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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01

behurfte, puroe nah Dem arbeitsbaus
uno oem 3ufIuhtsbdus geIanot. auh
nit 8emiiIe, oas auf Der Armen9auss
farm eesoqen nurpe, tonnten anoere
Ttdrtiite 4nitalten Oerior8t Deroen.
2lm !. SanuQr 1912 befdnoen 1th
s33 SniaFen in Der Qnitalt unb am
81. Eesember 1912 betrug Die 3abl
TSP. 3m 2auFe Deg Sobres itar6sn
118 sfniaITer uno neun BON oteien
CcbesfGaen tpurben pom Coroner uns
.erfutIi.
Ger Sefammtbetrag, Der 5eryu
aammeron fir ods 5abr 1912 CUR
gufuaung itdns, belief fid auf ST.
6l8.70 uno nit bieIer Summe btitrttt
er ritt nur bic idmmtlihsn 8etriebss
urtoFen, be3dblts Die S6uloen ieines
grlgGneers In Der 50be Don $1,000,
cab nok3u 5000 an ben Sooipituls
ion6s ab, ionbern bate nod an
Stjluf ossoyahrss. fpie bemtrtt, S448.s
u on 6ano; ohne 5rage Elm Re1uIs
tat. ouF bas 6err Gdmmeron NIT Dem
oolIiten Redte itol3 Isin tann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01

@eiunltige SdaoeneriaBforbernugen
fnr cine fleiue Strafeubabu.
perbeiiernng.

Is lit iebr leid)t noglih. 6aB oo5
StraBenfomnttttee oe5 Staotratbs
pom Ger proleftlrten Tllrhlegung Der
UdpIemooo Anenue, bon Der Selen
StraBe bis WcGormit Bloee, gang.
lid 2lbitan0 nehueu luno 0as fiir oie-
lem 3lDef bon Der StaSt bereits er.
pcrbene @runoetgeutbum uieber Der.
fQuien miro.
GineH 6efinttipeu 8eihluS in Sic.
ier Siniif]t bat oa5 aouunittee, an
oeiieu Spibe 6err ,Soiepb geruing
itebt. nod ntht aeiaBt, aber 5err
gerninG ionobI pIc Die iibrigPn Wfits
alieoer oes aommittees. narpn i'm
45rtn5ip iebr fiir od5 4uigeben ops
Qroiefts, neil gcIpiIic 8runoeta1n.
thinner. oereu Gigeutbrpm anaebIih
gcitdoigt miro, gang erorbitaHte
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oil oteStaot
Itellen.
1iir ous 3ur 1urhIegung Der
StraBc benotbtatc 8rutogiaeuthlml
mllroen iciner3ait s.. 800 be3abIt. lie
Sertipltcuung Der SraBe milrhc iih
mad Dem aoItenoorauidLug oes5toot.
ingeuieurs auf etlpa $4,000 IteQcH,
mopon Die angreu3enoen Brunobeiieer
.nur - Qro3ent 5u trnaeu haben
.niirocu uno ais Shoocnerias fir an.
leblite Shaoiglua ihres Giaea.
tbunt8 ourh ore StruBe beauiprufen
bier @ruHobeiiBer 5u'onmen ba5 net.
te SHnlnlten bon 5000.
9lnaeiid,ts bteier ,Sorberunacn hattie
oas Observation-Disclosures Die IHac,
legenbeit idngere 3eit aui iit berlt5en
la'iea, aber Jeitcrn 9tafnittaq fann
cine aonferen; oe5 aommittee5 mil
nehrereu Der 6runoetqenthiirner. Die
1dl0cHeriab beauiprud,en i'm 5toot.
rothsiaal itntt mo aeIe9entIIf oieier
aoniereni mafte 1ta0t rSngenieur
Naite Den 9oritIas, oas Qroieft pof'
fig taleu 3u Iaiieu nI1o oas Gigca.
tbma mie0er 3l berfoufeu.
@cuiae Seflinoen ipater erflGrter
iih 3pei Scr Serrihaften bercit. lpeit
.qcrinaere SluHnen anueHter 81
moIlen. nIs tie uripriinalih pertoaat
bntten. SSn einem sSaae uuroe hic
Tyoroerlmq bon $1,000 auf $3.50 ber'
abaeiest unb I'M anoeren Safe bon
$500 auf $3.50. Die bei6en nnoerelr
aneeblid9 aeiddoigten 8rlsn0beiibcr
noren nitt in Ger Sisung sueesen.
gie betreffenbeu 8runbbeiieer lno
ihre sSoroerllHaen Iino Cora 4. Itc'
Oeuttt S35Q0: 6ettru Stefner,
SO, 600; DP. Qetterer, $500; Si38te
VI. Omen, $1,000. Srl. Omen erfldrte.
aaB lie iitl init $3.50 3uirleoen geben
mairoe unh Serr &etterer Iieb ourt
ieiuen glrtrpalt ietne 5oroeruna aut
$3.50 bersnteriese!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01
&arunng gegcn SaiheuDiebe.

