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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-15
Mrs. Wallace r. Farrinston's
Neighborhood Tea.

Mrs. Wallace X. Harrington gave q
neighborhood tea in honor of Miss Ray
Sheldon, who leaves Honolulu this
summer for her home in Washington.
Miss Sheldon has taught at Punahou
for the past three years and has been
one of the most popular teachers in
the Preparatory school. Mrs. Earring.
ton chose as her COlor-scheme the Pu
nahOu colOrs, buff and blue. A huge
ball of asters and yellow daisies was
most attractive. Throughout the
rooms brown baskets and brass bowls
were filled with flowers, which made
the rooms very attractive. Miss
Dodge poured coffee and Miss Clarke
poured tea. Mrs. Farrington's guests
were Miss Sheldon, Miss Williamson
Miss Borden, Miss Johnson, Miss
! Winnie. Miss Clarke. Miss Dodge, Mis-;
Crosby, Mrs. Grihiths, Mrs. Isaac Cox
Mrs. Dodge, Mrs. Derby, Mrs. Lysor
Mrs. John Drew, Miss Varney. Mrs
Julia Smith. Mrs. Chas. Frazier, Mrs
L. A. Jones, Miss Wells Peterson. Mis-.
Margaret Peterson, Mrs. INV. Gilmore
Mrs. T.. NJ. Church, Mrs. 7. II. Petrie
Mrs. Jack Balch, Mrs. Emil Berndt
/ Mrs. WV. Dimond, Mrs. Myer Mrs
! Clarence Cooke, MrsJhmes Love. Mrs
l.. l.. McCandless, Mrs. VIM. Thomp
son, Mrs. VIM. Hail, Mrs. A" q. NJ
Robertson, slrs. Geo. Renton, Mrs
Philip Weaver, Miss Allyn, MISS Mac
donald.
4 ~
Mrs. Warehouses; Tea.
Mrs. Henry Warehouse was hostess
at tea given by her in honor of thu
members of the Outdoor Circle yester
day afternoon. The rooms were AT
tractively decorated in white Lille
and pink roses. Mrs Warehouse gra
ciously received her guests at the la
mai entrance. Mrs. +. J. Lowrey
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-15
Bostonians Entertained.

DUblUHTdT5 CHItTldTTtu'
Miss Miriam Stacker was hostess at
a delightfully."- Informal tea in honor
of the Bostonians, who have won such
warm place in the hearts of Homo.
lulu's theater public. Several Homo.
lulu girls were asked to meet the
young girls, who with all their expert.
cnce before the footlights, have lost
none of their girlish charm. Mr. and
Mrs. Stacker and Misses Miriam and
Ruth Stacker were untiring In their
efforts toward the comfort of their
guests. Delicious refreshments We're
served and the girls all left regretting
the hour of departure.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-15

Walter Cowles, Mrs. Clinton G. Bal.
lentyne, Mrs. Frederick Klamp, Mrs.
Eleanor Hyde.Smith, Mrs. Andrew
Fuller, Mrs. George Shadwell Carr
Mrs. wall, Mrs. Newton Locke, Mrs.
Ross Kingsbury, Miss Edith Cowles,
Miss Priscilla Ellicott and Miss Alice
Cornet. Music occupied the hour aft.
err luncheon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-15
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frederick
Wichman's Dinner,

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frederick Witch.
man entertained at one OF the pref.
test and charming dinners given this
week. The drawingroom. living.room
and billiard-room were massed In
beautiful baskets of maidenhair fern.
The dining-rOom was massed with the
same exquisite growth of fern. The
oblong table had as the center decor.
elton an oblong basket of ferns and at
the four corners We're crystal vases
filed with Montmorency roses and
sprays of fern. The petals Of this
same bloom were scattered In wind.
blown simplicity over satin damask
Pink.shaded candlesticks lent soft
and delicate hue to the table. The
place.cards were large, square, ivory.
toned pasteboard with the Hawaiian
Coat-ofarms resting in a wreath of
MALE. Mr.. and Mrs. Wichman's
| guests were Admiral and Mrs. Walter
4 c. Cowles, Major and Mrs. Edward J.
/ Undertake. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
! Klamp, Miss Edith Cowles, Miss Alice
Cornet, Mrs. Robert McCorriston and
Mr.. Frederick Warren Wichman. The
hour after dinner was devoted to mu
sic.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-15

