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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-04
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balten tperben Ioa. Die Sidets fur
ben Ban purpsn unter Die Wtlt9lleper
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bem er beri6tets, baB Die Staatsserss
tutipe Die geI6liiiie Der Staatss&one
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bic aruoe Itelte: rWte Itellsn sic iih
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lportete burd ieinen qriparetretdr, in
bem er auf feline Rebe pom 1S. Sep
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EinpunberunQ fir Dtefes 2dno onerz
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pirp Elm aomn1ittee ernonnt tpsroen,
um Ganbieaten fir oi. tommsnoe ges
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| bes gqrponers unD Giti3ens Club tr
| geQepue, bic in Der 5ruterndl Sallt
| aboebalten tpuroe, tpurbe iibsr Die gtll'
perleibung gu Reppport g:iproden
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| Die Ginperleibune Qniprahen btelten
SObn 0inters, Sobn Sorasnt, Stobt.
antpalt Sbatslforb unb Gountpunipal'
| GalopeQ.
4uf bem Ct. Sransistus 5rieo:
bof fonD eeItsrn Die Iuerieslsntetel
| itatt. Rep. 8reifentamp leitete Der
Gjottesbienlt uno bielt bic prebIgt. 0t
ct. Spbannes gtitter bon gelsOu'
Inatmen on Der Jeier theil.
- Sm ae[ler BON 6. s. Ssborn, al
Der 5. uno Wcainnep glpenue, entitonl
Elm Seusr, bas prompt ssloitt puros
Der S6aben bslduft iih anf $50.
Der 9apton Wlsn's Club er
nannte folsenbe febenoe aommitteen
| Mitglieof6aft: Serb. Ott, glber
| Sepett uno SEQ. Mopbburn IT,; em
lpFang: 9sorg Stetter, Sobn Collin!
unb Sobn Woobburn; Sausz aOm.
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lQ. 6. Wains; gillarbz3 z3immer: Sooo
lotp Barnett, aso. Wepers uno 9sOr'
| Woobburn Il.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-04

M ontreal, 3. NOpember. Mnsez
fommen: mWictorian" bon aiperpooI;
,gprintbian" BON Qonbpn.
qbsesansen: r9eutonic" mad Qi@
perpool; n2etitia" nah Glassotp.
Quebec. gnsst.: .GrampiGa"
bon Glassop; rSuturniu" BON 0ldss
gotp.
aip.rpool. Mns.i.: Baltic
bon Nsn gort; nDirsiniun" poi1
Wontreal.
Soutbampton. Qlnsei.: rpbis
Iabelpbia" BON Nep Yori; .Wojeftic"
bon N.ip Yort.
Abses.: rpreiibent 2ineoln1 no@
Rep Dori.
Qeenstonn. Mbgeg.: rgaros
mia" nah Rem Dort. !.
Doper. abses.: n@uberIanb'
nah Hetp Oort.
aonbon. abses.: sllltOnia.
nah Wontreul.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-04
Jntan0 Te(eorap6
y 0onperneur 6ablen bon
Wiifouri iirfts @ber.
man's Nuhfolser
IN ner h N


