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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
CALL REPUGNANT TO
MAJORITY OF PARTY

The official call, signed by Mayor
Fern, chairman of the Democratic
Central Committee, for the holding of
the Democratic territorial convention
on April 49, has gone out, the call
being published in full elsewhere in
these columns. This call, however, is
sent out, according to statements of
prominent Democrats, in opposition to
the wishes of the majority of the par
ty and only because of a technicality
that obviates the possibility of a re-
consideration of the vote to send out
a call for a dual convention.
AS a matter of fact, Mayor Fern Sc
riously considered resigning as chair
man of the committee, in order to
avoid sending out this call which is
repugnant to his own ideas. He was
advised, however, by other Democrats
that his resignation would have no eff,
feet, the territorial central committee
having mistakenly voted in favor OF
the dual convention plan advocated by
McCandless and Ryan, and it being
necessary for some one to issue the
call.
Mayor Fern, at the meeting OF
Democrats held Saturday noon, EN-
phatically stated that he was opposed
to the holding of a dual convention
which should not only name delegates
to the National convention but alsr
select a platform and name candi
dates.
Colonel Mccarthy whose candidac!
for the nomination for Delegate wal
announced last Saturday, stated tha
it was the concensus of opinion o
most of the leading Democrats afte
cue consideration, that it would b
mistake to decide upon a platform
and to nominate candidates befor
= the Democratic National conventio
= should have been held, 1t might o
r that the National convention woul
decide for free sugar. f)r instanc'
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11
FIRST CLASS TOURIST HOTEL
MAY Be BUILT ON kauai

Waimea Canon in beauty That
sounds absurd, but it is the truth.
The very vastness of the Colorado's
canon makes it less magnificent than
the one on Kauai. The distances are
so great that it can not be so well
seen and appreciated.
81 am sure that it should be posi-
BILE to have forty or fifty tourists at
the Waimea canon all the time, were
there hotel built suitable to accom-
modate them, and a little advertising
done among the California resorts.
| told Mr.. Knudsen this, and l think he
was considerably interested. Such a
hotel should be located near where
the Knudsen mountain house is, and
there is plenty in the vicinity to keeT
tourist very busy for four or five
days, This is the average period, We
find in California, that the tourist
stops at a resort hotel"
H. P, Wood, of the Promotion Com
Continued on Page 81
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11

Following is the reply Of l.. l.. Nc
Candless to the letter of c. j. McCar-
thy, in which the latter announced his
candidacy for the Democratic nomi-
nation for delegate, published in the
Star of Saturday:
Honolulu, T. H., March II, 1912,
Hon. G. j. Mccarthy, Honolulu, T. H.:
Dear Sir-In reply to your commun-
ication of the 9th inst, addressed to
me and also published in the Hawaii
an Star, in which you state as fol
lows: "In view of your action at the
meeting of the Democratic Territorial
Central Committee held last night,
hereby withdraw any support which
have promised you," permit me to
state that the support you promised
me was voluntary on your part, and
not asked for by me; however,
thanked you for the same, believing it,
at that time, to be the word of man
Your little combine in its effort to
make me, under pressure of your
promised support, rescind the action
of the Territorial Central Committee
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11
DIR. HOBBY HAS
INJURED THUMB

DR.. Pratt and his party are still on
Hawaii, and the members are working
hard on the problem of exterminating
the rats. At the present time the par
ty is in the Honokaa district, where
experiments are being conducted as
to plague germs.
DR.. Shepherd is expected to return
tomorrow, as he is urgently required
in Honolulu on account of the rather
serious illness of DR.. Hobby. 1t ap-
pears that the latter medico scratched
his thumb a few days ago, and now
it appears to be infected and is much
swollen
Work at the board of health office
is progressing well, and no very Sc
rious problems at present confront the
acting head.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11

The mems class of the First M, f
church are holding a debate on "Wom.
ans Suffrage" in the church this even
ing at eight o'clock. Some interest
ing points should be brought out on
both sides of the discussion and all
those interested in the subject are
cordially invited to attend and ex
press their views or listen to the ar
guments for and against. The sailo
boys are especially invited to attend
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11
How Morgan
Was Killed

