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Washington Journal., 1912-09-28
sdwcrcr sdlas.

@erIiu, %. Sept. Baron
Wioridaa BON 8ieberitein, Der 8ot.
lhafter Deiltihlanos am 9onooner
Sofe, lit g~eitern ploblid in 8uoen-
mei(er, mo- er Die ailr gebrautte,
pom So0e abberllfen mor0en.
Ser 8eritorbene mor elmer Der be-
fanntelten uno f1biglten 9iplomaten
guropas. 9as boben aud Die Seinoe
0eutIdlan0s mebr ais einmal aner-
fan1lt. @eraoe uuter ben %gegeniuGr=
tigen geipumten 8erbdltuiiicn If
iein @inideioen elm GROCER 8erlult
fiir oas 2anO.
2ange Sabre bat Der Baron Die
9oti6after= @efdGfte IN 9onitontino-
pei nit groBem @eihid gefiibrt. Ser
Ge%ritorbene, Der EN- Nlter BON 10
sSa6ren errei6t bat, binterldBt attBer
ieiner 6rau cine 8odter unO orei
S0bne.
@ubrbaft nieoeriAmetterno bat in
ben meiteIten areiien Der 8eoolfer-
ing Die GralerfunOe gemirft, Dab
5reiberr Ioolf Maridan BON @ieber-
itein oabingeiAieoen lit. Der 300 err
elite sen faff DISQUALIFICATION nod
mr. fir3er &ranfbeit geltern Worgen
nm 5 ltbr I'M 9otel &0merba0 0es be-
iudten 8aoeortes.
Sir oas @usp1rtige Qmt bat Die
9fadridt BON Dem glbleben oes Srei=
BERN bon Wfarlbaa cine noafommene
l1eberraihung gebradt. Man mar
obne ieoe &enntniB 0abon, oaB Der
9otidafter iiberbnlipt ernitlib franf
gemeien. 9ie l1riahe Oes Dabini6ei-
0ens mar elm 2eber- mo Nierenlei-
Sen, oas idlieBlib Ser3Idbming Der
beifHbrte. Sreiberr bon Maridaa
mar I6on felt Mnfang beg Sabres
nidt redt fapitelfelt getpeien. Gin
beftiger Grippe Anfaa batte ibm
itarf 3ugeieBt, unO ais er iih falim
geniigen0 onpon erbolt bate, fam Die
8erufung na1 2onoon Die and pbD-
iiid gepaltige Mnforoerungen an i'm
ltelte. Die @rmartlngen, Die an eli
men l%Gngeren auraufentbalt in Der
6aoii6en Seimatb gefniipft murOen,
ioaten ii6 Ieioer ni6t erfiiaen.
Der Slug iiber See.
Berlin, "a. Sept. Ser ueue-
ltc lleberieefllg OeS 3eppelin=2uft=
Ibiffes uSaufa~, bat nidt MIR in
9enti6lano, inn0ern al1 a~uBcrhatb
ser oentiHen @ren3en Mufieben Ell
regt. 0oS lit ni6t 81 oerpmloern,
oenn Die 5abrt ging pom Sambura
nn1 Gopen6agen Der odnii9er
9nllptitaOt mo 5uriid.
@s lit Dos erite MaL, oaS elm oeut-
Id)es lenfbares Sufti6iff eillen 6lua
iiber See nod frenoem 2anOe &C.
ma6t bat.
@rnf Zeppelin, Der selilae Grim
Der Der Itarren ~lenfbaren 9allons.
bate ielbit Die 6iibrung iibernpm-
men. Der 8aaon lieB iiA in Der o1-
nii6en @auptitaot nic0er, I'M Oer;Ssn-
ialien @elegenbeit 81 geben, cine
Mnbl8eit ein3uiiebmen. Ole game
SSa1rt, Die iiber cine Strede bon BIS
MeiIen ging, 0ailerte 3molf Stnnoen.
Die i6neaiten 3iige, Die 8miideu
@amburg mo &openbagen nerfebren,
brauhen fir Die einfa6e 6obrt 8
Stunoen.
Der Slug perlief obne ben gering-
item 3miidenfaa. 5aGleute eradtell
Die 6nbrt ais elm @rei9niB eriten
&anges. Sic erfIdren. Der Slug nab
Ropenbagen iei Dtel i6uierger, ais
Der nad @nglauO. anf Der ganjen
Strefe nlroe Der @aIon bon ben Be
mobnern mt Srbel beeriiBt.
aiiA Der l6peOiide @afen Mclnro
mur0e iiberflogen.
WrORr Mmfresung in &Openbascn.
Ser aopenbngener Gorreiponoent
Der v0ailD Mail~ eritottet ieirem
8latte 0ie folgenoe Meleung:
OnS hIntTihp Erfdpiupn DPS
Washington Journal., 1912-09-28
Non, SnlamD.
SRI. Booth mia GOacsc Gancn.

