l14

H. SdNDe151 10. N1lg.
Sur erlten gegrublmg oes 2ea1t=
iden 4ailers beim @etreten Ms
Sdmei5er 9cSc11s a,;f Scr 9feiIc SIT
SEN Mon0pern i'm 4onton @ern, fat
iid) Sic Sdmei5er Hegierl1ng eine1r
So5ialiiten oltserlehen. Ser befunnte
Sojialiltenfiihrer glpfer miro ol5
Gertreter Ses Sdlpei5eriIfen @lnoe5
praii0enten Ser Negierung ms Scs
&ul7ton 9olel Sen aoiler ant 3. Sep=
telnber hein1 getreten SEES ldnci5eri=
iten Bebiets in 9uiel begriibel1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

iHlog, SEN europaiiden Eropiusen Ser
Iiirfci Sic Mlltol1umlie scr crldaffel1.
7as N~stamGrtiss Mrlt l}at Eraf @erd9t-
hulo eelmd)ridtigt, OaB es mreit lit,
ieilren goriflag allf oiplon1atild)e1n
Mege 51 lll1teritiiten. Aadyrittel1
aus Eari5 meloel1, SAB alld) Sic fran=
50iiide 6egicrln1g oen @orlhlag
ipnpathild gegenii6erlteht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
Scfretar @ilipns @cbnrtstag.
IS q 4 II. IS. Vii

San0mirthihuftsiefretdr @ilion.
bos 0lteite Mitglieo 0es gegenmarti=
gen 8abilretts, begil1g ont Treitog in
@aibington ieiner Il. geburtstog.
Ser SefretGr, Ser miSerbnlt Sic Mh=
iidt m1sgeiproden fat, nit @egin1
Ser aelter Mominiitrotion nafiten
Mar5 iih ms Hripatleben surif5lt=
5ieben, geb0rt 1anger 6em &abinet1
an, ols irgenS ein an0erer &abinetts.
iefretdr, nGmlid} ieit SEM Sabre 1897
olio fiinf5ehn Sabre: u1ter ieiner Sci
tl1ng ipuroe Sic 5batigfeit Oes 2an0:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mel entlid
erpeitert inns pertteft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
Mehr l1nfatb in 2ctruit.
9etrnit, Mih.. II. q

= = = >NN'S'
Geteftips. Sic 1eit GINGER 3eit Sic
2iite11 Ser fir Sic ON q. 9ltgult o6=
5uhulte1r0en itoatliden Nrimdrnal1len
l1ntcriuhten, nathoem Sic 9elduloi=
gl1l1g er6oben mor0en, oob ltnregel=
m1Bigfeiter porgefpmmen ieien, u1=
terbreiteten on1 Treitagoben6 Gi=
itrift5on1pult Shepbero in Detroit,
Mih., Sic Meiultate ibrer l1nterilt=
fl1r1g. Sic b%ebal1pter, Re}peiie 5u bo=
ben, boB gegen taule116 betriigeriide
Gintrogungen in Sen @u5lliiten Dor
liegen. Ser Giltriftsantpolt oerbielt
ith 5undhit idmeigiam Sariiber, Of
uno mie er lit oiei lem Safe porge6en
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
Mabdjen p%erlangt.

Gin oarhaus s%lrperldiliaes Ma0=
d1en SUR &erridtllng oQgemeiner
@~ausorbeit 5lrm iofortigen gintritt
%perlangt. Gutter 2ohn. Adberes BEL
Tran 81. s. @rDant,
395--2. gpe. iiiolih, ct. Glol1o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
Cine iieareid]c Sdladt.
Te5, Maroffo, 16. 9lu!

6e5, Moroffo, 16. slug.
Gin heiBes 8efeht fu1r0 am 0o1t=
l1eritug BET Moulep 8nltd)o, Maroffo,
5miId}en Tran50itiden ltnter General
Gmuono lteherSen Sruppen unS n1u11=
rilhen Inbangern 0es Eraii0enten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
9entid1lan6 nn0 sic &alfanfrage.

WerIin It, II. M1tg.
Sic 0eltihe Heifsregterl1ng lit
boQitGn0ig einper itan6en nit Sem bonn
Giterreihiiden Miniiter 6es MeltBern>
grofel1 8erdtbolS, gemadten Gor=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
gu %perfanien.

Gin @obnbuu5 uno 5pei neue Got
tages, in Ser Staot ct. Glol1o gele=
gen, gegen feline monatlide 3ablun=
gen. Naberes rfrage man BET
ST. Sames 9ufner,
3S=ba. Hihmon0, Mtnr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
STR 6utscit:fcier pun Gpnrab V. Ypung
unb Shcreiia 6piabcla Ettl in Mem
Mtuntdl, Mttnn.

