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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-28

1f
unten Semonb aus auaern getrofftn
bat uno nit ibnl nur Elm trauIihes
Worthen dustaufcbt, baba! llnb nun,
meine 9erren, babe ih san3 alIein Das
aommanbo unb IaiIen sic es iih ees
fagt fein: iibereiIen mir iIns auf feine
Weiie. Wir babsn 3eit, piel 3eit unb
Der Gag lit ibDn unb lang nnb in Der
5ibe, ipie iie serabe jest lift. rnarfhirt
uno flettert es Iih niht gang dlges
netm. Weiter, als Bis gum 9Ieditein.
tann er beute niht unb mir treffen ihn
geraoe beit, Souper oosr i'm SdIaf.4
nWis ipeit baben mir benn bon bier
biz gum Gleditein?" fragte 4rnolb,
Der burh ale biefe Mtittbeilunsen lns
eemein better aeiporben mar.
rWenn Sic es fppllen unb bic Mus@
bauer oa5u baben, polIbrinsen mir es
in fiinf Stunben, aber ippsu iolhe
Gile9 SD bente, mir re6nen auf feds
unb ba baben mir INNER noh etne ees
niisenb lanse Raht Dor uns, um iebr
idIett gu idIafen uno rsdt tii4tis gu
frieren."
80. frieren molten mir nidtlA rief
arnolo. rRsbmen gle 9tlles nit, mas
notbpenbis lift, unb ipsnn fir uns9lue
alpei 5rdger niht ausreiden, nebmen
Sic orei pber bier. Cine Iclhe gartie,
nit Ioltem Iusgana, ipiro Ginem nur
ielten eeboten unb mir fppllen Iie nit
alien aomfort senisben. 4lio forsen
sic auh fir Spite unb 1rant in
binreihenoer Quantitdt unb better
GudIitdt."
nDoran ion ss nidbt fsbIsn, IaFen
Sie mid nur maiden; id bin audi 70
penis bonn 5uneern unb 0uriten elm
5reunb tpis bonn irisrsn in Der Rdbe
Der Gisreeion. SD tperbs bariibsr
eleih nit gobrens Ruooi iprehen.
absr laneiam, meine Serren, i9 Idge
es nod einmu!, benn mir baben nod
redt gut Elm paar Stunben 3eit, oa
mir uns fonft bod nur nit benz per=
fIu6tsn aerl ba oben lanepeilen Mir
ben. 81 ia, nun fpmmt mir bas Sing
srit rett unterbolteno Dor. Gs ipiro
eine prd6tige sSaob lpsrben; fold 9erz
gniisen 1T uns lanss ni6t gu 5bil qes
Dorben. gia, nun lpilI it osben unb
bas Ginpoden unisrsr tleinen 9eoiirfs
nifie beioreen. Mbieu bis oabin!~
Gr beeab iib gum Wirtb bes .4Ss
Ter" unb bieier Iiefsrts ihneu, mas
sur Rsiie notbtpenoig mar. t3pei
Wadnner, bic nit bsrglei1en pertraut
Daren. balfeR petsr Witef babel unb
bulo tamen lie bamit 81 Stanbe, obne
lrgeno sttpas su pergsi1en; iosar an
eine 2aierne nit biden Wd6stersen
oadte Der umiih.ies 5iibrsr, bamit
basRanilagsr, speldes oiesmal ssreunb
unb 5eino tbeilsn ioIlts, tpie er iagte.
niht Der MISUNDERSTANDING .nt,
bebre.
gDdbrenb bies sefdab, Iisb e. iih
Serr gobren niht nshmen, ben beiben
9erren unb bem VoIi3eibeamten, Der
unteroeHen aud tpisoer eriGienen lpor
nno feline Jreube iiber ben beporitebenz
ben ipidtisen Song laut Guberte, nod,
Elm iebr fdmadboftes Diner aufsutis
tben, obpphI iis erit Dor penigen
Stunoen siu iubitantielles fsribftiid
genoH.n batten. r9lber bic geraluft
ashrt," msinte Serr gpbren, .unb Sic
ioaen mir teinsn 5unser Ieiben, 70
lonse Sic ii6 auf mein.m Repier Be-
finben. BORT pben. mo- Sic bic Qohi
aubrineen ipsrbsn, siebt Is penisWars
mes, unb 70 mi!Fsn Sic iict porieben,
bamit Sis es Bis mora,n Wlitios aus
balten, oenn pisI friibr iperben mir
uns bod pohl niht tpieosri.kn.-
(5ortisBung fo!et.)
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0rnaSeiseHtbnMs.1 11yotIelen.
gineinnati, 81. Mdr3.