New Yorf, "a. Sept. Gnau.
geline Booth, ole &ommauoantin ser
@eilsarmee, bat befanilt gegeben, ooi
iie sur @rinnerung al ibren perltor-
benen 8ater, Den @riinoer Ser Sells.
armlee, Elm College ballen poae, in
Dem Seilsarmee : Offi5iere in alien
n0tieen 3meigen Oieier aorpcridufi
unterridtet merOen ioaen. Sic tue
es bauptiGdlid oesbalb, neil idon
ibr Batter Ole Soee gebobt babe, cine
oerortige llnterridtoHitalt 5t griill-
Den.
0ieies o@enerol Eraining GoQege"
ioa in Stem Yort erridtet iperoeu. Die
Soften bierfiir o~iirfteu qegen $3.50,
600 betragen; $4,000 iino bereits
an San0, un0 Sri. Booth hpfit, ourd)
weitere 5ubicriptionen Die gauge
Snmme balO 3uiammcn SIT befonmlen
Sbr 8ru0er, General 9ronlmel
Booth, ianote aeltern aus &onOon ei.
ne &a6eIoepei6e IN Der er iciner
SDmpatbie fir Die 9urdfii6rung Die.
ies Yroieftes auSorld nerlie6.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-28
Grlaa siuem Sersi6Ias.

PHILADELPHIA, ga., "a. 9
@inem Ser5idIag erlag beute tilr5
no6 Mitternadt ser in oeutffen
&reiien Doblbefannte Better oes So.
tells Sen9en SEQ is 3oro IL. Cir,
Serr Daniel SenoerL i'm Sitter BON
SO Sabren.
Serr Sengen bate lih gegen 10
llbr slbenos anideineno mobl un0
gutter 0inge 81 gett gegeben; flrae
Belt IpGter fanO i'm feline Satin IN
lterbenoem 3rltanoe. Gin Mr8t Dur.
DC iofort gerufer, aber Serr Senaen
ltarb, obne mieoer gum 8emuBtiein
5uriid3ufebren.
@engen lit lett oier3ig Sobren 81.
gentiinler oes Sotels, ons Ieinen Na.
men trdgt; norber mar er Better
zines SotclS in Greene StraBc.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-28

