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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-17

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partie apad,n In bic Ghluht. Dor
iittig itIi6en fs Tit an bic Wobs
riiing betor. unb nls fe fih iibtr'
aeust batt,n, bob bi. MGnntr off.
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9sjdbrises msritnnifh.s WGbdtn nos
mems Wertsots Sails, lpsIhts mi
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lid Iernte.
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linse niht unb lie ipsnestsn nur Topitl
@.ipalt an, UNI bi: gsioen am
Sdreisn su berbinbern. ald bite
ten is fid, Geusr 5u Iestu. Inn nidt
bic ndbe Garnifon gu oInrmitrtn.
Sic idI,pptsn bic Srau unb bos
Mdb6tu fort unb auBsrbem aIles
3raebnre. bns fs ptrtpolI fir Ti6
fanoen. Dos aIIts poIIsog Fh Iebr
fdnell. Die Snbi1nsr, iptlhe ,iniue
ponies batttn, b,iptaten Tid ben ab.
bang binuuf unb barber hintpea. in
sntgseengeisbtsr Rifitn1 BON Fort.
sic foIstsn elmer Gdhrit, ipeI6t fif
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follenosn GtIstlippe binsp1.
anfdnelid tpnrsn bic 6.r1ubten
gong betdubt. gIs iih aber Nrau
qase bonn srit.n S6red,n erboIt bots
ts, iebts f. fid init Rds,ln unb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-17

bisllei9t iiber ben @erluif bes eeraub,
ten 8iebs aIlsin bintpeggeIeben, Oh.
fpobl i9on bas Elm 8ru6 jenes fill.
i4peieenben GinperftdnbniFss mar,
= abtr es iparen au9 mtbrere apas
den Ole bdmals nur tpenige Geuers
t%paffsn befabsn) in benz aampf oes
fallen, unb bos fonnte unb tpoIIte .r
nidt berseiben!
unb bies mar tatiG6li9 bic .rit.
llrfa4e beg bretBisiGbris.n
4po9en> &rieges!
BON nun an mar bic 8droIe:
aampf Biz ouF's MeFer uno Gebsn
I'm 2eben nit 3~inTss3inIen. limb
bic losgelaHene Gpadens 5urie ma6te
teine nnterIhiebe.
Die erften Spfsr Der Jebbe, r.I6e
g.een bic 4merifaner erimmigsr qes
fii4rt tpurbe. aIs js SuDor s.ssn 81.
Msrifdner, iparen jene bsgebrIiden
eiebler bon Gdnon grpFina. Sur
etpd 5ipei Woden erfreuten fs Fd
bes gefibes hires 9IutIobnes. bann
iiberfiel cine groB. 9anbe apod.n
bag Dorf BET 9agesgrausn, brddts
idmtlide 9epObner Inn Mdnner,
5rauen unb ainber, felbft ben Gduas
ling an ber Wutterbruft trieb bas
gieh meg unb SeritDrte ste Sie6Iuna
boIlitdnbigl
Gpdter ipurbs, aber etfpos bonn
Strom= uebergange fpeftpdrts snts
fernt, cine nete Bond" bearinbet.
bic nod beute beitebt.
auf bic Msbelei bin ipurb. bic
Der beioen Sorts beritGrft.
Sn bas Sort 8ndondn tpurben atpsi
ROmpagnien Snfanters uno strei
Rompagnien 4abaIlsrie eeleat, unt.r
benz 9efebI bon Maior q. 6. Gip,Il.
BET fpGter i'm 8iirsertrieg cine bers
Dorragenbe Rolle aIs &onf0berierttn=
@eneral fpisIte.
Nur ungefdbr 5ipei Meilen bon bic.
lem for: satfernt, beinobe in Gidt
lag oos paseids glOdbaus,
N elmer Shlu9t bes Santa Rita
ysbirges. GigentIi9 mar bas nur
tn 2aserplaB. pass bate einen ors
en Nuftrag gum GdInssn bon Soil
" bit ~GerrD Colorado Minina g.
ilnb an iusfiTi4sn Ql6banas
Gtbirses tDu6s sebitgents 1i8s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-17

