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aasg 3ie Tamilien. SuftenmeoiSiu,

On ieoem 0eim iollte li6 cine JIaihe
Don 3r. Sings Rsw GlscoOerp bsfin'
ben, iertig iur ben 8sbraud ioenn ein
@leo Der ,5omiiie ih Grtdltun9 oOer
buiten 5u5iebt. Irompter Bebrouh
mtro bic arantbsit bsiejtigen z. ".
Sto BON W1lon. Wid, ihrelbt:
yUeine sou3e 5nmiiis uarlaBt l6 aui
Gr. Sings gtew 1jscouerp ots Die
bette puitens uno (}rtlltuu9smeb'}ln
in Der Mslt. 8wej SOC JIaiden belIteu
mi6 Uon ber Gunssnent5unoung. 3eoe
Goiis bitit 4rsis 5ot uno 81 bel 3.
Z. Grbnrt, &po.hs.sr. - Anj.
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HOoieutlt rciit mtittr.
5ao 8oulo. Qroiiljen. 30. Oft

Sa0 YoulO, NroliIlen, 30. Gtt
GIpyoiibeut 96eo6or &opieUsIt rfiite
Gleustaa Jtodt pon 5ao 4auto mad
8lu G5ronoe 80 Sul peiter, uen no
ous er ltine Heiie dber Wunleoi6eo ua6
8usnos 2lIres unb Gbile fort5uiebeu
Qe6en,t. Bei ber 2tbiobrt uOu gao
81uIo bat,en iit oerihIeoene Bedmte
uno gpaiQsrionen etngeiunoen. um
iih ppn tem 8ait ju perabidteoen.
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Stnrm nnO SGltt.
Oihter Shnee if in Gheilen Cana.
Gas uno 6ss l1ororpeitsns Ser
Der. Stadteu eefallen.
9uluth, W1inn., 30. Oft.

9tae Sdiife. Die in 9ulutb, Winn..
am Gienstas iberfdlIis waren, beiiuOen
iih ipabribeinIih in iturmseiiderten
6dien BET 9SbIteiiib ooer anceren
9unttsn. Sober Seesans, be9Ifitet
ppn einem beitisen Sturm. berridte
nm 9lbenb ouf Dem Superioriee. 3ahI'
reihe Sfifie, Die uon bier abfabren
ioutsn. lino wesen Der gSitterungsun'
btloeu i'm 9aien sebIieben.
9as erlte tidtise @interluetter bies
ier Sailon lubte seltern Die meitIi9en
9beile bes 9loroweItens. iotpie Gan oou
bsim uuo bate am 9lbenb Gulut6 ere
re6t. Gin Norowelt 8liSSaro. bsfs
tise Sbneeidlle unb niebrigs Tempe
ruturen bsrriben bier, uno Die 9dIte
wirb ben 9au5eH Wiittwoh lber anbaI'
ten. mie pom 8etterbureau propbeSeit
ipiro.
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6iiui;ig uerleBt.

4HITu, lTIu., u. III.
Ghsiter Taplor, @emeiner Der @om'
pognie & pom 8. BunoeSinfdnterleregl'
meut. nurbe get6oiet uno iilni,i9 Yers
ionen pur0en mebr ODER mlnoer Ihwer
perleBt, ais cine oiht beIebte Ir'biine
I'M bleiigen BaisbalIpart wdbreno eines
SpieIs 5wiihsn Hlegen Der Gbicngo
2tmerican uu6 Der gtsw Dort NotlOnoI
Iensue einitilr5te. Ollie auI Der Tribiine
befinotthen YsrIOnen, etipn 400 an Der
3abI. ltiir5teu in Die 9iefs Cine Come
poguis Sninntsrie mari6lrts 9sraoe
unter Der TrtbiIns oorbei. nlS 6ieis elm.
itlrsts. bod nit 2lusnabme uon GopIor
enttamen olle.
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yaperiid)e SbrOnIOlge.
NRlnd)en, 28. Oft.