Cincinnati, 81. Rdrs.
Rsue 9ppotbefen.
anna 6. Weblins an Nt. abams
3. II. 8. a.. $500.
BiIlidm 9. 0strmann an Grmonbe
g. Ii. 6. Co., $500.
5erman 9rob an Marp 9rob.
$500.
5annob u. glndburn an 5bomas
y. pottenser, 4bminiitrator, 1915.
albert !. 9iebm an DeItern ap.
g. o., $500.
Rsptcn 6. 9. gunner cn 2enor 9.
u. g. Co., $500.
eugene aonig on Some 9. II. 6.
Co.. $25O0.
9otiie 6. !6eis on psarI Ctr. Rorz
let 9ont, S45O0.
JObn q. Spiltsr an 2iberoI g. u.
3. Co.; $4,000.
Suiio go,mann on 4lpba 3. II. 6.
Co., $1,000.
patrid ). sbas an Z. Waro 6. u.
3. Co.. $500.
gmma 3. Wiaiams ON Glenoale 9.
u. 8. VI. &c.. $1,000.
Robert W. SemmIer on Worp
an.ie, $3.50.
4nna Gam 9ea an so. 3. Wsents,
81 etc.
auguit 3. aIoitertsmp.r on Gal.
boun {. Il. 3. Co., $1,000.
lerman 9otk an bieielbe, $275O.
Waggie Rabm an bisislbe, $500.
llphss Wie9uire on Marp 6. Jiss
patrid. $500.
Clarence De armonb an gropibent
2oun Co.. S1400
Sas. 8. Rpan an Sobn u. Rpan.
$50.
U. ). Greiup an asnss R. mpor.,
$40O.
Reub. 6. Wallaee on Wdnut 5;us
g. Il. 6. Co., $3.50.
Seritlbe on Ue. q. Cooper, $141.
Nesine Wlener on Wsit georipoob
3. Il. 6. Co.. $3.50.
8. ). albersart on Big Sour 3. u.
6. Co., $500.
Iin. q. DeDou on GSa 3. ssones,
$500.
-gstiIete 5ppotbeten.
2ouls 6. Subre on ainineitpn Ctr.
6. Il. 9. Co., $500.
Jreberid Shmittbenn,r on 9eIen
2ea, $1,000.
DalIaes 3. Conner an g)lealant
Ribse 3. II. 6. Co., $175O.
Winiam 6. 5ebrmann on Drmonbe
g. II. g. Co.. $500.
Mnrp W. pabbad an WarIa,u
4penue g. u. 8. Co.. $3.50.
georse 8. Grelin an biefeI6e,
$1,000.
u. Co., $1,000.
Games 8. SoIlenberser an bisieIbe.
$3.50.
Riturb aattkr %sattttkrs un aalBsiiaaiiars aBsiiaaiisasrs aHsas aHssas
TIERS. $4,000.
JObn Rathers on Rebeeea 3. geress
forb. $12, 900.
Joan Watbers an WifIiom Nlas
tbers. S23.2OO.
Winiam R. Brubforb an 6ome q.
II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Mdrguerite 3d. 1ubmon on 1otn
90, lerron, $3.50.
g. 3. Gbam an Title O. u. Z. Co..
$500.
8. Z. 1ii9b<in on Gortf4ritt 9au
Werein, $500.
1Dbe Nenltp go. an Golnbern Dbic
6. u. &. Co., $4,000.
Cora Nedmonn an Carthage 6. u.
6. u. $1,000.
Qibn 90. Bart an Glmtpoob plces
6. u. g. Co., $500.
9beo. lobniun an NoripoDb Jmp
q. u. 8. Co., $500.
CLARA Botbe an aenor q. u. g. Co.,
$2750.
gbas. 3. aiebtag an DietoriG .
y. 30. 2. 500.
Union Gnpings Mt1Itp 60. az
NortR Ganses 90 g. y. 8. 90.
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JoI.pb Snlitb an Union Sapinss
Realtn Co., $515.
go. BrunHoff an glnbrep Steinautr,
5000.
llIpiTes Meguire on Big Gour 3.
II. g. Co., $3.50.
Gam. M. gIadburn an Wpomins
g. N. G. Co., $4,000.
8. ]. 4Iberbart on 9elpetia 6. u.
9. Co., $1400.
8eorge 8. 8reag on @ermau.am.
ganf OF 9ntapia, o., S400.
s.. :. Snseniepsr on ~. @aro 9.
II. s. So. $4,000.
GieieIbe an 5reD B. Mciae. 500.
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MmSldnOifd)e 0tadbribten,