batei ia ni6t bsrgefen tperoen, unb
9spib bat man6sr ihon 10 pi.l bdpon
getrunten, baB ibm Der bsriihmte
fhiefs Surm gsrabe pprfam. Der
aenner unterfdeibet pieIe Gorten.
ubsr nitt j,bsr tp.iB 70 gsnuu ibre
Gisenart gu bs3eidnen. pis Der trintz
frobe Stto Grid 9artlebsr. Der bonn
MagbaIsneruein fong:
g Inn ben MagbdIenertpein
Gin sigsn Ding in gO8sn.
Der Singing sIaubt gang pObI gu
iein,
Ulii einem MdIs bpt's n. -
0ds Weintrinten III trob FOLDER
Shpisrieteiten lsidter aIs bas Deins
bausn. IS forbsrt pisl Miibe unb
arbeit. Die art Der aeb.ntuItur lit
in 9irol BON Der in Dsutfdlanb
iibliden fsbr perf6isb.n. Die M.be
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-17
&ie rflif Canon gnnh maize BEN
GhdupIdb einer MebeIei.

&ie iiflif Canon Hnrh nabe BEN
GhdupIdb elmer Reselei.
hrs lansntIin aus Seras, au 5acs
fon Elm. Inter bsneu, pelhe fhou
1857 bon gernB fdmsn, mar aud cine
camille Bennington: Gin Wittfper nit
5luei @obntn urb brsi 90dtern, bar
inter aud Sri. Marn, bic 5auptbelDin
Der nadftt9tnb gu fdiIbernben 8eee=
benheit. Gt 6amiIie Iieb iid auf Der
nDrbIifsn Settle bes Goporisgr rect nies
hi. tiutm Nsbenfliibatn bonn Ganta
Cruz Mtper. aRit 5iIfs bon ott Sod
9dien, tpsId)t is aus 5sras mitse,
brat5t, unb 5lpsi grobrn 5radttpagsn
4I<ppten penninstsn iinb fttn dItsjfer
afR aud Gra4t fir bic Rontroitortn
N &tolnifon BON Sort Hu4dnois.
10b III m.ssb1sn III ben, aus
eebnsier 0<im (bns beatt
Ekt) onf btr .Mau4s bis 1dnss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-17

SiroIer g9eingartens.
unb treibsn nun, nur sn einem aes
ringtn Seile aus benz WdHer bsrouss
raesnb, nit Den MttresltrDmungen In
ben O5eon binaus, mo iis oIs Giss
berge Dem Seemann gefdbrIih iper.
Den. Gisberse bon 30, 40 unb 80
Wlster !90be fino SitmIid geip5bnIid,
dbsr es finb aud gergs bon iiber 100
Wlster !SOhe ~gefunbtn fporotn, ia "a
ttnoen fid ielbff gsrifte bon giA.,
Bergen, bic iibsr 200 Meter !61k aes
babt bdben iolen. Tad einet Ulii.
tsilung bes aapitGns g!onbeit, bonn
SsgeH4iff Yprdiioent Sbiers", ipurs
Den I'm Nopembsr 1896 $50 Metsr
9cF Gisbsrse bsobadiet, bic etfpd
81 ailometer lang paren uno bic
5obrt berdrtig bsrIperrien, bdB man
erit mad piertdsigtm 2abieren aus
ifrem gereide fam. 1un muB maj.
db,r bsrldfidtigsn, bdB DIE gisberas
nur gu ibrsm f~Isinfsn Sell aus BEN
Wdhsr berousrdesn, odB bic fpeitdus
grSb.re MaHe fid urfsrbaIb Der
WdHerlinie b%efinost. sc III be-
tannt, bdB Sis Ieidter II. ola WaFsr,
ous biefem Grun6e f9ipimmt Is ebsn
on Der OberfIdde. Der gemintss
urieri6ito lit aber nur qerina.
S4Iasen mir uns einen gisfpiirfel
5urs6t unb iperfen Jpn in einer uros
Ben W~aferbebdIter, 70 fSnnen ipir
letdt fefite1tn, DAB nlr Der antt
posr reunts Ssil bon bieIem miirftf
aus Dem Mafer ~berdusraat. 0endu
10 TT es nit ben gisbereeli i'm Msert,
10 tisfig iie uns aud trlheintn, ft
limb nod pisl getpaltieer, ben1 rur
ben ddten ober neurlten EtiI ibrtr
befommtn mir iiberboupt su
aIes anoere befinbet fib iins
beg MaH,rfpiesels. (Giebe
Dos Bilb.) Mus bieIem @runbe miifs
Ten aua bic Sdtffe sinen Gisberg In
8ogen umfabren, ba man ME
lam, tpie er unterboIb bsr
WafcrIinie lisst. Rod cine onbsrs
orobt bon bitIen Mesrungstii.
men. 5orttpGbreno nasen bic Gonns
bas pdrmere MaFer an BEN
Die Gismafs srbGlt ba.
our4 cine anbsre Gsftalt, Die su
S4perpuntts : @erlesungen fiibrt
90 tOmmt ss, oaB pl6Blid Elm folder
Der aus benz @lsidg.pidt ses
it, umitiirSt tpobur1 oas
iuenn IS ni9t unmittelbar aes. j
tpiro, infoIse Der auftretenfi
in 9efabr serdt, 9dufisI Is
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-17