N{unden, q. Dtt.
Der boperiihe Reitsraib beidIOB
an Wontag, cine BorIage 5u beiii'pOr'
ten. wslde bic 2tbieBun9 te8 geilte8s
tranfen aDnig8 Cuo uno Die BrofIa'
mirung 6eS BrinjregentfH guoUl4 gum
96nia pon Bdpsru U0riiebt Spdigr
trat Der Miniterratd gu etner SIeuus
;uidmmen uno beihlpB. eine auaIo9e
Bprlage 6sr lbgeor0netsntammer 5u
unierbreiien.
Sine N(sbrbsit ilr bic 8OrIage lit IN
bsiOsu 6duiern 8eiibert.
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9ic bOle SntuaOel.
@hicaap. 81. 28. 81

Chicago. 3d.. 70. Oft.
Ter StraBeurduber 3Obn Nlemes ii
am Montn9 all ben Wunoen einer out.
naoeI geltorben. g}iemeB bate filraIi1
1rnu 9olepbtne aarmuenisf iIberfaleu.
Die fid) jeood 5ur g8ebr iebte uno ibm
eiuen Sti6 init ihrer 0utnabsl hiutsr
benz 0br beibrobte. @S trat Blutuers
slitunS elm. Der Der Jtduber iest erie.
Qen lit.
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Stalicns Mablen.
9fom. 80. Oft

9i0m. 20. Dit.
Plus ben amtlid1en Beridteu iiber
Die am Sonntag in StaIien obsebalte'
nen Wablen TT Su erlebeu. baB bic Rs'
9ieruu9 cine bebeutenoe Ntebrbett i'm
Yarldment bdben wro. @rwdblt uur'
Den 24O 4iberdle poer characterization.
Z Demptraten. 8 6'emdBiste. 40 Raoi.
tale, 30 SoiioltItsu. 20 GslUrus sSosias
Iiiten. IL Nepublifaner uno II aIeris
'falP.
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StreiffrawaQc.
Gin Gooter unS pieIe Derlebte I'M
6rubensebist Siios
Golord6o's.
8ertui1o, Colo, 80. Oft.

9rsi Sdlohten ipurosu an 9ienss
tn9 smiIhen itreiteuoen &obIen9rdberu
i'm iiIoIibeu Colorado uno @irubsns
mdbiern selhIasen; es mar Der erlte
Tag oes pom @ouuerueur perbdraisn
Stanore6ts. Sin @rubenludhier
wnroe gsiOotet. bier llnioH' 8ar9Ieuts
psrmunoet. smei &inber ppu nihtor'
aaniiirteu 8ergleutsu angei1onen. elm
@rubenmdhter nilo uernliBt uno sjn
gountpsW sWaridall uerIest Ter cine
aampF tobte bel Tabasco. Die beioeu
anberen bei Saltings; bier tuuroen Die
Sample NIT auBerOroentIiher @rbittes
runs ausgeiodtsn. 9as 1pwn iit
terroriiirt. 6raueu uno ainosr BADEN
ii6 in Die Sterilization aeliidtet, Sic in
einen S6laflaal um9spanosIt pprben
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Scmprrru;lrr Sobiou.
g}eip gOorf, 2S. Sfs.

~NN'S tS+Nf 49, ~~'''
Ger Nbgepr6neis D. i 0obion uOn
9llobamd, Der tllrslib i'm 0OnareB cine
&orla9e e,ngereidlt bot bic oen &srs
toni Qeiiil9er Gstllnte III oen g1nSen
Ber. Stoaten uetbIetsn loll. puroe ON
Mohtng gum IebenslnuaIlbsn UiitQlleO
Der WorlO's J9omens GbrIltIau Ieme
peronce Union gemoht. Die geaens
mdrti9 bier ibre SobresueridmmIung
abbdIt
gIls Erdiioentin oes Berbnnoes muroe
ole Gjrdiin RoinIino Don Carlisle ple.
Oer gemobIt. sur 8tcepralioenitn 6rnl
8. Wi u. SteUen6 pon Yortlnnb. Nie.
8le Barinmmluug lam am WOnto9
2tbsno mt einem BON 5rnu GebOrob 9.
HiUinaitor geleitsten SpmpOlium gum
2bIhlus.
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Or. 6. Wiuret i6nlOig.
glsp Yort, 30. Oft.