Ter Gbei Der BehcImpolt3eI Grim
erIieb gciteru cine 5citaeudBe JSnr.
uung on 0as NubIiflm sum ShuBe
aeaen Saidpn0iebe, meldle mU oeu
StraBenbabnc0rs 3u oarbetten" pfle-
GEN. Ter 8oIi3ei mar am OonnerS-
taa 9lbeno Die 25uformatlou 5lgesaa-
aen, oaB orei geidbrltd)e IaidenoVebe
auf oem 8euniulooniu gabnbofe an.
aelanat ieieH, nm IN Cincinnati cine
n8ditro[le" Su geben. Die 9ebelm<
polisllter EfIug un6 9edmau eilteu
ioiort noh Dem RaMlboi, iebod) pa
rem oie uupillfommeneu 8dlte be-
reits peridNunT0en. Ter Ghef Der eSer
beimpoli3ci criudr aus oteiem IalaB
QQe Observation-Disclosures, an tueld1e
iicl AMI Der 4latform ooer i'm g9aacn
unbetunute WQuner IN alifiolll9er
gSeiie beranordnaen, uupCr3llaltdl 3it
erareiieu uno bis 3ur Autunlt Der
QoliSet ieit3ubaIten. oa cs lidl IN
neun aus 3chn SolIen nm Ioid9enoie-
be huu0elc. NuBcroeni ielr GrIm Dem
5trabenbahuperioual udhe, etH 'nad-
James gluqe aui peroadltlae BaIlaalc-
re 3u babeu lnb I'M gtotbiaue erer.
aid ein3uiprIngen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01
illus benz Ypliseiseridlt. t.

Grau Celia glifforb uno ihr angebz
li6er ,QooptipIobu," elmer Glifipro,
30 reIp. % Sabre alt, pelhe Dte be-
ridtet, am 1pnnsritag i'm puIace 90
tel oerbdftet poroen paren, Deroen
Iid beute untsr Der 4utlage oes uns
otIsglihsn 3uiammenIsbens gu perz
anttpor.en bdbsn. Guberoem liegt
qsoen biz Jrau np5 cine Autlage oer
unseissIitsu 4usubung Der Wobrios
gerti Dor.
glebsrft intsreTants gntbulIunssn
tamen bei Der 8srhanbIung oes Gal
les 3eqsn Nm. 5olsp unb 5rau 4uno
1uit al 5oos. Grfterer ftebt unter
Der antIaas bss GroBoiebitabls, nab
rsno bic frau oes gRbrut1s beihulz
oiat lpuroe. Dor sttpu sinem Sabre
mar cine TamiIie Cooper, BON Der VI.
s. Srabs unter Der gntluge Der
FaIItminserti berbaftet poroen.
Cooper tdtts, bspor er ius 6efdugnib
cbaefuhrt nurbe, ieine Wobnung uno
isins Ginrihtung bsm Rahbaru go
len dnpertraut. 9lls Die Goopers IpG.
ter rUisbsr auf frsieu Tub geIeBt purs
osu. Itellte es fih heraus, oaB 5olsp
bas in ibu seissts 8ertrauen miB=
bruuht uno idmmtlihes SiIberges
Iairr asItobIen bate. gr pdr mittz
lsrpsilt peoen zines anoeren 9er9ez
hens uno untsr benz fin8irtsn Ramen
.Tople" az elmer Iduqeren 4rbeitsz
6ausitrafs perurtheilt porosu aiir5s
lid erihisn Grau 6anHab Guit, be-
rem Mann rpegsu 9tsamie i'm 3uhts
baus gu Columbus Tigt, NIT srpei tlei@
nen Ginoern por osm Stherteitsotret-
tor Cab. gab iih fir Die 9attin BEG
Dcpls aus. uno tatte um Die gesnas
oiauua ces lsbtsren gebeteH. SSoIen
alias Iople nuros cntlaiIen, unb ods
gadr lebte rieosr in tptloer Ghe 3us
Tammen. BIZ oie Qoltsei einidritt uno
6eioe perbdftete. Golep asitano ben
TitbIton oes GilbsrseThirrs 5u uno
srtlGrte Tit qsFern berett, ben Octet
tins su ,sigsn. no Die geute su finoeH
ift. qlus bisIsm 8runbe puroe Der
SaQ duf beute uerftoben
Serrn TaIs unb aea6 Winters,
sfuei Gbormdosl, iptIhe frii6er Der
mollie UilIidms Jruppe duqehDrteH,
batten iih pegtn 5erumlunosrns au
psrautlpprtsn, unb nurben Der S!aot
osripieTen.
Dare 56ompFon. etn profeNionsuer
gleirobrenoisb, fpurbs su 30 Jagsn
4rbeits6aus, $50 unb ben Soften per-
urtheilt.
Tiefelbe Siraie puroe oem glsger
Gtdrleg 8. BRADFORD suoittirt, mel
der ieius friihers gslis6te, Cora
Smith. nit sinsm RaHirmehsr
fchlimnl 3uaerihtet bate
g8alter Gbismau. Der Is Sabre al
te, qeitdnoige Rduber. tuuroe untsr
$1,000 8iirafdaft ben GroB8sidppres
usn iibertpiefsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01

