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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24
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preiie ait. 81 meiit 11ale ger11e fin
alf Sic 2lrobme ser @plopro0uetion
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aief Sen Nclonrarft bleiben fam. Gel11
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ai6t iid al1s Ser SGatiade, oob Sic
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sic MISREPRESENTATION lint 26 &ro=
gent geitieger lit, ilrterbalb 5erlelben
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llelt fat. ltro BOD ge6etr Sic gera1tl1=
ten @etreiSeurte1r bei ser gil6ltng
Set 2ebensmittelprei lie Se1t MtSihlag.
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fir Meniden III eriter 9inie 1T Se=
tradt, tpabrenS Mois fit sic Gieb=
audit groBe 8e0eutung fat uno oamit
Sic 6leiihpreiie lebr beeinfluBt. Sic
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fir sic angemeine Gbeuerl11tg, meaig=
items ni9t in eriter 2inie, berantmort=
Iid 81 maiden fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

1vn sslos9 5a1nlier ltnno Ser Gorte'
Iii HaeGrs;d}Gr G{i;G5cnpc0dHt,,.
IA, acG' oer G.iiutolen riei aetrotNel
llno III eer Ml..tter diHagtrHsQF,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

Ser eottesGmtt.ier, bit ooll chtu,
Y}ou S1iuunlcl alf mi,3 Alepeibliat.
iiuo Sic 1etbIt fir nns f@leMiltc &lnnadls1
%l}it il}r&i; s;e!.rtn Gegcn l.AiGt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

fiir niculallo rentsren Mrs, eil1ell cll1z
5igeu 9lfer 9al1o ST beliseL Den er
nidjt ollrd ieil1er eigenen SalSe Sir
teit, lplNern bitrd} Sic eincS geol1n=
gel1ep 2aroarteiters 6eballen ldbt."
Mit oa0ereu Mortell ser Sp5iaIilt
! SeiSel tefenlrt liD eiuntal SIT bent
Nrlu1oias: el1db oas Iaru1la1o mllb
%ouf50re.L Nripateigel1tbnml 81 lelll.
Iie So5iaIiiten merocn eS al GeIed=
idait5cigentb11m madel1, melr tie sir
&crridjaft gelougt ieiu perSelt, piel=
leidt oNf Sent @ege hes Nl1faltis oSer
Ser Gonfiseation. Soften 0iele Mit=
tel obcr iib als lurpraetilb er>peliel
Sou1, 10 perfiia0et Seioel, celien lie
~aeriN1uu:en lit 0ieier Trage ple(en
Genoiiel1 1ebr peilliG leil1 oiirfte,
melScn mir eillfaG5 10 etlras mie Die
Single Sor" on. Mud) 10 gelollgen
!uir ans 3iel! Gin Wel1eralgeltGllo=
nib, fir Ga5 rtal1 Sem @ellpi1en rea)t
0o1f6or ieit carf. Grf obren mir onh
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Sen 1oru1er nidt rl1big i'm @cIib lei=
Ter SdoQe lolIen miiroel1. 3um NE
'nigiten nidt 0enielligel1 1ar}1er, Ser
n1eEr o(5 Sas, mos Ser .SGlelier cine
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tarier0?tt BON eil1i3el1 meuige1 IcreS.
beiitst.
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Serrn Nelrollen fire Nnll1fe11 ii6er-
oieIel1 G~egsultoil0 at Derlalelera;
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So5ioliitcn nilt gerlle bon 0ie1er Sn=
de. Grril GsiSel fat n!llt Sic &ab'
GUS Sem Sod 9clniie1. ltn]9 Sur
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ser Mepaultiol1alue ssl1jeSen Mlittelz a1.
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Gerlt u11h file lel6it tit Ser Serrl1att
ijeer Sic MaIie1r GIT it1rfen p%erIprld)t,
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smeifel1, Sab Sic STR @}act gelal1gte1
gosioJil ten ei1es Cages 5ltr @erltoat=
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aeadern int 5taroe lit. Men1 Sent ST.
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beif gor5 5ufaAeu ioQ n1to Sem Gl9s'1=
t~fillrer Ser Moidinen Sic M%e6rrper=
tic, Sic iel:er id)afft, nid)t 9el6ren =
tins Sos lit popl'lar lo5ioliltilde 2oc=
trin = 10 geh5rt ostcf1 Sem slferfr1ed1t
ISos Nrpouct l~ei>ter Nrbeit. "a IS
ullur6qIih lit mat1etatiid gelloit
fe1t5nIeha1 bei Ser Gr}te, pelAer
cGci( Set Telofrud)t ol5 Ns6eitSpTp=
5lft 0es Giaentfiimcrs, uao 2peld)er
G6eil aIs Nr6eit3pro5net Ses Sans
orGeiter5 aeltat %nliiiIe, 10 i41a9f
@err SeiSel Dor, GenI gil13elllan 1lNr
10 Die( 2olGS 5u heloIiegt, mie Giaer
nit 5eigler eiganen @all>c Mr6eit st
| Gel telen nerntag. Iab bobei feilte
maGre 2ollSpirthldait beltehcl1 fol1n<
t., id,ei,lt Geioel. niht SIT lpillel
SaB cine 3eritiicfung 1es @ose1s nl1r
inlrerfolb aenilier gre15en 5ltlullig
lit, 0ab Ser &leinbeiis i%enleits eilter
acmillen Grcn5e nid)t me6r ratint1eu
sit MULTIPLICATION peru1ag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

