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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-02
STARS TO LAKE LINDEN.

poughton Chapter No. S0i. order of
the Eastern star will go to Lake Lin
den tomorrow evening To attend n
meeting of the Lake Linden chapter
\ special car will leave the end of the
East IIoughton line at 6: 80 for tho
of the members of the
HouShton chapter.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-02
VILLAGE COUNCIL MEETING
City Fathers Will Gather Thursday
Little Business.

The Houghton village council viii
meet here Thursday afternoon m u
session that will probably develop lit
lie of Importance. This is the month
iy September meeting.
Reports IN number OF questions
will probably come before the '"oh'''
The mayor has authorized the water
commit ssionor 20 begin the compilation
of a directory of consumers ana 'l''
matter viii probably he taken up nN
the council The meeting viii he held
In the village hall at o'clock rs usual
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-02
NEW LIBRARY HOURS.

The Houphton public library will
now open from 10 o'clock in the morn
ing until $3.50 at night without inter-
mission. this being the library's regu-
lar winter hours. The change went
into effect this morning. Miss Haul
gen, the new librarian. took hold to-
1aV
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-02
NEGRO PREACHER SUES.

Jackson. Miss, Sept 2.-Hcarihg ~
he suit for $4,000 damages brouEnt
10y an unfrOckcd negro preach',
against Bishop Thirkield. the not'"
Methodist divine, is To bc held hcrc
tomorrow. There is considerable pop
ular feeling against the negro and ''''
authorities are watching developments
closely. Bishop Thirkield Dismissal
the preacher after an investigation "
charges that had been made agali's'
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-02
ANOTHER FALSE ALARM.

The Huughtou lire department was
called uut Saturday night to the gar
age ON Isle Royalc street There was
no fire, the alarm being turned in
when spectator saw smoke coming
out of the doorway. This was due 20
one at the motors under process of
repair aud not Ia any lire, the manager
explained.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-02
EVENING SERVICE AT TRINITY.

Rev. William Reid Cross rector of
Trinity Episcopal church, has an
nounccd that beginning next sunday,
the evening services at 100 will he
resumed. This will make three sorv-
ices every sunday at this church. 80
the evening The first session of the
church guild for the fall will he held
Wednesday afternoon.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-02
TOWNSHIP BOARD MEETING.

The Portage township board meets
this afternoon in the townships offices
in the Hartman building and at that
time will probably pass on some i'm
portant business. Just what will come
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-02
YOUNG LADY PASSES.
Miss Flora Wescla, Aged 10, sue
cumbs After Illness Of Two Years.

Miss Flora Wesela, the sixteen year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, tI1'N
Wcsel1 OF West IIoughton, passeu
away at $40 this morning after an
illness Of two years. Tuberculosis ~
given as tile cause Of the death. run
eral sorry ices will hc conducted IN
Hancock Thursday afternoon.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-02
.PAINESOALE CRICKETERS,
AVERAGES ARE VERY GOOD
HOSkiN AND DUNSTAN BAT
WELL-HOSkIN HEADS
THE BOWlERS.

The averages of the PainesdaIc
cricket PLAYERS as announced 10y the
secretary of the club show that the
team ranked among the best in the
Copper Country league
The Paincsdalc team finished In
third place this season.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-02
ATTEND CHINESE MEETING

K. Lau, M. c. M. Student, to Attend
Conference at Champaign.
Is Tau the only Chinese student at
thr Michigan College of Mines left
saturday afternoon for Champaign,
uL. where he will attend session of
the Chinese students Alliance Confer
cnec The conference is "a national at
fair hut is sub-dividcd into three
smaller conferences west. middle west
and east
There are about 1000 Chinese col
.ego students bon the United States and
30n of these are i'm the middle western
conference. in which Champaign is To-
Gated X lau is The only Chinese
student at the A. G.. NJ.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-02
GOLF CLUB DIRECTORS

AZ meeting at the Houghton club
Saturday nisht the following directors
golf club J. T.. Rice. +. w. Nichols,
J. J. Zealand. G. II. Worcester. ID. l..
Robinson. W g. Douglass ana John NJ.
wagner.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-02

To cool the air far under ground
work longer shifts the owners of "A
German coal mine compress air ~ the
surface of the ground and pipe II
through the workings
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-02

the South yesterday or last night.
Fair and cooler weather is indicated
for this vicinity tonight and Wednes~
day. Moderate To brisk westerly
winds will prevail.
u. y COWDRICK.
observer.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-02
PRIZE POEM.