Won Holt. Miss Nora Sturgeon, Mrs.
A..P. Taylor, Mrs. Frank Andrade, and
others.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-15

thy, Miss Magaret Mccarthy, MIR. Es.
mOnd Parker. MIR. Oswald LightfOot,
Mr.. Edward Garden. and Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Young. The hour after din.
ner was devoted to music and bridge.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-15
4 4
Major and Mrs. Edward J. Timber.

MAJOR ana MrS. EDWARD y. inner.
lakes Dinner. III.
Wednesday evening Major and Mrs.
Edward j. TimberlaNe entertained at
n charmingly-a dinner given In
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cart.
wright, Jr. The table was artistlcally
and daintily arranged. In the center
Of the table was a low gold basket
filed with fragrant violets and sprays
of maidenhair fern. Violet blossoms
we're gracefully scattered over the ia.
BILE damask. Pierced silver candle
shades adorned the violet.sovered can.
dlesticks The place.cards were ivory
toned with the Timberlake monogram
in gold. The table was very beautiful
and reflected the good taste of the
hostess. Major and Mrs. Undertake
motored with their guests to the Army
hop that was given at the Moana Ma.
jor and Mrs. Undertakes guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, Jr,
Mrs. Frederick Coleman, DR.. and Mrs.
McAfee of Fort Shafter, and Captain
and Mrs. Hannum of Fort De Russy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-15
Taffeta and eros Grain Rib

And have decided to put them on sal c
Regular Sc per yard special sale price
Regular yards for 25eG special sale pric
Regular 1oc per yardi special sale pri CO
Regular 15o per yardi special sale price
Regular zoe per yardi special sale pri SO
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-15

!, AY, JUNE II, at the following redue tons:
Regular 25e per yardi special sale price -.
! Regular SOC per yardi special sale price %.
Regular 35e per yards special sale pri ...
Regular 45o per yards special sale pri ce .
Regular SOC per yard; special sale prise %,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-15

Have you been fitted by our expert
to Modart Improved Front Laeins
Correct?
Every Corset fitted by US has given
entire satisfaction.
This celebrated improved front lac
in- corset can only be obtained at our
tore.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-15

yards for 25c
yards for 25c
yards for 25c
yards for 25c
yards for 25c
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-15

New Marquisette Dress FIouronJs
with Embroidered Bands to match.
Pretty line of Lingerie Dresses from
IA years.
July Delineators and Butteriek Pat
terms now on sale,
Gross Stitch Embroidery Patterns.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-15
The Piano Club.

Members and guests Of the Piano
Club of Hilo were the honored guests
of Mrs. w. II. Shipman on Monday
A delightful and pleasant afternoon
was spent by the guests hidden.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-15
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder's
Weekend Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder enter
tanned at a weekend party at the
Tantalus home. The guests enjoyed
the delightful cool and bracing air OF
Mount Tantalus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-27

Rem gort. 26. SUM. 2tnestrms
men: ,llnitep States" BON &openhasi
gen; .GaIifornta" BON 9oDre; SAM
8iopQnni" bon ReapeI; cincinnati
bon Somburg; .Gurpnia" BON Giper&!
ppol; ,Gampauelo" BON RotterbamT
rgrpber aurfiirit" bon Bremen.
9lbgeg.: r4merico" nah geopeI. !,
Bremen. glnget.: .Gronprin5
@ilbslm" Don Qen gort.
Soutbampton, 2tbgsgunseH.j
Olympic" uuh Rem Dort; yarou~'
prin3eTin Gscilte" no9 Jlep Yori.
Genua. 4ngst.: rGaIabria" BON;
Nsp Yort; rSuyortd" bon gtep Dort-j
NeapeI. angst.: ySant' 4nna'l
bon Retp Yort.
90 pntreal. Nbges.; vMscaHirs.
nad 2onoon; nRppaI George" na1.
griItoI.
Gberbpurg. glbee.; pGrcns
prinseHin GeciIie" naa aeD gort.
Giperpool. 9lbgeg.: rSaners
fpro" udb Pbilaoelpbia.
90 n. snget.: rgretic" BON Oes
Hua; .Rsnominnee" bon 4ntperpel.
Guebsc. alnsss.: .prssriaz.
BON GIossosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-27
Cincinnati, Oommertag. bem 81. Snni 1912.