Rem 0orf, 3. Nopember. Bora
flyer 6. 9. 9illes, pom republifaniz
ihen NationaI Gommittee CAB am
Sonntaa betannt, bab 18 ppn ben "a
Mitalieoern bes Nationaltpminittees
ihm mitsetbeilt baben, bab Iie fir
9oupsrneur 6aolsp bon Wihouri als
Hadfplger pss peritorbenen s. 9.
Sberman ais aanbiDot fir 0i5eprGiiz
bent iinb. 9srr 9illes ertlarte, bob
bic pffisielle Grtpablung ourh bas
Ratipnaltommittee am IL. Ropembsr
srfolsen fpirpoun baB Der BON pers
ihiebenen Seitsn gema6te Worihlag,
oas apmmittee fDnne ben Gretutips
ausihub obsr ben 8oriiBer ermddti@
gen, einsn Rahfolser fur Ssrrn
Sberman Su beftimmen, abiplut unz
ourhfiibrbar iei.
9luber Goupsrneur 5ableb finb bon
ben iibrigen Witslispern bes acHlmita
tees ais 8iseprdiioentihdfts : aonbt@
boten nod in Worihlas gebradt fporz
ben: Spbn Wannamuter; ariessIetrez
tar StimIon, aongrebabgeorbneter g.
SO. Mcgoll BON W1fahuietts, Riha
ter 6usbes, pom Sberbunhesgeriht,
unD 4puperneur 9olbsbDrousb ppn
Marplanb,
Das Wetter am % bltase.
WaIbingtpn, .. g., 3. Top.
qaut ben Yoraus1agen Der gIperten
lbs Wettsrbureaus lit fir ben Wabl=
tag fait i'm ganaen 2anbe ftOn.s Wetz
ter 3u eriparten. Ssbr siinItig finb bic
ausii6ten fir aae 9iitritte DitIih BON
ben Rodep Wountains. In Der Rilite
oss Stillen O3sans finb bic 8orbebin@
gunesn jsbod nidt isbr eiinitis uno
audi in eetpiiIen 5beilen oes Shio=
unb bss MiiIiiiippiibaIs ftsben Iotale
Resengiiiie gu erfpdrten. Jn ben oftlls
den unb Iiiblidsn Staaten piro es
am Disnitas bebeuteno pdrmsr iein.
lprG{ibent 3aft mad gin=
cinnati unteripegs
! Ne 10 Yort, 8. Ropember. prdiiz
bent 5aft lit am Sonntas abenb tur5
| Huln uu}l N9l ppil pNI tlue9 SthttH'tn't
ab9ereiIt, mo er am Dienitag feiner
gIrserpfliht eeniigen ipirb. gr tonz
fsrirte i'm 2aufe bes 1aees NIT benz
| 0orfiber Des repubIifaniihen Hatioz
naltommittses 5illes unb benz Staats=
porliBer 8arnes unb empfing ouberz
benz cine 4nSabl 8eiu6er.
| l5htffbriidise Der Rico
i ra9ud".
Brownsville. geras, 2. RoD.
Man bat jeBtaunoe bon 3ip0lf Der Derz
nibten Sesleute Des Oampfers .Niedz
ragua" Der am 16. Sftober ndbrenb
zines Srtans i'm Golf bon Merifo BEL
pabre Sslano oufsessben iperbeH
mubte. Gehs bapon baben point
Siabel, ipeides 20 Meilen fiiblid BON
Brownsville selesen 1T, erreiht, nahz
benz lie "a Meilen bon sinem eeeene
iiber BON pabre Sslanb seleeen.u
puntie aus marldirt parsn. Die on<
oer.n feds, ipelfe ipsiter iiibli1 ge=
lanpet iinb. befinoeR iid auf benz Wess
Inam point eSidbel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-04