lppis iDuditn. gbsr IL pur6s burd
ehmtr5 unb gIutpHIuh iton
infcIss Ibrer orslmdIietn gsrpuns
bung nit Der Gang, beipnbtIos.
StIbit ais ft iui,btr gu fh e.iom.
men, lag fs nod sinist 3sit abfOIut
biIFlps bn.
Dc9 unttr BEN b,I,btnb,n GinfIuB
Der absnb'a ilbIe ipnr lie tnoIi9 inn
ffanbs, an ben Snnm b,s Gircmdtns
81 irisH.n, no Il, ibrs Munben ba,
bette urb bon BEN ,rfriidenb,n Berg,
paHsr traHi. Aud ab Re SUIunbtr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-17

naf tintm esIunbtn ainbs bds psbsn
|edttnii. 9bsr niht lanpt bnrauI
IN ihr @diis I'M anmpis ssstn bi,
apad,n ssfaIItnl
eli Itiraist, 1873 ben 3uTlbduss
btamtsn unb nahmalie,n 1risbtnss
rihitr z. ~. Geoti In 9utfon; unb
our Belt, oo bisf, 3siIsn gddrisbsn
iptrbsn, IN Te nod ON e,bsn unb
riifia.
MERCEDES iuurbs 1868 Die Satin
bts Gcunip' RsiOrb.rs Gbos. Sbib.Il
In 3utfon.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-17

Geronimo. Der Ieste apndeus 6dupIiug.
3Gbnen" 5ur Debre unb beriudt.
nu9 ibr 8eitss, gu fhreitn. Sic mar
elm febr fart aebautss iunges Deib,
unb bura ihr berspsifeItes GirGuben
tam Der Snbinner, tpelder re au
ihleppen bate - bic anoerea, nit
benz fleinsn Mdbden, tparen ihon Elm
gutes Gtiid ppraus - nur Ianaiam
~portpdrts.
5irdtenb, bon gerfoIaern sinqss
bolt 3u perbtn, tnb piiienb iiber ben
farten WiOeritanb Der mustuI0fen
5rau, periests er ibr nit fsinsr 9anse
bret Slide, - unb tnblid ihIeuberte
er fie iiber bic aIippe hindbl 81 sSub
ftiir5te lie, lpis man fpdtsr bur4 Rels
flung feftitsIlts.
als Der 8ntts unb feline Qsute mad
benz 9lOdbaus gum N6enobrot suriids
tebrten unb Gas Neit Ieer unb ausnes
pliinber. fanbsn, madtsn ie fid To-
tort an bic @erfoIgung. Baum 80
Sub BON Der, am @runbs Der Rlippe
liegenoen 5rau tomen bic Wdnner
abnungslos poriiber. Grou page mar
ouber Stanbs, Gin gsbtnsseiten gu
eeben.
9os tlsins Mdodsn beIidnbia nit
iid fdlsppenb, sogsn bic Rduber BITE
soR3e Radt ptiter, big in bic RGk
bon 5ution, tpas etfpo AZ MeiIen
norbtDeitlid BON Ganta Mitosg.birae
mar. Dann ponbten tie ii4 benz
Sun ptbro 5luFs gu, ben ie BEL GIN
bru6 Der Radt erreidten, unb snb=
lid mad einsm ibrer @erlieBe untpeit
Der Stdtts, no fih iebt bic Gon
Carlos Jnoianeraasntur btfinbet.
Sobalb er Gsnntnis BON benz Dor
gefaIlenen srbislt, nabnt M1ior GtpeIl
NIT elmer QlbteiIung aobaIIerie bic
gerfolsung Der 4pddsn ouf. 8is
nod benz Son pebros5fuFe fprene
genb, fdnb sr bort cine gartts .syns
tuelhs freunbIi6 taten uno
bon Der @ei9idte gar nifts an ipiTen
srfidrten, ober erbotig fparer. fir sipei
WduIefel unb cine GnontitGt We1l
unb 0edsn bas ainb gu ermitteIn
unb beisubringsn.
DDS 4nerbitten fpurb. onaenoms
men, unb nod bier Sooen tam elm
Sneianer nit Msrcebes ouf einem
ponp onseiprsngt. Die Rleine mari
BON pferbe Dem Maior au 5iis
gen unb Bat ibn flebentli9, lie mitsus
lebmen; bas ibr Dorssfsbte gFtn usrs
fie gierig.
Nbsr nod INNER mar bas Sdidfnl
,er 6rau page i'm 9unfeIn, unb bic
slaubten. iie fti tot!
Dine 3psifeI bate bic 5rau Bel
em Stur5e ben Sob gefunben, mare
/ auf barten 80ben esfnlltn. @Iiids
ihertpeile purbs bie Wu1t hires
5tur5ss burd 9OIunberbiifde gebros
)er, iDeIde an Scum zines unten
sh Standardization EfrXmmen8
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-17