MoGl oter miro man a1r ser lllr=
ld5lrlo Scr Jrn1ts rn0 Golnbinationen
3mcifcl hegen Oiiirfen, pelt1 1lal1 &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24
zmriter Uhrl.
Sin sciEiiaer @littDensrnn5,

Sen ss!l,aY 9annrier laro Ser Gorten
III iteGss;a]Gr G~{i;s5cnpl0oHt,,
"a, 1es' oer @siimaltn riet aetroi1en
llro III aer N.5s.tttr dinaytrNSlt.
Scr &sattssunatier. oit pon cbeu,
9;ont S3ii;,p1el e9lf ni&i Niebcrhltdt.
iimo SIC 7eIb7t fir nns tleiuIte &llimdlsn
%l!it tires .,eFren GeBen i.4iat.
<est os0u Sic MGlmrlsim b5loe iGAlofru.
ms 6 miro fnhG o;f ItHr nso Al;
Nsoliu ser Mlia id olla} mr. menoe
SS1 Is;cu - @illter3 Soteu lGnl.
4a,n-:. la.f ID G~iufiiro itAmiitsen
Taa N5tl, Der [aloen &Gnigin2
Mser.a;@ iAr siHen &rall5 saMu lp!lotn,
"a @I,&A' tat &gnme melft buliN?
>aif ria mir's meN una's Ner6e ioerbea,
&cml ID ser Io,faen 3eit aeSult,'.
- n:ir Ser htijth6eroftbte @orteu
%.a2,it,it cjre eirSas 03oIe Ielenft.
~oaf ifiu. ia femme onsrt IoIm
SON. niperafciGhiish lDh yer GraGlt,
Sic ruire cure Nilnu1el51rlFtcr
~ i1fcr @ei3dsit 5ei9is eGoaa)f.
Inns nsrsa @o6fo4rltt0 Iia '*bninoet
NSis gSciNrau ao,ft. O hinll3!li1 iilb
t,;na1f ~ hinImliItisn ctefi!ocll,
2A iGrem 26ran. gnu &oras!eS.
ie i6r. i'll 5usi.s Is. mthv e~e5eIen
eils isrs. Sic pcr' 5traH:l n'oll brldlt.
Sic ro41 ms ,reiS mo n0iela 1ttahlen
lFaN jiHia nsnn s1tlll &rar5e flteAt.
7is ris SIS Nr9ist5 Geite lnerneu.
81. rrta lrHh:lfen Suit uno @(an3:
so Gcts t&S.lidi ihr 5u @t)ren
2..c&atie ir2rv1 Sen Ho7clfgou5l"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24
H~iils;ToRcAL5eite = biz ID.