Gie aonfereu3 crga6, oaB sSrl.
CiDen iorpobl tpie Serr Stefuer BET
Dem IurhIeqcu Der Strabe gang be.
oeutauo prpfitireu Ipcroen iuoem iie
BON Der Staot ie Elm @ruuOitilf Don )
Sub ,5ront luo etpu 140 SUB Giett
gum 8eiheuf erboIteu, oa 0ieieS 2dno
Atr StraBe nift gebraldIt miro.
guh Serr aetterer Diirfte nadl Der
2Lniift Der &onuuitteen1ttgIieoer eber-
iopeuia wie Trau WtcIeDttt gefda-
6igt Der0en uuo ou5Sfonrnttttee III ea-
ber gang eutihieoen gegen oieie eIor-
bitanten Toroerungen
Die StraBe lpar ieiner5eit 9epIant
nor0en nm ctnen fiir3eren @eg ttnh
ser Wtetbo0iitcn &irte an Der Waple-
MOOD 2lue. uno uah Der tSolp RaHte
Stride. an Der Wc0ttuan StraBe, 5lt
ihuffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01

S1auptIinq Tn1fer uno feline Spie.
Ter fanbeu BET ibrer glnfuuft IN 8eIt
8aoen, 2Nlo, oeu Oortiqen SpielpIaR
unter g8uiicr, pesbnIb bic beobitd1-
tigten goriibungen einittpetlen inter-
bleiben nutBteu 2luf bat es bort felt.
her fait uru,tterbrodJen qeregnet. 10
DOB lid, Die Slmgens nit Dem Irrt.
fen bes oortigen Sprltoels, nit ga.
ben un0 Iongen Spa3icrgaugen BE.
gnii1en nii'Ien, pos eigentItd) 5aupt.
,rped oe3 9ciuhes lit. Iie Sanbba-
bEra Der 9due i'm Nngriif lmo Der
&ertheioiguna foutmt in uadTter 8e.
he aui Der GtniibunqsItatton III Nto-
bile, Qla., iriib genug, nafoem lie IN
qltem 3uitauoe-- B. h. nit geilInoen
Wagen lno fliid)tigeu 9etneu - BORT
cintreifen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01
"PRECIOSA