an ibrem aonareB beteiIigt cine Son.
t%rouerie 5ulafen miro, neil li1 cine
iolde niht g~eitolten fam"
u9lae 5ra9en in Der aail5en Belt
limo beit5utage gum gr0Bten Seile
inouitrieaer Ratllr. 4ontroDerlenJ
Die auifommei. merOen aus oieiem
Sntereiie entitebelL uno penn es SD.
men aliidt, o5pielregeIn" auf3uIteI.
len, ole bel Sbren 3ransaftionen
moBgebeno limo. 10 miro ole Saupt.
nriade fiir Geibereien uno Gontro.
oerien beieitigt iein4.
Cine NeiieinteiIung Oes Sobres lit
beiprohen moroen. 0as Sabr miro
in bier 0uortale bon ie 9fEaaen elm.
geteilt. Der 365. nnO in Sdultiab.
rem aud. Der 366. Gag oes Sabres
iuer0en meoer einem 2uartal nod
elmer &ode 5ugerehnet. 0a1 Der
Onr6fii6rung oieier 3eform Diiroe
ons gleide 0atum immer auf OeuieI-
ben @odeutag faIleu. @uf Dem bic.
iigen aongreB fol- in oieler Sraae
enolid Elm geidIuB gefaBt nnO cine
gcpeglna 3ilr 0ur6fibrung oeIieI.
belI IN Die Bege geleitet tperOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-28

8olfe giitgebeiBeu miro, ionoern aud
bon Dielen, Die mir fir 6reltnOe Der
5rieoensbepegung bielten", iagteSe-
fretar @olaD pom 6rieoensbureau 81
Bern.
Der SrieOensfOusreh fat bssOnnen.
@enf, "a. Sept. Ser 8. Suffer-
rationale 6rieoens- aongreB lit ull-
ter 8eteiligung BON 0elegaten aus
allen 2Gnoern Der @rOe, nit glusnab-
Staliens, er0ffnet poroen, I'm
ter ben 8ertretern Der @~ereinigten
Staten befinoen fid OF. Us, s. Mac-
Dopea aus Neparf uno Grau @lmer
8lad, Die 8~oriiBerin oes Yropa9an-
oa-@omites Der amerifanil1en 6rie-
oens- uno Arbitrations-&iga uno
Yralioentin Der @omen's Brogreilipe
Economic &eague.
0ie amerifanil6e Delegation bat
Die Nitglieoer oes aongrelieS ein.
gelaOen Dem o9ongreB Ser Yarla-
mente", Der in Stem Yorf in 1918
unO in Gan 6rancisco in 1915 ltatt.
finoen ioa, bei5lmobnen.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-28
GnslanO.

2onbon, "a. Sept. 9as britt
Idle &-riegsminiiterium lit ourA Die
2eiitlng Der Aeroplane gelegentlif
Der fiir5li6 abgebaltenen eugliiheu
Princes annoper 10 giinitia beein-
fluBt moroen Dob es beihloien bat,
5uei &~uftflotten bouen gu laiien. Die
cine 6otte ioI nit Sdneafeuergc-
ihiisen ausgeriiitet neroen. 0ie6lug-
5eilge Oieier 9trt ioaen minOeitens 8
Worn tragen fonnen uno eineS hnel.
Iigfeit bon minoeitens adt8ie Meileu
Die StlinOe bnben. Die onoere 2uft-
flotte ion Dem S~pdberoienit gewiOmei
iein
Washington Journal., 1912-09-28
@cnntanIenO am Strife.

@ottsbtae, ga, "a. Sept.
Seute baben meitere taulenO arbei-
ter in oen aobIen3eden Der 2ebigb
Gool onO Nooigation SO. Die @rbeit
nieoergeleat; ole 3obl Ser Strifer
betrdgt Nun 5000. 0ie llria1e oes
Strifes Iaa oarin, OaB elmer ser in
Dem 0iltrift beiddftigten Ii6 peiser-
te, Den llnionfnopf 5ii tragen. Der
IusItano beaam Dor Ia 9aeen. 9rd.
iioent Sobn y. @bite bat oie Strifer
aufgefor0ert, Die 9trbeit MEDITERRANEAN.
nebmen unO Die Streitigfeiten ourh
S1ieosiprn6 entideioen 3i Ioiien.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-28

Der manoi6urii6en @ren3e ite6en,
ermoroet bo6eli. Die dineiiiden
Grilppen, Ole geeen Die Ertippen Der
mongolii6en &egieriing entionot
Woroen marelL %pliinoerteu mo per-
brannten &loiter unO anoere @ebdil-
De, in oenen tie rei6e 9eltte fan0en.
Sic ermoroeten MGnner. 6ronen uno
9inoer. Mebrere fleine StGote mur.
Den perhrannt. IS mllr0e beridtet,
oaB ruliiide Eruppen 3ltr Motqolei
bon Surfeitor aus entIauot merocll
ioaen.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-28
Ger SanOcIS : aumsref.