2ebensiabr pollenoet bnben. Greiberr
bon Gppenbeiin mar 8ateralfoniul
bon SatIen. Geine aolleftion all
aunitgegenitdnoen eebort 5u ben folt.
barlten uno gebiegenIten, iDelte i'm
Deiitihen 8eid 81 ftnoen iir,o.
Die Giebe bes Sail RS n,
berpreiies oufgeipiirt.
g9ie aus aoln teIegraphiih gemel.
BET Miro, lit Die Spur Der 3iebe,
nelhe ben ieniationeaen Ginbrud IN
Der bortiaen Gigeliteintborburg Der.
iibten uno inter anoeren iiberaus
rpertbpollen @egenit1noen Die prnht.
nolle goloene 9ette, oen @anoerpreis
oes Gdiiers. entfpenbeten, in 2iittid),
@elaien aufgeiunoen poroen.
Gie 3h1ter puren bret Gin6re6er,
rpeihe Der goli3ei poblbefannt iino.
gSnl 06 rdnbe.
gSinnepcg, Man., 26. Sunt.
sSn Der llmgebiIng bon Sltperior
cSunction, oitlih pom bier, baben leit
Daontoa @alobr1noe tiir nlebr ais
81 100000 Sd,aoen ongerihtet. Die
-SGuier pieler aniieoler ioaen bon
ben Slammen beorobt iein. SuuoertC
bon GiieHbnhnangeiteuten befdnlpIen
Gag ,lno 0aht bic 6lammen.
|grpIoiion on 8oro eineE
iran5oiiihen &riegs.
idiffes.
5ouIon, ;Sranfreidl, 26. Sirui
am Dittpof, fano an goro 0es fran
3oiiihen 8anjerfreu3ers osSutez
Deihelat" ipdhreno er nit Shieb-
iibungen oui Der Sobe Der Ssniel
Sneres teIhaftigt mar. cine GTplolioil
zines IS Gentimeter 8eihIseS Itait
Irei Sffi3iere uno 20 Wdtroien iuur.
ben babel perlpurtbet. einer Der 2et'
teren itar6 ipdter in einem SoipitaI
imo bier an6ere befinoen iif) in fritz.
ihem 3ititanoe. Die Sablng erplooir'
re, ols lie in bns Robr bes 9eiHilses
eeiho6en tuuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-27
Jn(an0gc(egrap6
Qoliaift eri d lien.