Der Rutur 1T bas Gd5ns 5laIeid
eefabrpon. 60 LIT ss audi nit Ben
Gisbersen, dber oiefe tritallentn Bur-
gen bieten bod einsn ipunbsrpo[en
anblid. Gsidt bIduIid), Suipeilen In
einem feinen, ee.bsriinIihen Qiht
fdimmernb. 3ieben iie NIT raaenoen
pArdmiben, nit IsItlamen 3innei
unb 5iirmen, bon Der Gonnenpdrme
in ipunoerlider Weiie ousaemu5ert,
ourd Die on ibrem Jubs b~ronoenoe
Slut. Rifle unb Bride in ibrem
Snnsrn seben oft, BEL greIIem Son.
nenfdein, anldb su bsrrIidsn ai6t.
ipieselungen, unb penn bier un0 bo
cine sIatte Wdnb oos liht Der Some
Suriidpirft, miifen mir uns nit Qes
blsnbeten ausen dbp.nosn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-17

pirb ndmli9 nidt an sin8tlnrn
Gt0den, ionbsrn ibsr Elm b0l3.rnss
2cubenstriit gt5ogen, unter bsTen
8ogtn eth Mann gang oufrsht burhs
aeben lam. Tiefs Hebosldnbs ers
b6btn BITE mdItrijhtn Nti5s b<s GiIHs
I0noes. Mtnn man gar, luis % ii
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-17

senus, cine 9anb gu erbsben unb bic
Worts bsrppr3ubrinsen: vGott Isi
bant". Damn idpanben ibr bic
@inne.
1rob bitl.r fdredIintn Gtrapassn
ino 2eiDsn bat fit pier Monais barr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-17
S6wimmsnoe Gisbergs.

GdpimmsnSs Gisbsrgs finb cine
ftdnhiss gsfabr fir bic S6iffabrt,
bic ndtiirIid am Gage, bsi b.[Ism
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3psi Gtabt6pfe. M.:
amerisa baben Sic aud btrsif2 Mas
bat Sbntn benn oa am msiittn iuss
ppniert2
.. (1tmpcrenslsD: Der Riaaoro.
MoHtrfdII.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-17

f1iIl9eIi Ginger Yabeittbenben, Tel bier'
NIT oufgerDni.
IS tpar 1855 ouf $50, als bic Ser.
Gfaaten bon benz. Werifo fir 10 Dill
lionen Doaars abgetauften 4ri5ona'er
Gebiefe fiiolid BON 8iIafluB (fpeldes
nidt tn benz 0ertrage bon 1S4S inbez
eriffsn mari miIitdrifdsn gefis err
eriffen, unb 1857 legtea iie 5ipei ftdns
bige Sorts bort an, in benen 400
Mlnnn Dragonsr poltiert purben.
Dir geiieoeIung .foIste Der 5loaqe",
IN ari80na ME fonitpo, unb bolb nod
BEN 8Ol5ug Der neuen 2anb : ltebers
frngung an bic Ger. Stooten traf cine
bsoeutenDe 3abl 3ufDanberer, porIdus
fig Ialier WiIbfafsn ober Squat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-17

Dime 3peifeI bate bic 5rau Bel
benz Gturss ben Sob eefunben, pGre
iie auf harten 80ben esfnlIen. @Iids
liherpeife lpurbe bic Wutbt hires
Stur5ss burd 9oIunberbiifde gsbros
den, iDeIne am Gnum tines unten
Eh bahinf6ldnaeInosn Gtr0mmens
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-17
JANUARY H.