Soften, "a. Sept. Inter 9e.
teilignng bon mebr ais 500 0eIego.
ten ans allen2auoesteilcn muroe ben.
te Der finite internationole aongref
Der 9anoelsfammern bier er0ffnet.
Charles 9eagel, Sefretdr fir Snnoel
uno arbeit i'm aabinct Oes Gr1lioen
ten Gait, belt Ole groifnngSanipro.
DE.
Inter Anoerem ingte Serr gtoacl:
Infer Streben lit auf Die Sdaffnnq
iold intimer, fommcr5ieaer mo fola.
lid aud io5ialer gerbinonngen ae.
ri6tet oaB teiu 2ono. meldes iid
Washington Journal., 1912-09-28
&mhlanO.

Ct. YeterSbura, 20. Sept.
ars Siitiibfar IN Der Manoi6urei
fommt oie MeIoung, 0aB Die dineIi-
ihen SoIoaten 5000 Mongolen IN
ben YrobiHaeM 6ie unter Der Serr-
ihaft BON Triuo 0oai In Der -geGbe
Washington Journal., 1912-09-28

bra9t. Sci ser Nadfori6ung muir
De nod elm Mebrbeltano BON 100
ldnrfen 8atronen entOedt.
Die Seffentlidfeit lit bon ben
friegsgeri6tlideng g rbanoIungen me
gen Domogli6er @ef1broung Ser
9ienitintereIien ousgeidloHen.
Na9 Den lebten 8eri9ten bonn 81.
Septernber. lit Die gauge &0rperi6aft
6u orei Sagen Arrelt perurteiIt NOR
Den, MIR Die gorgeiebten babcu i6me-
rere Strofen erbalten.
SernitOrff in Berlin.
@erIin, "a. Sept. @raf Bern
itorff Ser oetti6e goti6aftcr in
@aibington, berbleibt bis gum nGf-
item 0onneritag in Der Heidsbaupt-
itaOt. Der @raf beiu9t Damn oen
&ei6sfan3ler BON getbman Soameg
auf oeiien SerrenliB I'M areiie Sber-
barnim.
9(m 10. Sftober reilt Ser goti1of-
ter an 8oro Oes 9ampfers D9aiierin
Allgllite Sictoria" BON ser @omburg-
Amerifa-2inie na6 Stem Oorf ab.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-28
NOIm GOCc
n~bberMfcn
SIT Treiberr AOOlpb Mlaridua BON
Sieberaein.

@uns 0cmtldlanS lit in Sraner.-
7as N~mswGrtige amt OOllitdnOig
ibcrraidt. ~ 3eppclin fliegt iiber
SEC. - Sir fererfidere SbeOter.
Sin SOOesiprnng. Ons
Shifial Der 2ebrer. = NriltOfra-
tiIdc 8attenm6rOerim. Sin
MOniterprO5ck.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-28
SOmmt nidt nad 8aibimstun,

8ien, "a, Sept. Or. aouitautin
0umba, Der bisberige oiterrei6ii6e
8ertreter in StodbolnL bat es abge-
lebnt, ben 8otidafterpolten in @aib.
ington an5unebmen,
Washington Journal., 1912-09-28
sduin6Ier Oer @OIisei entfOmmen.

