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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10
Goldman iSeutificirt.

Ger 2eidnam oes am U1ittmoh
IN Der Ra6e bon Glfborn i'm Off.
born 5luB s~efunOenen llrtbefannten
lit ais oerienige BON Senrp aolbe
ioattifi5irt moroen. aolbe lit EN-
pobIbnbenoer, bier Neilen lilooItlid)
BON Glfborn pobnertoer 5armer. st
feianb iid non GIfGorn 8uriidfeb-
reno oui elmer 6luBbriife, OILS ieite
9feroe ploblid ideuten uno einen
z eiteniprung thoten, inFolge neiicn
II BON ieiitem SiBe herab mo IN
Sen Sins geidleitbert milroc, no
CT c:a fldelides Gnbe iaito. 3as
9ltaqp rpuroe nlti Dem griifenee-
ldnoer bnngeno a%efrutoen. Die
Gferbc q~rniten in bent mare gelege.
,ten Jeloc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10
stimmt fir Games 6. 2el,sal
aanOioat fir StaatS. z duliHpcr'
in%tenoeni.

SER Icljea bat 6us SdnltoHife
Oes Stantspprbau0es ylebrasfa BET
Der ausarbeitmg eiller @eiebuorlagt
gpeds e~iutiibrmg bcs Gentitlnt.
tcrridjis IN Den ciientlitM Saulen
lrarm rmtcritist uno periprcdltn ote
Sahc Dor Der nddlteu @elebgeblliB
III bcfiiriuortrn, mcsbalb ibm bic
6cntihen Burger oes Staatts 81
tciouoercm 3anfc pcrpilidtet lino.
imO in Der fommenoen @abI iilr
lbn itinimeu ioattn.
@ir bringen Dies SIR 4tunttlB'
nahne nnierer gcier mo erinden III
ierc @chielbIatter I'M Staatr, bier
bon e%beniaas ireimolitit 2}otij 81
ncbnlen uno eineu Iiam jI llils
ieritilteu, Der ittl uniercr Sddc
Iuarm anaenommrn bat
Ties lit feiie Au5cige, ior0eril
cine oFfrnherjige empfehluug
superintendent Sames Z Gel.
5cl lit Der icsipc StaotSiuprrintcn'
cent uub aaloioat iiir Die @icNer.
lrohl.
Gr BOT cine erobe griahrurl9 nle
Sdulmnnn i'm Staate aclabt Sci
ne 2ehrerlauibohn beqann er III
antelope Gounm, no er 0rei ,Sdhrl
in ben 2nuoihuIen unterrihtete.
Gam mar or 5ruei Sabre @oritebel
in genfelmnn 3ipei Sabre in 60
%tIcnburg uno IA Sabre Iana Gu.
p~etintenbent Der itd0tiid)rn Shnlel
in Serington.
8eiI Die SfuImdnner BON 9te.
braSfa 10 groBeS gertraueu in IeinC
5dFiafeit babcn, bat cr peridieoenl
bcOclitcnoe eref1tipe unb proieiiio.
urQe Stealmgcu inne 9ebnbt. 81
uar fiinf Sabre lang ciu Qtit9lieS
Der Gr3iebungsbe6oroc ser @itnatli.
den 9tormaIitulen; iulairte Ore
Sdbre nl5 S%daemellttr ltlln Wflfi
0!ieb 6es Grcfittus Gotuite8 Der &c.
trasfa Stoots 2ebrerpcreiniQtmg; CT
iii aegenrodrtig itnatlifer 0ireftol
Ter 9fationalen Gr5iellta93oereint
gung.
GuperintenOcnt 0ef3e1 1T an ie.
Der gbaie ser 5dultb6tigfeit into.
%rciiirt. Or tritt cin iiir bic @ab.
rung Ser beiten ~Sntereiicn Der Gri
rat, 4arofiol. uno Seftenihulen
Gr ermutGigt oie 3beilndbme al
nen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inoen
er cine praftiihere 2ehrmetboOe fin
Gle 2anoituleu eillfiibrt, io0aB BIZ
anaben ut0 Maofen nah goIen
0ulg ibrcr arbeit mebr @eialmf
tum Garmle6en babeu, tie belize
ousgeftattet net0ert inn ell Sein
3n ariinoen un6 I'LL erhaIten.
Cine Stimmc fir Superintprber.
Gcl;eQ beoeutet cine Gimme fiji
Die beiten 5trterriien Der anabcl
ur0 Md0hen bon 9brasfa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10
Ger oentife 6eidGftsmanu in
anerifauiidjen lIrtbeii.