The San Jose Mercury of March /
gives the following account of the
tragic death of James F. Morgan of
Honolulu in that city the day before:
James Francis Morgan, a prominent
business man of Hawaii, lost his life
under the wheels of a passenger. train
at the Southern Pacific station yes
terday morning as he was trying to
board a car after, it was in motion.
He had hurried from the ticket-ofIice
to reach the smoker before the train
pulled out, but did not reach it until
it had gotten well under way. He
grasped at the rail, but missed his
hold, and was crushed to death under
the wheels.
Continued on page Five)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11
Cruisers Go
Off to Sea

The three cruisers under Admiral
Southerlands command, the Califor-
MIA, Colorado and South Dakota, got
away this morning for the weeks
maneuvers and drills outside. The
California went out to join the Colo
rado and South Dakota, which have
been lying off the harbor entrance
about $3.50 o'clock this morning and
together they steamed into deeper
water.
Admiral Cowles is entertaining Real
Admiral Nicholson today during his
brief sojourn in Honolulu, Admira
Nicholson is a passenger in the 81
IBERIA, going to the Orient with his
personal staff to take command Of the
Asiatic squadron.
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WILL DISCUSS
FRUIT FLY TODAY

There will be a meeting of the
board of agriculture and forestry this
afternoon, and at it the various re.
ports of the different departments will
be turned in.
The new chairman, w. NJ. Giffard, is
expected to preside, and a full board
will no doubt attend. There are sew
eral matters OF public interest to be
considered, and a report on the fruit
fly campaign will be read.
Entomologist Ehrhorn, who visited
the other islands, will have something
to say on the matter and the chair
man, who before his appointment also
visited Hawaii and investigated the
fruit fly situation will have some in
teresting remarks to make.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11
LOT LANE ASKS
LICENSE TO SLAY

Lot K c.. Lane, lately sanitary in
spector in Honolulu, has applied to
the Board of Agriculture and Forestry
for permission to kill off wild cattle,
goats, pigs and jackasses in certain
parts of the district of Ksu, including
the government forest reserve. He
offers to pay certain percentage of
the value of the sides and tallow from
the carnage. The board is consider
ing the offer this afternoon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11
Three CONTESTS WON
BY DUKE KAHANAMOKU
I'm EASTERN STATES

event. The boy made the prettiest
start you ever saw made the turns
wonderfully well, held the lead for
five lengths, then was seized with
cramps when he only had 1-3 lengths
to go to finish.
Genoves swan in the second heat
which was the fastest heat of the race,
He also made a beautiful start and
bully good turns. He was fouled sew
eraI times by the winning man, though
he had no chance. Still at that he
finished not a full lap behind.
Neither of the boys expected to en-,
ter in this event, but knowing the eX
Continued on page Four)
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Gospel Singer Butler
Comes Home" to Honolulu

Mr.. and Mrs Fred Butler were
among the passengers who arrived
from the Coast in the Siberia this
morning. They went directly to the
Alexander Young Hotel, where they
will reside during the Christian EX-
tension Movement, in which Mr.. But
Ter is to take a prominent part,
The work of organizing the choir
and of experimenting the music dur
ing the campaign have been turned
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11

. X o G o Q @ Q c @ G G G o X .
X % o X
o Molokai, for the first time in o
9 the memory of man, is decor G
Q ated with snow. This astonish- G
. ing fact is mute tribute to G
q the intensity of the cold wave G
9 that for some weeks has been G
9 felt in these islands. Within G
9 the past few days patches of g
. snow have appeared, visible G
. from the seacoast, in the noun 6
Q tain tops back of Pukoo on the g
9 south side of the island, where g
. the coastline bends toward the G
o east end o
K O o X
O+0o @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Q g o X -
Mrs. Emma NJ Nakuina, who owns
land in the region of Molokai above
mentioned, gives the Star the extra
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11

over to him and he himself will sing
nightly.
This is Mr., Buffers second visit to
the islands in seven years, the interim
having been spent in touring the
United States When interviewed
this morning the singers remarks re-
garding Honolulu and its inhabitants
were of a most fattering nature.
After dwelling briefly on his trip
Continued on page Five)
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BALCH INSTALLING SAN FRANCISCO
END Of OCEAN WIRELESS PLANT

ing station for his company. The To-
cal concern has been purchased by
the Mutual Company, which owns and
operates all of the telephone and
wireless telegraph business of Hawaii.
The company is said to be one of the
few successful wireless concerns in
the world and is now paying divi-
dend of eighteen per cent annually, If
successful, it is hoped to send and re-
ceive commercial messages between
here and Hawaii"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11