Ser Wuthe: &itl hat Gefuu1tc
@p quite Gierpertllger lr1n.
IN iener Stupt, ultd) nuf DEM 2ullne,
lInp lit ein edltes ltngarnftnD.
Ser Spdlter Helu Hpiabele
,Ir CT beip1ner5 lppbl ge1tn11t,
ll.1o lie ucroicl1t ul1f ollie Sdlle
Sen e%fu1ne11: ,,ih1ncs 11nsarnftnb."
ST.. 4o1ruoDpr1g aus I'M lrem Stdhtdeu
Ser mudl1c lld1, ldnucu mle Der @tno,
SefuNl1t nit DEM bel ugten Dfdodlen,
Sem llett,1 Eisl 1tngarnftnb.
Soh CT lie mn. id'llg's @er5 linn ld]nele1
t1Siir ulic5 N11o'rc lrGr CT blind
Sic @elf er1hieu linn ltht unb 9eler
Sei1n SGd1cIu Don Dem ltngarnftno.
G'rrm oiro CT phre picl Senenfeu
3ltm SAFER Don scr Muio gc1dnpiuh;
NJ nliSt mir Cure Sndtcr iderfen,
I'd, licb oa5 nrule 111garnftnD.
Ser Mattc5 mlrbe gunS betrilbet,
Su,ll1 lugt sln1 &pl1rdo CT Nel11o:
Na, mcn1 Did' mct1e Spd]ter ltebet,
Sam ni1nn1 os<s Cute ltngaruftnD.
,Sest hot CT cine lpeggcgeben
Sci 9fummer 31uct, 20 geht'5 %ge1d)plllner
Scnn CT fat, ul1Icr ihr, u1n lebeu
Npd adlt gelu1ne ltnsarnfinoer. Oh
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-16
AN EVEN PARTY KEEL

An even keel is more effective i'm politics than
in yachting, because an even keel in politics is
always desirable while Yacht wins races
heeled over and rail under. But no party can
win rail under AftsM
The Republican party in Hawaii is buffeted
by winds, and it is important that an even keel
be kept. In this case, keeping an even keel
means nothing more nor less than knowing
what the Republican party has as its goal and
sticking on the true course until the party gets
there.
No factionalist, however bitter he may be,
will for a moment argue that any Republican
in Hawaii is bigger than his party PERSONAL,
ties are not the campaign objects. If party work
means anything, it means work toward effect
i've government; and effectiyel government can
not be bought or paid for in terms of PERSONAL
ties, whether flattery or abuse.
Effective government in Hawaii means capa,
bic men in city and county Offices just as much
as, and in Honolulu even more than, it means
capable men in territorial offices. And it is
plain that an even keel and a true course means,
to drop the figure, that the Republican party
fix its eyes on an efficient ticket for the fall cam
paign and use every honest and honorable effort
to secure the election of that ticket
The Star Bulletin is informed that support
ers of the delegate have been asked to a meeting
tonight to discuss the political situation. This
meeting will doubtless develop into discussion
along the lines of Kuhio's last statement.
No political movement can be permanently
successful unless it gets results with which the
people are satisfied The Star-Bulletin is quite
certain that the people of Hawaii will not be
long satisfied with anything but progressive,
economical, efficient government
A fight for clean government in Hawaii will
not end with one campaign and one election. 1t
will 60 ON until clean government and harmony
in that government, are won.
Keep the party on an even keel Republicans
who can see two years or four years into the
future will not permit any personal issues to
outweigh the issues of decent, resultgetting gov
eminent.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-16
KONA WANTS
COFFEE P|CKERS
Sugarman Suggests Chance
for the Boy Scouts to
Make Money

Things are looking very well in
Kona," said William H. CroZier, sugar
boiler for the Kona Development
Company, who arrived in the Kilauea
this morning. I'VE had good show
ers Thursday and Friday nights, al
though Kona has not suffered so
much from drought as some other
sections.
1.-The sugar plantation is doing well;
1t viii have a crop of more than 2,5D0
tons sof sugar this. year. There's is
some good cane land to develop yet,
although from the nature of the
coaptry there is considerable diff.
Guilty in getting it under. cultivation.
Probably it will take some years be-
fore a ,5,0OO-ton crop will be reached.
Coffee. is. doing splendidly. There
wal be large crop this season, not
@ffhstanding that much of it will be
lost for lack of labor in picking. AS
high as dollar bag will be paid by
the growers for picking the berries.
If somebody in Honolulu would get
up a crew of boys and send them to
.Kona with chaperon, so that they
could be kept together in a camp OF
their own, the boys could make three
or four dollars day and besides re-
ceive much benefit from the outing
and the Industrial experience. Yes,
/ should think it would be possible to.
get a band of Boy Scouts from Ho-
nolulu as coffee pickers.
"The Mediterranean fly gets into
the berry. but, it is said, does no
harm. 1t only attacks the pulp of the
ripe berry.
"The volcano is very active al
present, and attracting many visit
crs. We could see the glare from all
along the coast, and the reflection
was visible even from Lahaina this
morning.
THE roads are bad. as no doubt
you have often heard, but some i'm,
provements are being made in them
here and :. there throughout the
island" $500.
Mr.. crozier will be in town for q.
week or two.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-16