9bilabeIpbia, pd.. 26. SUM-.
9bonas 9cpiing. Elm poli3ift. nuroe
bier am Msittpo6 Don 5erbert sohH.
Ion, sinsm 18jdhrigen Burden ers
ihoiien, als er oieien perbaften ipolIte.
Der Wpro fpurbe in sinem pfanbleis
6ergsI6dft besanseH, tpo Sohnion Der@
iu6te ShmutIa6sn 81 perfesen, bic
oft.nbar seitpblen uoroen Ddren.
Der poli3iit mar pon bem pfanoleiber
hereingerufen pproen uno tDuroe ers
f6oFen, als er in ben 3aoen trat. Der
iungs Woroer psriuhte 3u sntflishen,
tuuroe nber sineefangsn.
q ellie glp Degen @eib 6'
tung bes @eri6ts
perurtbeilt
Dorf. 26. Suni. gteltie
gln, i'm gripntleben 6rau gliIabetb
6. Seamnn, iriiber als 3eitlmgs.
aorreipcnoentiH befannt uno sur
3eit gigentbiimerin Der banterotten
'sron Glao Nig. 60. Don 9reoflpn,
ipuroe Dtitnpof, bon benz 9lmoesrif.
ter Wsuner 3n 20 Iagen geidngntB
lno $4,000 Geloltrafe peutrtbellt.
Gin Strafaufihub bis gum /. S5n!l
Duroe beiuilligt.
sSraa Seanan mar Der WiBahtllng
oes 8erid1ts iiir lhuloig beluuoefl
uor6en, nodoem elm EunoesrIdier
in grootlnn bic sssron gIao Dtig. 80.
fiir banferott erfldrt bate uno elnc
llnteriuhung Der areoitogen eingeIel-
tet iporoen mar. @nbrenS oieier llE'
teriud,lng niirbe 5rau Seafnan pre'
berbolt ais 3eiigin uorgelaoen. 2te
anludIfe Der 8I1nbiger luhten 81 be-
lpeiien, ooB Die Imeriean Steel Bar
rel Co., eine eleldfaas BON ,SrauSea'
man betriebene Sirm1. pelbe 3u 81
900 900 befperthet miro. ein 3tpelg-
aefhait Ser ,sron gIab Wfig. 60. let.
ssran Seanln meigerte iif), trot rid)'
terlIhen geiehls. tbre 9iifer por3ii.
Iegen. Shon Dor ca. 2 Utouaten Dllr.
be Tie ueaen WeiBaf]tlmg 0eg 8ertdgs
su 5000 Straie oerurtbellt.
Sunges Maodenerihu fen
louisville, an., 26. Sani
slns SeItano, Stu. fpiro 6erittet, oob
bic f5idhrige Clio 9lilntber, pelf,e
BEL ihrer Gouiine, 5ran Sreo. Barter.
| auf geiuf meilte, nit Dem Wsanne
| Der sSrau ourfbrannte. ssbre Goiiiine
lperioIgte Oas fliid,tise Boar. iiber'
fhoIte es uno id1ob oas iitnge Wdohen
nieoer. GinseIbeiten feb!en, es beiDi
aber, bdB Barter uno feline sSrau III
GeIina, 5enn., perbaftet ipuroen.
aubigere 3uitanoe aui
Gubn.
Bnihington 9. G., 2G. Suni
Tie geiierllna Der Gage nui auba bai
Oas striegs.T .Tepnrtement neranlaBr.
Die bereifs setrofienen arrangements
| ilr Die Gntierioiina eines 1906
1eann itnrfen Grpenitions.Gorps fa!.
len sn Iaiien. lie pier sroben slrn,ee.
Iransportififfe IN Hetnport Ne,ps
meIhe our Mbinhrt bereit logeu. suer.
ben oabsr Die Gabrt nod auba MIDI
Gntrs4ga
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-27

