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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20
1ener IN Gsrafer's Warase.

Sn Der Garage bss friiberen Han'
oesfenotors 5oroisr an Der MacifcH
Mpt. unb OrnHbin Noob eTpiobirts gtl
tern No6mittng aus aHbefannter url
fant einf Qnnne nit Goblin. gel
Der Grplclion ipurce Niemaue perlesi.
jebD1 bate bkfeIbe Elm sJsufr TN Gs,
folgs. tpelnes Die Garage, lolDie Elm II
berjsl6en untergebrontes Automobil
sum Dstrn0s bpn $500 bsfMGbiett
Der Drnnb tonHte bon Der 6euerip<bl
III tur1er 3fit sel6i1t ipesbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

6tute perloifen bic .ReDss ibrs
oiesjdbrige Giniibunssiiaticn in 60
lnmbus, Ga. um iih duf Die Gtreif'
tour ourh Georgia unb 9enntHee Sll
beseben, BON ipelhsr Iie am 30. Wdr1
nnh Cincinnati 5u btm srItsn aampfs
elmer Serie pon SpieIen NIT alubs per
4m. 2isa 5uriidiebrsn. Mdhrenb bsr
bsiben lebten 9ase ruaren uniere Sun.
gems pom berrlihiten Wetitr Begin.
itigt. 8ei 100 Grab nuf Mm Spiel'
plaBs fpurbe ben G4leuoerern enolif
0eleeenbeit geeeben. iih in Grafts unf
furbettirenben Miirfen 3u ptriud:r
nno erfpisien Tie it'd, obne Nusndhm.
ben anforberuneen gefpafien. We'
ni9itens fpracb iif 01uptlins D'Dar
in fehr befriebigter Metie iiber lie nus
9eitern fano bas pierte uno leBte re,
guldre Spiel Spiiden ben Bets" uae
.Golis" bss alubs In Columbus iiati
unb snbste ipisberum NIT sinem Sis9s
fir bic Grit,ren.
Die eripariei, mslo.i. iih Der Gu
bdnsr Warinns am Mcnios gum
Oiehit. unb sfpar in erittlaiiigsr Ser
faiiung, neil sr p1breno bss aans.r
Winters in 6apdna nit einsm borti,
gen alub geIpieIt bat, 10 oab sr iofort
nls Dertheibiger Der /. Bale fir bi!
Colts" einfprinsen ionnie. Der al.
bers gubaner (Qlmeioa) ipiro iih 0sn
aIus i'm euufs bss beutisen 5ns.s
anfhlieben.
Der nod INNER iehlenbe Sheuoe.
rsr DabIersen bat enblib Rohrih.
BON iid eeeekH, iuosm er um bas nDl
tbles Rsiieeelo BON Wilpouise mad
Columbus, Ga, bepeihirte. 6dupi
line S'Dap bat thn briefIi6 aufgefor:
bert, fih am 80. Rdrs in Cincinnati
ein3ufinoen. mann sr iih fir Iein,
Saumieliateit su nerontipprten hober
lpirb. S'Ddn bate ibm lieber asart
portet, bobeim gu bIsibsn. bod III bic,
fem Sd,lsubersr Elm ioltf emintntsi
Ruf iibet feline 9iihtiatsit porausa..
aansen, pnb man ibn ti4t 10 obns
Wsiieres ourh bic Singer fdliipi,H
iofsn tam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

Tem WunIte elmer ansabI Mitslie.
Der entfprsntnb, tsfdlob Der gori.ans
bes Dsutfhen Qehrer.Wereins. bic
nddits ressIm6bigs 1erfommluns 1ui
slpsi Nohen 81 Dtrihisben. Dieielb.
ipirp an Gonnabsnb. 20. April, nbgss
balitn perptn. Gin fspr intsrtNont.s
proeramm III fix bic 3ufammtntunft,
Der Elm Oabelfriibtiid pcraufsebsn
spirb. aufseittllt iporoen unb pirD N
nGhiter 3ttt In ben Gpalttn oisiet
.3eisrng ptr0ffsnilint iptrotn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