years ago today that the revolution began which
overthrow monarchy in Hawaii established Provisional govern
cleared the way for the annexation of these islands the
United States
Things be perspective and clear to every dis
corning that revolution unmXed blessing 60 all
cerned there might have been political troubles later
and the change Supremacy necessary the prosperous
wel-being of the people of Hawaii
Fate had decided that the independence of Hawaii could
sustained Nineteen years all the maritime were
waking the need of naval stations and Japan particular
Hawaii So did the United States France was about to seize
Madagascar Japan planning take Fomoa Samoa
divided between three powers during the decade ponga
under British proteco and Cuba entered the sphere of
American influence and partial control and Porto Rico annexed
world there chance small msua ndependences and
exist Hawaii simply had pass into the hands of world
That destiny and the best Of fortune which
America Had the kingdom lasted longer would have had
the issue of special voting privileges for the resident Japanese who
demanded under its most favored nation treaty. the voting
other foreigners and would have finally been obliged
the strategic politics of the Panama canal
Then the threat the industry Very after
1893 the moved deprive Hawaii of its free American market
and this the looming peril when the Spanish brought
into the Union Commercial well political circumstances had made
impossible for Hawaii stay Independent any form and the longer
it waited the danger i
But als well that ends well and doubtful if
gre that the inevitable change the time and the way 1t did
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-17
THE CUBAN SITUATION.

The trouble Cuba due the greed of the organization
Cuban who hold all the Offices under the republic
has been President Gomez policy put these offices good hands
of whether the nmben served the Cuban the Span
h side in the last did at all and this has madee
kind of feeling that would have followed similar policy the
United after the of the Civil War
takes drastic form than here and the people nfa
mabe Cuban the
but they have hatred of foreigners especially Americans which
led them oppose laws which essential diplomatic intercourse
These densey ignorant the of them being
and of the class that delights uprngs and awes life
They quite capable of entering revolt against the Gomez
and indeed threatening when Secretary
wrote his letter 1t President Gomez suppress their
sedious activities and anforegn enterprises which, hear,
has drawn protests from the consular Havana Conditions
similar Cuba when the United States last INTERVIEWED putting
governor agoon) in authority the Cuban capital and backing
him with mixed force of 1000 under General When
finally established the United States representatives opened
election which held resulting in the choice
president and the retirement of the Americans Now process
to be again with incidental possibilities way of
guerrilla warfare.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-17

ncult to arrive at choice of suit
able subject, but l have no doubt taht
the problem will be satisfactorily
solved by the club members, who are
very keen about the proposition
DIR. VICTOR s.. CLARK am sure
that the Spanish and Portuguese i'm
migrants who have recently come to
the islands are good and law abid-
ing people, and our only care is to pro
Itect them from those of their own ma
ltionality who make business of prey
ing upon them.
ADJUTANT KLUGE - The Civic
Sanitary Committee is not going to
cut down any more plants. If they
are found to contain wrigglers. the
householder will be ordered to cut
them down himself If he does, he for
feits his right to claim damages. If
he doesn't, he will be arrested.
MRS. WILKINSON - The reason
why so many parrots die on their own.
jers' hands is that they are fed meat.
All that such a bird wants is good
corn and clean water An occasional
walnut may be given the parrot and a
chilli pepper now and again acts as a
splendid tonic and corrective. A Lird
fed thus will never be sick or logy.
H. p. WOOD-The Promotion Com.
mttee made a standing offer to the
lnter-lsland Steam Navigation Com.
pany to pay for Keeping Cooks monu.
ment and the grounds about it clean.
provided the company would see TO
having the work done. One bill under
this agreement was presented and paid
about two years ago, but none since.
WILL j. COOPER-The Star editor.
ial with reference to the care Of
Cooks monument, in Kealakakua Bay,
was in slight error in saying that the
cleaning of the shaft and site was last
done, about five years go, by the crew
of the L. S. tug Iroquois. Less than
two years ago the weeds about the
monument were cut and the monument
itself scrubbed under the personal di
rection of Purser F'riel of the Inter
Island steamer Mauna Loa. This work
was paid for by the Promotion Com
mittee. l think the bill was less than
five dollars.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-17