In its report of the arrival of the
Matson steamer Lurline from Homo
lulu, the San Francisco Examiner
says:
Among the passengers were Cap
tain A. Tullett of the Inter-Island
Steamship Company, here to spend a
short vacation, and j. A. Balch of the
Mutual Telephone Company of Homo
lulu. Balch has come. here to install
the old Paulsen wireless system as
the San Francisco sending and receiv-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11

in which event, if the Democratic
convention of Hawaii had previously
endorsed the National platform, the
local Democrats would be left in q
most embarrassing position.
It was T. ]. Ryan, aDpal emily, who
decided McCandless to stick out for
the dual convention after he had
given his word to Mccarthy to favor
CONTINUED on Page Eight)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11

The annual meeting of the Oahu
Central Improvement Committee will
be held on Thursday evening, March
A. at eight o'clock, in the rooms of
the Honolulu Merchants Association,
second floor of the Young building
Business Election of officers, reports
of committees, etc.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11

"The Study of the Sea-" by Prof,
w. A. Bryan, is the lecture for this
afternoon in the short course for
teachers at the College of Hawaii,
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WORLDWIDE
STRIKE IS
POSSIBLE.
(AssooIated Press cables to the star.l

NEW YORK March IA is feared
BERLIN, the
Heres
PARIS, March 1.-THE is
SOUTHAMPTON, liners Paul and Oceanic have
been withdrawn o
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SUGAR TRU-T cuLPRITs.

NEW YORK March 11Parsons attorney
will plead guilty" the They
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE OF
$500 the sugar
the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11
TONG WARS OVER.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-THE Chinese tongs cenerir
have signed agreement for perpetual peace.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11
THE BASEL ALL TRUST.

WASHINGTON, March IA oution has been introd
gress to investigate the baseball trust
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11
RELIEF TO PATENTEEs

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Supreme Court upholds the
the right to dictate retailers selling contracts
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11
MEXICAN REBELS ROUTED.


CITY OF MEXICO March 1.-THE rebels a
with Of $50 a loss of
CITY OF MEXICO, March 11Machine
to Madero. The revolution s waning in the south.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11
AN EARTHQUAKE RECORD.

SAN FRANCISCO March 1.-THE seismographs here
distant earthquake.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11
WEATHER

Their, min. 65.
Bar, s a. m. 1910.
Wind, I'm, ~ NE.
Rain. 24h., s a m, .05.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11

Cane: 4.52c. h., S9O.4O per
'3n.
Beets: 15s. Cd. per cwt.,
S1O6.2O per ton.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-11
RAPID FRENCH AVIATION

PARIS March 1.-THE aviator Tabuteau accomplished
minutes today.
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Del, Gflg unb GnIs singsritbtn. bann
mub CT LANCE fhtpibsn, bnnn lDidflt
TIN Der 3nuberer In bnfhIDftrtsb. init
6Onia unb roibtm pftiftr bsifmifrtts
pnpitr unb S~ueuterlett ndbi sr ibn In
bic 9oui einss frifh esThIadttitn
S6ofes Elm unb ldbt ion BARN. bls
Der aronfe aefunb ipirb obtr Ititbt.
Dem a~bsrgIoub,n IN bo ein tpsittr
SpieIraum gegsbsn. unb i'm madt
nur zines aoniurr,nj: bas robe pris
h,rtbum o0sr RonfeIFonsn, bdoHosrs
aber Der Wioslsms unb Der 9riehi4s
Srtboborsn. Die prisftsr Der @rie.
did = Srtboboren fno 10 abltobenb
burh ibr b%erfpdbrloItes aeubtre uno
burh tire Immoral, bab Der romif@s
Qdibolisismus bel ben 6hriItsu Iiets
Itidit propaganda bat. Cine dubers
Tide unterf9eiouns 5ipiihtn ben Rom
f.ffontn III ben Srembsn fhper fefts
suItelen, namentlid duf benz 2anos.
no iiH bic moslsmiIden 5rauen nidt
reri6ltiern. 9isIe Moslems finb eben
,sins guten Moslsms unb bic gbriItsn
isine auten gbriitsn. Die G~ottesbduTer
beIu6i man nur 3ipeimol idhrIid, bel
ben MoslemE an btiosn 9airdmsfeiien,
Bel ben Gbriiisn gu Wsibnadttu uno
Heuiabr. Mdbreno Der iibrieen 3eit
bts Sdbres bien,n bic Mofheen ols
StGn. fir bic Sausthiere ODER ais Sc
trsioeIpeiher.
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9as ,barbariide europa,
giloer ans 3OrSaIbanicn.
9ubabef. Il. Ottpbsr.


