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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-12
Smiafy Rabunek.
" bia|y dziei obraboWano poslaica
banku. kup Wynosi $4,000.
Ragen i Wieckowski sic pogodzil.
NiezwykIy wypadek automobi|oWy.
Maszyna wjechala ma otwarty presto
paddy most.
Nowe szkoiy pubIczne stacye pocyne? Szynkarze pra
cuja mad zorganzowanem sufrazystek.- Sysematyczna
kampania antsuchOtnicZa.

SulTdZySleh.- ~ SCeIlldty cAuo
automobile i utonal, nazywa sic
Rocco Nigro, micszkai pnr. So4
w. Chicago ave.
Swiadkicm wypadku powiadag
Swiadkowie wypadku powia-
dajq, zc szofer jego pasazer
znajdowali sic W stanie nietrzez-
wynn, wiec dlatcgo ME widzieli,
re most byi otwarty.
+ = +
Ma Wlocha, Nicola Guzeto, 700
n. Franklin ul., najechai wczoraj
automobil zbiegu Lawrence
ave. i Broadway, fatalnie go ka-
leczac. WlaSciciel maszyny, Fred.
]. Betway, 1887 No. Marshfield
ave-, zawiozi rannego do szpitala
Lake View" Policya ME aresz'
towala Betway'a.
WALKA PRZECIW. TUBER-
KULOZIE.
w parku Sherman'a, przy W.
52-giej ulicy S. Centre ave-, roz,
pocznie sic jutro wystawa antisu.
chotnicza, majaca ma celu poucze-
ME lud jak zapobiedz MONA su.
chotonn i CO nalezy zrobie skoro
spostrzeze sic poczatki suchot.
Wybitni lekarze przemawiac be-
da W rozmaitych jezykach do ze-
branej publicznosci. Nadto rzuca-
ne beda ma ekran obrazki rucho-
me, przy ktorych pomocy lekarze
lepiej wytl6maczyc beda mogli
swe rady wskazowki. Wszyst-
kie organizacye Towarzystwa W
okolicy parku Sherman'a dopo-
magaja zarzadcy parkowemu, by
zainteresowac jak najszerszy o.
gol. Wykiady potrwaja W parku
Sherman'a do dnia 2o-go wrzes-
MIA.
Pozniei urzadzane beda podob-
ne wyklady antisuchotnicze W in
nych parkach.
SZYNKARZE ME PROF.
-.- e.. NUJA.
Stowarzyszenie szynkarzy chi
cagoskich p. n. United Societies"
czyni juz przygotowania mad zor-
ganizowaniem sufrazystek. Wczo
raj wieczorem zebraia sic rada
wykonawcza W hotelu Bismarc--
k'a, ktora potsanowila rozszerzyc
zakres dzialalnosci, by kobiety-o-
bywatelki mialy reprezentacye W
zarzadzie, tenn samem werbo---
waly zwolenniczki dla t. wv.
,,mokrych" czyli propagatorow
,,osobistcj wolnosci,' co znaczy:
szynki jak dotychczas powinny
bye otwarte w niedziele.
Glowny organizator stowarzy-
szenia, Leopold Neumann, O.
swiadczyi na wczorajszem ze-
braniu, re sufrazystki zorganizo-
wal juz w czterech wardach:
12-tej, I5-tej, 22-giej~i e3-ciej.
PoTRZEBA, NOWYCH
SZKoL 1 STACYI POLICYJ--
NYCH.
Superintendehtka szkol publi-
cznych, PAM E. F. Young, wnio-
sia podanie wczoraj do Rsdy
Szkolnej, by niezwlocznie przy--
stapiono do budowy siedmiu no
wych gmachow szkolnych, ma I8S
pokoi, mogacych pomiescic 1900
dzieci.. Pani Young wykazaia W
swym raporcie, re wszystkie bu-
dynki szkolne So przepeinione,
wiec koniecznie trzeba wybudo--s
wac kilka nowych gmachow.
Gl6wny sedzia municipality
H. n. Olson ostro skrytykowai
stosunki panujace we wiezic-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-12

dzy,I stale sic zwyczajnym oby--
" atelem, < s.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26
POOR c 0 Al Is
BLAMED FOR
EtS 80 UAI ~
10 - n
DELAY
III .r-,