unaen am Riiden unb an dnoeren
RDrpertbeilen. Srpiu 6. 3itt pers
tlaate Die Sio gppineton unp Gin
cinnati 5trabenbabn Comp. auf Sab
luna BON 5000 Shapeneriab. In
Der z. uno WtabiIpn 9lpe. fubr Elm
Strabsnbabnpaeen in iein Iutomobtl
unb erlitt er infolge Der aolltilon
idmer5bafts 8erleBun9en am Hudgrdt
unb puroe feline MaI6ine fart be-
ihdbigt.
- Die g(llerIeelenfeter auf Dem
Ueuttereottes 8irhbpf fano geitern
Rahmittuq Itatt unb bdtten lt6
5auIenoe 5ur 5eter eingefunoen. Sts
ct. sSobaunes uno ct. 8eorgluS HIt-
ter BON 2atpnia nabmen an Der 5eler
in Gorpore tbeil. Rep. 9enrp 5appert
leitete ben 9ottespienft uno blelt Nep,
Subert 56miB, Niititents prte'tsr
Der ct. 9llopIius = Stride Die Yre7
piat. Ser Mdnnerhor Der ct. Mlops
Iius Stride iibernabm ben mlittalt@
Ihen Sbetl Der 6eter.
= Stimmt morgen fir Wm. Wtaz
de fir Gountpgerihtsclert. Gr fulIte
ben Sermin ieines peritorbenen gds
tsrs gen Mude allr pollen 3ufrteDenz
belt Der 9ihter, Der MnpGlte uno Der
8iiroer aus unb ipllte erpdhlt tper@
DEN, penn er lit Der Wann, Der uuf
bieIen Poiten pabt.
- SauIenoe 8ldubige nabmen 9ez
itern Ra6ntttag an Der Illerieelen-
feier auf benz ct. Sobunnes 5rtsbz
bpf, an Der 2eringtpn pite tbeil. Rep.
8pebel belt ben 8ottesDtenit unb Die
YreDiot. Sin Requiem fir Die Ser
itorbensn miro am tommenoen 5rels
taa, Worsens I'm 8 llbr, celebrtrt.
- Ginen gauerlaubniBIdein er:
Iunste SSrau s. 2tppel fir Elm 5lpeiltO:
diges Sramebaus an Der Hanoau Str.
apiIten Der Cottage 9lpenue uno Gors
ppratipn StraBe; $4,000.
- Dos 2ei6enbegdngntB Der plOg:
lid peritprbenen Srau Gatbdrine Wil:
lenbrint finoet beute WDrmittu9 por
Der Mutterz8pttes Stride aus 1tutt.
S. s.. 9raden lpurOs i'm Gountp:
geri6t gum Iominiitrator Der Sbomoi
:. Wtplett 6intsrlaHeni6aft ernannt
- 9eorg gisbap, Al Sabre alt uni
Qeurl Rdnter, II Sabre alt, betoe por
bier, erlungten einen G6eIhetn.
Sm Gircuitgsridt tommt beut
Ratnittog Der 5au BON Seiie Gb
mpnoion, Der nit SeRe Nbner Der gr
moroung oes Wm. Rouie an9etlag
| iii, our 0erbonolung.
- Der 9eutI6zamsritoniide Oa
men8peig psrIammelt iid am tommen
ben Mittpob Nadmittog in Der Wob
nun9 Der Srau 6D. 6untmonn an De
Bead unb philadelphia Strabe.
- Mife Woro purbe BON bem go
| li3iiten Hagan lpegen Sruntenbett I'm
eemeinen 8enehmens oerbaftet. =
8sorg 5rseman, Der Der 9lenoale Rs
formidule entIprdng, ipuroe BON Der
poli3iiten Wolter duf9e9rtffsn.
- Sine entbuIiaitiide W}ahenper
TummIung fanb ON SamItag 4ben
in 2eu6t's Salle, 2atonta' 1tatt, in De
Der republitanti6e Sonotodt fir &on
qreB, .. 8. WuQace bon Dulton, 9p
eine pudsnoe glniprahe belt uno bi
9runbe barlegte, parum prditper
5aft pieber erpdblt peroen iollt
Meitere 2lnIprn6en bieIten 2etpi
2(ppleeute unb 2lntpolt 5reo. y
ShmtB.
-Morgen lit Die WaRl. Sir Staot
rotb in Der 2. War0 Itimmt fir Ru
Dplf Seniing, einen Oeutiden BON ef
tenn S6rot unb &ern, Der Sure SSnter
eiIen i'm Stabtrot6 ii6sr Dertrete
niro. Infer uQbetannter Wm. Z
8runen befpirbt ii6 um ous &mt eine
S6ul 4ommifdrs. Gr lit fir Sir
fi6runo Der beutI6en Spra6e in be
Dffentli6en S6ulen unD in jeoer l9lr
ft6t fdbig, bas Imt gu Oertrete7.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-04
q rp bfeuer.

W pntreat, Canada, 3. Nop.
Durd cine Deuersbrunit ipurben am
Sonntag bic Mnlagsn Der Goniumtrs
Gorbaae gompdnp unb ber guna6inn
Haa Company in point ct. Gbarles
einaedf6<tt. Der GeidmmtihubtH
btl6uis fiM auf $500. 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-04
- E 10 , . T t.

Die 0etuport Sffiee fir bas gGin.
einnatier 8pIfsblatt" befinoet lid III
go. 339 gOrf SraFe, seseniiber benz
Gourtbauie, ippielbit Neuisfeiten, An'
seisen II. |. ,u. bis 10 ltbr 45 Winn.
ten Ibenos entsesengenummen iper'
ben. Selepbpn SDnth 24O1.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-04

Der Sob fsitgtitslIt tpurbe, tporouf bic
leifw nah bsr MDrgue hfDrbtrt purz
be. Der Coroner fanD, bab ber Wscnn
eines natiirIihen 1Dbes eeitprber mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-04

oemofrutifder @nnoibnt fir
Gircuit 0erifbts 9 6 lert
GobI Sienitag, ben g. acreniter 1912.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-04