fartite Silaerrib, SOS lid i6r bietet,
SIT 5erltorcn? IieIer @eifer ipritt
abcr nIAt bis at inns beral1f. @ir
ge5sn u1ierel1 N'es 7tol5 u1no frei inns
&a5 @eIfern Ser &lra6e per1llas inns
nilt SIT l%eirrell."
Ias uar Gin tapfereS Manuesport
3'lr reGte1 Belt. SIT AZ por iold1en
fat9olilden Niaraern! M0ge i6r Sci
ipicl lberaa un0 itetS befolgt tper=
Sen, lpenn es Sic @elegenbeit NIT 1i6
6rilgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

llno nsrel @ohfQHrltt1 IT'D '.bmjH0et
!1!2Sis gSciNrau hoift. cor hlru7!lt1 iilj
,Ma;if ~ hinEni!iItisn e'efl!oel
,.hl iGreu SSrru. gum &ornS'e5.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-15
KAIMUKI CLUB
AGAINST PARKING

The Hawaiian Star, Honolulu, r. IL.
Gentlemen: At a meeting of the
members of this club held on
April a, 1912, the secretary was
instructed to send you a copy of
the following resolution, which was
adopted at it's meeting held on March
7, 1912, towit:
Resolved, That in the opinion of
this club the activities of the board
of supervisors of this city and county
at the present time should be directed
to the construction and maintenance
of the existing and necessary roads,
rather than the parking of Kaakaua
avenue, which, in the opinion of this
club, might. properly be taken up by
the civic organizations rather than the
municipality"
Please give this communication pub
Lefty, and oblige, yours truly,
IWAIALAE, KAIMUKI & PALOLO IN,
( PROVEMENT CLUB, LTD,
By its secretary,
JAMES H. FIDDBG
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-15

clares that the settlement is much
improved since he saw il some time
ago.
The new sanitary ARA ngements are
declared to be splendid and the estab-
lshment of model piggery is favor
ably commented upon. The pigpens
are iioored with cement, and the feed
ing troughs are about foot off the
floor. A fine breed of pigs is kept and
the place is well looked after.
On Saturday night last the Homo.
lulu party, consisting of DIR. Pratt Dr.
Mccoy and Dr. Trotter, visited NOV
ing picture show at the settlement
About four hundred lepers were treat
ed to a fine exhibition, and it was no.
ticed that the pictures that had to do
with cowboys and horses appealed to
the upnfortunates most.
There has been q good deal of rain
on Molokai lately, and the cattle
ranches are covered with good feed
No snow has fallen on the island since
that reported in the Star some weeks
ago. Still the weather has been cold
lately, and Superintendent Jack Nc
Weigh, who came in yesterday morn
ing from the Settlement, says that
the cool snap was much appreciated.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-15
MONEY IS NOT IN SIGHT
TO START THE LEPROSARIUM

81 would very much like to see the
Federal Leprosarium in full swing on
Molokai, and yet / have not decided
upon what to report to Washington,
The appropriation of $500 per an
mum is not sufficient TO finance the
KaliEi station and the Mo.okai Fed
eral station" Thus DR.. Mccoy, this
morning, when asked if the huge
white elephant on Molokai was to
be abandoned or carried on for the
purpose for which it was built.
pr. Mccoy has just returned from a
trip to Molokai, and he had every op-
portunity to study the proposition Of
the leprosarium The buildings are
all ready, and accommodation for for
ty patients. has been provided. Off
GERS quarters, kitchens and laborator-
les are ready for use. At present only
a caretaker lives at the station and
the money already spent has gone for
no practical purpose, so far as the OBJ
iects of the institution are concerned.
Down at the leper settlement an
other story can be told The place
IS an ideal one for the purpose for
which it is intended, and everything is
in excellent order DR.. Pratt, who ac-
companied DR.. Mccoy on the trip. de-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-15
KAUAI COUNTY FATHERS
PROVIDE A HOME