Failure to make time because Of b
poor quality Of coal, coupled with the
fact that the bottom of the vessel has
become foul, are given as reasons for
the delay of the Pacific Mail liner
Mongolia, which came to a berth at
Alakea wharf on Christmas morning.
and sailed for the Orient at o'clock
in the evening. -
One hundred and thirty-nine cabin
and Is second -ciass passengers for
Honolulu were given the opportunity
of coming ashore by means sof
launches on Christmas eve. Many
awaited themselves of the privilege to
partake In Yuletide festivities ashore.
Four hundreds tons Of coal were
supplied the vessel before resnming
the voyage to Japan. China and the
Philippines. The through passengers
numbere rs cabin, IL second class and
26S Asiatic steefage. r.
x There was big delegation of prom
inent people included among the pas
sengers for Honolulu as well as those
going through to the Far East. r
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26
DIRECTOR DOUGHERTN
FAv0RS PLAN FOR
!. DINNER TO NIPP0 NS

TT Is with great deal Of pleasure
that notice that the Chamber of
Commerce and Merchants' Assoeia-
tion have Joined ii d Increment to
give dinner to the members Of the
Japanese Merchants Association and
about thirty other prominent Japa.
nese, said Director General james %.
Dougherty. of the Mid Pacific carnival
today Such an event comes special
~ opportunity inst now. when the
Japanese and others have been asked
to take part in the coming carnival.
and have already begun their plans to
do 80. showing their usual public
spirit.
The remarks made by Governor
Carter, in suggesting this dinner,
might well apply to other things. He
said that for years the Japanese and
others have entertained the Honolulu
Merchants Association and Chamber
of Commerce, ct elaborate dinners,
but that there didn't seem to have
been any return dinners. It is Ger.
tainiy time that our business men of
all classes and races, get together
more In such affairs.
Speaking for the carnival manage
ment,s cannot say too much of how
this was, and is, appreciated. / there
fore have special reason to be glad
that just at this time, the business
men of both kinds are getting together
more than ever.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26
DOYLE AND WOMAN -.
ARE ARRESTED ON
STATUTORY CHARGE

Joseph Doyle. bartender at a loci
saloon. who was arrested by the IT, S.
marshal few days ago on statutory
charge, was rearreSted this morning
On a new charge of a similar nature.
At the same time Miss Maud, Schg--
mann was appreheHded. The man
waived preliminary hearing en- this
second charge and was bound over to
the federal grand jury under $1,000
hail. and the woman. also waving the
preliminary hearing before the U. s.
commissioner was held to the grand
jury under $500 bail. Doyte's hear
ing on the original charge began be-
fore the commission Wednesday after
noon but was not finished that day
and was. to be taken up again at
o'clock this safterneon.s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26
STEAMER kauai
HOPELESS WRECK,
SAYS REPORTS

The Intef-Island steamer Kauai.
which slipped her anchors "Wednesday
afternoon and went ashore at Puako,
near Mahukona. Hawaii. Is this morn
ing declared to be total loss. follow.
ing the receipt of late reports from
the scene Of the wreck.
The steamer. built in 1887, at San
Francisco. operated on the coast un.
der the name of the Cosmopolls. and
was brought to the islands about
1896, having been purchased by the
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Com
pany before the merger with the
Wilder Steamship Company, now lies
In several fathoms Of water and Is Al.
most entirely submerged.
In the dismantling Of a small plan.
tation mill, once conducted by John
Hind, large amount OF material was
being loaded into the Kauai for ship.
ment to Mahukona. The vessel had
been lying an anchor at the regular
buoy, while brisk trade wax blow.
ing from the northeast Il Is stated
that. the wind suddenly shifted to &
more southerly quarter. and the Kauai
broke from her mooring. Before the
vessel could be checked III her drift
ing towards shore. the steamer was
hopefessly piled on the reef. The
steamer Maui was standing by. and
an attempt was made to get line %
the distressed steamer. Several
cables were secured but the Kauai's
position remained unchanged. At 6
<t,1s,<tl, y ~ q al here
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SUICIDAL WAVE
. sweeps CITY IN
!. FESTIVE SEASON
Confined from page one,