\ lynx-eycd old sleuth M I'm Ottawa
Arrested rogue. who soon got away.
The sleuth drew a Bolivar
Of 1t great big revolver,
But alas every load had been shot
tawa.-Judge.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-02
|CIRCU|T COURT
TERM OPENED


The September term of the Hough-
ton county circuit court opened this
morning at the county building. Judge
p. II. O'Brien presiding The session
as usual was without unusual interest
with the exception of entering the
pleas and the arranging of the calen-
dar Jury trials as usual commence on
the second day of the court
The strike cases. around which the
principal interest in the present term
ceutcrs. will not begin for several
weeks yet. according To a decision vir-
tually arrived at yesterday. The new
special prosecutor, George II. Nichols,
asked the court this morning to SO ar
range TIE calendar if possible as to
give him chance TO return To Grand
Rapids and try case down there.
Judge OBricn was agreeable and will
attempt to arrange the trial calendar
SO as to give the jury enough WORK
to keep them busy until Mr.. Nichols
can return.
The final decision I'm this matter
will. however, be delayed until Thurs
day. At that time Mr.. Nichols Will
know how much time ne will require.
Stiff Fight From Federation.
The Western Federation promises Il
stiff fight on all of the cases growing
cut Of the strike. Attorney Angus
Kerr. when Mr.. Nichols was present
ed 10 the court as the new prosecutor,
declared that he reserved the right to
make any objections that he might
have. Mr.. Nichols at once informed
the court that he was prepared to
take an oath that he had no special
interest IN the cases and Mr.. Kerr re-
piled that it was not on this ground
that he would object but that he
was investigating the legality of Nh.
Nichols appointments
accept the special prosecutor for the
present and any objections that MI
Kerr might wish to make could he
entered when MIR Nichols took part in
any case.
Strikers Stand Mute.
Fifteen Of the As cases on the Grim
inaI calendar arise from the strike. OF
these one was nolle pressed, one was
not taken M and thirteen stood mute
and pleas of not guilty were entered
The case that was nolle pressed was
that against Louis Chopp, from SUI
perior. charged with resisting an off
Ger The prosecuting attorney stated
that the offensc had not been as great
as was first reported and that the man
had been i'm Jail continuously since
July 30. lie believed that the months
Imprisonment was punishment enough
for the alleged offense and moved that
the case be dropped. The judge took
this view and acCeded To the request.
The following are the cases i'm which
pleas If not guilty were entered: Leon
ardi White, concealed weapons; George
Males. resisting an officer: Rade Bro
zovich, concealed weapons; steve Be
rich. concealed weapons: Andrew Tes-
ten. concealed weapons; Mike Grentz,
concealed weapons; Andrew Vince and
Joseph Sufona. resisting an officer
while serving a process: George Males
assault with intent to do great bodily
harm less than the crime of murder;
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santo p"mioe" has adopted I'll,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18