Er. @rnit Muret. 6reuno 6sS &c.
it1nolgen W0roers BON gtnnd Humul.
ltr. Reu. 9nns SdmiOt. wuroe am
Mittwoh bier BON ben @eibmorensn
iduIoig beiunoen, JaIihmiinSsrwert.
seu9s i'm 8siiB gsbabt 5u babsn. boss.
gen Der @erihm6runs CUR 6erIteGuns
BON ialihsm 8eIb ireigeiprohsn. Dns
llrtbeiI piro an 8Ounerltag ssiprOdsn
meroen.
Shnlibt, Der ala 8eu9e oufgeruisu
iuuroe, betonte empbatiIdJ, Bob CT allsin
bns ialihe @et6 gemadt babe uno ct
adeln s8 geUelen let. Der bic 2lumulIsr
bate.
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SOtidafter beim aaiier.
Berlin. 30. Oft.

DetltH, %. Ri.
Snme8 ". @ernro, Der neue omeris
fonii6e BotIhofier bier, purbe am
Nittwoh pom 6eutiben aatier in
2tubisns empIon9sn. nm leine Beglnu'
bigun8sihreibsn 5u ilbsrrelhsn. Der
aoiier unterbielt fiji Idngere Belt nit
oem 8otihniier iiber eine Jtelbe BON
@sssnianoen bod nlht ilber pOIttlite
Er0Qgn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-31
q ew gort's g Il itreit.
9eeu Nort, 80. Oft.

Inter benz Shub uOn BoliSiiten
uno Bunoes @ebeimbeamten muroen
9tsnltog 2tbeno Die HOitlacpen in 9tew
NOrf in normnler g9eiie beioroert.
nahoem cine unterbrshung BON bets
nobe 81 Stunoen ourh ben Streit BON
l25 Boithauifeureu etnsetreteu mar.
GOitmeilter Mtorgan gob am 2lbeno ole
&erliherung. oaB feline 8er5D8erung
in Der HoitabIiefsrung pon uno nah
BEN 8abnb0ien uno 8ufs sintreten
iperoe.
Die Streiter uHternnbmen i'm Qauie
beS Cages peridieoentlib Nn9rine
auf Die Eoltautos, ia in einem Sale
srliien lie oen Chauffeur nno ben be.
9leitenOen S6ubmann an unb Silnoes
ten oaS glutu an. @S eelun9 leood. Die
5Iammen gu erltieen. bepor Die 6euers
webr am Ylabe erihiensn mar. Inter
ben 8erbofteten befinost iih elm Ea'
trid Sobnfon. Der iib fir BEN 8ises
prGiioenten bes lofulen 9meigeS Del
Chauffeur Union aus9ibt. Die ben
Streif Ieiist. SObnlon unb onbsre Ser
haitete itebeu unter Der Sbbut eiues
8uuoescommi1dra ..no iino ongetla9t
ben transport uon 8Oitiaben bebinOert
5u haben.
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'Sas Stanoredt bat gewirft.
9enoer, Colo, 80. Oft

0eHUtr, 0UIU., %. Stt.
Mit Der 2lnfunft bon unseidbr lehss
bunbert Wtonn Staatsmili5 unter Sc.
neraIabjutnnt gbaie pOn Colorado in
9rinloao, Colo, Idien am MittwOh'
pormittu9 im Streif9ebiet pOrIGuIi9
&ube ber9eitelIt gu iein; auBer Oen
MilBtruppen iino unQefQbr oreibuns
bert lueitete @rubenwdtter im Sneifs
9eblet ein9stroiien. gSle am Ntlttmoh
oerInutete. MAIDEN Die Streifer 8ers
iude. Die telepbOniiden 8erblnOungen
Su It0ren,
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SrAnni6wrigs SbrOu.