that he was fdisgusted with the man.
ner in which matters were proceed
ing at the family establishment, and
in using large knife, had almost sue
ceeded in seEering several fingers
from his right hand. when some COM
panicns took hand at prevention of
further acts of self-destruction. The
man was found near Vineyard and
River street and was sent to the hos
pital for treatment. 1t is q contrite
Mua that today gazes at mutilated
hand.
Henry Peters, reached the medical
men in considerably damaged condi.
ton, his right breast displaying a
deep cash, alleged to have been self
inflicted, Peters using a small knife
He was discovered in room In the
All Leong block, slowly bleeding and
much weakened. His injuries were
pronounced not serious. The man was
declared TO have been drinking to ex.
cess and became Respondent and Ill
through undue celebration of Christ
mas eve.
Chloroform was the method at
tempted by Kehiki Kane, who was
dragged from g room in Moiliili
tenement, supplied from the drug and
hastened TO the hospital where his In
terror was cleansed Of It's death-deal.
ing substance. Kane is alleged by
the neighbors to have had a prolong.
ed argument with his wife, concerning
the menu for the Christmas board.
Kane favored the succulent porker
and q regulation luau while the wife
demanded her rights and q turkey.
Grasping bottle filled with chIoro-
form, Kane downed the contents;
while his wife rushed for assistance
He was reported as out 81 danger this
morning.
When Rici. q Japanese woman I'm
formed her husband on Christmas eve
that she had been unfaithfiil; the pair
decided upon q double suicide, the
act having been arranged that poison
be employed.
The man induced his wife to drink
g portion Of bottle Of furniture DO
lish He watched the effect Of the.
mixture upon the woman and then
finished the contents. Their cries and
groanE brought some neighbors to-
the room. The story was learned and
the police soon had husband and wife
IN the fast wagon and few minutes
later they were side by side on an.
operating table. They quickly respon.
ded to the treatment and were soon
out Of danger.
i. = 4 Z (
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Police Notes

When Francis Anderson. 1 4year--
old boy. was thrown from the rear Of
4 wagon on Union near Hcrctnnia.
street yesterday. he dropped 70 the
ground and became q victim Of = badly
cut foot The boy was sent TO the
hospital Tor treatment.
A shower az confetti proved too
much for Nike WEIGH. who IN ar
tempting 20 relieve Z parched thirst.
became unsteady on his nnderpinnlnG
and fell to the sidewalk on Hotel
street. meeting with scalp wound
that necessitated taking him to the
hospital for few stitches.
Some person believing That the fire
department should have been repre-
scented In the mad and merry arcng
on the downtown streets Wednf eday
night. sent IN & false alarm. bringing
the ffre-fighters 10 box near pun al
bowl and Befetanfa streets.
While under the Influence of liquor.
Hoopii Walu IS alleged 10 have fallen
from an upper lanai to the yard below
1t The tenement near KnI<ui and River
streets. causing injuries to hts leg. He
received nrst aid treatment ana was
FASTENED to the hospital
James Mitchell was sent 10 the hos
lpital this morning. having met With
an accident IN the work 81 replacing
piling at the railway wharf Mitchell
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P1SsFNGKRs BOOKED,