mie Wapor 6unt peitern ertldrie.
bat bic GiraBenba bneeieqitdft ssbn
sage 3eit. I'm fib barber gu snis
iteiben, Oh Iie bic ibr BON Der Eiabt
untsrbreiiete g~ropoiition b.siislifJ
Ses gintaufhss ihr.s Grsibrisfs eessn
einsn grIaubniBihtin ann.bmsn min
oner niGi. Die ginklbsii.n Der
gropofition iinb bss Cefiersn in blea
fen Spaiien sins.teno beritts. ipors
ben.
alem Gnftxin nah Iino bic Nus
iifien fir bic annahme Der 9ors
ihlGae bar Gtabt feitens Der 0ei.us
itaft nift f.br sinfig. nnm.ntIit
bic Jorberung Der Giabi. eaB bic
Strabsnbabna,felfhaf. feds Guhrs
torten fir % Gents pertauFen foI,
itcbt ouf boeutsnben Wiberftanb.
ober Wonor CUNT fpirb auf oxf,r
Sorbrsung untsr Glen umftdnbsn Be-
barren, uno psnn hi, gefsnfhdFt
bcdbsinia bleitt, ipsrosH ale Inter
~bonoIunssn abs.brotsn tp.rcen.
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gterblihfeitSberitbt.

Wrtd aottsut0ru. 80, 3246 gsress
forb Qpe., MISUNDERSTANDING.
6annab Gulett, Is. 8eit unb Dols
ton Sir, 2ungenent5iinoung.
9erelba Gong, 50, 1408 Wtansfielo
Str, Ser5Ieioen.
Grpin Niler, l, 3098 Wsit 6. Str,
2unsenent5inoung.
Sba Mtoner, %, 4. uno groaopap,
GrihDpfung.
Rurtin S6nab, 43, 1701 9iHu
Str, 1ubertulpie.
Charles Ruppert, 56, 421 Warnsr
Ctr, 9er5leioen.
Matbiloa DitsI, 60, 2280 Spring
grope Mne., Riereuleioen.
Wiuidm ganb, GO, 512 OF s. Ctr.
Shninhfuht.
Surrp S9psrbt, %, Sal 3oncriose
Str. 2ungeneut3inoung.
sbereia 0uttpan, y, 4910 2ocuTt
Str, MaIern.
9ictoria Braun, 70, 1929 Bremen
Ctr, 5er5letben.
Sena 1isfbaug, 80, 1911 gonman
4be., Shpinbiutt.
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,,Sppper's Jpab''.
elite SeimitGtte On Ebip 8ite Surd
Seuer 5eritDrt.
Snuser Wann perunglaft BET Den
SUifarbelteu.