Yer oeutihe HunOesrnlb nuhm lm
Ntouloa einitjmmia oen SeihluB an.
Gem HlluSen Grnit glu9ult Oon Gums
berIano. Dem ShtuIegerl0bn ots Aals
lets, ole Re8lerung oes Nsrio9ibums
SraunldweiB 5u tbtrtaal1. Rah'
oem belen &nier. Der lleriQg ppu
Cumberland, oui ben lbron perjihs
tet hat.
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g 6neeiull in 8 E item.
QiEcolu, 9tebr., 80. Oft

StElUIuy 9ttUID ~. Rit.
Sn 2incoln, Nebr., feI am 0iensta9
Der erite Shnse oieier Saiion. uno
leidte ShneeIGle meroen aus benz
grDBten 9beile Nebrasta5 berihtet; i'll
9incotn it!bit mar Der SAneeioq uOn
ito.tem g8lnb uno lintenoer 2emperas
tur be9Ieitet. tod bIieb Oer Sbnee
nl9t Ian9e ltegen.
Siour gitp, Sa.. 80. Sft.
Sn Der llmgebuns pon SiouT @itD.
Sa., ltellte iih in Der 9faht BON 9ton'
tag auf 3iersta9 ba8 erlte mtrflife
@interwetter Elm nit S6nsefau bis 5u
einem 3pG.
aanias Gitp, DO, 20. DIT.
9dnee lag am 9ienstus 9IbenO in
pielen G6eiIen oes mittleren uuo nDro'
Iihen aanlas, ipipie bes peitIiben
MiiIouri, an etIi6en Stelen 5ipei bis
fiinf 3oll bod. Die Temperatur betrd9t
etwa Sebn @rno unter benz @eirter'
puntt. Sn aanias @itp, Wo., mar Der
S6neefal BON einem Sturm besleitet.
Der in einen Bli5Saro aus5uarten
orObte. glebniid la9en bic TerbaIt'
niIis in mebreren ben1dbarten Staoten
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lluterri6t in Serual=6 6Dgieue.
Chicago, 81, 28. OF

gVUBU, Su., 70. AII,
On Iini oeri6jeoeuen bleii8eu 6oh'
ihuIen wuroen nm 0loutag pon NerSs
len &ortrdgs iiber SeIudlr 6Dgjene ss'
baIteu. bic jsbt in ben Qebrplon Der
Qodiduten auigenommeu tit. 8ier ole'
ier Bortrdge murbeu Dor Mdo6eu. Stusi
DOR 2nnben 9ebalten.
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gitue SiiOpOlmerpeOitiOu.