9erii6t Derbreitet fpurbe, oaB Senator
Gd 5ollette am 8tenitdq Nbeno cine
lange nnterreoung nit Wm. s. 8rDan
ge6abt babe, ndhbem 8rndn in benz
Ganpf .um bds 2(mt bes tempordren
YorfBers gefhlugen tporben. Gs pirb
bebauptet, bab Der Senator, Der gang
IN Der Sttlle Don Wdibingtou beriibers
getommen mar, in gdn8 betatuirter
Wetie Die getpegung CUR 9runoung ei-
ner Drttten Bartei nit Wm. z. 9rpon
beipro6en unb ben 2eBteren aufgefor=
bert babe, nit Der neuen gortitrittss
Partei gemetni4aftllde Sahe gu MAJ
6en.
SIN 8rpanz unb i'm glebrdstds
9uuptquartter berrI6te tpdbrenb beg
Cages Elm ge9eimribpoIIsr 9On. gs
puroe tpeber in Qbrebe giteQt, nod
beitdtigt, oab cine iolhe apnferen5
itattgefunDen babe, aber bic Setretdre
grpons unb bic Wltt9tieoer Der Dele
CATION parer .tptrtIi4 niht I'm Stans
be" gu beitdtigeu, baB cine Iol6e aons
feren3 itdttgefunoeu babe. G8 purDe
aber 3ugeitanben, oaB Senator ga
Sollette in bemielben 0ptel ipte Brpun
abgeitte9eu mar unD aud ertldrt babe,
am Wtttpoh piebertommeu 3u Dpl@
len. Die Nnbdnqer 8rpdns MOLTEN
nicht poiitip in 2brebe Iteuen, baB cine
rpeitere 3uIdmmeutunft perubreoet
poroen 1ei. Sm g8isconiiner 5aupta
quarter tpuroe 3ugegeben, bab Der Se>
ndtor bier mar uno nieDertommen
tpiirbe. IS tpurbe aber ertlGrt, baB
cine 4onferen3 3piiher ga 5ouette
unb grpan unpabriheinlih fei, oa Der
Senator btsber INNER oufiir mar, bdb
Differensen in Der republituni'hen
gartei innsrbulb Der gartet erleoigt
tperben miiBten.
Die gIatfprm nirb bor%
Idufig 3uru 4 &c ehulten.
| Wfit % geger Is Sttmmeu bat bas
Gommittee fir Hegeln pon Der gtas
tipnaItpnpentipu bef6LoTen, bic plats
| form erit etn3ureihen, na6oen Elm
Observation-Disclosures nomintrt
poroen lit. "a es INNER nod uHgez
piB lit, pb Der tDnferpatipe pper ber
/ fortIhrittli1e SyliigeI Der Purtet bic
aonpention tontroQiren fpirp, bdlt
man es fir angebrdat, bic Bldtform
aurutSubaIten, bamit iie in fplher
Bsiie abgefuBt perben tann, baB fie
aud bon bem 9raIiDentf6aftss Sunoi>
buten ppu unb gan3 inooHirt peroen
fann. Ulan min permeiDen, bab cine
9latform Qnaenommen pirb, an Der
piellsiht Der fir bas qrd1ibentenumt
nonlinirte SonoIoQt 8ieles aus3uiebeH
baben piirDe.
Gin 3siGhriger Rnube aIs
SeIb Itmoroer.
ga T birgto II, 9. g., 26. SSunt.
Sun SuroIe, ein 13 Sabre alter 8nu-
be. hat iih bier in Der 92obe ietHer
elterItfen 8obnung an einem gaume
erhQuQt. Der 3uabe mar am Sarmtug
nou icinem Gater idarf oafiir geta-
oelt poroeu, oaB er eiue llbr qegen
elm 6ubn pertuuid]t bate, ou5 er 5r
beiiBen tpilnidte, un0 Dies bat i'm OBJ
ne 3meiicl ou3u gctriebeu, iid oas sc.
BEN 5u nebmen.
FQus 3000SuB66be BON eis
mem 8ipIan abg ges
iprungen.
5empfteab, q. g., 26. SUM-. -
Robman Gam, Elm 4erpnaut, iprdns
an Mittpo6, nit 3psi 5auidirmeu
perieben, in elmer 00be BON 5000 Sub
BON elmer Wrigbt'iden SIugmaIhiue
ab, bic bon Sarolb 9. 8ropn, benz
9oftpuer 2lptattter, gefiibrt puroe.
| Der erIte 5alIidirm 0ffnete ith fhoH,
uadbsm er 80 5uB geFauen mar uno
Der atpeite ais er mebr ais 1000 5ub
aefalleu mar. Gr Idnoete in IaRfter
g9eiIe. Die StabiIitGt Der FIu9ma@
Tdine purbe oura ben Sprung Hiat
geftprt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-27