Das rbarbdrHde europa" 70 bat
sinmot elm Staliener ienes Gebist sss
nGnnt, in benz jeBt bic 5i6ernogoraen
ben Siirten bic 5errIdaft ftreitis
MAIDEN tpolIen. Man lam bieie Be-
5eidnung D~eriteben. S6cn BON Der
Notur fhsint RDrodlbanisn eigens
fir bic un3ugdnslihteit seiboffen
tporben gu feiu. Gin 8erglano bon
elmer Grauenbdftisteit, bic islbit bic
Gingeborenen 10 iebr dngitigt, bab tie
benz b06iten @ipIel biefes Selfenreihes
Der G9ijeb plianino, Der big gu
elmer !50be bon brittbalbtauieno
Metern gum 9immel ii6 rsdt, ben
Hamsn protljeto, Der rpsrfludte
Berg, segebsn babsn. Rur penlss
Sori9er b!ben ben Mutb gefnnben,
bie. tinaubringen, uno bon bieien
8snigen bat pisleitt nur elmer bas
Slid gebabt, nit reiden ReIuItdten
leiner Miibe bsimtebren gu tonnen:
Der nngdrtl4e @elelrte Or. Jrdn5
Baron Ropcfo. Gin biinnes Seft, be-
titelt nparsreon elmer geologifdsn
Hsile" er3dblt uns BON ieiner 4uss
beuts duf elmer 5orf9unssreiie i'm
9dnbe Der S1dlu unb 2lementi, dlio
iuit in benz am t~ptnigften betannten
Gebistt Norbalbaniens, an Der Sio=
gren5e Montenegros, in BEN bic eriteH
Gdld1ten bes gdltanildtpsn : Rreu5s
5ugss gegen bic 9iirtei seidlagen pere
Ben. Das Gii9lein erihien tiiralih In
einsm acknowledgement Garajefpoer
gerlag, Der glei93eitig Der beutf9en
qeienelt bic .1agebudbldtter" zines
eingeborenen Mlbansrs, nanens gtrem
@lora, permittelt. DieTs beiDsn Sdrii.
ten 3eigen ms ae;tgema.B in intsreHans
ter limb gstreuen 8ilbern bisies Stiid
beg ,bdrbdriihsn europa.
Mdn bat felt bem 8eginn BEG
BRIGGS fhon mebrfad BON ben Burger
unb glodbdufern g~eleIen, bic ben
Monttnegrinsrn Bel btr Groberuns To-
uieIt Dpfer toitsu. DieIe Burger, in
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@oIfe IN @igeoniin.
8etterfunoige, Die aaeroings fire
@eisbett nidt BON ben offBieaen
Wetterbltreaus be3ieben, ionoern Die
ie auf @rlnb l~nnej1briger 8eo6adp.
tlirlgen Der Rdtur geipounen baben,
iagen fir bieIcs Sabr cinen iebr bar.
fen Birter poraus. 9ab I'M 0oroet
Wisconiits bereits Shnee eefallen
i'll, baben Die 3eitungen ihon berid)-
ten fonnen, MN fommt al,s Bangor
aud Die Wafridt, Dab bort Die @olfc
it'd idon IN Rubcl Slinmmen getbnn
bnben uno reft fred auftreter. Gen
eriten anmpf nit oieien grauen De.
ielen batten iiinsit Sames Gems alts
Dem Conn Clifton al beiteben, Der,
ais er nit elmer Scnbung SleiiA
fir feline 0reifer aus Der Staot
auf DIE 5arm 3uriidfebrte, bon einem
Huoel @olie angegrifien murbe.
SeoeufnaS baben Die Gbiere 6as
6Ieiid eeroden, lie ipuroen aber bon
Dem 5armer NIT Der Yeitide IN
SdodJ geholteil, bod bauerte es i'm.
merbiii cine babe Stun6e, bis lie iid
ieitparts in Die 8iiide idlnseit. Ger
SaIl bat Die getDobner a~uimerfiam
gemaft umo lie per0en uunmebr Die
groBte goriidt aebrdud)en, ipcitn lie
iiber gano fabren iito Iteis oeniigeno
Baiieu miincbmeu.
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wsipsbr atbtn (ipcsu9 Id bnbs
IhcH 5ipei eslnmuestlt, iiebe obeu.)
uHo MIR lpOlIen OILS acmitnbThis eesta
bic WoIiForen idmpfsn Warum nihi
aIeiH aesen bic pereiHists 9brifsnbeiiG
|. -. Cd eHiasgnete auf gut ipiensrii9.
aWann ! Di bsripiIhl" unb Der quite
atrl Deritanb ndiirlih nur Der.
MID" uno BELT mid fir tintn BE-
geiiierten Wlobdmmsboner. Der Dottor
beiBt Qboulab, bat isins prdris. Di.l
ShulosH, absr osito mebr GeHubfudt
uno oiirfis in ,insm GbriIttumufalsy
pcbl iaum bisI 5u ristisrsn bdbsn
nuber isinsm, ipobl nur ibm toftbor.u
stben. bas CT re9tJeitis in Si6trbelt
briHesH biirfts.
60 olio iino bic 6lements, ptl6t
f6iir.n, unb isne, ipeIfe btbsn. auf be.
tinen Settle bic friitli6sn Rdiabs Der
StGote II elm asinehteies fsisss Bolt,
bds auf bic blObe 0robans siniser
GliHieHldufs Iid auf @nabe Ober llns
gnabt sreibt - anbrerieits bic Roodu,
briibsr, fpsl6e obnt iibermdBigen mora
liitsn Sdlt bic Situation ousniiben.
ben 1nbsrn 5urdt siufloBtn unb
quistihpsrsniist auf ben aOpfen Der
Gbriit,n umbertdn5en, ~benn auf
unisrn Sdultsrn iteben lie felt Sdhr'
bunbertsn i9on", ME mir bsuts obenb
Die itol5e uuo babel rstStnoe miriois
tti6e 9rin5effin Watbd Bib : Dooa
anpertraute.
Sn tisfftsr 5initernis nGbern mir
lns Stutdri. Rein 9i6t an gorb -
nift sinmal bic pOrssfhriebensn 9oro'
ldtsrnen ROTH unb grin. @ir oompfsn
ia unter tiirtiThsr Ildsse - loufen
einmaI auf cine Sanobant du tom.
men snoli9 los - oann burh elm ME
raisno an ben BORDEN poriibsridi.bsns
bes WdFer an cine 3usbriide. oereR
8G6ter jebenfals duf edlante 4bsns
teuer a~ussegongsn iino, oenn itin
pfeifsn Der Sirene brinst lie herbst,
unD outsrn snblih mittsn i'm CLUB.
9arten obns Qidt fommen berdn -
snblih Jateln Meuihsnmengen
vSestere rioIta : iberim!" (gitte I'm
ben Bag. Den puB frenn man
redts bic 3DlinoerI6adtel, Iints bic
6anntaI9e, Dor F9 ben Sanotoffer.
neben ii9 ben sroBsn aOfftr. hiutsr
Ti1 ben SdttelSeugind bat "a
lein! ba muB man pride iein
ni6t a[lss nisbsriarstbeu, mas man
aeIa1t bat. 90 mare sesen S%us.nbers
3isbune unb Anitanb.
gemertel Gin Waridda nirb ers
tpartst, in Dem Sibolbanien feline
Rettung = Isin 6eil srblidt. als
Rotd6sln uno gsamtsn fabrsn ibm
Ttunoenpeit entgtgen niemunO
ocntt baron, an 8orb elm pdar 2dtsrs
men mit3unebmsn - bic 8eb0rbe gu
beritGnbigen, oab bic 9urdfabrt our4
sic Bride often oehalten psrben mus
- @agen an bic 2unbunssitene gu
beitenen
9dbinaeeen iparten in tiefittr Gin
Tternis pobl 10000 Solbaten refts
unb lints Der Strdbe lugernb auf
Seint Grselen3 in itodfinfterer
Ra6t. Riemono bat Dor bret Stunotn
bdron qebadt, BON Samriih aus mad
5tutori gu telegrapbteren, Dab Der
MarIaaa niht tommt.
8ur Disr3ig &tIpmeter Jdhrt gu
9dmpfer, einsn Dagen unb nod elm.
babe Stunbe Su Sub = Sebn Stun>
ben = Speien %Suiommen 40 aronsn
= nun, bag 1T cine 2eiitund. oi. I'M
iibertrpffen bleiben 0iirfte.
aeformen tbuen bringenb moth.
Die Sirten bdben 4lab unb ietnsm
qropbetsn oeOantt. bdB mir iiberbaupt
angstpmmen fino.
II
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: @roBer 5unneIbdn.