Snoer RoOIsosltI6en Qbminiftra-
tim nurbe Elm 8eieB puTIirt, ipeldss
Gifenbabnen perbot, bic in i6ren eigs=
nen gergnsrten geFOrbsrts Sp6Ie gu
transportiren. Der 3pet mar, bas
Goblen Ronopol, bus bic GiTenbab=
nen an ith geriI1sn batten, gu bre6en.
Sbr 8erfa9rsn beitdno harin, bobe
5ransportgebiihren fir Die 9ef0roe.
rung aQer 8oblsn 81 bershneu, mas
bic unubbdngigen @rubenbeIiBer, ipelz
ds Die Sransporttoiten niht besablen
tonnten, 3pang, ibrs SDhlen an bic
Giienbdbnen 81 Oertuufen, 10 oaB bieie
Elm D0Qiges Wonopol in bem aoblenz
hunoel erlungten, bas iis tpeioIib aus
nusten. Wie in 10 OisIen sSqlz
len bur6treu3te bas Sberbuubesqe.
ri6t bic 4bfi6t Der 9efebqeber uno
perbuntelte ben Sinn oss Geisses. ins
BEN IS ausnabmsn muhts, tpslhe benz
Gefes alien Wert6 raubten. Die iebige
4bminiitration lief iid bnburh ni6t
entmutbigen, IonoerH ibrem 9runbias
getreu, aQe WlonppDle aufauI0ien,
fu4te fie in bieism Safe duf sinem am
eeren Wegs ein3ugrsifen unb bag III
in febr geniuler Wetis gsi5sben. Die
2otaponna 9abn, fpeI6e grobe Rob
lenbersperts beiist, trnnsportirte
toitenfrsi ous 5eu gum 5ittsrn Der in
1ren 8ergpertsn perpanoten Muulz
efel. 9as betrahtete bic Reoisrung
ais cine itruffdlige uebsrtretung bes
ertpdbnten 9efeBes unb erlangte Elm
obfiessnoes urtbsil i'm 9unbes ari-
mindlgeri6t Denn bos S6erbunoesz
seritf benz urt6eil Der Interen sSns
ftan5 beipfli6tet uab es lit niat err
fiftfih, tpie oa5 permieben tperben
fDnnte, bann ipirD f4liebli6 bod bos
Roblenmonopol, oas Die @iIenbabnsn
betreiben, sebroheu tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

Rrufe bro1te bic geioen nuh Der Gene
trol Station, mo- OLDHAM nnter Der
Mnilage Der Iruntenbeit einetiperrt
ipurbs. Das iunss M1bhen tpnroe BON
5rI. Annette Minnn, probationsbeams
tin bes poli3eiseribts, In Sbhut sss
nommen, BITS cine Mnttpori bon Der,
tekgrapbifd benahrihtisten 5run
aDbina Stenort pon 1aplorspille. ets
ner Shtueiter llnn's, eintreffen fpirn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20
0eutidJes 9beater.
pSas Nniifanten-Wabel", Der folol.
iaIe Gperetteu.G .GrfOls piro anf
allieitiges gerlamsen ME.
oerbolt.