c. f. MERRILL Referring TO the
big fire YESTERDAY an ernploye Of the
Hawaiian piHFapple eannery. told me
this morning sthatSthe' cannery would
go the same way if il ever took fire:
that frequently there was not suffi-
eient. pressure to get enough water
from the taps to wash ones hands
A. Z. LARIMER-We are expecting
word every day from F. b. Smith, head
of the International Interchurch Fed
GRAFTON Mr.. Smith is probably at the
Y. M.fC. A. Lake Geneva conference
now and until that is ended on July
"a he viii ta<ssno. ffnae 10 complete
his plans nor hiSFoahdlthe-worid tour.
B JOHN SMITH A good scheme for
the Duke Kah6harnakh testimonial
would be to establish the champion in
a little bathing resort on the beach,
where he might give instruction in
swimming and would himself give ex-
hibitions for tourists This should be
a pleasant layout for Duke and would
certainly be big promotion asset
A. +. COOKIE the ladies would
turn their attention to the moral con-
ditions of our city, viz, to the hula
and kindred evils, think the final
good results of their labors would be
of greater real general benefit than
trying to boycott the signboards
alone. l notice when there are
changes made on the signboards.
liquor and tobacco signs are on the
increase.
GEORGE P. CAsTLE-It occurs TO
me that the building inspector should
have power to pass on the architecture
as well as the construction fbnild-
ings. A lot of unsightly shaeks of the
familiar old type are going up on King
street anc there ought to be some way
to stop such Disagreement of the city.
1T is not necessaryqthat a cheap build
ing should be ugly. An example OF
cheap constructions combined with
taste in RrcIiit9etlire rs seen intfhe
French. laundry building.
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HAIKU ANDPAIA
BOTH Go KITING


Since yesterdays session of the
Stock and Bond Exchange. $50 shares
of Oahu are recorded as sold-sl0 ne-
tween sessions and so on the board.
the blocks ranging from ) shares TO
40 and the price remaining I'M
changed at $3.50 throughout.
Hawaiian Commercial advanced an
eighth and a quarter respectively in
two sales of so shares each at 44.375
and 1850 between boards. Pioneer
sold up a quarter at 34.75 for % and
5 shares. Hawaiian Sugar is un-
changed at IS for IL shares. Hutch
inson holds at 81 for loo shares. and
Telephone at "a for 20 shares.
Eva, unchanged in recess at 80 for
Is shares. advanced on the board to
80. so for two sales of shares each
Haiku made a jump of $50 from last
previous quotations in sale of 10
shares at 225. and Paia at 225 for 10
shares registered ten points advance.
Haiku sold at 217.50 last Saturday
and Paia at 215 on Friday.
After one days absence bonds
came strongly into view again. sales
of such reported today being $1,000
Olaa '6s at $3.50 and $1,000 Hilo Ex-
tension 6s at 9475.
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EYES THAT Can. SEE

Opportunities numberless lie ready at the
hand of those who believe in Honolulu Beauti-
full not as catch-phrase but as practical OBJ
ject.
In another column the activities of the Out
door Circle of the Kilohana Art League are men
TONED, and it will surprise not few to know
what speedy and tangible results comparative
" small number of publicspiritod women are
securing.
The Improvement of the city ought to be only
a matter of time for in climate and in the num-
Der of trees, shrubs and flowers that grow here,
the city is wonderfully blessed Time, however,
can be shortened by multiplying the willing
hands that do the work
The treeplanting so well begun by the Out
door Circle suggests that a movement to inn
prove every vacant lot along the principal
streets would flourish here as it has fiourished
elsewhere In one large mainland city, where
clouds of factory smoke blemish the sky and
the landscape, where most of the open spaces
are paved with ugly brick or reeking asphalt, a
Back-Lot Improvement Association has been
formed with Neighborhood branches. The mem
hers Of this association make it their duty to see
the owners of the bare lots and urge. some i'm
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COMES TO
STUDY LEPROSY
Father Keller Plans to Labor
Here as Medical Mis-
Si0nary

To study ieprosy in the Hawaiian
ISLANDS, the Rev. Charles Keller. pastor
of a Catholic church at Centaur. Mo.
has resigned from the ministry and
will journey to the Islands as soon as
he completes special course in metii-
cine which he is now taking at Cam
bridge, Mass. Father Keller has just
completed four years course i'm medi-
cine at the American Medical College.
Word OF the plans of the priest to
visit Hawaii We're received here yester-
day. Father Keller says that his resig-
nation as pastor will not affect his re-
lations with the priesthood He viii
work here as a Catholic medical mis-
sionart, he says.
AT first, pursued the study of med
icine for the sole purpose of occupying
my mind in a beneficial way" said the
priest My interest Increased as / adj
vanced in the study. and l decided to
finish professional course, as | was
convinced that the practise of medicine
might prove no less beneficial, to hui
manity than my previous activities.
Il do not give up my priesthood by
my resignation. merely surrender my
priestly functions
Father Keller is AZ years old and a
native of Coblenz. Germany After
serving in the Prussian army he came
to America in 1888 and opened branch
houses for his father. wealthy wine
merchant In 1889 he went to Rome
and began the study of theology.