Iie Derianmlunsen Der griten
Teutiden WsetbcSiiientirfe, 1910
Anee Sfrabe, srrid,en Der f3. uao
IL. Gtrabe. fir S,oHntag, 2. Rdrj.
rutrbcn ,pie foigt sehoIten ipcroen
Nlprsens BITE Scnntagsid,uae III,
9.i5. Der oiieltlid,e 9ottesoienIt Inn
fO.30. 1ie AbeuooeriammisIng be.
ainnt init elmer 9orbereltIngs-get.
it,inoe nm iieben llbr inn tnterea
Eaolc Der Stride. Tieie uirb I'm ODE.
rem @aole Der ssirfe fortaeiest i'm
boIb nab iieben llhr. Ter Eoitor.
9lep. y. q. q. iJiid,bad3. wtrb teins
yaoreengcttesAiessii iiber bos Ibera
prebigen lie Gntnidelung zines
Ghriifiid,n 0bornfters", mad, 2 Ne.
til 1 i:5---i0. uno am Abetlb iiEr
Den Nmf 0cttes sur Arbett@ nnh
1eu4t. 21:26-32.
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Stelltc itdl Der &Oli3ei.

2enru 81. Nbele. Don Goutngton.
ap.. qa9en oen befanntIih am Don-
neritaa bon y. 2. anoblaugh. 0rnji-
ocut Der 0tetoI Scat 60, $40. SDs
g8ilmint 5traBe, elm Saitbefebl mc-
gcn angeb.id]er llnterihlapuns cr-
mirft morbeu mar itellte iit geitern
fretDiQig Der bieliaeu 8oIi3et ltrio
nuroe Qegen 9iirgitoft aui ireien
7Sll6 geictt @r beitreitet mir groBar
Gntriiitllng Die aegeu i'm erhobene
geifuloieuHs unb erflart, ooB Dem
SaftbeicbI Elm GbeiIbaberihait. .Iifpat
al @runoe llegt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01

Gin iebr Invertebrates groaramn,
iii iiir Die brittle reaeIutabige 3giam.
mcRfuuit auigeiteat noroen. lie.
T.ibe fineet heat. Nchmittds In Der
aGla Der %. Ni.ristfauIe itntt.
Ias poaitdHoise grogranm Inutet /:
aIapierportrag alir Ie Ballet
............ ArlIAslO
iSr1ulein ssrene Garter.
0eiangsioIo -aufenibalt .......
.............. ssran5 Shubert
sSrGaIein Minaa Q. Iorn.
gortrag Beoaufen iiber Stant3.
aelinnnns.
Serr Tr. Sbfar Neeseer,
staiierIih Ieutifer aoniuI
geiangSioIo - 5riiihingsgInube !.
ssrauIcin Winnn q. Corn.
SraliIein Srene Garter
aIauierportras Sertett aus lncia. ).
2eihetsfi
ssrdilIein ssrene Garter.
aniprahe: Serr RedHsaniDoIt So.
--hann Sdspanb.
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8pttesoienit in 8obmaun's Gittipen.
leimnth,