9os Wobnbaus bes Decorators
unD &ontrattprs Wm. 0repbIe, BON
Jruit 9iu, 81 puros g~eitern 4beno
our9 elm 5eusr, beIen GntitebuHgsz
uriate auf einen indobaften Hauhs
fang 5uriid3ufIbren icin iuQ, ppQitanz
big 3sritDrt. Das 9aus, cine 2aitOti<
&c 5aapertitruttur, mar on Der Sbio
Ytts. 2 Wteilen oitIih BON Wtt. Daibs
ington geIegeH uno ma ben msiften
gincinnatiern tpegsn ieiner intsrelz
ionten 8prssihihts betannt. 9as
5euer, rpeIhes in benz 9ahe gum
4usbrua ssspmmen mar, purbe tur3
nab 6 lbr BON Qahburn sntDedt
uno IeBtere formirten cine Gimerbriz
gabe, tonnten ieood MIR Dentg GIss
ri6ten, oa Die Jlammen bsreits 81
nett UNI ii6 sssriffen batter. !5err
8repbIs uno feline Satin, iopie isiu
20 Sabre alter Sobn WeQingtpu uno
feline Sp6tsr Sbelma befanoen Iih
CUR 3ett atnungslps in Dem SduIe
uno puroen erit auf bic 9efdbr oufz
merriam semaht. Iue erreitteu uns
psrleBt oas 5reie, jsboh lpuroe Dels
Iingion 9repble fpdter BON einem I'm
ian, pelher leiht bate oerbdnguiB=
ppls 5pIgsr BADEN tonusn, credit. gr
tlsttsrte ndmIih auf oas Dad, UNI
lid III ben QDfdorbeiten gu bstheiIiz
gen, als bofel6e unter ietuem Gsrpihte
Suiammenbrah. Der iunge Mtaun
Itir3te in oas flammenangefii[te
Snnere, tonnte lid isoo6 gliidIihers
psiie bur6 cine Seitenthiirs tns
5rete retten. Gr bate Idlimme
granopunoss, iopis idnsrs Aonl.
iionsn erIittsn uno purbs nuh Der
Mohnung bss RsprdIsntunten 5erbe1t
8igeIop. be snGhiten Nahburn, gs
braht, mo Oh. 9arrp 8ebpmsr, BON
Mt. Wafbineton, ibn in 9ebanbluns
nobrn. Seine 9erlsBuugen iino erns
tier ober unsef1brliher Idtur.
9as gincinnotier Teuertpebr : De-
partsment mar mittIeripetle UNI 5iiIfe
angesnneen tporoen, unb Sprisens
Comp. Nc. Is, Iopie bic herrifhe
Sprise bon Mt. Wafbinstrn leiitetsu
BEN Rufe GoIgs. Sprisen COMP.
&c. Ia Iatss cine Gabrt Don 8 Ws4'
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meiiter ioa es on auitrengingen n;dt
febIen Iaiien, oIeie Steliern etn5u5ie.
ben.
Seben eriteu gtoutng I'M 4pril led
Der StJasmeiiter Dem Sberiif cine
Site Der nitt be3ablten eerionIidal
Steuern suitelIen. nit Der @eiiung,
oiefe Steuern ionmt Straf3uiflc1
mo Soften e~iu3u3ieben. Der Sberiii
fam iegar gum @erfurf oes beregten
Gigentbums if)rciten. ~5nnerbolb Jed.
5ig 1dgen nuiB Der Sberiif berifter.
am /. Suni muB benz Sberiff aoer-
mails cine Cite Der riifitdrloigen
Sfeuern eingebdnoIgt peroer, liber
lpeIt)e er ieooh binnn oreiBig Iagen
Su berid'ten bat.
8eproientnnt 8epeert BON Sdmil.
Ton Gounfn mill Ole SubrrperfSbeiissr
Don ben Sherereieu beireieu, moundD
tie in ieoem Srte Der 2i5ens inter.
norfeu iinb. Ead Der Reppertiten
9orlage ioa cine 2ijen5 fir 2ainpa.
gen, 2~obnfutiteu. Seitentpagen uHo
aarren i'm gan3cn Staate eenligen.
Gcnaior Siuenfamp bon 2ueas
Gountp reifte cine Borlage elm. no.
nadl GIeomnraorinfabritanteu fyarb.
itofie o~erpenoen oilrfen, iofpeit bieiel.
ben nit)t seidbrIih limb. Cine anSere
8orloee bes Serrn SiQenfamp &c.
itnttet StaatsanitaIten SIeouarsartn
,u tuufer.
G5 lit iehr srpeiielboit, OBJ bic ST.
sensbia oieie ISOLDE nod Dor bos
Saus geIangt. 9ieieIbe befinoet iih
nod in Snnoen oe5 4usifuiieS uno
oieier bat nod, felne Sieu1g angeiest.
Die .1rodenen" erheben ben Scr.
purT. oob Die ngeniIen" on Der 8er3o.
geriing Die GhulS traaen.
Rep. Sohn ". Conan. Der gor.
liter oes Sous Sinans.aatsituiIes.
fiinoiete beute an, Dab fur Die Sahr.
bunoertieier oes Seeiiegps Verrps
iiber Die G~ngldnoer. Die oieien Conn
mer aui 4ut.in.gap begmger miro,
$4,000 pertpiQlgt merben piiroen.
Iieier getrag lit BON Der Berry Gen.
tennioI acmmiIIlon perI0nat noroen.
Iusegen miro iit) bic 8erfpiuigung
fir SoS Sbiogebauoe nui Der @eIt.
ausiteauna in San 5rnneiseo i'm