Dor Wsapor genng ituttfinoeiloelger-
bDr 5u erlpnrten lino. Das Gbepdar
Qon1b lit crit ieit fur3em perbeiratbet,
The oasis., 1912-07-06

 strong to five higher to-day, top $165, bulk $40 to $760, pigs S600 to $675. The persistent bear campaign that has been waged in Chicago for two weeks has been without much effect, as buyers elsewhere have been too busy try ing to fill orders on short receipts to pay much attention to Chicago prices.
 Sheep received here this week 37,700, same week last year 24,8 ,800 A weak feeling has ruled in the sheep house constantly since the
The oasis., 1912-07-06
HIDES, HORNS AND WOOL.
S cad a ble Items from the Cattle Ranges
 of Arizona.

Prescott Courier: Ed. Mahurin went to Skulf Vafl6y, Tuesday, where he inspected about 1400 head of cattle awaiting shipment by the owners, Messrs. Jos. Stephens, Van Dickson and Geo. Carter.
 Florence Blade: John Sandal went out to the Spinas cattle ranch Saturday, to repair the big steam pump which supplies water for the Spinas herds. It had gone out of commission and caused a water shortage at the ranch. But the weather clerk got busy Saturday and filled the desert tanks in that vicinity with water, hence the cattle are not suffering for water.
 Coconino Sun: Ed. and Jess Darden, who were arrested for care lessly appropriating horses during the night from Babbitt's corral three weeks ago, then attempted to get away with bunch of range horses, and were captured, plead guilty before Judge Perkins Mon- day when their case came up. Ed. who had recently completed two years term in the home for un- fortunates on a similar charge, was given three years more of a pleas ure trip and Jess drew two years. They were taken 10 the unfortunate home at Florence Tuesday by Sheriff Pulliam. Pulliam refused to give them mileage ticket and money for fear they could not find their way there without too much trouble.
The oasis., 1912-07-06

first of the week, lamb values hav- ing dwindled to the extent of 9 cents. Sheep have held more nearly steady. A big crop of South ern lambs at Louisville has been the weakening feature in lambs, and sympathy has permeated the sheep market with the feeling. Choice springs would bring $50, range wethers of first quality $5 00, native wethers $4 75, native ewes $4.25
 -~--~~- ] 4 RNKART,
 Market Correspondent
The oasis., 1912-07-06
"Our Personal Guarantee
 to all Skin Sufferers" American Drug Store

We have been in business in this town for some time. and we are looking to build up trade by always advising our patrons right.
 So when we tell you that we have found the eczema remedy and that we stand back of it with the manufacturer s iron clad guarantee. backed by ourselves you can depend upon 1t that we give our advice not in order to sell few bottles of medicine to skin sufferers. but be- cause we know how it will help our business if we help our patrons
 We keep in stock and sell, all the we'll known skin remedies. But we will say this: If you are suffering from any kind of skin trouble eczema, psoriasis, rash or letter we want you to try a full size bottle of D. D. D. Prescription. And. if it does nv. do the work, this
The oasis., 1912-07-06
Notice for Publication.
(PUBLISHER.l
 (O32l2)

Department of the Interior, U. S Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona, June II, 1912. Notice i, hereby given that Francisco Valenzuela. of SOpOri. Ari2., who, on May l. 1905, made Home. stead entry, No. 03ll2 for Lot 6, Sec. ?, Nl5SWI NW4SEl4, Section l, Township 70 s., Range i9 E. G. X s. k. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Final five year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described before Allen T. Bird, U. s. Commissioner. at Nogales, Ariz., on the l7th day of July, lgl2 Claimant names as witnesses: Samuel Kaphau of Tublc, Ariz., Jose Salcido, of Tubac, Ariz William Mcknight, of Nogales. Ariz., Chas ' Lopez, of NOgales. Ariz. FRANK II. PARK FER, Register. June l5-July l3, 1912
The oasis., 1912-07-06

bottle will cost you nothing. You alone to judge.
 Again and again we have seen how q few drops of this oimple wash applied to the skin, takes away the itch. in- stantly. And the cures all seem to be permanent.
 D. D. D. Prescription made by the D. D. D. Laboratories of Chicago. is wintergreen and other healing. soothing. cooling ingredients And if you are just crazy with itch. you will feel soothed and cooled, the itch absolutely washed away the moment you applied this D. D. D.
 We have made fast friends of more than one family by recommending this remedy to a skin sufferer here and there and we want you to try it now on our positive no-pay guarantee.
The oasis., 1912-07-06
live Stock Market.