G6nbon, 30. Eft.
Cir grnit &. Ea1tistOn. Der brltlihs
golariori4er. fiHa.3te in gouoou an.
er oeoente cine ugus 2ndrttii9e Grpeojs
tlon aus3ufubrtn. ois er i'm Sabre
1914 anlreten nil
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-Sn YuIoerbofb Bel Roftrolp
SpiT6sn S6tperin un6 0ubpiqsIuft
puroe unlGnqIt hi. Qeicbe elmer .I.e
ganten Dame dufoefunoen. Nohforz
fhungen crgaben, oaB es Ii6 I'm Elm.
grtiitin Wario S1ambsroer, WlitQIieo
eines 3irtus MeitfaIid, banneIt. Mun
lie1te meter feIt, ooB iie Elm Qiebss>
perbGltni8 nit einem Shmieb ndmsns
Sod aus lleliB bate unb Dor tur3em
in RaItrotp aa9etommen mar, I'm Die
Gltern Go6s gu beiuhen. llnterpeos
bprtbin hntte Iie ser 2iebbaber, Der
BON elmer .0eirat nihts pi1en pollte,
hurd etnen M}eTerTtiA in 0en 6oIs
get0tet. IS gelonq. 3o6 fsTt3une6-
men. Gr bat bereits elm 0eit1nonis
abgstegt.
Gin &0Iner Soufs
monnsIsbrling. Der nit gtringen Wit,
t,ln dussspnnoert mar, geriet ni6ts.
obnsno auf fran30iiihes 8ebiet. 'yn
gont>a sWoufIon purb. sr BON Der
polissi angsbnIten uro CUR PoIisei.
ipode 9eidofFt. No6oem ibm Ysin,
Wertiaasn unb Qapisre abesnommsu
parsn, fpurbs ibm elm Shein oor9e,
Iegt. ben er 5u unterfhrsiben iit
rptigsrts, neil er fem Dort 5ran30,
fiih perTtono 2(m onosren Saot
fpurbe er miIitdrdr3tIih unteriu6t
rpobei fih feline GisnItuntnu9Iihteii
berausiteIIts. Bel Der GntlaTIunc
teilte ihm Der Tsutih ipredenot
Stabsar3t gu isinsr ,Ieberraiaun1
nit. ooB er CUR 5rsmoenIslion 9s.
tommtu, Tous II taugIi4 befunosr
tuoroen pGre.
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5eIir 9ia5 iu6t g 6ub.
&era Cruz. W}er.. %. Oft.

General 5elir 9ius itellte iid in Der
Nadt uon Montas auf Gienitas in
Gera grus inter ben S6ub bes oortt'
gen nmeritanilden @Onlulats unb uuroe
BON bort aus an 8or6 bes i'm 6afen
liessnoen omeritanilben aaronenboos
teS Bbeelins sebradt. Wtit Sias fan'
ben uuf bisiem Sdifie Sipei Megitansr.
Sole Sanbopol unb Gecilio ScOn, bic
fib in ieiner Be9leituns befanbsa, GU
Fuht, ippie Nleranber Bil!iams. elm
amsritaniider 9eitunssbs ridtsritatter,
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&ertintes SOrgeben.
OeutihIdno, Gn9lano nno 5ranf.
reih msrosu nibt ei9enmdh.
tie se9en ,rlerifo haneeln.
g8alhinstcn. 8. g.. 2S. Oft.