Probably the most important trans
action which has ever taken place in
Lihue since the creation of county
government, was the purchasing of
town site for NEW Jihue," by the
county fathers at their meeting last
Wednesday morning.
The newly acquired property en-
braces a five-&cre tract of land begin
ming at the lower side of the Lihue
Park, the same now being in cane
which will be harvested at once, in
order to expedite preparations for the
construction of county buildings.
The county paid five hundred dol
lars per acre for it's share in the new
town site, and it is understood that
some handsome structures will shortly
! be built thereon. A courthouse, jail
county offices and an upper story with
large hall facilities, are said to be
among the possibilities.
Surveyors will shortly be put tc
work on the laying out of town lots
along the makai side of Main street
and the prospects for real estate
boom in Lihue are at present exceed
ingly promising.-Garden Island.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-15
"HEADACHE" POWDERS
CAUSE OF INSANITY.

TACOMA, March 31.-Theodore X
Long, former alderman of Chicago, ar
rived in Tacoma today in search of
his missing son, William Carson Long,
twenty-five years old, a former ath-
lete at the University of Michigan,
who disappeared from North Yakima
month ago. Long declared he had
eliminated all other theories as 10
the cause of the young mans disap-
pearance except that he had lost his
mind, temporarily at least, thrcagh
the use of headache powders.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-15
KAHUKU SCHOOL
PLANS MATURING

When the school commissioners
meet in June next, the plans for the
secondary industrial school at Ma
huku will be all ready, and the re-
CURED number of boys will be enroll
ed. The commissioners have to ap-
prove of the matter first, and thea
the plantation people will so ahead
with the construction of the neces-
sary buildings
Inspector Gibson, who is deeply in
terested in the scheme, has had q
large number Of applications from
lads VINO wish to enter the scuool.
He has been busy investigating the
history of each lad and, when the
time comes, only the better class lads
will be chosen.
Should the Kahuku agricultural
school prove a success, there will be
Others opened on Oahu, and on the
other islands 1t is thought that there
are many boys who would be better
OF learning q good plantation trade
than trying to accumulate book learn
ing that they are unable to assimil-
ate properly.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-15

in carrying on their work
The Rev. Stephen Desha, then, fac
ing the gallery, delivered kimself of
an impassioned address, also in Ha-
waiian, supporting the secret ballot.
He was frequently interrupted by APP
plause.
Desha's remarks were not inter
preted, and as he sat down, John Wa
terhouse and George Carter contended
for the floor. Warehouse was rec
ognized and moved the previous ques-
ton.
Carter then made fiery speech al
leging that Independent citizenship
was threatened by the power of
wealth; that pressure was brought to
bear on individual delegates which,
with an open ballot could not be true
to the peoples interests.
Achi made motion to adjourn. OPP
position arose on the ground that the
previous question had to be dis.
posed of.
Chairman Cooper at first ruled in
favor of Achi's motion, but reversed
himself after consulting Cushingi5
manuel, and declared that the motion
before the house was on the amend
ment to vote for temporary chairman
| by response to roll call
Open Ballot Wins.
| After a good deal of confusion the
question was put viva voce and, al
though apparently the secret ballot ad
vocates had it on noise made, Chair
man Cooper declared the amendment
carried, amid grosns and Kisses from
the floor and gallery
A roll call being ordered the divi
sion resulted in a vote of SO to u
in favor of the amendment, as an
nounced by the clerk.
Without waiting for more the CROWD
began to surge from the theater, bu
after vigorous use of the gavel, it wa
stayed long enough to vote on the
original motion as amended, and thii
was declared carried unanimously.
The recess was taken till tive
o'clock.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-15
BOTH DRIVERS
ON WRONG SIDE

On Saturday night ABOUT $50 H. p
Nottage was driving an auto, through
MoiIiili in the direction of Waialae
when he met Nakagawa driving an
express wagon.
Both men were on the wrong side
of the road and a collision ensued in
which both shafts of the wagon were
smashed and the top Of the auto dam
aged
The number of the auto was SO,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-15
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of The Day