Kansas City, June ', 19l2.- Cattle received here this week 36, 100, last week 27 800, same week last year 40,200. Although the highest prices of the year have been paid for both steers and heif- CTS in the native division, 9.50 and $S.90 respectively, and the highest price ever recorded for steers in the quarantine division, $8.65, this week, there has been a serious break on medium and com mon cattle. Cattle in the native division have felt the loss less than quarantine grass cattle, sales of the latter being 50 to 75 cents lower than 10 days ago. Choice cattle are becoming scarce. which accounts for.the way they hold up. Dealers know of but few dry lot cattle, and only about 50 loads of the good meal and cake fed steers remain to come from North Texas feed lots. But there will be plenty of beef, as Kansas pastures began contributing this week, and the summer run from Oklahoma is on. Greenwood County steers sold at $8.15 to $0.65 for the best, few at $9.00, and some plain steers at $7.4O to $7.80. Wintered steers from Oklahoma bring $625 tc $700, and straight grass steer: $5.25 to $6.50. Stock steers arc selling largely under $500, though few bring up to $660, and feed. CTS range from S5.90 to $665, some half fat steers this week to feed lots at $7.25 to $7.75 coming ou of the beef steer class, Veal calves are weak, best $775.
 Hogs received here this week 47,000, last week A 300, same weel last year 64,000. The market ha! had downward tendency, thougt inadequate supplies here kept thi market at a premium above th' others, } to 10 cents above Chicag' practically all week, including to day. The market turned ou
The oasis., 1912-07-06
FenOCaHiI Union MexiCanO.
TIME CARD NO. 32.


 Tram No l Leaves Torres Station zoo a. m
 Arrives Prietas station o;OO
 " 2 Leaves Prietas Station 5OO ? III
 Arrives Torres Station 5;OU , All trains connect at Torres on Sonora Kan, way, with trains to Nogales, Guaymas anu Yaqui River and vice versa. Wells, Fargo& Oo 8 Express and TelegraPll in operation between Minas Prietas ana Al" parts of the World. ma, shortest and best route to Yaqul River Barranca and San Marcial coa ie ds s0ygpoo -ahuaripa, Ores. La Bufa, La Dura' 0'' Javier, etc, etc, . t,..ion Freight can be consigned to F. c, Uulor Mexieano to be forwarded by team lIo" Represo station to the above named places, All goods consigned to railway to received, forwarded and warehoused Ifo0 " commission and storage charges. .u At Minas Prietas depot hacks adpSoys ready to make trips to any or the A00' named points at reasonable rates.
 JOHN SYMONDs,
 General Freight & Passenger As0N'
The oasis., 1912-07-06

-- ]. X. RCKARr,
 Market Correspondent,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-03-09
Men on Strike.

The union men at Hama thought
they saw chance to demand an
increase OF pay last week, when the
schooner Defender arrived, and
they were put to work unloading
her. The plantation refused to
stand for the raise and and put
their own men to work on the job,
and the work of unloading went
along as usual.
1t is a pity that the union men
should get into this habit of refusing
to work at a minutes notice, as this
is not the principle of true union
ism, and they can never expect to
receive the support of union men
elsewhere when they act so hastily.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-03-09
Extension Of Lease.

Editor Sheba, went over to Kula
this week and succeeded in getting
the consent of the Haleakala Ranch
people to extend the lease of a por-
ton of their lands now being work
ed by japanese for another year.
This lease had previously been ex-
tended in order to allow the Japan
ese to secure other land, but as the
Ranch people needed the land, they
did not feel inclined to make fur
ther extension. The japanese ap
pealed to Mr.. Sheba to plead to their
cause, and his mission has been sue
cessful.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-03-09

The Wailuku Hotel which has
been run for some years by Mrs.
Schrader, has been sold to Mr..
George Trimble, engineer of the
Island Electric Company. Mrs.
Schrader has conducted the hotel
along very popular lines, and it has
become a favorite family hotel, but
she has felt for some time that the
work is too strenuous for one Of her
age, and hence the ca Sc OF selling.
Mr., Trimble is a new conner to
Maui, and it is good to see him show
his confidence and take root in the
community.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-03-09
Chamber Of
Commerce
Meets and Inaugurates Crusade Against
Fruit Fly.