Die Rep lu tion in Weyitn.
5m 5auptquartier Der Rss
bellsn. 8adimba, Werito, 26. Juni.
Reeierunsstruppsn iinb ben Rebellen
IN ben Riiden gefallen uno iDdhreno
Der eonsen Rdht mar elm inarfes
Gefe6t bel guerta be Dillon, in Der
RGbe Don 5oreaoitas, o6t Weilen
n0rolid Don 8ohinlbo, unb nur 27
Uleilen iioIi6 bon gbibudbua. i'm
Gongs.
Die Resierunestruppen tnmsn pom
Meften uno fteinen Die 9orbut Der
groben HoIonne su iein, Die cine Jlans
tenbsnegung sema9t bat, um eDentuea
ben RsbeQen ben Riid3ng na9G bibuas
bua su perIssen. lleber bic 9erluite
iit Dorldufig nod ni6ts betannt.
Die 6ouptioIonne Der Re9ieruness
truppen ridie tpd1renb beg Cages BON
Ortis aus, bas 10 ReiIen fiiblih BON
Ba1imbd Iiest. tn nDrbIi4er Ri6z
tung Dor.
Ortiz Rer. Sm Sauptquartisr
bes Generals 6uerta. 26. Suni. -
Dos griutxn bes Generals pasqual
Grpsco. bob General Susrta bic Reus
traltt1i elmer Garnifcn reipettiren
fclIe. bic pielIeiht in gbihudhud ipenn
bic StGbt Don ben Hebellen aufeegeber
iDeroen folIte, 3uriidgelaHen iperben
miiFe. rpurbe am Utitttpoh bem Gent
rni Suertu bur9 bic NFoeiirte Yreifs
5ugefiellt. Der General ihidte baraui
our9 biefeibe 9ermitislung bic fpls
gtnbe 4ntiport:
sd bin bereit, bic Siherbeit irs
genb pelher Wiannihaften su earaus
tiren. oie CUR 8eihiibuns Der Sidbt
gbibuobun suriidssIaFsn tpsrbtn foa.
ten. poranseeiebt. baB oieis Wanns
fhnf.en nur poliSeioisnit perri6ten,
bic Rube uno Grbnung oufrehtsrbais
ten uno bas Gtf6nsniB unb bos
3uhthous beipdntn."
Ginise Der Runbihafter Der Rebels
len tomen am Wiitnoh SrttS su
nabe nnb ipuroen, obne bnB Elm Shub
obgefeuert iporben mare. BON ben Res
gierungstruppen sefunsen ssnommen.
1Gft bic gdn5e Resierungsarmee bai
ben GluB BEL Drtis iibsrffritten. Rur
bic Artinerie Ddrtet nod ouf bic Sers
tigittlung ber groben Bride In Eriis,
bic bon ben Rebellen bsi ibrem Riifsna
Serit0rt norben III. Wan eripor.eI
aber. baB lie am 4beno fertia f.in
suirb uno bic 4riilIsrie nod In Der
Rads iibtr ben SIub sebradt iperbsu
tam. Die tleineren 9riidsn, oi.
n0rbIi6 BON Srtis serit0r. morben
fInb, ntroen bic Rssierunssiruppen
tpobrfdsinlit nur ipeniae Stunotu
aufbaIisn. Nm Donneriioa iperben
Die Gifenbnbn5iigs fpitbsr auf Der anns
5tn Strede fnbren une bic 5tellunaen
Der Mtb<lItn BEL 1ohimba merbeu
bdnn DabrfGein!i6 fOfort onsssriffsn
tusrosn.
AItgdnnrns 1ngin 2ons
bon.
Qcnbon, 26. Suni. - On TO-.
600 Grauer. barunter oiele Dumsn
Der bo6fseH gtriitotrotis, gang ingDeib
gtsMbtt. NIT reiben Often, bic mil
D!umen gesiert fparen. ptrtnaFisu
Wiitpoh Nlnmsn auf ben GiroBeu
Qcnbons au Gbren Der Q6nigins sMut.
ter 4Ieronbru. nah iptIfsr Der 1aa
btnonnt fpurbt. Die ginnabmen iuers
ben gum BelieH Der DolpitGlsr une
0roHtenbeimt i'm Nnmen Der HGnigin.
Wutttr, lpslhs ba3u bic Anregunq
CAB, Der1pnnbt tperben. 4iht lpenis
ger ala 10 WaiuiDnea tiinitlime RcIen
ipurotn Su BEN 3ne6e bon ariippeln
nHb Dlinhsn 6tratiieiIt. Gin GirGu6.
6eu msioeT Rain lpMfhsn su ie 2
Hanfn 1mSx1n1sff - 1hremA fffx IA ~.
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WetterberiHt.