Sabre 1915 auf nahe5u $500, 900 &C.
lnuieu.
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len surid3uIegen, beppr fie bic Bruno<
itdtte erreihte. Bel ibrer Antuntt
botten bic sIammen bereits 10 uett I'M
Ii6 gegriffen, oab oas 9au5 ntht
mebr gersttet fperoen tonute. Ods=
isIbe puroe opQftdnoi9 etngeufdert,
ieboh puroen bic meiiten WtDbcl nro
bic tpertboolleren onoeren GfFetteH
ppr6er bon ben Nu6burn aug benz En-
fen uno 8peitsn Stodnsrt in Siters
belt esbra6t. Der graHos
I6aben, peIter Guf $4,000 unge'est
miro, 1T nur tbeiItpeiie ourh Uers
fiberung geoedt. Die Tomilie
9repble fano porIGuftg uHtertunft in
benz Sduie be 9srrH Serbsrt giss'
lotp.
9as 5aus mar nuh Dem girgers
trieoe BON Dem 4pmmtIionshdnolsr
4aron Copper, bon 6. 3pif5en Gin
unb blum StruBe, nit einem aofterz
ouftpquo Don Sac, 900 errihtet pors
ben uno entbielt % 3immer. Sc
tpor uIs "copper" Tonn" nett uno
brett bstrnnt. Rd6 benz por 10 Sab
rem srfoI9ten 9obe oes !Serrn Iaror
"copper" ~perturfts bic Dittrpe oas 6dus
an ben aleioerbGnoler Riholus @olt
rpelher e flint sabre fpGtsr an
Ssrrn 9repbls fir $4,000 pertaufte.
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Soffnurg. odourh 0as 2eben oes ga.
tleuten retten 3u founer. Ser Cabin.
ge'die0ere rpuroe AMI elmer tSorm bel
Sluertpine, binter 9onep cSslauo, ".
boreu uno auf Der Synrm bate er aud
ais SJirrgIiug gearbeitet. ebe CT na5
Der Sta0t fam. &err Riemes fam ms
8irrlsgeiddft, rpliroe garfeeper bel
@ruber < 6rryione uno maro idlieB-
LID Seiiser Der betannten 8trtbid)oft
OH Der 0eit 6iinften. nabe 8lne Str /,
Die i'm gum nobIbabenoeu @hann
madte. CIR mar Elm IlebensmiiroIger,
ru5taer uno itets bilisbereiter Manu,
ougeiebenes WitgIieo oes Blaine
aIlbs, Der GIts uno anberer Srga.
niiutioueu. Die 8ittDe bar oas bezs.
Iititc MtitgeiibI aQer, Die 8eIegen.
bert batieH, init Serrn Riemes III Sc
ben befnnnt 3u neroen. Gie 9eeroi.
gung iinbet an weittrpob Mittag pom
Irauerhauie, 434 2uoIorp Aocnue
in Clifton, aug Itatt, tpornuf nm 100
I'M Glfs EerupeI, an Der elm StrnBe,
bic SeIdenfeier abgebaIteu piro.
Cine in iueiten areiien befannte
unb bohangeiehene oeutihe Matrone
III III Jrou " argaretbea e.
anuepliua geb. godbop.
i'm aIter BON "a Sabreu in Die Guig.
felt hiHiibergeihlummert, innig be.
trduert nidt nur bon ibren angeh0ri-
gen, ionoern aud, BON ben 3ablreldJell
5reunoeu bic lie lif i'm 2aufe Der
Sabre ourh ibre beruorraaenoen Cha.
rattereigcnihdften su, ertperben ge.
muBt bate. Gin Iangid9riges, treues
Gtiialie6 o%erliert in Der Eabingeitie.
oeuen Ger sSr~nuenperetn Der 60. 9rot.
Ct. 8aulns 9emeinoe. Gle geiIeeung
Der iterblifen Ollie Der 8erefpigten
iiuoet am Conueritag Rahmtttag nm
balb orei llbr pom etabliiiement Der
Observation-Disclosures @raBmann x
garitueht. DO. 1421-t423 Dtatu
StraBe. aus itatt. iporauf nm jtpei
llbr in Ser gp. grot. 81. Raulus
stride, OIL Der IS. unb Hace StrdBe,
Der 1rauergottes5ienit a~bgebnlten
lperoen miro.
4fit mfrtd1tiger Srauer nirb IN
lpeitcn areiien Die aunoe bon Dem &C..
tern erfoIaten 4bleben bon Jrau
Ds aria Settle, ge6. 2auterbur,
p%ernoElp1en lperoen, Die i'm gIter Uen
II Sabren Die augen 5unl eDtgen
Sdlummer ihIob. Die 9abingeidie-
oene bat es nerItanber, lid ourh ibre
Ser5epsaiite Die abtuug unO 5reuno.
id)aft 4uer 81 iidleru, benen es per-
gonnt eeipeien. naber nit ibr befannt
81 fperben nno Die gramgebeugten
Sin.erbIiebenen biirien BEL Der ifme-
rem Seimiud,ung, Die Tie betroffen, DER
innigiten Jbeilnabme periihert ieirt.
Die geerbisung finoet am Wittrpof
gsahmittag UNI balb brei ubr bonn
G~ruuerbouie. SO. 1858 gissor Ctr.
s'aa 3tat4
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Eerisual.N ptisen.