The Board of Directors of the
Maui Chamber of Commerce held a
meeting Wednesday afternoon, in
which the matter of guarding
against the deadly fruit fly was the
chief topic of discussion. A COM
munication was read from the
Board of Agriculture and Forestry
stating that the police would be
given commissions from that body
as soon as the law was changed
giving them the necessary authority.
Mr.. Pogue urged the necessity of
immediate actiom being taken by
the Chamber to guard against the
introduction of the fly on Maui.
He declared that on the other ISL
ands all soft skinned fruit was be-
ing attacked and destroyed by the
fly, and that if precautions were
not Immediately taken to prevent
the introduction of the fly here, we
should have no fruit here either.
He urged that a committee be ap-
pointed by the Chamber to see that
the police used diligence in inspect
ing the baggage of incoming passen-
gers for infected fruit.
Mr.. Williams was in favor of the
crusade against the fly, but was Of
the opinion that any inspection of
baggage by others than police would
meet with popular disapproval.
Mr.. Williams moved that the
secretary inform the Board Of Agri-
culture that the Chamber Of Com
merce would cooperate in every way
possible as soon as the police are
given the necessary power to act.
On motion of Mr.. Pogue a COM
mittee Of four were appointed to
take charge of the campaign against
the fruit fly on behalf Of the Cham
Der. The committee consists of
Messrs. j. N. s. Williams, Judge
Mckay, L. Weinzeimer and H. B..
Penhallow.
A communication from E. A..
Berndt of the harbor commission
was laid on the table by the direct
ors and will be taken up by the
Chamber later, when a complete
discussion of the matter will be in
order, and reply forwarded to the
| harbor commission.
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One View
OF W ar
This EngIiShman Looks at War From
Commercial Standpoint.

Josiah G. Wedgwood has written
a remarkable letter to the Manches-
ter Guardian" putting forward
the commercial aspects of modern
war. Mr.. Wedgwood says:
One rather gathered from Sir
Edward Grey's speech that he did
contemplate war as a possibility
say 10 to chance during the next
three years-that he really was
nervous about possible action on
Germany's part, but that, serene in
the confidence of right and superior
dreadnoughts, he and the country
might face the unknown with true
British phlegm.
That is Of course, all right, but
there is another side. Old European
wars were waged between countries
that were mainly agricultural. Agri-
cultural labor does not depend to
any extend ON credit or on cheap
ness of capital. Since 1870 Europe
has become an industrial hive based
on credit alone.
There was crash when Roose-
velt merely said rude things about
the trusts; even during the latest
war scare, in which few believed,
the run on the banks in Germany
was serious, the slump marked.
Every year that passes emphasizes
the international character of capital
and credit. We suffered as much
as the Americans from the run on
the Knickerbocker Trust, so did
Germany.
Ii there is real war, the fact that
the governments will want to raise
money (three per cent consols at 50
were talked Off will not be by any
means the most serious thing for the
money market or for trade.
A contraction 10 two-thirds in
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Board of
Supervisors
Meet and Transact Routine Business
For the Month.

Principally routine business occu-
pied the attention of the board at
the present session.
The board is having a number
of signs painted Speed limit Is
miles," and after these are put up,
the speed burners had better keep a
close watch on their spedometers,
as the Sheriff is going to enforce the
law.
George Groves has rendered his
resignation to the Board to take ef-
feet on April 1. 1t is understood
that w. G.. Scott will be appointed
in his place.
The board has engaged Miss Re-
becca Akana as nurse for the Laha-
ina district. She is now training in
San Francisco, and will graduate
and take up her duties some time
in May.
In the matter of the importation
of game birds the board is in favor
OF Japanese blue pheasants for the
uplands, and Mongolia pheasants
for the lowlands. E. o. Hall &
Sons have offered to import the
birds free of cost.
The post Office building at La
haina has been turned over to the
county by the territory.
The letting of contracts for
meters, and county supplies was
put into the hands of the chairman.
The expenditures of the county
for the past month amounted to
$40, 409.53.