WobI nie pber nur init elmer Muss
nubme Der fipsIs Bauer1) bat eins
Sperette iolhen Gntbuiiasmus err
tpedt. tpie .Das Tufitantens sWdoeI"
Der geifall polIte bel Der eriten Mufs
fiibrung Dor einieen Wchsn gar fein
Gnbe rebmen uno iofort b0ris man
bas llrtbil, ,bas 1T bic fhonite Dpe.
rette, bic mir nod ssbOrt baben" unb
yOos MuiifantensWdoel" miiiien tpir
nod einmal b1rsn" etc. .Weroen Sis
bas vMufitanten-M -Mdoel" ipiebsrhoa
lsn2" purbe Direttor Shmib BON als
len Seiten ssfrogt unb Der ieIbft Der.
eniiste 9bsoierIsiter anttpprtete itets
rMlit oem srobtsn 8ersniissn!" Dos
pabte aber Den Rem Dorter Sbedters
magnaten, bic aui ibren Gelbfiden
iissn, nibt unb iis psriuhien Shpiez
rigteiten 5u maiden, UNI ben Eahm ale
lsin obihopfen gu tOnnen. Dirsttor
Shmib Iieb fih niht bonse ma6en.
mubte aber. um ssrihtIi6en Sherea
reien aus benz Wese su osben, tpieoer
NAL tief in ben gelobeuiel greifen, In
benz infpIge Der srpbsn aoitsn bisfer
SpisIaeit fhon mshr ipie Gbbe mar;
oenn ,ein moaerer 9er9lsib 1T mel
items better, tpis elm fstter prostb"
go betommen mir ipenigitens .Gus
MuIitantensM sMGosl" iebt nod eitmaI
gu boren unb Der Girettion foIlten bic
Grtra.Qussaben riht nit einem. fcns
bern msbreren auspsrtouften Sduiern
oslphnt iperben.
i5iir oiejsniesn, ipeIhe Der GrftsIufs
fiibruna niht bsipobntsn, Iollen bic
hiibi6en Wuiiis Rummsru Der qartts
tur nod, sinmnI eripdhnt perben. Die
S6Iaoer iinb: Sntrobuition (grisits
ta uno ghor) % Ipsnb' uns Sse.n",
Nuftrittslieb Der ~Reiel"; sd bin bic
Rsisl, er III msin Ger, 2iebesliee
(ReisI, Sapbn, aor0. .Gs s.bt msin
2isbhen ans Sdeibsn". Dusti (Mons
tsbsIi, STRIP. .Wio Garo, uneeheusr
Iuitig finb bic Qbenteuer". 5inoIs
GrItsr at) GnismbIs (prins. pster,
Gbor) ,Subft Moderate, nod mebr,
Moniisur" 2iss (prins. Gbor) .a6pf.
den neiesnb. 5iibdeu ssieeno". Wdls
ger aoupIst sd itreif herum i'm
Malbs", WaIssr (Reisl. BRING sd
hab mid umssidaut oiei. 9ase lang
in Disn", Wlovionett.n.Dutii (RsfsI.
qstsr) sd bin elm Rarionstiens IRA
bsl", Guarisit (WcntebsIIi, Jiirit,
Bring, gstsr) .Sn Der 2isbestontur'
rsns gilt niht Gtirit unb GreslIens"
| IinaIs unb 5pmne: rGott erbaIis
| Srons ben aaiIer", aiso (RarD ~aie'
bes Wdosl. frdg' Dsin 6er5e", Wisntr
qieb (RsieD yalein tuinSig In otr
0iees", MsIoornm (9upbn, RefeI)
.gs niro sirn1ol in T.inem 2aHb"
1ustt (Reisl. 6apbn) rgringt aud 6is
Siebe of nur Shmer8".
Die No6irast nah 5ide.s TT sins
| auBsrorosrtIih itorte uno man muE
iidb bssiIsu, ipsnn man nod quite Siss
BET Otto sag, 4pDtbeis, Dins uni
Qibertp Strabs. 8. r.. 5beobalo.
gutbanolung. 1919 Dine Ctr. ODE,
an Der aaiTs ots 0ran6 Opera 5cafs
baben nil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20
Sdllanaenblise.

Wis onsemein betanni, itsil. man
bi. 9Iise in Qiniens, Juntens unn
3idsadblise Elm. 9ieIs unierer Qeisr
baben iecoh ssitern pdbrtno bes Gss
tpittsrs. bos beionbers beItig in ber
ipsiilihsn Rihiuns unieru Stabi
nufsstrstsn III. sssen bic 6. 2btnb.
fiunbe ben BIib In Jorm einerShldns
senipincuns iib entlnbsn seIeben, eins
GriheinuRs, bic unierem gerihts
srii1tier. trobbem sr bsinabs ods 60
asbensiabr srrei6t bat, nod niht pprs
estommen iIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20
lie Siesluodligeu pmpbuniefonserte

Geleesnnih Der ni6Itsn bsiosn
SBmphonieion5srie. bic am 20. uni
30. Wdr5 in Der Gmerp 6aa iintts
finpsH. pirit als Scliii Der alapier.
Diriuofe 6arolo Bauer nit unb c,
ipirb Sdumonn's aldpi.riOnsert in
u Wiou gu 0sb0r briHgen.
Die Grfkiiernummern bes Ron.
strts iinb Brahms Snmphonie go. 2
in o Dur nno .1in guleHfpissels
luftige Etr.ihe@ BON Riharb Straub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20
04ie.OaH.