Sir 8 + o nnb Snoiana: allae.
inein id,ones @etter am GonnerItag
a,no Jreitng. Shrpode oitlifle 8inoe.
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Drei Sffisisr. unb 20 Mann Dsrpuns
bet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-27

Ggploiion duf bem fron3Oiifden pan.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-27

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-30

Waitress-Have another glass,
sir?
Husband (to his wife)-Shall l
have another glass, Lena?
Wife Ito her mother)-Shall
he have another glass, motherl
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-30

Mrs. De Style-Marie, I shall
take one Of the children to church
with me.
The Maid-Yes'm.
Mrs. De Style-Which one will
60 best with my purple gown?
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-08
CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the county
clerks office today:
Gseller e Mitchell, owners, with P. Ger
mann. contractor, plumbing work, $S36,
T66 South Twentieth street.
Same owner. with Axe & Speeler, on
tractors. mason work, S1,65o; same prem
ises.
j. McCance. owner. with o. Rud. con-
tractor, erect and finish two one-story
houses. s4.S00; Cummings street, Irvington.
East Orange Building Company, owners
with r. Adams, contractor, painting WORK
$500; rs Grant avenue, East Orange.
East Side Realty Company. owners,
with Tlsil Contracting Company, contrac-
tors, mason work, $3.50; 81 to 107 Napc-
leon street.
Clark & Company, owners, with J. Stu
ven Company contractors, erect concrete
wall. S225; Hunterdon street.
a. Levy and NJ. Cherin, owners, with
Kaplan BROTHERS, contractors, general
work. $4,000: 675-s77 South Tenth street.
r, Gribbin, owner. with Kaplan Broth
ers. contractors, general work. So, 700; ia
Smith street.
b. Scudder, owner, with Clark & Con-
rad, contractors, all painting work. $40
Same owner, with Storms & Company,
contractors. plumbing work, 1884; same
premises.
T.. Bambefger & Company. owners, with
Empire City-Gerad Company, contractors,
carpenter work, $500; Market street.
r. Schweickert, owner. with Wade &
] Herman Company, contractors, general
work, s5,225; S5 Bergen street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-08
1000 BAIL FOR NEGRO
ACCUSED OF BIKE THEFT,

william harris, negro, so years old,
of S7S Halsey street, was held in $1,000
bail at the First Precinct Court today
for stealing Bicycle Policeman Mac
Donald's wheel Saturday night from
in front of 379 Halsey street. Several
months ago Roundsman Stillman had
his wheel stolen in the same neighbor-
hood, and he and Macdonald have
been hunting for the thief ever since.
Saturday night they left their wheels
in front of $40 Halsey street and wait
ed in a nearby hallway. In a few min
utes Harris came along, looked the two
wheels over and selected MacDonald's
and jumped on and was off like a shot.
Macdonald shouted to the negro to
stop, but the latter paid no attention,
and the policeman threw his blackjack
at the thief but it missed him. Still
man got on his wheel and went after
Harris, and the latter led him a merry
chase for a half dozen blocks, but
finally Stillman landed Harris and
locked him up. The latter pretended
he was drunk. Harris recently came
here from Bridgeton.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-08
IT'S WORTH S5,555 TO YOU
TO BE THE RIGHT GUILFORD

Two letters were received by Chief
of Police Corbitt today asking for in
formation for missing friends. One was
from Cork, Ireland, to the effect that
Frederick Madison Guilford, who was
last heard from as being In this city
on October 8, 1897, when he wrote a
letter to his father asking for forgive
ness for a quarrel that occurred in
1882. A letter was sent here from
Ireland with $50 in it, but it was re-
turned through the deaf letter office.
Guilford's father has died since then
and the son was left one-ninth of a
$50, coo estate. The letter also states
that If the son is not heard from very
500 he will be declared legally dead.
The other communication was from
the secretary of San Francisco
Bakery n Confectionery Workers
Union No. "a, asking for information
concerning the whereabouts of John
McLaughlin's two daughters, who
formerly lived at Gil Warren street,
The father is believed to be dead. and
a son who lived in San Francisco died
recently.
The daughters first names were Liz
zie and Mary.