lSulUlHNlSHs K. W. so. SAt-
NleIounoeu aus bem britli6en Nus'
warti9en Qmt, oss SnbaIts, oaB @roB'
britonnien iebt hah Seenolguns Der
gSablen i'll Der Iiollhen &epubllt tet'
nen Sdritt in Der meritnnlihen 5rnst
tbun tueroe. Ubne Die Negisrun9 Der
Ser. Staateu pOrber Su tOnluluren,
baben in amtlihsn arsilen in @albln9.
ton IebbnItes Sntsreiie berpOr9erulen
uno ben @eriihten neue 9tahrun9 9es
eeben, oaB Die amerifautihe 6s9ierun9
cine 9tote an Die @robmdDte plane, Die
uiellei6t in einem semeinlamen 8or'
seben WerifO seseniber in 3utnnIt re-
lultlren ma9.
9lls Sefretlr 8rpan Die 9Onboner
Melounssn seSeist uuroen, in oenen
es beiBt, @nslanos 9lnerfennuns fir
Suerta erltrede 1ib nur bis 81 ben
g8ablen, ertpiberte sr, er babe pon Nns
fang an nibts 2lnoeres anSenommen.
Beiraet, oh Die in 9lusarbelmns bee
ariffene 9tote ben @es fir llnterbanos
lun9en nit ben fremoen Ge9erungen
anbahnen meroe, ertlarte er. bleriiber
oiirfe er 9e9snwdrti9 ni6ts perlauten
laIien.
8aibinston, 30. Oft.
9rei eurppdilde GrpBmd6ts,
0eutihlanb, @nslano unb 6rantrelh,
baben Iib bereit ertldrt. feline S1rltte
in Sahen Mlsrifos III tbunL obne oaB
pOrber Die &egierung Der Ser. Stad'
ten @eIesenbeit 9ebabt bat. ben relp.
&egierun9en einen oefinittuen EIan
fir Die SufiinItige 8ulitit Der pon
&epolutipn ourhtobten mittelamsrls
taniibsn 9tepubIlt sesenilber 81 unter'
brelten.
9as bic europdiihen Md6te bic
omeritanilhe &e9ieruns um einen Tor'
i6las be3n9li9 MsritOs eriu6t baben.
iomie baB Die brei 9enannten @roB'
mGhte auT ben @uni6 Der Ser. Staa'
ten einae9anaen lino, muroe am 9iens'
tag Nbeno uon Setretdr 8rpan amtli6
in @aibington. 3. g., ansetilnoist.
8rdiioent 8illon, Der iib Sur 8eit bies
fer Befonntmabuns auf Der 5abrt nab
Der BunoesbauptItaot befano, 1T am
slbsnb einsetrOifsn, tueiserte ii9 leoOh,
irseno ipelten &ummeHtar ~ becmerts
tanilben 5rage Su MAIDEN.
Suerta 9eint seWabIt.
Merito. 80 Oft.
Sm Sale boB bas Suerta'Slanquets
lhe 3idet cine Mtaloritdt bel ben g2nhs
len am lebten Sonntag erbalten bat. iple
jebt I'M 8ereih Der M0sIi6teit gu Ite'
gen ihsint. miro Der meritaniite Gons
sreB Die fir Suerta absegebenen Sttns
men fir ungiiIti9 ertldren. nno SIans
quet miro ben @io als 8iSeprdiioent
ablesen uno sic propiioriide YrGlioent'
ihaft ilbernebmen, bis Neuwablen abe
sebnlten lino.
9lele @rfldrung muroe 8ienltag
9lbeno pom meritanilhen Wtintiter bes
9(euBern abgesebsn. Die in Der Sera
foiiung entbaltsns aIuuiel. ouB Der
prppilorlife 4rdiioent niht tein eises
ner Nadfolser perben bari, iinbet auf
ben 8iseprGlioenten feline 9lnwenoung,
tpie aus amtliber Guefle uerlihert
iuiro.
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Ote ,,1Ioreiteru"-5e
gen haben cis Geicbtcbte
pom Ga Groiie nicbt nmy
miticbreiben ioncern nit
ntacben Peifen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-31
SR. ROSS WILL MAKE PERMANENT
HOME HERE AFTER LONG ABSENCE
RETIRED NAVAL
OFFICER RETURNS
AFTER 40 YEARS

Forty years ago a resident Of Ho-
noIulu, DIR: John W. Ross, of the
U. s. navy, retired, known the world
over for mis- work In Panama and in
Cuba as one of the pioneers in
Identifying and eradicating the yellow
fever mosquito, has decided to make
his home permanently in the Paradise
OF the Pacific. Chosen as the repre-
sentative Of the II. s. navy for the
first Panama sanitary commission,
DR.. Ross for number OF years work
ed side by side with Colonel William
c. Gorgas, present chief sanitary Of
ficer of the canal zone, whose efforts
IL Panama he warmly champions.
Il have come back TO Honolulu
alter forty years." Dr. Ross explained
this morning. land now il is my in
tention TO make my home here. Ever
since ! left this beautiful spot, ] have
been longing TO get back.
"1n the early days here-forty
years life in. the islands. was
exceedingly attractive. There were
any number of charming people in
Honolulu and il was their custom to
entertain royalty whenever a ship
a anne into the harbor. ! remember
particularly well the glorious even
/. rs when dances were held at the
5eyal Hawaiian Hotel. No young
people in the world ever had better
times than we had then.
The Princess Likelike Mrs. Cleg-
horn was one OF the most charming
hostesses in the islands. =. Prince
Lunalilo, the last of the Kamehame-
has. was popular with everybody 4
have always counted myself fortunate
to have lived in Honolulna IN those
happy days" - -
Although by naturei IqlIrt apd
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-31
REGISTRATION ],
on At OAHU