6entise 4brsiie Der .Rebs1 bon 60
lumbus. Ga. Beginner ibrs
Strsiftour morsen. - 2sbter Siea
Der BETS" iiber bi. .golts. seitern,
4ntunft bss Gubantrs Ways
fans. - EnbIih Rahrift bon BEN
permibtsn ShIeupsrer Dablsreen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

gepertoge gretft ben grGFoen.
ten tpeesn Der eanabii9en Resiprositdt
on. 9ieier Qngriff lift eins 8erurtbeiz
lung Der Sorti6rittIer. 9us 2anb
brauht nidts bringenber, uIs bilisere
2ebensmitteI. Wtittelit Der canaciz
ften Re3iproaitdt tpdrs bas ersisIt
fporbsn. Menn baber WlGuner tpis
8eperibee Die Re5ipro5itdt taosIn.
bann laFsn iie ounlit ertennen, ba5
lie nihts fir bic 9srtpoblfeilung Der
2sbeusmittel tbun tpousn. 8umit tDns
ntn fie unu0gIth bsm 9olte ppn
NuBen isiu uro bamit tpiro auh ibrs
gefiirportung BON niebrigen Snou.
f.rie50llen Su elmer inbaItsIesrsn
Ybraie. Die Snbuitrie50ae tDnner
mir bann ermGbigt tperben, tpenn biz
Steigerung Der 9rsiie fir 2ebsnsmits
tel uufb0rt, bu in Dem Rabe, pie bisie
ror iih gebt, bic Qobne erbObt perben
miiFen unb es lit tIar, baB bic 30lle
rait ben 9robuttionstoftsn i'm Gin
tlang ftsben miiFen. 0asfelbe gubIsn
um bic 9unit bes 5armers perbinDsrt
eie 5ortidrittler aud, fir 3olfrsts
Hobftoffe ein3uiteben, mas cine @rmGz
blgung Der SnouItris30Ge 0oGsnbs uns
mogIi6 MAIDEN ipiirbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

8ieIerisits piro Der 8erfuh
semahi, Die 8etpeguns, benz Yplte Ell
men srOBeren antbsil an Der Regisruns
fiH5nrdumen, ais Elm 8emii6en 3ur
ginfibrung elmer unperanttportlihen
pDbelberrihaft hin3uitellsn. Das in
eine abfidtlih falfhe 8eurtbeiIuna Ns
GahDerbaIts. gs liest our9uus niht
bic 4bfiht Dor, bab bas Bolt brett
bic Regierung fibren foG, ionbern
bab fhm bic Waht Dertieben perbe, ofs
fenfunbige Wtdnsel in Der reprdientas
ttDen Regierunesform 3u Dsrbefiern.
! go lnnge bic Dertreter besI Dolteg ibre
y pfIidt ;9un, inbem iie e9rIiA segen
3. )
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20
Nitt,uOdJ, ben 20. Bars 1912.
Der aaifer bat auf Grunb be

Der Gaifer bat auf Gruno Der
Rebe bss engliIhen Wartns Mi-
ntiters einen tleinen Iuffdub in Der
beabfihtieten Reiie nah Corfu ein@
treten laiien, um ii1 NIT bem Rdrine@
RiniIter su beratben. gr pirb aber
obreifen. gs lag audi tein 9runo BOZ,
bic Reiie uuf3ugeben. Der 8rles iteht
nidt Dor Der 9biirs; Elm folder lit
iiberbaupt niht gu fiirhten; Oeutlhs
lambs Riiitungsn psrbinoern artsge.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20
gummins hat i'm 8unoessSe-