Ger befannte Reitnnrnteur Serr
SobmR / e ; lit eeitern Rrrgen
md idnperem 2eioen inn gbriit SO.
ipitnI nom lobe erloIt fporben. Ter
@eritorbene bate MIR Elm alter bon
461a Snbren erreiht nnb ipean fem
nII5nfrifbes ableben audi innig beoou'
ert fpirb, 70 fam Der SSb bod olE
GrIoiuns. Serr Rieutes HruBte suci
idHpere Eperationen burhmahen, 81
SueI6es Do &eyats i4xjtte.s IN b.,
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Mm z heibemeae

Der @einnobeit itshen Die Wenifen.
meld)e burd 3rpnng uoer freien mil.
len cine Sdaoigung oes aorpers CT.
Iitten. Nohl benz. Der Snr,n ben red
ten gfao beid,reitet. Der Siir 9eiuno.
belt suriidiiihrt. Der anoere Nfob
bringt Gmt alm1.ig abieits mno
id)lisbld, sn elmer t0btliden Dersif.
tung oes aorpcrs, bic urfpriinsIif,
gang leift nit ben b~eriibuiten ct.
Bernard arauierpinen bate perhiitet
meroen fonnen. Gs iinb oies ruo1Itb1-
tisse aiIlen, bic MIR aus beiIInmen
Vilansenitofien s~ubereitet tneroen.
tpessalb iie and feline 9uderbiiIIe be.
Siirfen; unb pielen I~nuienbeit boben
lie if3on tpieber auf BEN pfob Der Oe.
funbbeit perboIten. sS3n npotbetet 81,
tnke y
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Wo bic 6efabr liest.
ntr man lie am beften obpenbrn
fann.-1batiaden, Bite Seser-
mann iuiiiem iolltc.

Tie arebf 0ssdbr In GridItuHaen al biefer
satEesssti bsfistt bnriu. sab re sn anngen,
sH:snfeans limb stwinofiabt fitrt.
gobalb gle anfansen. oieniTneotsiuen mn
fcaeHarnie eufiensspttisi einBluebmen. bon be,
nsi bic riciften fd anf nerner.5stenbe Eroauer
Tar effsft b~erIafen, 70 f6ipddtu Gle ben a6r,
Ter.
Iisfss rinHiiit bic eebensfrof, tiurvea. pcfte
ncttnsneia Iii. nm araufbeit nbsmiuebren. unc
bic Nrirpt nm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS en-,
feideIn. .nn. ssetl nan Der si6rper eefsrudh
". esshalo ~ bic euugeneni5 iinbsng aud 70
Nnfet lehn'F I9enigiH III teire p~nicntmsbisii
nHc tHfbolf fetnen nifoboI cher fhdnfihe Tro,
hnen- gle tssIf 6alss nEb gHnpenIeieei. nu,
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9en S'e6oe6ano(0n6
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tang binaeuorfen.