Die 0iifeloorfer 8oIisei bot eincn
Saminoler, ben 8rdbalter @eb, emit
piiden laiien. Ser Mionn ioa 300
900 Marf uuteridlagen baben Gr
i6iibte elm 3obnleiOen Dor mo err
lanete Die G%rIaibniB, inter @apaA-
ing einen 3abnar3t beiuden SIT Dir
fen. Auf Dem 8ege gum Nr8te &C.
lang es ibm, gu entfommten.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-28
s9eatsv maRsm fcMsrfder isin.

Ole &egieriing bat einen gefebl
erldnen, Der Die er0Btm09Iidite 5eu-
eriiderbeit Der Sbeater berlangt uno
cine eingebenOe unteriuHltn6 aner
Sbeoter9eb1uoe borIiebt. Ser f!ir3.
li6e Brand oes Sbeaters i'm @eitcn
in Berlin lit oie Ieranlaliuug 5u Ocnt
MinilterialerlaB.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-28

ia" inmitten Der bier anfernoen britt.
i6en ariegsidiffe Fat groBe A%ifre.
gIng pernria6t. 0os Suftldiff toar
inter 2eitung 3eppelins bon Sam.
burg aus - 1877 MeiIen entfernt -
bierber gefIoger.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-28
sdpei5.
9ienen Dem GrieOem.

@enf, "a. Sept. Ser 6elgif6e
Stantsminiiter 0eernoert bat ouf Der
&onferen5 Der Snterparlomentorii6-
en- Union cine &eioIution porgeIegt,
Ourd Die Die 9enubung BON Slligma-
I6inen fiirariegs8ipede berbpten tper-
ben iolte. Die f%ran50iii6e Grippe
oes aongreiies panote iih beftig ge-
gen oieienantrag urO madte eelteno,
pie 6lug3euge miiroen Die 21noer Ell
nanoer n1ber brilgel unh Die flei-
men Nationen In Den Stano ieBen,
ii6 nit penigen Mitteln gegen Die
groBeren Climber 3u berteioigeu. Ser
GongreB itimmte Dem gu.
Staliens arieg brrOammt.
Semi, "a. Sept. Sic sibunoen
6rr Observation-Disclosures Union
Itno bon ettDa 500 0elegaten aus al
len 21noern beluft. sic finoen IN
Der groBen Sale Der @enfer Timber
iitGt Itott. S6on in Ben gr0ffmngs-
re0en wuroe Die 9riegserfldrungSta-
liens gegeniiber Der Siirfei per-
Dammit. @abrideinlih perOen Dies
be6igli1e Heiolutionen angenpmmen
tperben.
u@as an oieiem Rriege b~eionOers
5u beoauern tit, Ons TIT Der ltnitano,
baB er Hiht nur BON hem italieniiAen
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-16
"REMINISCENCES OF HONOLULU
Continued from Page Nine)

that it might increase he
his funeral his instituted search
dollars
Nad another eccentric character
Spanard the islands, and
considerable By will he left this to Prince Lot
making this will he made another evidently
and his property to the Catholic
rejected Judge Robertson The whole
story be found n 2, Hawaiian Reports.
In there religious awak
among of worship
Kaumakp churches filed
evenings alternately those
exhorng
that of Hal
legislative 2Sh of August The
quite and in
article A.
85, 49, 7, murder and mansaughter
attended
Other
amend the relation the
the protection places of epue
special coasng license
authorize the minister of interior to take
may
aid of the Queens Hospital corporations
of intoxicating
married
mitigate the evils diseases
joint resolutions special
satisfactory session. the king nmaed that
HE brief the propagation H
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-16

take reading. 10 my dlsmay and
surprise the needle showed height
OF only 4O7 inches, which being trans.
lated corresponds to an altitude Of
2l.525 feet above sea level The other
aneroid read 1885 inches (22,55O feet) a.,
but even this fell $50 feet short OF
Raimandi's estimate, and considerably
below Bandeliers statement
my companion fuckers first act
was to take the box containing the
hypsometer, level It up carefully with
a Stanley pocket-level, and then squint
over it to make sure that we had not
been deceived about the north peak.
Each of us in turn lay down in the
snow and took a squirt to satisfy our
selves that we were at least hundred
and fifty feet higher than the neighbor-
ing peak and thousand feet higher
than anything else in sight. Later
the exact height of the mountain was
figured to be 21,7O3 feet above sea
| level
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-16
Morning Cable Report
CONTINUED from Page One.)