Ser 90. 9. Sim" entnebmen mir
nofitebenoes intereiiaute llrtbeiI
ilber ben mternsbmenOen @eih6its-
mann 9eutidlanos; Die Gun iogt:
v9or etlidlen 8ohen ihrieb EN-
Correspondent Ser Sun aus Gene-
Big, nobel er auf Die 1batiafe ouf-
mcrfiam madte, baB man Den oeut-
ifpn Geiienbeu iiberall in europa
iinoen Tonne. Sect fommt Der frits
here WoDor MtcGleaan, Der nit
GrItaunen 0ieielbe 2bntiade felt
felt. Gr erfIart, DdB beutife
Reiienoe itets nit groBen @elomit,
:eIn beriebeu ieien uno oaB Die
Gentiten raif)ere 6ortidritte maf-
ten aIs ireeno Elm anoeres 8olf in
europa. Niles oies mar Der Webr-
sahl Der amerifdner, Die ben euro.
palIden Sentiment bereiiten uno oa-
Bel Elm Offences 41lge batten, eine
ldngIt befantte 9hatiafe. Ser SIR
t6um Der gmertfaner lag icoofl
Itcts BARN, oaB iie ben 8eutIflen
ME boa) gelltg einihdbten. Ser
feutite Heiienbe bat ein isieIgebeit'
oes s5ntereiie an alien, mas ols
BrunoIoge Der groBe zines 8olfeS
6ient, .cinertei Oh off Dem 8ebictc
Ser aunlt, Der 2iteratlir ODER oes
geieQidoitLihen 2ebens. Sit er III
Stnlien, 10 oerienft er iib in bic
atrnIt oes 2ort0es ulto in feline 8e-
.fdidte. gereiit er 5rantreif, 10
srforIft er Die 8runolage, auf Der
Die iebige oerpifelte @eieqidafts-
cronung iif oufgebaltt. Siabt Der
amerifaner einen oeutihen Geiien-
sen. Der Ioldlen 9ingen natgebi
iutb 5u erforifen iutt, 10 1ennt er
ihn einen einfadlen 1onriIten, einer
sroumer, einen 8biloiophet, ober
pieQeid)t audi cinen Gif)ter. aeu-
5erIt ielten ilebt er IN Inn ellleil
Beiddftsmann.
Gennod muB hier Die Gbotlad(
feltgeItllt tperOen, oaB er 5urneiIi
Gin @eifaftsmarit, ein @anoels
mann lit. gr lit Elm @eihdfts
mann burd utb ourd. 8aren Jet
ne Met6oben in bieiem 2atoe better
befannt, nlrbe man i'm einen 6efo
nontiiten nenren. Die olgemeint
8olfsmeinulg in amerifd. be5eifl
net oamit jebod einen 3beoretifer
qinert aolege BrofeIlor, ooer iflint
mer nod einen unge5iigelten Sour
naIiIten. 81 oieier Sorte BON 0efo
nomiiten gebort Der oeutide 8e
id1ftsmann bon beute ie6od nidt
st lit iibcrall auf Heiien 5t fin
sen, CT beobohtct aaes, er fpdgt I'M
riegt aaes. uno ifdbt icoe G6Gtig
felt ocs golfes ob. aIsoann eeb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10
@arft6eridt.