alnflihesG Cob. - Sn Der
anssIssenbeit Der 6erite[uns BON
tiinitIihem Golbs idreibt Sir Dilliam
Ramion an bic LINES" fclgsnben
grief: .Cbel.ih ih ifon am 90 Sd.
nuar in Sbren SpaIten in abreDs
iteIlte, bab ih Elm 9iinitiees 3euenib
iiber bic angeblitN Seriielluns bon
9oIb abssssben bate. erfd3sint gegsns
pdrtis in ensliihen uno irdnSoiiifen
3eitunsen cine dtnlihe gsbduptung.
Sd mub Nsbafb auf bic Safe nGber
eingsbsn. Sn ben leBitn 3dgen Des
9sssmber psrgansenen Sabres beiuhts
mid Gen,ral Marquis Gourtes nit
einem sinfiibrenben Brief bes gotf6of.
iers W. Gambon. CT ertlGrte mir. er
Iei elmer Der Better bes-9ebsimnifes.
fpie man 0olb fiinitlih beriteat; NIT
ihm tam elm Wr. 0eriep, Der nit pas
9prgebsn ertldren follte. Rahbsm ib
bic Grll1rung etbort, Ihien ss mir
immsrbin Der Wiiibe ipertb. BAG Grpes
riment su perfufen, treld)es ppm tpiie
ienfhoitIihen Stanopunit aus nidfs
llnm1eIihes bot. Che ih einfbilligte,
ihrieb i'd jeood on Usr. gambpu. Der
mid in Ieinsr 4nttpprt perliherie, er
Tenn. ben Warquis COURTS felt LANCER
3eii unb bdIte ibn Der bohften Ite.
tuna fpiinbie. gs ipuroe nun psrubs
| rebst, bag 0erlep oas Grperiment Dor
meinen 4usen ausfiibren iollte. uno
bies ssIdab in Der Ebat. SD betonte
ipieoerbolt, pab ih tsine 8orIiftsmabs
| regeIn aetrofien bate, nm mid gegell
getrua su ihiibsn, neil ih bic be-
itimmte 4biifi bate. bas Experiment
ielbit dus3ufiibrsn, fobalb Mr. 0erlep
2onoon psrlaHen baben ipiirbs. Das
aeiuItoi, pslhts BON BEN 5errsn
sSobnIon unb Maitbsp feIteeitelt tpurs
De, gine bahiH, bab Der BON @trltp in
meinsn bGnben aslofene alumpen Die
proportion BON 40 Gramm plntin per
5onne unb nur leife SpureH bon Sils
Der entbi.lt, goIb aber gar teines. SD
tniIte bas glefuliot Wr. 8erIep NIT,
Der es gu per6ffsntliden fir gut fanb.
Sh iiibrte bann feds grperimenie
burcb, bel ipelhsn ale BON Wlr. Werlen
osaebenen Snitrutticnen ssnau befolgt
fpurotn, rnb in ieinem 5aIle irut aud
nur cine Spur bon 9clo, Silber oDer
8latin su Iase. SD tbeiIte bieie mega.
| tipen RsIultate bem Warauis COURTS
nit unb babe i.itbem sehori. bab er
lid, BON bem lIniernsbmen losstfagf
| bat. (Ges.:) Wininm Rarnian, unis
periitp College. s. Wdrs."
| unfere 2ebensbaue.. Bee
tanntIih bat bic Qebensbduer bes
Waenf1sn in alien aulturitnatsn
in ben iebtsn breibis Jnbs
rem ttr69iIin Snsenommsn. 5n
Defterreit !. 9. ift bic Gttrblins
ieit BON 80 auf 20. In 6ollanb BON 81
ouf 19 uufs Gauieno berabseganaen.
2in bitfsr 9eHtrung baben nntiirIi1
be bnsisnifhsn Heftrebunstn unisrer
| 3eit groben antbeiI. insbeiontere bic
Eli; s,ff..:ss ..:s. Pad Pad hr Grfah-
rung beftebt fir henjenieen, ber Is
er{i auf Elm alter BON 80 Sabren ges
brdht bat, cine erbeblifN 9lusiiht, es
nod auf stipds iiber 90 su bringen.
Der dlteiis. unb Sipnr besInubisi dltt.
| fte Wenfh mar sin gngldnber, Der Ucn
1901 Bis 1870 Iebts, nlio bic refpsts
| table 3obl bon l69 SdbreH trreiht..
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8 artfi n ia.