Atlas Geography. Weekly CAL $3.50
Tweedie.
elegantly furnished rooms with hot
ard cold baths at Hotel Arlington.
Crystal white Soap is a laundry
soap that always gives satisfaction.
Your grocer sells it.
FOR the best made rubber stamps
SO 10 Wall Nichols Co, Ltd They
make them.
Go SO the Metropolitan Meat Mar
lset ana get meats that will produce
Drawn Telephone 2445,
Treen stamps are as good as gold
wnen you buy at the stores. Don't
forget to ask for them.
r. Munich, civil engineer, surveyor
and draughtsman, Honolulu, zoos Ala
kea. street, Kapiolani building, near
King street.
Or. McLenuan has returned and re-
sumed practice. Office, King street,
opposite Advertiser Office. Hours, 10
W 70, 2 TO 4, to Z.
\ complete line of up-to-date office
supplies Of every description is car
ned by A. b. Arleigh & Co, Ltd, Ho-
tel street near Fort.
Men particular about their linen
yyBl be satisfied with the work at the
French Laundry, III King street Tel
ephune 1921.
A special meeting of the Kings
Daughters Will be held at the home OF
Mrs W. H. Hopper, Keeaumoku
street at 1880 O'Clock this evening.
The Chinese Mutual Investment
Company Of Hawaii has been incor-
porated and the capital of the concern
W $4,000, made up of 1000 shares OF
$40 each.
The Honolulu Construction anC
Draying Co, Ltd, Robinson building
queen street, will supply you with I
nigh class of wood and coal at rea
sonahle rates.
The safe of the Koolau Fruit Com
pany was carried off from the office
at Heeia on Saturday night, and found
broken open in the brush with 1926
stolen from it.
We viii receive by the Wilhelmina
tomorrow morning a shipment OIL
fresh California vegetables and "Puri
tan" creamery butter. Henry May &
40, lid Telephone 1871.
John Dunn, a private from Soho
HELD Barracks, was overcome by a.
attack of heart failure last night a
king and River streets, and taken b,
she police to the Queens Hospital
Delegates TO the Republican conver
Sion We're entertained yesterday
some on an excursion to Haleiwa
with dinner there, and others at
luau given by Princess Kalanianaol
on The Delegates grounds at waikiki
q, A small fire was reported from tn
Elite building on Hotel street yeste
day afternoon at 2:3O no damage b.
ing done other than a slight one to
cloth awning. 1t was caused by
lighted cigarette being thrown on tt
awning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-15
UNNECESSARY HASTE

He-If you hadn't been 80 long
dressing we shouldn't have missed
the train.
She-And if you hadn't hurried me
so we wouldn't have so long to wait
for the neXt.-Punch.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-15
MAKING SURE.

I'm afraid we might run into an
iceberg"
"The danger is very slight, auntie."
wen, give the captain a dollor, any
how, and then he'll be extra careful"
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-15

MR.. and MRS. H. p. WOOD are to
leave in the Lurline.
Mr.. and MRS. A. S. WILCOX arrived
from Kauai in the Kinau.
SO
Mr.. and MRS. H. B. PENHALLoW
arrived from Maui in the Mikahala.
Mr.. and MRS. GEORGE p. COOKE
arrived in the Mikahala from Molo
kai
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-15