Glib ntaba, .. Sftobcr.
&tnopic6- 3ufubr 1900.
Mnrtt icit.
@}artt: bette ieit, aiocre iInit bis
nie0riger.
gltc Bis bette SS.25-to.25.
IitteImabge bis cute $7.25--
e.26.
@ep56nIifje bis mitteImiBiee
$6.00-725.
aiibc ur,o Sellers, felt.
Cute his bette Sellers, $5.75-
$50.
Gutc Bis bette sate 1925
CPS.
MittcImaBige Bis quite siibe.
$l.25-5.25.
gew0hnIi6e bis mitteImdbige,
So. 60--425.
etoder8 un0 3eeOers, felt bis
Itarf.
@lte Biz bette $5.75-6.5o.
NittelmaBige biz CUTE $500
5.75.
@ep0GnIide Bis mitteImdBige.
$4,000.
Gtot Sellers $4.oO-5.50.
aalber $4,000.
@ulm $4.25-~5.50.
Gtpcine- 3uFuhr $500. Marfi
felt. Gnrhihnittsprcis $50
$50. 01titcr 8rcls $500.
cdaie- 3uillbr $4,000; @arft
left.
Mrttcridofc, cute bis bette,
So. $3.50
Biboer, cute bis bette $3.75
$500.
S = & cute big bette
9anmer $G.3O-6.60.
5eeOers: Dtuttcridoie S2.75-
3.75: @i06crs 3.70-4.00; Sdbr'
Iinqe $4,000; 2dmmer 800
-6.15.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10
sthatiet lire SrtiIaHans.

GoIijririftcr Better bcitdtiete ge'
fern Die 1reiIniiuna bon Charles
Stillcr NIB iiinfsebn nnoeren, biz
Dor einigrn @odlen bet elmer @a1'
3ia pcrbaitct mnr0en ipdreii. Stnot,
nrpalt a~nbcuier bate Die Seutc dni
freieH 5uB geiebt, tucil feline SfuIe
qceen ic bnrlGae. aber Der 4oli.
stiridter 5oiter beitritt ibm oas
slrdJt 0agl. Ter aidtcr benerttl
jr0cfL OaB CT ben Sail ntir nieoer.
idllaae neil ytiemano intcreiiirt ge.
lillg itrinc, Inn cine 4nflage srt itel
len. Scin Stanotpmft lei nod
oericlbe uno bic Sndle maa orrd
bobrrc Stlitanj erIeoigt wcrOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10
1eutidlamcrifnniidler Central Der
bano ppn Cmaba, SnO.G maBa
nnS l~lmge9eno.
gaerther Ser Ge[ennt:-

@ert6er SEER 9etegat:-
Die regeImdbige @e%riaunIung
ecs gerbauoes iinoet 6reitaa
aben0, ben If. Gfto5er, i'm Gcut'
If)en Sau5 itatt. 8eihdfte be3iig,
lid Der fiir3tih itatt8eflinOenen lin.
trrDaItung fommen sur gerbanolln9
anb lit icoer 2eIegat eriuft gu Err
ideiner.
gGit ocutifem @riB,
Sal. 5. 9eter, grdiihent.
4lbert @aIifc, Sefrctdr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10
9ie ans Snlia in Sflaboma nit

eatbeilt miro, iin0 nun aud Bel Den
nurtigen Giage.Suoianern ainoer-
pqgea, iogenonute p8o.Gnrts", in
0ebroud,. ltno Die pGapooits"
idcinen iid in bieien ebenio gliiflidl
81 fiiblen ME friiber 5tpiiden Dem
Brett uno oen Giemen auf Dem
Hiifen ibrer Mutter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10
gentide Naffcn.6 cnuIenidat.

sserlommlnng jeoen 2. un6 4. DON.
uaritaa ieoen Monats i'm 9eutiden
aauie. sseoer. peLder i'm oeutiden
Setre ooer Marire geoient bat un0
ehrenpou entlaIien lit. farn aufge-
rommen meroen. gintritt $500
naS 25c mollatLihen 9eitrog. Won
irenoe iif) miirolid ODER ifriftlif
an 6. Sdartpip, 1918 Martha Ctr.
Gma6n.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10
Mene 9aume bes Commercial Glab