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ses Ia. @priI in Der 5usbes 5Oas
fHule tintn @Ortros balten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18
Die Slaas.9debO,6ung.
Hepr. GapcDc pi1 bic Rpfnl NIT
Silfe elmer 3rfurm Der 5rane1,.
fleioer retten.

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nift redt, mas file aus DER Snhe
MAIDEN iollen. Mtiien nift, oh
er lie l6d)erlih MAIDEN ODER oh er
Der Administration nit ge5ug oui
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men aniippel 5piitpen Die 8etna
fperfen ipia. - lie g~eItimmlinaeIl
Der 6rouigen 0orloge. - Reue
Steueroorlagen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18

polt3eileutnant SeibeI if itoI3er
8roBpdter geporben. Sein So6n gos
fuuro +. Setbel, GRrt i'm WuTers
merits : 8epartsment, puroe ndmIih
Don ieiner Satin nit sinsm SDhtsrs
9en bei4entt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18

Gie 8u reide NabrnRA
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unperooulih uno 8erltopfung iii bic
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Geioer, beIeu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-22
Henry H. PIemer is Named as
Postmaster at
Waialua

Today was appointment day in
Washington.
But no governor was appointed
Much to the surprise of number OF
leading Democrats, who had 'hunch
that Wilson was ready to announce
the choice of new executive, the
day passed and there was no apparent
change in the gubernatorial situation.
However, appointment day brought
forth the nomination of two more Ha-
waiian postmasters. 1t doesn't seem
to make any difference TO Wilson that
his previous appointments are held up
III the senate committee, for this morr-
ing he sent In two more names as fol-
lows
Henry n. Plemer, Of Waialua, to be
postmaster at Waialua.
NJ. j. Borees, of Honolulu, clerk in
the local postoffice, to be postmaster
at SchofieId Barracks.
Plemer was un unsuccessful candl-
date for supervisor on the Democratic
ticket during the last election. Now
he is to be supplied with a piece OF
the political pie.
News Of the action by the president
was received this afternoon IN a ca
blegram to the Star-Bulletin from It's
Washington correspondent.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-22
MURPHY BEST
man FOR JOB
SAYS JUDGE
Clerk of U. S District Court
Will Retain Office as
Long as Able.

No one is to be appointed to sue
ceed A. E. Murphy, clerk of the U. s.
district court, until II has become GER
tain the present incumbent of the Of
fee will never be able to resume his
duties. This is stated on the authori-
ty of u. s. District Judge S. B. Dole,
who was asked today concerning the
truth of the story in street circulation,
to the effect that a new clerk was to
be appointed shortly.
Gus Murphy, as he is familiarly
known throughout the territory, was
the victim of paralytic stroke three
months ago, from which he has not
yet recovered.
His condition is improving" said
Judge Doe, and we believe that he
will be aole to resume his work grad
ually, not devoting too much time to
it at the beginning, but increasing the
work as he regains strength. He un-
doubtedly will recover and we cannot
think of appointing another to the
place at the present time.
1--WE have received about a half doz-
en- applications for the job, but most
of them really are not qualified for
the business.
"Mr. Murphy's ability and faithful
ness are held in high esteem, both by
the court and ty the members OF the
legal profession in the territory at
large. He has been in the Office many
years, is thoroughly conversant with
the details OF the work and has been
regarded as an almost invaluable man
in the place because of his knowledge
of court affairs. We don't intend TO
lose him if it can be avoided"
Comment OF similar nature on Mr..
Murphy's efficiency has been heard
frequently from attorneys ever since
his illness became known and in each
instance regret and fear has been ex-
pressed that the court and the legal
profession, to which he has proved a
valuable aid, might lose his service.