gummins bat i'm 8unoessSe.
nat cine 8ia sinsebraht, tpelte Die
prdfibsutI6afts. Domination ben pos
lititern aus rem Sdnoen ntmut. sic
Serfiist, baB in allen Stautsn am sletz
den Gage Wablen abgebalten 9perbeH,
in ipelhen pas 9olt bariiber abItimnit,
rer aIs Observation-Disclosures no
minirt ipsroeu IoQ. 0as prin5ip lit
pplItpmnen rihtis. Inter Dem iegigsn
Gpitem eretgnet ss iih bGufig, baB
beioe Yarteien 9rdIioeutIdafts@Gans
bibaten npminirsn, bic ben Sttmmge'
bern nidt 5uiagsn. 0ardus ergibt iid)
bic Qbiurbitdt, bab qrdIioenten ge-
ipdhlt 9perDen, tpclde bas 9plt nidt
pIniht. llntsr pem gumminsi Zen
Spftem tOnnts ii4 bas nidt ersisnsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20
Eus BEN (iBerid3tsbDi Dies.
Ter snder.Uarger.E .Ero5ef erreet az.
gemeines Anfieben.
lie aIaserin seiterH einem idyarfss
aremsperb6r nnteriuorfen.

Z. & y. @iabnft alase por bem
areisacrid,t. SpdflnftI BON
sdeibnngsfIagen. - geriht Der
tyrufseid)morsnen. - WattinmSr.
brr 9inf inter Anflaae seitelt. -
ariminal. z Sadlen. Sdaoeneriat.
fdlle. - Irei Beid)Gite in Nttti.
per's adnbcn. - Nahlakiad)en. -
@eri6ieoenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

Ole nsfeln n fonnen iinf69ig
unb nuslos burd einen slnfnu Don
Hbeumatismns iperoen. Sic fonnen
nid,t 10 iperoen, menn man ct. So.
fobs Del gebrauft, oa es ertpdrnlt.
iidrft nnD flirirt, uno Sie W2usfel,l
,ipieoer beriteat.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1912-08-13
0. You KoIoa Concert !

How do you like mother Win
slows Soothing Syrup" Dom t
know. Haven't ia s t d it for
twenty years" Don be funny
l mean like the funny song the
Koloa Glee Club sings" said I.
Haven't heard the song, and
didn't know Koloa had a Glee
Club, " says he. You must be a
back-number! Didn't you know
that the Koloa Library is going
o give a grand entertainment
With the most beautiful tableaus?
And that the Koloa Glee Club is
to render the most comic songs?
And say, between us, the Mufti
Club will assist, " says I, THE
what'' says he, the Mufti Club, 4"
saws /.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1912-08-13
Earthquake and Fire

An earthquake and fire at Con-
5tantinople last Saturday resulted
in the death of at least thousand
men, women and children, serious
ly injuring many thousands more
and destroyed untold millions of
dollars worth of property.
The surrounding country was
also devastated, villages have dis
appeared without leaving a trace.
Towns with thousands of inhabit-
ants have been wiped out and the
destruction of human lie is appall
ing.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1912-08-13
MOST IMPORTANT
STRIKE IN ISLANDS,
WON BY STRIKERS
Inter-lsland Shippers And Mates Do the Hold
Up to Bring Company to Terms--Success
Crowns Efforts
STRIKERS GET FIFTEEN PER CENT

The following table of scale of
wages which has gone into effect
as the result of last weeks strike
among the Inter Island captains
and mates, will show conclusively
that the sea going gentry came off
best, if the salary question was the
chief bone of contention. 7 h e
manner in which the steamship
Company capitulated TO its men,
indicates that the latter have a
hold on them in some mysterious
way that the Company dares no.
refuse their demands. Now that
the strike is pau, t h e regular
routine will soon be on again, and
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1912-08-13
Girvin, KOIOa's New Engineer

Clarence w. Girvin, formerly
connected with lie engineer 5
department at Eva, has accepted a
position with the Koloa Sugar
Plantation in the capacity of Chief
Engineer. Mr.. Girvin was at one
time employed by the Makaweli
Sngar Co., having installed large
amount of the mill machinery
which experience makes his ser
vices as chief at Koloa, a valuable
asset in the construction of the
new sugar mill which the company
is soon to construct. Mr.. GirVin
is a brother cf Mrs, ". II. Rice,
Jr,. of Lihue.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1912-08-13

while the public was greatly in
convenienced by the occurrence,
all will soon be forgotten and the
crowds will gather as usual to greet
the incoming and outgoing human
traffic.
However, had there been a pro-
longation of the traffic. inasmuch
as the food and coal supply is con-
Cerned, matters would have become
serious with Kauai. But this did
mot happen, so let us not think on
what might have been, but b {
found occupied in thoughts for the
future.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1912-08-13
TRIAL JURORS,
SPECIAL TERM