- @roBer SunneIbon.- -
Gountps9 srmeHer g. u. Sabilanb,
Der berfu6spsiis 9ermsFungen unb
8obrungen in ber Gituarb BON Dat.
lamb, gal., borgenommen bat, TT au
benz Sdlufe getomme,, bab Der Bdu
zines Sunnsls, Der Satldno unb Mlds
meba perbinbet, ieinsr 4niidt mad duf
teine te6nii9en Sdpisrigteiten ftobtn
piirbs. Gr erfldrte, bic 9obrung sis
nes SunnsIs tonne in 4ngriff eenoms
men tperben, fobalb bic n0tbiaen
5onbs oufgebra6t fporbsn fino. %.
pildnb bat feline llnteriudnng. mil Der
sr Dor Elm poar Mpnuten bonn Gtnbis
rdt6 bsauftragt tDurbe, fpelGer GtIb
fir bisfen s3psd betpidiste, nod niht
beenoet, tpirb ieooh In ettpo brei Wlcs
naten in Der Gage iein, sinsn enbgilti-
gen 8eri6t a~b3uftatten. ct pirb In
bieiem 8eridt e~mpfeblsn, bab ber
9unnel ssbaut fpirb, fals fid ieine
unporergsisknen 1inbsrniFe tinfel.
len. Die bic Durdfdbrung bes pros
Jets in Graee fte1en. Gleinasitia
ipirb Ct benz Stabtratb einsn Rotten.
anfdlns u~nterbreiten. Serr 6apilaub
sluubt, bab fir bic llnterbobrung bes
gftuarb fir bic gntnidlung Mr bsi<
Den 5tdbts unerlaBlid lit unb fruber
ober ipater erfolgsn pirb. Der Suns
mel fpirb sntfpeber aus Gtobl cber Be-
ton gebaut 0itlid bon Der Webnsr
CTR. Bride anaeledt fperbtn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-06