CITY. Tampico has
protection there
the section around Guer
the rebels sacking the
desperate President Madero has
prisoners them fighters the
heed cabled advces
romP return to Mexico.
t6Whie helping defend her husband
and killed court officials here Mrs
Allen pursuers
court girl died yesterday
Late yesterday two o. sheTs
LONDON which been carried be-
representatives of
broken yesterday
Voting settling yesterday deadlock
supported bill The Democrats who voted in
the Louisiana in ALL
Frank amendment making the tar
until had had opportunity
presenting the production at home
the Democrats would delay
amendment leaving the
the Cuban preferential tariff
provide bounty for beet
producers killed after the other
progressives the bill twentyur of them
it their votes.
victory the successful blocking
A Democratic attempt to fix date
consideration the proposed amendments the excise law
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-16
SPANS DESIGNS
ON PORTUGAL

PARIS, March Sin connection
with the news of a deadlock in the
Franco-Spanish Moroccan negotia-
lions a strange rumor is circulating in
French diplomatic circles. 1t is moth
ing less than that Spain is contem-
plating intervening in Portugal and
finally annexing the smaller nation.
Some of the careful students of dip
lomacy believe that this is the only
plausible explanation of the logged
obstinacy with which Spain is hold
ing out in the negotiations with
France on the Moroccan question.
SPANS attitude is said to be based
on the theory that the situation IN
Portugal will soon be an impossible
one. It is said that already we'll
dressed persons cannot appear on the
streets without being insulted by the
mob. Anarchy, it is declared, is in
creasing daily and intervention will
soon be necessary. Spain, to keep the
other powers from interfering, will
step in and manage the affairs. 1t is
expected that the Portuguese Repub-
lie will then fade into history.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-16

ognlzcd as the little heather who
had entered the Royal School In 1910.
They had grown into refined and cul.
tured girls and boys fast approaching
manhood and womanhood. both they
and their parents felt the greatest
love and veneration for MIR. and Mrs.
Cooke. A little incident which clearly
shows this is told of the time when
Alexander, the heir apparent, was I'LL.
His friends and kahus urged his faith
ed to come to him, but his father
sent the following reply: He has a
physician and teachers to take care of
him; and will not, neither must you,
interfere. If he lives, # win be well;
if he dies, it will also be we'll"
In 1S4S, Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke re-
quested to be released from the charge
of the school on account of Mrs.
Cookies continued i'll health. Several
of the pupils aving left, and others
expecting to do so before long, it was
decided to turn the conduct Of the
school over to the Department of Pub
lie instruction. A school under the
same name still fourishes, though per
haps without any such select enroll
ment, for in all probability no one OF
its pupils will ever become king or
queen of the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-16
MEMORIAL
OF FOUNDERS
Continued from Page Nine.)