Nit Der G~inrittllnq Der neutn
Mcume beg Gnlnba Commercial
GLIB in Den bei0en oberrn 2tod-
perfen oes 8oo0nten 8eb1lloes Tx
qeitern inter 2eitltnq oon 6errn
0oi,Io 9ieB utb @erru q, n.
@opo beqorlten inoroen. 3n 3mcl
Wod)en tucrben Sic nelten Glilbrolt.
me borolsiidtlid ein9eridtct iein.
abonnirt auF Die r3d9lidc
Omaha 3ribiine".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10

pimmer geiudt- Snnaer Mann
Iuft reinIides 3immer bel elmer
1eutidnngoriihen Camille, eoentleIl
NIT Board. 8omoglid untpeit ben
Linton 9neifie giienbabn-8 erfitdt.
tell. aDreiie: Q. @eisner, Mnifli.
i,ertperfitatt, llnion 9aeific RD,
Gmaba.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10
couTaNT a. soUfREs
KohIeT1l

~ fnhrc Carbon aobIc III unsgephnet Fir aotct iuo
k0nIE1 Seien. Gle III rein, giebt Site, eut5lnoet ph fhleL
NVHiUH bintanbt wcnis hide bait oaS 5cier rmo ii be bette
|ache midIcren VrGtS i'm MaeHc. @robr WnBaroBc, ei uno Shid
IsTOO Gherofee ~ $3.50. Ar petfaufen nt Chic. Nod Sprfngs
zftrioar' @aInlt alod Gofs, Sl5 ub 9inobol5. llnierc Sarttobe
LIN bic scranton-6e bette aobte Die %geforocrt miro. gertauien audi
Bic arfanias uS ecmiantbrnete. 9te bette NtHiouri aoble $500
IStir 210 IHbl. H. Ctr. telephone Ipuaas 95u
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10
gbasichen BON anorrcn Shol

heiten Der aampogrle, fam man lid
nun aud an Der aampugueliteratnr
pie tie Jest our @ertbeilung formt.
erbouen ODER ons, mas Die Sam.
pognefiibrcr ifmor5 atti peiB bon
ii6 geben, wenieitenS getroit naa
6ouie trageft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10
cmnba, @ebr., 10. cttober 1912.

Gic IOna Gin ioll it'd in Ct.
petersburg befinoeu. @abrifein.
lid, baben Die Huiien iie ais Ibetl
ser Nnleibe all iidl 9euommen, bic
iie 6cmnGdit Sell rcpnn6eliiiterncfl
6~ran5oien bofien abfnopfcn gu ION.
reil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10

xoeie geiud)t = Sunser Mann,
gentih-u ngar, iudt Soft unn
9immer BEL elmer 8itttpe ODER
| Eeutih- llngarn. gitte 5u idreiber
an esobn aauoen, 1412 Sarner
Gtrnhe. Smnhd.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10

g~rrIanat-gadtiges Mdbden fir
aaqemeine Snltsarbeit. Nad5u-
fraaerl It'll Scr. 602 norol. is. Str.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10

@erlanat-Waiit uno Sbirt Girls
bei Fri. galbith Cumberland Ge-
balsee, 304 iiioI. is. Str. Gde Der
Appnro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10
cans ~ p~erfanFen:

cans ~ perfanFen:
Gin mooernes, reues 0ntis nit 8
9imnrcrla ourh ben gigentbiimer
lillia III berf1lfen. 6port bic
gcnluliiiou 0es Mgenten. N1berea
IN 9beoJ. gogeI, 1916 Martbo
eir., HeIepbore Donglns $3.50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10

Atriangt: grfabrener oeltider
Elerf fir 5erreup4usitattungs nno
Nleiberaeid]aft IN Bloomfield, geebr.
MISUNDERSTANDING beuor5ugt: 4orei-
II. The @oloen Hule Clothing
tore, gloomfielo, Nebr. Oil
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10

a~erlangt-Uiooden fir a1gemeine
Sausarbeit; branht feline Baihe
All beioraei1. Heferen5en ertpiinift.
Isl. 6arneD 1882.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10

$4,000 oentide yilOrrbiider unb
mlifnIiidle Bidder. Gelitllager
& So, Sruporteltre uno Hilbli5iiteit.
S.10.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10

@rrlanet -Maoden fit angemeine
Snusarbeit. Cine, lpeldle abertbs
mad Sauie geben fam. 1904 Dodge
GtraBe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10

Gerlamgt-gin tiihtiger Wann als
Eorter uno aeaner III elmer
@iribihaft. 8nl. 9arid, 423 iiio-
lide Ill. StraBe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-10
H(a(iti5irte an5eigen

gas preispirbisfte gifen bel
Beter Stump, Gettife Slide, 1903
Dodge etraBe, 2 Stod. Wabl3et
TER % Gents.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-01-20
Important
Capture
Thief Taken Who Has Been SYSTEM
attic SteaIer.