DxiqinaItorrtipcnbsn5 ibsr bie Bal
k1nipirren BON 6. Bd-onDtnotrs
arttglfttn.

Gfobra (eiutdri in 2lIbani.u),
6. Cttobsr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-06

DtlHtbt N0Dh HlkANS~ peA ~Nh w
oieiem 8ere9aos tpobl nidt fpre6tn)
nab benz Ga bon Gtutari ben iie in
3tpei sIeide 6Glften tbeili. !5ier i'm
Sdfen lieesr fpobl an 8tpan3ig fofette
tiirtii9e Segelbarfen nit luitig flat
ternbsn 5albmonbrinseln, fpelde felt
geeinn bes Rriesss nit Stalien nidt
uuslaufen fonnen. 5ier folen mir ben
Grieoenspaida Mariddd Riasim Bel
IN Borb befommen, Der nit ben fdtbos
ridden Ilbdneien pattieren ion. 9tber
mir fpdrten ner9ebens.
.0ier mlHen mir ben 2lopbbampfer
berlaHen unb duf einen flsinen Stab
bampfer i~berbDoter. Cine Rommilion
BON mobammeD1niIdsn Hotablen unb
geamten Gtutaris mar aum Gmpfang
Ria3im pafdds eingetroffen 80 lie dle
fiebern nod Reuigfeiten iiber 5rabluB
(Sripolis) unb i'd muB er56Alen, -
.GeutiG, StolieniidL 6ran80iiid, uno
einissn rabiaten Janatitern foear auf
EiirfiAh. @ebe Hudh in jeiner Bdrnz
bsr3igfeit, baB ie mid riftig Der.
fdnben baben.
Gin biIobibfhsr aerl in ~golbfrubz
tnbem albanefifden aDftim. Elm mo.
bamnebuniIder Doctor bon Sfutari
nit Wdnnliher Rdrabiner unb rui
Ffhem NogantreDolDer, nit Silbsrs
iettsn bebangen uirb nit @atronen gs
5pidt, rdbbr' st mid fran30Hfd. tirs
it'd unb orabifd an. asd fod nit inn
III bic Hsrse sefeu. Gr tuiI mir Elm