Ri1ter: ~3eusin, i9 babe Gie nad
Jbrem Mlter 5u frasen. Gg seniiat
mir inbeb, Denn Gk nur bic eine|
eGIfse snSs6ta.4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-15
Anti. Saloon League Ready to
Begin Work If Deemed
Proper

The monthly meeting of the execu.
tive committee of the AnttSaIoon
League was held at three-thirty
O'Clock yesterday afternoon in the
study room al thet Young Mems
Christian Association.
The meeting was presided over BY
Nice-P President w. ID. Westervelt. and
reports covering the work Of the past
month were read and other matters
of business taken up. The principle
subject of discussion was as TO
whether or not the League should put
advertising and temperance articles
IN the newspapers from time to time.
A committee was appointed to look
into the matter, and II was well I'M
derstood that the plan will be carried
out. although no definite conclusion
was reached.
At the request Of the League, Sec
rotary George Patty win leave for the
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.|A|V To DOUBLE
COST OF DAdD

M 1<,,.y7 =. I;,.1rsoo f<,rn x, fcrionnre
= =. ,s,.s $500 -
NE - % s 1870 ~ st -, ~ saksn
ss'e We. $500, s.,S 4. 80.
- q !. w sle - .s = - 4,
- .:s ..:. -. - 80, ). :
ss.. = lns , 1890 - 80, So.
@ aau s - - I
49,. = = - . ~.
~ = & = Z
''g ~ NJ ,,.<,,,,, ...a,, Z.
=. g ~ - 8 -, s. =, .s
s. g ~ - ss,.s 80 S. 49, -,
and Il conseouerce the sale has IN
creased trenehdously Is 4 very short
fime The coTS l,issioners had several
Man s, MINI, M sl,e nnst fnssil,le
SesTne6 Is lhes,s scheme ID increase
f6s rsfail nrifs of il3e chean wires.
1r6a iaea We mat ~ inereasiS3g the
,rics s fl,a rois would he corresnord-
iSrlv decreased.
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NAY OPEN PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN
AGAINST TIE EVIL OF LIQUOR

coast tomorrow TO make an inyesti-
CATION of the different phases Of the
temperance cause in California. He
will be away q month and will 60 IS
far South as Los Angeles. securing
information and gaining new ideas for
the Improvement OF the temperance
work here. As far as the league IS
concerned. II Is very wen pleased
with the results of the recent cleo.
ton and feels that something has
been accomplished. and no further
plans win be made for work n the
future until Mr.. Patty returns from
his trip.
In reading his report. Mr.. Patty
stated. in part. as follows: As have
already said. believe that we should.
as soon as possible, prepare ror con-
structiVe work. The saloons may be
abolished in the near future. What
have We to offer those who have been
accustomed TO patronize them? There
certainly is q great need for . place
OF recreation and entertainment for
those people who, when the saloons
are driven out, will feel the need OF
social entertainments,
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Per s. s. Manchuria. from san Franz
cisco, Nov For honolulu. C. @ !.
Adams, Miss II A. Alexander, Mrs.
a e Ar1edxe, Mrs. Robert Atkinson,
Emil Bernlt. Belser, Louis
Block, w Brink, NJ: Browning.
MrsyM Browning. H. L Burross Miss
F.. Calvert Miss Margaret II Camp
bell. r Clevehger. " Con-
fadt Isaac T. Cotkett, 2 Gushing,
g. Fl. Dickey, Mrs. G. II. Dickey,
Samuel II Dowsetf, Leroy Erickson.
Mrs Leroy Erickson, Jos. EseolIes
Miss JEANNE Fletcher. Mrs D. H J.
Fowler, Fred H Fowler. Miss Mar
tia II Frost, Mrs Katherin Grey, a..
3 HaIberS, Mrs. r A 3 Halbere,
Mrs y Hamilton. Miss M. Hansen Il.
Renton Hind, Miss Adeline Hose, =.
~ Hunt. Mrs r w Hunt, J. n.
Hunt, Miss n N Hupp, Paul Isen-
berg. N Jerry. 3 p Kraft. Mrs. = !.
p Kraft, b Il. Lawrence. j. s. Me-
Candies, Mrs. ]. s. McCandless, ] 4
q Mccr0sson, Walter Macfarlane,
Mrs Walter Macfarllle, #. w. Mac
fafIane: Mrs r w Macfaflane, Mrs.
g. A. Mackintosh and infant, q
Marshall, Mrs d Marshall. p !.
MARQUES, Mrs w Meyer, Miss a III,
Patfen, Mrs l.. @ Pray. G A. Rand
lett Mrs. G. A. RahdIeff, Miss n = :.
Reside, on. W. H. Rice, Mn. N II
Rice and maid, Mrs. x 3 Rogers,
a. Ross, Mrs. Fl a. Ross, MIB. n.
Schultz. Miss Alice g Schultz and
maid s. F smith, Mrs. $ + smith.
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HARD0R NOTES