A son of Nippon who has been a
sort of jack Of all trades, living at
Lahaina and who has been system
atically'S robbing all his employers
came to grief yesterday. He be-
came bold, and when his sweetheart
spoke of getting her picture taken,
he volunteered to loan her his
watch, so as to make good show
ing. The japanese beauty started
gaily for the photographers, with
the watch dangling from her best
kimono. On the way she met an
other Jap who. thought he saw a
resemblance between the watch on
the fair ones breast and one he had
lost. He notified the deputy sheriff,
and together they interviewed the
girl. She said she had been loaned
the watch 10y her sweetheart. The
sweetheart was found and as his
answers were unsatisfactory to the
sheriff, and as the other Jap identi-
fled the watch, he was taken into
custody.
The great surprise was to come,
however, when the police seized the
effects of the thief. There they
found tools of all description. Car
penter's tools, blacksmith's tools,
plumbers tools, and garden tools.
Anything from crowbar to file.
When everything.had been unload
ed, the stuff covered four tables
twelve feet long. If this fellow
should serve time for all the charges
now against him, his girl will have
to hunt up another sweetheart, as
this one will be lost to her for some
time.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-01-20
Good Things.

Wailuku will have plenty of en-
tertainment Saturday evening. The
basket ball games begin at 7 o clock,
then at 8 O'Clock the moving picture
show at the Orpheum. These pic
ture shows are becoming very popu-
lar and some extra good pictures
will be shown Saturday evening.
After the picture show there will be
a dance and concert at the town
hall by the Hilo Glee Club.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-01-20
Chamber OF
Commerce
Holds Annual Meeting and Elects
Officers.

The annual meeting of the Maui
Chamber of Commerce was held in
the town hall last Friday afternoon.
The Trustees held meeting pre-
vious to the meeting of the chamber.
Besides the election of officers the
business taken up by the chamber
was change in the bylaws relative
to the membership of the chamber.
The matter of selecting a princess
to represent Maui in the Floral
Parade, was left in the hands of a
committee composed of D. C. Lind
say, w. T. Robinson and H. B.
Weller. The committee was also
allowed $50 for the expenses of the
princess.
A petition requesting the belt road
commission to macadamize the Ma
liko gulch road, and to keep it
closed until it is macadamized, was
read to the chamber and received
unanimous endorsement.
The officers and committees elected
were as follows: President, F. F.
Baldwin; vice-president, R. A.
Wadsworth; secretary, D. H. Case:
treasurer, c. d. Lufkin. Board of
Directors: F. F. Baldwin, R. A.
Wadswor:h, d. H. Case, C. d. Luf-
kin, w. F. Pogue, w. A. Mckay,
E. B. Carley, D. C. Lindsay, Edgar
Morton, l.. Won Tempsky, H. B.
Penhallow, j. N. S. Williams, VIM.
Henning, w. T. Robinson and w.
Weinzheimer.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-01-20
Trouble at Hama.

Word comes that some of the
men working on the bridges in the
Hama district are dissatisfied and
gone on strike. 1t seems that the
contractors wanted to finish up the
bridges on the -Kailua side first.
They brought the Hama men to
work there but as the others thought
that work belonged to them, they
persuaded the Hama men to return.
These men were therefore laid off,
and now the others have struck out
of sympathy. 1t seems to be a case
of the men trying to dictate to the
contractors how they shall do their
work. The gang working at the
Pawelo end are not in sympathy
with the strikers and have told them
to return to work.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-01-20
Dedication Services.