VIM. Kaiawe, Alfred Rodrigues,
c. d. Blackstad, c. Nielsen, J. p.
Alohikea, l.. Rose, Enos Maderios,
Eddie Melin, Joe Correa Jr., C..
Anderson, A, +. Spencer, Joe r .
Teves, John F. Silva, w . H .
Wood, Henry Hoh, f. Deinert,
F. L. Zoller, Theo. Blackstad, f.
w. Peterson, d. NJ. Kaheleiki
All Sui All Kui, Jno. H. Koani,
David K. Kane, d. K. Sheldon
Solomon Kaialoa, Frank Pacheco
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1912-08-13
Silva And Murray Are Pleased

Messrs Murray and Silva of Nc
Inerny, Ltd, and the McInerny
Shoe Co., Honolulu, and who have
completed a very successful trip
through Kauai wish to thank their
patrons for their patronage, and to
assure them that of their intentions
to make the Garden Island a t
intervals of every two or three
months.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1912-08-13
MORAGNE WILL GET
SIX HUNDRED
PER MONTH

At a meeting of the Loan Fund
Commission a st Wednesday,
County Engineer Moragne' S
salary was increased to an amount
w h c h represents 100000 per
month, the salary totalling $4,000
and the balance, $4,000 being
allowed for expenses. The total
sum is for his salary as county en-
gineer and engineer for the Loan
Fund, the latter of which. expires
Jan. 1st. 1918.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1912-08-13
BIG SHOW At HALL

Fernandes' Moving Picture and
vaudeville show at the Lihue Hall
last night attracted a large audi
ence and was an excellent show,
the pictures being extremely clear
and interesting. Mr.. Fernandes
will remain in Lihue Wednesday.
and Thursday nights with a com
plete change of program nightly.
A cowboy film to every set. The
Sleeping Beauty" a beautifully
colored film, will be shown We'd
nesday night. A tour of the island
Will be made at the close OF the
Lihue engagement.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1912-08-13
Waimea Man Is Badly SCaIded

A recent fire in Waimea in
a Japanese hotel was caus d
through a drunken Japanese kick
ing a lighted lamp over while
sleeping, The man wa S badly
burned about the feet and hands
and was taken to the hospital for
treatment. T h Fl was eX-
tinguished before much damaged
ensued.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1912-08-13
KUHJO WILL LOSE

| figure that Kuhio will
lose one-third Of the votes,
which have always been al
lowed by the politicians to
the business community. The
remaining tWo-thirds will
have to he fought for by the.
other candidates for the dele
gateship. Mr.. DoWsctt has
great strength with the Ha-
waiians and this, in my OPT
mon, makes the election of a
delegate a toss-up. Which
ever way the matter is look
ed at. the business mems
candidate goes into his fight
with no worse than an even
chance of winning.
- Should the Republican
Convcn' ion be the reflection
Of the business men 5 sugges-
tons, then the convention
VIII be a DowSett convention.
If it IS a DOwsltt convention
then the few deciding votes,
in my estimation about $50,
can easily be won by the
Republican party"
EMIL BERNDT
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West Arrives With Everett Six

w. J. West of the Won Ham
Yonng Co., automobile depart
ment, arrived last Sunday morning
bringing with him a six cylinder
Everett, the first which has been
seen on Kauai, Mr.. West will be
glad to talk automobile to anyone
wishing supplies or anticipating
the purchase of a new car.
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Thrilling Experience a t The
Makaweli Baseball Field,
Sunday, Aug. Il