with supplies for Honoipu, the
schooner Defender sailed from San
francisco yesterday.
Local shipping men look for the ar
rical Of the American schooner Sc
home. the windjammer sailed from
Grays Harbor twenty four days ago.
Lumber and building material from
|Grays Harbor left that port in the
American schooner John Smith seven
teen days ago destined for Port Al
len.
Not in weeks has the harbor been
so destitute Of deep sea shipping as
|at present The ship Falls Of Clyde.
Oceanic liner Sierra and oil tanker
Santa Rita making up the list this
morning.
The schooner Ethel Zane is report.
ed BY cable to the local branch Of
the Merchants Exchange as having
sailed from Grays Harbor yesterday
with q full shipment Of lumber des-
tined for Honolulu
The congestion Of freight at the
several territorial wharves has been
|felieyed to suficient extent to permit
|of the Pacific Mail liner Manchuria
|berthing at Alakea wharf there to be
discharged Of ESQ tons mainland car
go.
Levers and Cooks expect q ship
|ment Of lumber from Port Gamble in
the American schooner Robert Levers
which; left the washington port six
teen days ago. The vessel should ar
rive here by the first Of the coming
week.
To the Kahului agency of Alexan-
der and Baldwin the American schoon-
er Nakomia Is on the way down from
Astoria, and should arrive at the
Maui port at any time. The vessel
sailed from Columbia river sixteen
days ago.
Two, windjammers from Willipa
Harbof are enroute to the islands,
the vessels bringing lumber. The
schooner w. J. Patterson sailed tw-
|enty-three days ago while the Repeat
is now nineteen days out from the
Washington humber port
Completing the discharge Of forty
Thousand barrels fuel oil the Union
Oil company tanker Santa Rita Is ex-
Ipected will sail for the coast this af.
tternoon. While here the vessel re-
Iceived fumigation at the hands OF
| the Federal quarantine officials.
Heavy weather to the westward is
believed responsible for the long pas.
sage being made by the little Coz.
Imercial Pacific Cable company supply
schooner Flaurence Ward from Mid.
way to Honolulu. The vessel is now
out twenty days from the mid Pacific
cable station.
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RATE
81, 100000
YEAR

From November 4 to Is. or noon
today the total cost of new buildings
permitted is SCI, $50, and OF repairs.
etc. $1O.416, total Of 1856. This
afternoon two additional permits were
issued with a total Of 81 800, making
Ia grand total of So, O66 since October
81, or at the rate of $2.329,5S4 q year
for building operations. rs
This afternoon permit was issued
to the Inter Island Steam Navigation
Co., Ltd, for alterations to its Offices
to cost $50 900, and another to J. II.
Schnack to erect cottage on KalihI
road for $500.
Following are the permits issued
between noon of November 8, time Of
previous report In this paper, to noon
today: s.
Mrs. Ben .vickers, dwelling, Makiki
tract; j. Holmberg. architect; H. Mas
tuto, builder; s2S0o.
Young Kee, four cottages, Dowset.
lane; Wong Sun, architect; Wing Tai
e Co., builders; $1,000 Same persons
and place. dwelling; $1,000
r. Rohkoff, dwelling, Kaimuki; Mu-
rat. builder; 500.
H. Hisamoto, dwelling, Parker. lane
and Iiliha street; r. Miyata & Co.,
architects and builders; $500.
NJ. p. Mattos, dwelling, Liliha street,
p. s. Freitas builder: $1,000.
John Silva, two cottages, Punch
bowl; L. All zee, architect and build
ler; $3.50. ~. (
T. Kauai, dwelling, Kukui street; ].
Holmberg, architect; H. Mastuto,
builder; $1,000. s...>e .
Manuel Alves, dwelling, Queen
street; Juen Zip, builder: $525.
Chun Wal Fat, dwelling. Liliha
street; self, architect : and builder;
$1,000. ( r. b.
Protestant Episcopal church, dwell
| ing, Kanoa street; Lum King, archi-
tect and builder; $3.50.
Ho Poi Kee, two cottages, Auwaio-
limu: Chang Sing, architect; Lin
Pang, builder; $500.
John +. Bowler. dwelling, Waikiki;
self, builder; 800. -.
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MORE CANDIDATES
FILE ACCOUNTS