Those invited to take part in the
different services during Saturday
and Sunday are as follows:
Central Union Church of Homo
lulu, Rev. Doremus Scudder, D. D.,
Pastor: Portuguese, Honolulu, Rev.
A. V. Soares, Pastor; Bishop Me-
mortal, Honolulu, Rev. John l..
Hopwood, Pastor; Lihue Union,
Lihue, Rev. John M. Lydgate, Pas
tor; Kahului Union, Kahului, Maui
Rev. Henry P. Judd, Pastor; Maka-
wac, Maui, Rev. +. B. Turner,
Pastor; Wainee, Lahaina, Maui,
Rev. d. W. X. White, Pastor; Kaa-
humanu, Wailuku, Maui, Rev. D..
B Kaumeheiwa, Pastor; Paia Port
uguese, Paia, Maui, Rev. M. G..
Santos, Pastor; Hilo Foreign, Hilo,
Hawaii, Rev. August brahms, Pas
tor; Hail, Hilo, Hawaii, Rev. S.
l.. Desha, Pastor; Hilo Portuguese,
Hilo, Hawaii, Rev. Ernest G. Da
Silva, Pastor; Kealakekua, Central
Kona, Rev. A. S. Baker, M. D.,
Pastor; Kohala Union, Kohala, Ha-
waii, Rev. j. F. Cowan, d. d.,
Pastor; and three ministers appoint
ed by the committee of nine of the
Maui Association of Churches to re-
present that association.
Delegates from the following Maui
churches; Wailuku japanese Church,
Wailuku; Wailuku Chinese Church,
Wailuku; Paia japanese Church,
Paia.
The following individuals invited
are Rev. c. G. Burnham, Rev. A.
B. Weymouth, M. D., Lahaina,
Maui; Rev. A. S. Short, Rev.
Father Maximin, Wailuku, Maui;
Rev. R. E. Smith, Rev. w. B. Ole
son, Rev. H. H. Chamberlain, Rev.
John P. Erdman, Rev. Frank S.
Scudder, Rev. o. III. Gulick, Rev. j.
w. Wadman, ID. D., Rev. VIM. D..
Westervelt, Rev. Henry X. Poepee,
Rev. H. IL. Parker, Honolulu.
AS announced fully in last week s
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Honolulu News.

HONOLULU, 19-The grand has returned "no bl''
in the Murray
Thurston proposition building large theartre for stock
and visiting companies.
James Cowan died here yeseaday.
HONOLULU JAM 18Frear will reply the charges against
him.
The school that advance in the edu-
cational of the islands is needed.
Wilson has rested his and the other side will be heard today
The Murray before the grand jury The territory
presented by Lindsay Cathcar requested the change
The Hlo wharf ange before the again This time
the rules and regulations.
H. Goodng Field late chief accountant of the Panama commits
the Chamber Commerce yesterday said there be
scientific territorial affairs looking towards
economy govern nent by commission follow
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paper the complete program for
Sunday, and the days before and
after for the dedication of the new
Wailuku Union Church is as fol-
lows; Saturday at 800 p. M, the
council for the theological ex-
animation of Rev. r. B. Dodge. On
Sunday, at 800 p. M, services for
the dedication of the Church. Sum
day evening union service of all
nationalities at the church, to which
the public are cordially invited.
Monday evening, at 7:45, the
lecture by Robert Elmer Smith,
Pastor First Methodist Church, Ho-
nolulu, his subject be THE Philoso-
ply of the Hustler" admission to
the lecture being SOC. The tickets
are now on sale by Mr.. V. A. Vetle-
sen, Mr. w. II. Engle, at the Gym
nasium; First National Bank, Mrs.
A. j. Gossin, at the Library; and
Mr.. E. j. Walker, at the Puunene
Store. The proceeds of this lecture
will be used in meeting the expenses
in connection of the erection of the
Henry Perrine Baldwin Memorial
Organ, which the Maui Aid Asso-
citation is to donate to the church in
memory of its first and lifelong
president. He was also a charter
member of the church, and joined
the same in 1866.
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Fires In New York.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.The Terminal Companys warehouse
today Loss about 81 $50 000 fire in the Knckerbocke
Trust Company caused loss of 100000.
HAVANA Jan. HTh city tranquil since the note received
from Secretary Knox Inc Spanish favor Intervention
WASHINGTON jan 1S.-A dispatch from the gunboat York
yesterday the illness OF commander from yellow
fever,
NANKING jan 1SThe treaty of peace the signatures
the principals Sun Yet Sen congratulated the prime
PEKIN JAM 1S-The Manchu princes declare
cepting the of peace offered by the republic.
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Telegraphic News.
Preparing For Trouble.