'D' you see, when tassoth was struck
out,
The funny man" wheel round about
To shake his fist, and rave and shout,
An belch 'hot air."
He wasn't really mad you know,
The thing was only meant for show,
To make belief the umpirc-oh!
Was fair an square,
One other fellow, with the bat,
\ huge prctcncc made at Il swat.
! thought he'd lay the umpire flat.
He wasn't riled.
lie only meant his little play
To reach the gallery" they say,
And save tac umpire. (By the way
lie only smiledD
SARCAsTICUs.
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PLUCKY GIRL Off.
GER SUED FOR
DAMAGE
Wlte.a.Wake Land-kgent Of
Kapaa Knows Her Busi-
ness And Does II
ATTORNEY GENERAL WILL ASSIST
Hee Fat, Prominent Eice Plant
er Tries To Evade Law
But Fails
ATTORNEY GENERAL WILL ASSIST

Pre- tty Miss Blank, sub-land
agent for the Kapaa District and
popular Kapaa teacher. and who,
as agent, has been given authority
to lmpound estray animals which
might presume to brouse on the
public domain, finds herself i'll the
tolls of the law as the result of her
efforts to carry out her instruc-
tions. Sometime ago, this agent
was allowed the assistance of
ranger whose duties were chief
lY to take up all loose stock found
OH government lands. N W it
happened that the Hon. Hee Fat,
a well-known rice planter of Ka-
paa, Notwithstanding he possesses
hundreds of acres of leased lands,
decided to incorporate the public
lands with his pasture, and with
out the if you p ! e sir, -
promptly turned thirteen Of his
animals not only on the public
road, but turned them loose on the
baseball p k. Had Mr.. Fat
known the power of the unlucky
number, he would not have sat
quite so complacently, as he gazed
across his golden rice fields.
The sun had begun it's western
retreat, the Hee Fat animals had
apparently harvested about all the
tender grass which had survived a
previous ball game, when 10, and
behold, M Ranger appeared.
To the pound went he and the
thirteen Hee Fat animals, and i'll
the pound the latter remained until
His Royal Highness made a noise
like fifty cents per head in order to
get them home again.
Now it transpires that Mr.. Hee
Fat is heap big man among the
Kapaaites and to be so summarily
dealt with, especially at the hands
of the Law was too much to bear,
so he accordingly sought the ad-
wise OF. County Clerk Kaneakua,
one of our local legal lights, with
view 10 furnishing those respon-
slble for tramperine with his
rights.
Brings Damage Suit
After hearing his case, attorney
Kaneakua came to the conclusion
that Hee Fat had kick due him
and advised that the fair official of
the law be prosecuted for damages.
The agent was notified and the
fight is on, and il is needless to
say that the young lady has the
sympathy and kokua of every pub
lie spirited and law abiding citizen
on Kauai i'll her fight i'll upholding
the law. 1t must be remembered
that she is fighting for what the
community has so long wished for
the keeping of stock off the public
highway. | t is certainly a re-
markable case when one realizes
that lone girl has pluck enough
to do that which men are said to
be afraid to do for fear of losing
their positions. STAY with it, young
lady, you We got public opinion, the
Attorney Generals S department and
THE GARDEN ISLAND on your
side of the fence, and anything
else don't count, nohow.
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Mrs. Wishard Gives Picnic

Mrs. Wishard gave the children
of Lihue little outing picnic on
the Hanamaulu beach last Friday.
A quantity of pretty shells and a
number of sun burnt features were
silent informers of where and how
a portion Of the day had been
spent. Mrs. Wishard was in charge
of the party.
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According the above plans will be big advantage
Kauai to have the finest county sent call
building the Territory for bids appears i'll this issue the
All the Countys offices be be opened September
which structure
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GRAND JURORS,
SPECIAL TERM

7. R. Neal, Geo. Kaeo, F. H
Weber, r. l.. Wilcox, J. S'eghorn,
Hermann Busch, II. 7. Sheldon,
L. +. NAHUM, Joseph Scharsch,
A. de Bretteville, Hermann Huddy,
w. Schieber, w Kuhlman, K. c.
Hopper, H. alderman, Jr, l..
J. Mundon, F. G. Douse, T.. J.
Morgan.
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two stories high and fitted out
with modern Offices, iucludin.
fire-proof vaults, etc. There is
hopes of having the building COM
pleted by January |, 1918.