The following candidates Med states
ments of their campaign expenses VII.
Secretary I0l|-E|i|1 yesterday and
today Henry |'1'|0, candidate tor
Representative from me Fifth district.
SO: I1u1s = Coke c|II'I... Tor
30: s s Fa<1t1. c|1I'I||. for I0|I.-
sentative from the Fourth district.
Suisse a. G. M1fcaI''1o candidate
for representative from the ..|..
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Cable 70 Merchants
Rxthangel
Friday. Nov. IL.

Friday, Nov. u.
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed, Nov. IA,
Schooner Defender for Hama.
GRAYS HARBOR Sailed. Nov. "A,
Schooner Ethel Zane for Honolulu.
PORT GAMBLE Arrive, Nov. IA.
Schooner Spokane from Hilo Octo-
Der IS.
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed, Nov. lis,
1920 p M s. s. Chino Maru for
Sonolulu
8 s Manchuria viii sail for Yoke.
hama about s .. m. Saturday.
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Dr. Doremus Scndder, pastor Of
Central Union church. will appear &C
San Antonio Hall tonight to defend
Ills recently uttered criticisms upon
the Socialist platform in the last cam
paign here, and the local Socialists
today announced that the general
public is invited to the meeting. DR..
Scudder critie|zed the platform adopt
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Work Of clearing Richards street
wharf Of q large accumulation OF
freight removed from the Matson Ma,
vigation steamer Hyades is progress
ing At 3 satisfactory rate.
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Shipping
TAXED I0LIMII, MANCHURA
hll SHERE WITH BIGLISl

49, u - -.
weeks ago with the arrival OF q P1-
cifc Mail steamer Was 70 the enect
taat some small vessels were notea
az lowering necr Bird Island, 2 large
ifclatcd rock ono hundred ana seven,
fy miles to the westward Dut IN tne
track Of steamers plying between the
orient and Honolulu.
Mary {. Foster Rode Out : Gale.
With decks drenched through re-
peated foundations from mountains
OF sea water, the American schooner
Honolulu 70 Port Townsend rode OF
q gale Of unusual severity.
s In Letter received here, The SKID
per Of the wind5ammer stasea tnat
while no damage was done the yes
sci through the rough landing by me
elements. both officers and crew sere
well pleased when the voyage mas ter
minated and the Foster came to q
safe haven at Puget Sound On Acto-
weather Mcdefstes Along
kona Coast.
While weather conditions we're still
|unfayorable along portions Of the Ha-
|makuo coast, . change was noted as
the Inter.Island steamer Maui pro-
|ceeded to Kona ports. The vessel re-
turned to port this morning with con-
Shipments Of sugar milling machinery
empty gasoline drums ana wine BAR
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-15