Registration for the September
term is now going on at both Oahu
College and Punahou Preparatory
school. Fifty incoming members of
the freshman class have already reg
istered at the college. having chosen
their courses and electives, In &C
cordance with the present plan. every
freshman is assigned to member of
the faculty who maps out for each in
dividual an entire college course suit
ed to the capabilities. desires and fu-
ture plans Of the student -
New students arc admitted to the
freshman class and to the grades of
the preparatory school by examination
only.
For entrance to grades below the
eighth. students will present satisfae-
tory certificates of work accomplish
ed in all subjects and pass examina-
tons. oral or written in English and
arithmetic only. For entrance to the
eighth grade and the freshman class,
students will present detailed certifi-
Gates of work accomplished and pass
examinations in English, arithmetic,
geography and history.
Students from Kamehameha
schools, Mckinley high school, and ac-
credited high schools may be admit
ted to advanced standing in the AGA
demic courses in Oahu college upon
the certificate by the principal on the
form provided by the College. This
form in most cases will be supple.
mented by such examination as may
be necessary.
Examinations for. admission will be
held on Friday, June 18th. 9 a. m, at
Bingham hall, Oahu college, for en-
trance to the eighth grade and the
freshman class, and on Saturday.
June 18th, a. m, at Punahou pre-
'sparatcry school for Grade VIII and be-
low. Applications for admission
should register at once
Students entering from islands
Isother than Oahu will take examina-
irons at Lihue, Kauai; Waikiki or
Paia, Maui; Hilo or Kohala, Hawaii
Il
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MARY ATCHEMY
CASE AGAIN
NCOURT

The old Mary Atcherly case, which
has ramifications extending back 10
the monarchy. has again bobbed MP
In the United States supreme court,
according to adyices received here
from Washington this morning, An
appeal from the territorial tribpnes
reached Washington some time ago
and has been placed on the docket.
The caption of . the neweft}SeNl
reads: Kapiolani Estate versus t.yie
A. Dickey and Edward M. Watson.
A member Of the law firm Of Castle
& wilmington. the local attQrneys
representing the Kapiolani Estate,
stated this morning that this change
in the caption is probably due to the
fact that Mrs. Atcherly conveyed, a
eortion of her property to Dickey 4
) Jatson, who are acting as her at
torneys IN the case. in return for their
services.
The original suit was brought in
1856. Prior to the Enlistment Of 2
Z. rs ~. -
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demonstrated in til cases of the Re
public and Titanic, as means of
saving lives at sea. TO have con-
tributed, in any degree, to this pos
sibility, is a source of profound graft
ficatfen. OF course, the wireless can
not bring aid, if there are no, ships
within range that are able to arrive
In time to rescne those in danger, but
in both the cases l have mentioned,
aid was at hand, and the frightful loss
of IRE in the Titanic disaster was
not the fault of the wireless.
THE need for more powerful
equipment and two operators for
every ship are the principal wireless
lessons to be drawn from the Titanic
disaster"
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WDlHDIfARN
HON OFFICIALS
BOUGHT AUTOS

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
HILO, May S0.-Members of the
NAVAL investigation commission are
learning how several Of the county
officials, past and present, acquired
the automobiles which they now own.
According to we'll founded statements
the officials did IAN auto rent tusi-
ness with the county" by using their
own machines as stock in trade, al
though they did not collect the rent
direct, but through third person.
After making partial payment for
the autos, they would decide to make
Official trips to some other part Of
the island. On their return they
would render bills for auto rent hire
through to the county, which, after
being approved apd passed by the
board OF supervisors, would be paid,
the officials receiving credit for par
tial payments on their autos.
a payment of one prominent Off
cial at one time amounted to $500. as
verified by account books In the
hands of the prObers, it is said.
When the county officials were
questioned as to whether they
thought it was right for them to use
county money in this manner they
maintained:
1T cost the county no more to pay
us for the use Of the machines than
it would to have paid some one else.