eSn Der 9oontann 'ideu 9ittipeu.
heimatb finbet au SountQg 9tadp'
mittag INN boIb orei llhr Elm e,ottes'
oienlt itatt, Der BON Serrn Galtor
S,Safpb Bitter. Der gSraies Der To.
Snnobe non Rcro-amerita. aelevfet
perben miro. sSrelinoe uno 8ouner
Der anifaIt Iif,b 5u oieiem 8oS.es-
oienit ber5lidlt elnselaoen.
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Ter g}etrieb 6es lidotii6en armar'
bauIes fiir bas ,Johr 1912 iteilte lit1
INN nabesu $t3, 600 biaiger ais nab
reno oes ssnbres 1911. Iieie Ibdt'
iod,e erbcllt ans bern SSabresberidt,
Sen Der Superinteitoent 6es itootl.
Iden armenbauies Serr Syobn W.
Anmnleroa geiteru Ir. Gtto @eter,
0en 5lloerintenbenten 6es Icporte'
.ueuts iiir @obltbdtigteits. ulIoStraT'
nuitdlten iibermitieIte
lroe oieier beoeutenoen grlpar'
niiie, auf Die Serr aanreron per-
0ienteruraBen itoI3 lit, Duroen ote
,Sni1iien oes arluenhaiiies beiier Der
pfiegt umo beiier bef6itiat. Ipie ie 3us
Dor umb trosoer itellten iih oie SO.
item Ses llnterhoIts nieorlger ais i'm
,Sahre 1911. 0er llnterbaIt Der I'm.
iaijen Ses arnrenhauies bate DdhN
reNo 0es ,sahres 1911 pro aop'
Sfi4.iI aefoitet, Ddbreno unter Der
aominiltratiou BON Serru aammerou
bic soften pro Stcpf rpdbreno oes ,Sah.
res nui Sl01.1A geiaaen iino
stis Serr aauuneron am / "a.
mar 1912 Die 9errudltuus oes Ay.
| Imenbauies iibernabu. nutgte er in
naersriter 9iuie Hed,niingen I'M @es
troae pon $1,000 be5abIeu, Die Ibm
pom Der oerfIoiienen aontiniitrotion
iiberlai'eu morben paren ma5reno
an Borrathen 10 gut ipie nid}ts Dor.
banoen mar ferner mar Die gefulals
alna mir oos 9lrmerlhais I'm s. 900
gerinaer, nI5 lie es iiir oas ,slbr
li9it getDeieH por. ober trotoem Eat
Serr aummerou 70 portreiflIh &c.
lnirtbitufte,, oaB om @noe 0es ,Sa1'
res aus ielncru 8on0s nabe5n $4,000
| fir oas ifoo,litr S5oipital genommen
fuerbcn tUuEten uno er trog alleoem
nod, einen lIeberidnib Don S44sf2
am 81. 1e3euber an Sano bate.
! sSn ieineir gerift n,oht Serr aams
reron oaraur arifmerfiam, oaB ieine
lerite auiga5e mar, Die Berionalicn
Der sniai'eH oes armenhallles 9anj
aennu su unIeriitheu. nm feits,itcl-
len, Oh tie gielleift permogenoe slnge.
horIae babeu, Die perpiIld)ie. iino.
| iiir iie su iorgen. Iieie 9tadioritun.
Iaer hatien iur JcIge. haB cine an5lhl
,snToiieu oie Eniioif oerlniien muB.
lien, nabreu0 i.lr anoere jegt BON sin.
bern. Die lp05.ittuirt iino, aoitgelo
be3ahlt miro
Dus geraorsihen BON SpirituoIsn.
oas friiber libIib getueien mar, aIs
lgsIctnung FGr SuioF.n. bic Iit ar
hei.snilIig seisteH, paroe Don 5errn
aommsrcn ,inlsiteut unb itatt heFsn
s,tislteu bic arbeitspiuisen aafiss
lurs gutttrbroo. Tisie Reueruna Bat
iih, ipis 5srr anmmeron perfihert,
pprtrefflib bsIudhrt.
gssiiaiit Der SnfafTen Der 9tnitaIs
r:te in BEN gsrihi nod Defenders Der
lln.iiano berporseboben. oaB iih ses
gsnrdrtis gum triten MaIs in Der Sc
itibte r.r 4uitalt. isin SnfaiIe in bers
ieiben bsfinoet. Der nitt bier beimatbs-
bsre6iigt it,
anec6t.n rpurben pdhrsnb beg
Sahr.s r,e,Imdbis in Der anitaIt dbs
astalsen ubn 3Iuar Don Geiitliden pers
fhieesuer sonfeHionen. Tisfe 9eiits
lidea fpdrsR; Reu. Baiii. 8, !, 81.
bon Der Ct. Glemens airhe In ct.
gnnarb; Asp. 3. Rroents bon Der GU
tltriidxn Our Sapiour" aircbe; uno
Nsa. 6. 6. Wolter DON Der qrssbps
tt,ioner airte in 6ortirea.
| Durh bic 9ersr6bsruns Der eisans
laae ionntsn tdglin pier 5onnen Gis
fc5sisirt rpsrben itoit pie .FriiRr nur
eine toIbe Tonne pro Tag uno ods
Qis. etiIen man TN Nrmenbauis niht
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Wrpbe Griparniiie
Sat Serr sobr 0ammeron in Der
ger,ualtnng Ses itaotiifen ar.
meRbanics er5ielt.

Ger getrieb I'm Sabre 1912 IteIlte
lid, UNI nahe3u $4,000 riebriger
ais i'm Sabre porber. - Trobocn
fpar Die EefGiiiqung beiier benH j2
sltbor - Ter llnterhait eines S5n'
iaiien itelIte iih fir oas Ssabr cui
StOt14. - Gin Ibeil Der armea.
baus. .gapilligung miro fiir oas
s5oipitul peripenoet. - Serr stauts
lneron muBte audi Sdptloeu ieIncS
gors1ngers beden.
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Tns sis .Sssms Entatws@
has II, faysfips 1ssms Estnins. znaaeH Gle
nod, bet itnierg4rssi esn q, a.. Wssss AuElE
sins yyf0Iiuna In stasm 1eo. SsGsir; Urtpps
IN xwd xaasn. eSs.
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T He BIS NJ A R c K.