VIII every cabs occupied. aad hun
1fedt Of travellers Ia the steerage, the
Pacific Mail liner Manchuria from
San francisco is an arrival At the
port Of Honolulu this AFTERNOON, bring
ing many tourists and others who are
admittedly recruits as result OF the
aggressive campaign now being waged
% the mainland &C the instance OF
the Hawaii Promotion Committee and
allied organizations.
OF two hundred and nifty cabin pas
sengefs who left San Francisco in the
liner. one hundred we're destined for
Honolulu. The number leaving the
Nanchuria Il this port also include
q second Class ana one steerage pas
eeneer
Local police oflcers boarded the Dig
liner Ct the quarantine this afternoon
FOR the purpose q erecting the ar.
rest Of chi Gin Hank alleged Tor
mer treasurer q 2 Coast Chinese Den e.
sFs es sso 's ,uos s y sat
9' s1,' -. ..z......,.s 80.
, 49,. ~. W. -. nv s 1870, S ~
..s u s sssz ~ -, 8. .',as -
$3.50 - ~ snb 49, ~, s. ~ g = 9 49,.
~ ,',s, e. ~.
.4'',. tne'1 4rss. let ~ y 1ss Naiis
..... 49,.
s1-< - -eo ~ - ,..s 80 $3.50 49,
WneIt Ief ne tses Rt'gn e 1'y -.
ea'n,ano Irslsn' oroasnt g ms POT ~.
TOT oItcN1I1t ID the MaucuuIid OF
Iire vas 2 matter o. eouot Win g.
ne Q'lfIe's e me poft MnetheI tle
:. 4. e. ~ ~. 81
TOT [0t oI'ent - c'e.e', CLOCK .o''.e. !,
I0I morning tt.l'.t ~ Aae'..2l g g
1IIII, II .ecru1-cI1It 4rq 10Y AslHtle
f'|E{||s [1fQN 81 I.rseL e's ee<en
A (|e c'1i1 ana ~ me seeelaee
booked - 1o1Qir.p.
'4<e nail nom tne mainland
amounting % ~ SACKS arrived y tne
f1uc1urIa today.
H>0t'>1 Daily
me time me American tiaMa !: y
II1'&1ttr Mexican called e eeilIl'.
Cruz fcT (I1Is1'pleQ freight from
New York 1nd me East coast q sle
United States pre- para tons were Wen
f.I<f way IQr me handling q yer
Thousand tons cargo 1tli{ q me new
American II1N1II1I docks tue
|..||0.@|11 Pacific terminal
.'||4|1 d me Mexican report re
|..| .|.... .| RI $50. tons Hawaiian
SUGAR |@'- .'srl.its ''.'iI't = \. q 9.
"a 1III-I,.[ hours ms record =
||. 4. @.'I[ <@o eccIes 2
me |@E.I4 vas .I'.1e ots PFC y
||6 modern devices the company Ies
|I @0|'11 Cruz. The eIecEIlc cranes
end other apparatus respQnslpie 'oI
under rtI@-[Ic[I10 here IoI me cen
|../ 1( IIIt pprL WIeu cQ4IpiekfQ z
a. ||||r[t. |I@t 4 VIII oe possible. ~
.1|.@ g necessity q Load and discis',r'
80 I0'|V4 {o1. q Irsltrt q t',esE
8.'../cr {tr Honolulu, loses Mate.
10 sail from Aberdeen. Washing
a. with lumber for Honolulu the
American schooner Salvador will ar
Five here with new first ofIcer'
while outside of Cr1fs Horbor. the
mai. /. fe0or|e1 10 have fallen from
.|./| And was drowned. From mott
/'..||o1 81 the death 81 the sailor Re
.|'.11 ~ Honolulu Il Is stated that fh<
nat. W.. "a the rIttine attending 4
~. ~. -..& $3.50. ......' - ell Z, Z
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-15

The pawnbrokers OF Great Britain
issue over 100 900, 900 pledges year.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-15

rI~I4UktF t0oc4 % (AueoIeHsauette.
Tan Line.
Under charter to the Canadian-Aus'
tralian line 70 load general cargo FOL
New Zealand and Austria. the WieI
steamer Inveric has arrived In Van
couNer from San Francisco. She vii
leave for the latter port from which
she will clear for her long voyage.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-03-22
AIM TO BE LEADER

grow out" Growing up means steady
advancement. while growing out
means that he is out of the race for
the trophies OF business life.
There is one important essential
which does not directly bear on a
young mans activities within office or
shop. He must be absolutely sure to
live within his income. No matter how
small his salary may be. II is ruinous
TO start by INDUCING wants which are
out of reach OF his financial condition.
Debt is fatal; the saving habit is i'm
portant, and that. too, may be en-
braced under the heading Of senti-
ment-
Perhaps the last place to look for
sentiment is in American business
life. but 1t is to be found there. and
invariably does It figure In the making
of the successful man-yes, he who is
successful by the financial gauge,
which generally is applied as the test
OF true success.