to sleep on the floor of her son Will
Jams room, This was not permitted,
and Mrs. Cooke had to give up her
own room to the Queen. 1t was dis
covered that on several occasions
William had sent his mother home
because she made him cry when she
left, and the older children laughed
at him. Fearful lest she should be-
come offended and consider it the
teaching of the school, Mrs. Cooke
sent her pie and invited her to tea.
William was told to treat his mother
with more respect She was after
wards much delighted by the docile
behavior of the children.
The school being of such an inter-
esting character, many visits were
made by both native and foreign Off
cials. The king never failed to make
a visit to the school when he was on
Oahu, and many of the captains and
officers of the visiting ships also call
ed, and they marveled at the rapidity
of the childrens requirements of Eng
lish. The pupils we're invited, on sew
eral occasions, to visit the ships,
where they were treated in a most
courteous manner
Every Saturday Mr.. Cooke took all
of the older students for an outing,
either out to Waikiki or to the noun
tains. The children enjoyed these
short excursions very much, as it
broke the motonony of the work. On
Sundays nearly all went to a. least
two services, and more often the old
er ones to three or four. But the
younger ones, like Victoria, who was
but two years old, usually remained
at home
The pupils as a rule were very well
But at one time William was seriously
i'll with a fever, and his parents were
sent for. They came Immediately and
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-16
TWENTY MILLIONS TO BE
SPENT ON SEATTLE'S HARE

SEATTLE, March S.-Twenty mil
lion dollars will be spent in port i'm
provement work in Seattle during the
next five years, according to an esti-
mate made by Brigadier-General II.
NJ. Chittenden, U s. A., retired, presi-
dent of the seattle Port Commission.
In statement issued last night Gene
raj Chittenden placed the amount of
public funds that will be spent in
harbor work at $13,5OO,OOO, with priv
ate enterprise contributing $6,500,000
more. OF the public funds, $S,1O0,00O
was provided in the bond issues au.
thorized Tuesday the Federal Govern
ment has authorized $2,275,OOO, the
State $25O,OOO, assessment districts
81, 100000, and the county $1,775,OOO.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-16
SOCIALISTS AND SUFFRAGE
REMNANTS MIX IN NORTH.

PORTLAND, (Or), March S.-A
combination of Votes for Women"
remnants and marching Socialists
started near-riot on Washington
street this afternoon, which broke Up
the Socialists parade and resulted in
the slight injury of several persons.
The women suffragists were hold
ing meeting on an upper floor of an
office building when the Socialists
came marching by in a parade aimed
as a protest against the boy scout
movement.
Attracted by the sound of the band
heading the Socialist parade, the suf-
fragists threw up their windows and
then released several dozen of their
bright yellow pennants. When these
came fluttering down people rushed
for them, tearing into the paraders.
For ten minutes the street was fill.
ed with struggling bowling people and
the parade column became hopelessly
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built grass house in the school
grounds. When he was almost well,
his father, unable to refuse his son,
gave him some rich food, which caus-
er relapse.
The school as a whole often remov-
ed in warm weather to a large stone
house in Nuuanu Valley. This was
owned by the king, and was ready at
any time for the school to occupy. 1t
was a great pleasure for Mr.. and Mrs
Cooke to stay in this cool, restful spot
while their pupils made long tramps
over the hills.
Nowadays it is considered a great
undertaking to take even a small fam
lily off on a weekend visit. Imagine
the care and responsibilities with
which Mrs. Cooke was loaded when
she was compelled to move her whole
family of twenty, with their kahus, for
a visit of two or three weeks on Maui.
The king had long desired this, and
after the failure of the first attempt,
when they were turned back by the
turbulence of the sea, he was more
anxious than ever for this trip to be
made
On May IS, 1S49, the party set out
at six in the morning They were three
and a half days at sea, and had very
unhappy voyage most of the time. Dis
embarking at Lahaina, they went to a
large house that had been prepared for
them. These two weeks were very
delightful ones. They were royalty en-
tertained by the king and his court
Being on the seashore and where
boats were provided for their use,
they had long sails On one oc-
casion Mr.. Cooke took the older ones
up the coast to Maalaea Bay in open
boats. Crossing from there to Wal
luku, several visits were made, and
also an ascent of Haleakala. The day
before the departure for Oahu a large
luau was given, at which the king was
present. They had a pleasant trip
back, although they were becalmed off
Diamond Head. These trips were
found beneficial as we'll as pleasuT-
able. They made one to Hawaii, an
other to Maui, and two OF three
around Oahu.
The children were, in 1s4S, unrec-