W. F. POGUE, chairman Of the Maui
board of supervisors, arrived in the
MikahaIa.
P. w. RIDER has been called to the
Coast by the illness of his wife and
will leave tomorrow for San Jose,
Cal, on the Lurline Mrs, Rider
has been an invalid for some
months. Mr., Rider is not leaving
for good, as has been reported,
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Precinct 2, John Kaia Pail.
Precinct VIM. Henning, VIM. X.
Kalual,ini, e Waiaholo, L. Weinz-
heimer
Precinct A. David Kuamu.
Precinct 5. p. Goodness, H. B. Pen
hallow, w r. Robinson Charles Will
cox
Precinct G.
Precinct 7. f. F. Baldwin, E. +.
Deinert, Joe Freitas, VIM. Hardy.
Precinct s. Abolished.
Precinct g. Edward Wilcox.
Precinct TO- l.. C. Kealoha.
Precinct II. Sam e. Kalama.
( Precinct ~, H. A. Baldwin, Manuel
! Nunes, II. p. Robinson.
Precinct 10. VIM. F. Pogue.
/ Precinct Ia. D. w. Napihaa.
| Precinct Is. H. Reuter-.
Precinct 16 d. X. Wailehua, K
( Kalama
Precinct II. j. X. Kapoi
Precinct IS. Kanae Aalona.
Precinct 10. J. Nakaleka,
/ Precinct 90. D. X. Ilae
Precinct 81. Geo. p. Cooke.
Precinct %. w. ]. Goodhue, A. J..
Kauhaihao, J. D. NcVeigh.
Fourth Representative District.
Precinct /. w. G. Ashley, E. A.
Rerndt, H. Freitas.
I Precinct 3 A. l.. c. Atkinson,
James L. Holt, Samuel Parker, Carl
! A. Widemann.
Precinct g. c. r. Hemenway, John
Kalimapehu, John Vivichaves, B. Won
Damn.
Precinct 4. J. J. Belser, c. H.
Cooke, f. c. Smith, G. w. Smith, J.
Waterhuuse.
Precinct 5. w. w. Harris, L. NJ
Judd, NJ. f. Prosser, William Thomp-
son.
Precinct 8, Reimann K. Duvau,
chelle, Apah Manuwai, John P. Men
diola, Dick Panaewa.
Precinct Z. c. G. Bartlett, John
Hilo, Jr., Moses Wire.
Precinct 8, f. NJ Cheatham, V.
Fernandez, Jr., f. L. Schwarzberg, J,
A. r. Vieira.
Precinct 9. c. L. Crabbe,l Sanford
b. Dole, E. P. Fogarty, John Marcal-
limo, H. e. Murray.
Precinct 10. John H. Wise
Precinct II. Geo. Chalmers.
Precinct ~. G. M. Bettencourt, A
X. Heao, A. w. Neeley.
Fifth Representative District.
Precinct /. Ulysses H. Jones.
4 Precinct 2. F. Walter Macfarlane
g Precinct 3. William Carry Lane
. Jr.
e Precinct 4. Andrew Adam, Charlie
: Bridges,
= Precinct 5. Oscar P. Cox, Edward
a Hore, A. S. Mahaulu.
a Precinct 6. Frederick Meyer.
O Precinct 7. Geo. F. Renton.
Precinct s. Frank X. Archer
Charles n Arnold, David Kaohi, E
Worthington.
Precinct g. Henry K Alapai, e.
Crawford, Sol Mahelona,
Precinct 10. Fred w. Beckley, Al
] raham Fernandez
Precinct Il. VIM. c. Achi, David j
= Kama, John Kanae, Robert Waip
Parker.
-, Precinct 70. A, S. Keleiupu.
49, Precinct 10. Eugene K. Aiu Geore
R, Carter, H. NJ, Won Holt
- Precinct a. Chas, H. Clark, w. I
-, Crawford, John K. Motley, E. L. Sha
- raft, A. K. Vierra
~ Precinct Is. William Henry, Thor
as Pedro.
~ Precinct 16 Arthur X. Jones.
Precinct II. David Richards.
In Sixth Representative District.
a Precinct ], s. Robinson.
I'm Precinct 2. E. A. Knudsen.
oil. Precinct 8. w. o. Crowell.
he Precinct 4. G. F. Rankin.
he Precinct 5. r. d. Moler.
ds Precinct 6. C. II. Wilcox.
Precinct Z. ]. H. Coney, C. A. Rio
raj A. S. Wilcox
he Precinct s. J. Mahiai Kaneakua,
he Puuki.
re Precinct 9. L. Boreiko.
.er Precinct 10. w. F. Sanborn.
de List of Absences.
rn- The list was read, by the Secreta
iii pursuant to order as above, the res
being that all answered except
following, for whom proxies we
held:
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Precinct 10. w. F.. Sanborn.
List of Absences.
The list was read, by the Secre tary
pursuant to order as above, the result
being that all answered except the
following, for whom proxies were
held.
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