Mtreauttle 2tbrarH Stbsy
APP g9ainat EiruHe
Ias feiufe TamsH speiis 5tmmsr ina H}sftsa.
Wsssyaps sliien HsstsnHRa. Gabu ErAgftss.
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12. unS @inc Ctr, Giucinnati, 9.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-17

where he has spent the last three
months.
Mr. EbrendaFf comes to Honolulu
with 2 view 70 securing information
and taking photographs. beth still aad
motion. which he viii mould into a
lecture on the Hawaiian islands which
he intends delivering throughout the
Eastern States during the coming
winter For the past fe years he has
delivered lectures, a1d his series has
become to be Familiarity known prac-
tiGallv all over the United States. The
lecturer has spent the past six months
in ceylon. Indian. ard Java. this being
his first trip to these stands. lie
intends staying here a =:iontn. during
which time he will visit the volcano
and the other islands, securing photo
graphs of Madame Pele. island scenery
and native life,
My impression OF Honolulu is one
Of perfect delight said Mr.. Elmen-
dCrf this morning. "and expect to
find the islands as whole just as
beautiful as my first impression" In
case Mr. Elmendorf secures the neces-
sary material for his lecture it will be
delivered in such cities as Boston,
New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia,
Washington, Pittsburgh, Chicago. st.
Louis. Milwaukee and Minneapolis
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-17
COOPER
WEDDING Is
S0LEMV|zED

One of the prettiest weddings that
has taken place in many year in. Ho-
Iolulu occurred last night at the Pen
insula when Miss Alice Gertrude Coo
per, eldest daughter of Judge Henry
e. Cooper became the bride of Mr..
George w. Bailey. of Boston. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
Canon AuIt in the Spanish court that
is such an attractive part of the pic
turesque Cooper home. Palms, hang
ing baskets, ferns and bamboo made
lovely green background for the
waxy pink begonias and Easter lilies
that were used in great profusion for
decorations. Clumps of these lilies,
looped together with soft streamers
of tulle outlined the aisle for the bri-
dial party. AS Kaai's orchestra soft
ly sang the beautiful strains of Lohen-
grin's wedding march, the ushers and
bridesmaids took their places along
this flower lined avenue. The. bride
on the arm of her father, walked be-
tween them to a dais-like place, where
beneath wedding bell of silky white
flowers, the ceremony was performed.
The impressive double ring service
OF the Episcopal church was used to
plight their troth. The bride and
groom then turned to join a re-
ceiving line of Mr.. and Mrs. H. b.
Bailey, parents of the groom and
Judge and Mrs. Henry e. Cooper. Con-
gratulations and good wishes were
showered upon them by the scores of
guests present, after which refresh
ments were served and the dancing
begun.
The bride was beautiful in her we'd
ding gown of velvet embossed charm
euse-a Caillot model of SURPRISING
loneliness. Miss Bertha Kopke, the
maid Of honor, wore white satin drap-
ed with chiffon and with panels of
pink dew-drop and tulle The two
bridesmaids, Miss Esther Kopke and
Miss Florence Hoffman, wore crepe
chiffon over charmeuse, the one in
rose pink over white with pearl orna-
ments, and the other in sea-foam
green over nile They carried a clus-
ter of Easter lilies tied softly with
white tulle. Little Miss Julie Water
house, the wee flower girl, was a pic
ture in a lacy white frock over pink,
with soft pink sash and bows in her
hair. She carried a dainty gold bas-
ket filled with pink Cecile Bruner ro-
ses, which cascaded over the sides
with elfin gaiety. Mr. Bailey was at
tended by Mr. Alfred Cooper, as best
man, while Mr. Wallace Cooper, Mr.
Albert Clark, Mr. Theodore Cooper
and Mr.. Francis Cooper were ushers.
During the ceremony, Mr.. FIR. Anger
of the Boston Symphony Orchestra,
played Schuman's Traumerei very
softly on the cello, the haunting melo-
dies of which were fitting accom-
paniment to the sentiment of the beau
tiful service that was being read. Mr..
Anger, assisted by Mr.. Carlos CAGE
res, rendered an excellent musical
program during the reception, while
the dancers were resting from their
gay two steps and waltz The Won
derful moonlight night, the unusual
ness of the setting, and the general
attractiveness of the wedding as well
as the popularity of the brIde aid
her family, caused over two hundred
people to attend and pronounce it one
of the most beautiful as well as en-
joyable weddings of the season.
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SOME FISHERMAN.