PEKIN. JAM 19The guarding the foreign legations
preparing outbreak of the popuace when the
of the abdcaton of the Emperor brought Yuen Sh Ka will
attend the conference He has been openly charged with
dsoyaty the The legation guards prepared
venuay The three who threw the bomb the premier have
been strangled to death
WOO SUNG, 19.Iranspor carrying 1000 republican
have sailed for Chez Foo
TRIPOI jan 19.-Tweny Italian transports in the harbo
unloading will build plans
of Lord Kitchener in the Soudan.
BUFFALO, JAN 19-The National Executive Committee the
party decided Baltimore
ABERDEEN, Jan. 49,. The British ship Weenall down
off this yesterday Fifty of of 56 drowned
NEW YORK, JAN 19.-Abe Ate knocked Brown in the
tenth round
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The Latest
In Sports
What the wrestlers, Boxers and Base
Ball Artists Are Doing.

The worlds best mark for bowl
ing, although not standing as re-
cord, was moved 13 points higher
on January 3, when Lindgren and
w. Richter dropped 1921 pins in
three games in doubles. A few days
previously Lindgren and Bangart
scor ed 140S pins. The marks in the
games were phenomenal, each man
bowling well above the 200 mark in
each trial. Lindgren's total was III
and Richter's 704.
That Battling Nelson, the former
lightweight champion, is fighting
his way into the grave was an opin-
ion expressed in Gotham the other
day by sporting men who saw Mel
son outpointed by One Round Hogan
of California. Tommy Ryan, the
former middleweight champion. de-
clared that Nelson is about all in.
He is only shell of his former
self, although he still has the heart
of a lion," said Ryan. Nelson
ought to quit the game now and set
tie down. He cannot last much
longer"
Joe Thomas, the former welter-
weight champion of the world and
San Francisco pugilistic product,
has retired from the boxing game.
Thomas was advised to take this
step after he was beaten recently in
Oakland, but insisted at the time
that he was able to get into condi-
ton. More recently, however, he
has been thinking over the matter
and stated that he would try for no
more bouts. Thomas was a popular
fighter in the days just before and
after the fire. He was regarded as
the welter- weight champion, but
met defeat, first Of all, at the hands
of Stanley Ketchel. Ketchel was an
unknown quantity when he got that
match with Thomas in Marysville.
1t was regarded as easy picking for
Thomas, but much to the surprise
of the pugilistic fans, Ketchel gave
Thomas the fight of his life, and
almost whipped him. Thomas was
given shade the best of 1t in the
decision, and the two men were i'm
mediately rematchde by Coffrothfor
his Colma arena. They put up the
most spectacular match ever held at
that arena, Ketchel finally winning
in the thirty second round. That
bout gave Ketchel reputation and
he rapidly worked himself into the
front ranks. Thomas claimed that
he was bothered doing the weight,
which was unquestionably true, but
from that time on the Californian
was on the down grade, never fully
recovering from the furnishing blows
administered by the late middle
weight champion of the world.
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DR.. and Mrs. Fred Irwin of Olaa, Ha-
waii, are Visiting on Maui for three
weeks. Both the doctor and Mrs. Irwin
are enthusiastic over the Maui weather.
They have their auto with them, and are
enjoying our good roads also. DR.. Irwin
says it takes him 90 minutes to 60 from
Olaa to Hilo distance of nine miles.
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A fine new ambulance arrived last
week for the Paia hospital This am-
bulance is the first one to arrive on
Maui, and is from the factory of the
White Automobile Company.