In addition it has become known
that no less than six other foreign
steamship lines are now negotiating
for connections and dock room here
in anticipation of the opening of the
canal, thus assuring the position of
this port in the traffic that will come
to the Pacific Coast through the ca
nal
OF the three other steamship lines,
which were acquired by Welsford, the
Canadian-Mexican line owns seven
steamers that run between Mexican
ports and Vancouver; the Union
Steamship. Company has fleet that
has been plying between Australian
ports and Vancouver, and the Bosco-
WITT Company has been engaged in
the Alaskan and northern trade.
IF the plans of the Welsford Com
pany in connection with San Francis
co are carried out" one in a position
to know the circumstances said last
night, "the result will be the greatest
shipping enterprise that has ever
come to this city The resources of
the firm, which is one of the strong
est in England, and the amount of
money they have already expended
here, would indicate that there will be
no turning back now 1t was intend
ed to defer publicity until Welsford
came back in March, and the an
nouncement now will be regarded by
some of the parties as premature, but
there can be no doubt as to the mag
nitude of the enterprise nor of its eff
feet in establishing San Francisco as
the Pacific terminal of the Panama
canal"
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THE ITALIAN MISADVENTURF.

he news from rpo Roman sources and cood
10 SUIT At least one infer from what out in the private
uS OF taan officers, reference which made in the
ca ana from the general aspects of the field seaport
OF irPo the Italian forces have gone raids which the
turks seem to have easily bae and Italian soldier has his foot
on ne SOIL OF turkey proper The rpoan forces with Arab r-
ana Fronting by the strategic advice of Enver Bey hero
OF the Turkish revolution to be able to held thr own and
tam status quo which costs them little and the great deal
AS Italy has spent hundred millions on this barren enter
prise and the of eNpendng much more her creditors NAV
wen get FESTIVE larger of invasion is talked Of but the cost
OF that would be and what Fighting in the desert
Wn noDe army OF Arabs opposed much Napoleon
ooate. VINO Yan tried in Egypt and has proved Cheerful,
N since III Algeria or Morocco Look the France and
oPan as 1t mas stood for many the North African coast and
calculate what Italy may expect Algeria and Morocco liabilities
instead OF assets to Spain and France po promise
thing better for Italy: ' any
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cisco, was kept a secret, although his
purchase of the three other lines was
announced and published at the time.
The purpose of the investment made
in the Bates & Chesebrough Compa-
ny was to secure that companys good
will and established business as the
foundation for the larger enterprise.
Welsford arrived here October "a
from Vancouver where the merger of
the. three other steamship lines had
been cOnsummated. While here he
made a thorough inspection of the
harbor and docks, and the only state
ment that he made for publication
was that he might make application
for a berth in the local harbOr proyid-
ed he could be assured of the port be-
ing profitable for his shipping" and
that he would let contracts for sew
eral new ships on his return to Eng
land
After Freight Business.
After his departure the steamship
Tahiti of the Union Steamship Com
pany was routed to sail to this port
and arrived here on Friday, being the
largest passenger steamer to come to
San Francisco from Australia. The
Aorangi of the same line has been
from here regularly for some
time.
Owing to the American navigation
laws it is impossible for a steamship
company operating vessels under a
foreign flag to carry freight or pas
sengers between two American ports;
for this reason the new company was
compelled to select one American
port on the Pacific as the center for
Its proposed lines. San Francisco
was chosen
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CONTINUED from page One.l

Seven three-Toom cottages will form
the sleeping quarters of the boys.
Each cottage will have three rooms,
and two boys viii be domlciled in each
room. The rooms are to be twelve
feet by twelve feet, and the best of
attention has been given to the details
of ventilation and light,
Two cottages-one on each side Of
the campus-will be erected for the
teachers. A large dining hall, that
will be also used for class work, win
be erected in a central position An
other cottage will contain baths and
toilets.
Water from an artesian well will be
laid on to the cottages, and all the
conveniences will be up-to-date
Good Cane Land.
Adjoining the school grounds is the
cane field that the boys will take
charge of. Some hundreds of acres of
the best cane land on Kahuku is be-
ing devoted to'the boys and, as the
better cultivated the crop is, the more
money the school will get when the
cane is ground, the incentive to work
hard is easily seen.
The education of the boys as re-
CARDS mathematics, elementary soil
chemistry, English and bookkeeping,
will be well looked after. The boys
will work alternately in field and class,
and they will get instructions that will
add to what they have already learned
at the public schools.
Vegetable gardens, fruit orchards
and dairy will, later on, be estab-
lished. The boys who graduate from
the school will, when they leave the
institution, have a thorough knowledge
of cultivation, and will be able to Sc
cure good positions on cane, cotton or
pineapple plantations.