Fred Johnson of honolulu added
further laurels to his ability as a
mighty shark fisherman last Sunday,
when he landed a pair of the finny
monsters. One was a six-foot ham,
mer-head and the other a seyen-foot
shoyel-head. Some fish.
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FINECONCERT
NOW PROMISED

A musical event of greatest inter.
est is the presentation by the manage
ment of the Bijou theatre on Friday,
June 20, of two artists of international
fame: Anthony Carlson, celebrated as
one of Americas greatest bassos, and
the distinguished English pianists
Vernon Spencer.
These two artists are booked for q
tour around the world, the next con-
certs taking place in Batavia and the
principal cities of the Dutch East In
dies, followed by tour of Australia.
Following the custom of so many art
lists, two appearances were arranged
for in Honolulu, and these two con-
certs viii be the event Of the season.
Mr.. Carlson has a voice of excep-
tional range, extending over a COM
pass of two and a half octaves, and
every note is of bell-like purity. His
control of his phenomenal voice Is
amazing. At one moment low &c"
reyerberates through the hall and at
the next, one is astonished to hear a
voice almost baritone in character and
timbre. In defense of his conviction
that the lied, or song, represents a
higher standard of music than opera,
Mr. Carlson has consistently refused
Ito appear in opera, declining even to
sing at the great "Festspiele" at Bey-
Teuth when personally requested by
Siegfried Wagner.
Mr.. Spencer's first visit to Ameri-
ca was in 1903, on which occasion his
recitals were all east of the Rocky
Mountains. For more than twelve
years he has been a prominent factor
in the German musical world, and has
achieved an international fame as pi-
anist, composer and teacher. During
his residence in Berlin he attracts
students to his class from all parts Of
the globe, while as concert artist he
is in constant demand. One interest.
ing feature of his playing Is the intro
duction into every program of a group
of miniatures as he terms them com
positions which every lover Of music
can appreciate, but which most art
lists neglect. In the playing of these
Mr.. Spencer discloses an art that is
unique and absolutely individual.
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morning. burglar got away with sS3
OF the ticket money. That the rob
berry was the work Of an expert safe
cracker was the first belief orthe po-
lice who investigated the matter. but
later investigations tends to the be-
lief that someone familiar with the
safe may have been guilty. .
When Deputy Sheriff Martin went
to Papaikou Sunday he found that the
ticket case had been pried and thought
the robber had done so in order to
get the duplicate keys to the different
compartments of the safe. But Nevis,
the station agent, who left the depot
at O'Clock, says that he is positive
the safe combination had been thrown
and that the duplicate keys were with
in it.
There are four men on Hawaii who
know the combination Of the safe.
Two Of them are former station
agents, one trusted employe Of the
railroad company. the cashier, and the
present station agent None of the
men have been called by the police for
investigation.
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At THE HOTELS
Hotel Aubrey, Hauula.

Mrs. w l.. Putnam, Miss Putnanl
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Thomas, DR.. F. H.
Davenport, Boston, Mass; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Hooper, Arthur Sehopen
hauer, Miss Schopenhauer, Brookline,
Mass; Captain Henry Hatch, Fort
Kamehameha; H. Ashford, H. 4. Pod
more, Miss Thompson, Miss Stephen
and Mrs. Gilman, Honolulu; Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. A. DeCew, Waial1a.
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Miss Marion Hollins of New York is
the new holder of the women's metro
politan golf championship.
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Next to the filler the worst thing
about cheap cigar is the wrapper
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MRS. WOOD, INJURED,
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

Slipping and falling to the deck OF
the Sierra while enroute from Homo.
lulu to San Francisco. Mrs. II. p
Wood of the Hawaii promotion com
mittee, received injuries which neces-
STATED her removal to the. hospital
upon the arrival of the steamer at the
coast city. Mrs. Wood will be con.
fined to her bed for at least three
week., according to information re,
ceiveL here this morning.