Per o. s. s. Sonoma for San Fran
cisco. Dec. 26. Miss e. H. McWil-
liams. Mrs. M. j McNilliams, Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. McDuffie. E.. ]. McWil-
1Ians. z. &c. McwiIltams, ]. L. Young,
Alexander Forrest, F. e, THOMPSON, ].
4 n ShipIey. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo d, Per.
kins. Mr.. and Mrs Sam Blair, Robert
Braiz, Mrs. Charles Badenfeld, Mr.. and
Mrs r. J. Huntington, Miss Virginia
Huntington.
Per str. Claudine for Maui ports,
Dec. 26.-Mr. and Mrs. Ben Williams,
Miss hi. 0uisni, Mrs d II. Case. Miss
Case. b. H Case, J. D. Mcveigh, Mrs.
A. L. Haughton.
Per Stf. Eikelike. for Kauai ports,
Dec. 26.-Mrs. Hofgaard: S, Robinson,
Al Robinson. j. A. Allen, Miss ]. A.
Alien. K G. AhaIaa, F. Howes, E.
Kopke. -
Per str. Mauna Kea Tor Hilo and
way ports, Dec. 9Th. r. Quayle, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Grandhomme, Mrs. B.
Fernbank. r. III: Lourie, Miss Sturrn,
Miss sin, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G., Miss g.
PAYNE. Al. w. c.. Miss L. Kaniakawi-
woole, MI. and Mrs F. C. Baughart,
Geo. II. Robertson
Per str. Mfkahala for Maui Molokai
and Lanai ports, Dec. 20 Geo. Cooke,
Mrs. George Cooke. 50 :
Per str. Mauna Isoa for Kona and
Kan ports Dec. 20. E. E. Potter,
j. N. Keala, H. Focke and daughter,
]. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Wen.
zeheimer, J. Little, wife and child,
+. Smith, c. E. BalcoW d. Leith, NJ.
Turner. Master Smith, Mrs. J. ID.
sparis, Mrs. H, Kali. Miss Kali. John
Henry Hind and wife, Judge Quar-.
rels, Mrs. Cassele. $3.50 81 r..:-
Per str. Kinau for Kauai ports, Dec.
S0.-Miss Il. Day. Miss II. Sehimnell-
fering. Mrs. acknowledging. -
Per str. Mauna Kea for -Hilo and
way ports, Dec 3i.--J. n. Wise, &.
Brown, w. A. McDougal and wife.
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PERSONALITIES

3 MERTON q. EIfMANS returned to
Honolulu on the Mongolia Wednesday
evening aftef d three months visit to
San Francisco. He was accompanied
by an uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
IL. CARPENTER Of Minneapolis. MINI.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26

W. H. McEWAN Of Seattle, wash,
accompanied by Mrs. McEWan and
their daughters, the Misses Helen and
Dorothy McEwan, was a recent ar
rival in Honolulu, where he intends
spending several weeks touring the
several islands.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26

Chamber Of Commerce, StangenwaId
building In the absence Of Secretary
Fl. p. Wood, who Is visiting on Ha-
wall, Sidney r. Jordan viii preside.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26

Emperor Menelik OF A5yssIria, who
has several times been reported dead.
lis now reported to have died last
week.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26

On the motion OF u. 8. District At
torney Jeff McCarn, the statutory
charge against Mary Nobriga and Joe
Souza, the couple brought back from
Hilo recently, was dismissed this
morning. Insufficient evidence to con-
Wet was the reason given for the dis
missal of the action. -. +. Isl
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per str. Claudine from Maui ports
R. KaIwinea, J. p. Farley, Mrs. Far.
ley. Mrs. ]. S. Chung, S. Kawasake,
w. @. Hall, E. Murphy, P. Hoke, T.
Kamura, 81 deck.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26

Al meeting of the promotion COM
mittee will be held at $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon in the rooms OF the
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The Matson Navigation steamer Ho-
nolnlan. due from the coast on next
Tuesday morning, Ii bringing the next
ins{l from the mainland.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26

Every cent for Charity lie the slc-
uap of the Eiks for their Charity Bali
u the new Armory on New Years,
Eve. Better 90.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26
Local and GENERAL

Oceanic Lodge No, 371 will install
officers at the Masonic Temple to-
morrow evening. w. r. Harrington
will be installing officer and C. G.
Bockus master Of ceremonies.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26

Circuit Judge Cooper this mornine
granted a non-suit in the action
brought by Anna. Brazel against
Charles ". Brady, with Wall, Nichols
Company, garnishee, to recover $227
damages. :.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26

Steamer Maui Back From Wreck. y
The first authentic information
concerning the wreck of the inter.
island steamer Kauai al Pukoa was
brought to this city this morning by
officers In the steamer Maui. The
latter vessel stood by and several in.
effectual attempts were MADE to tow
the Kauai into deeper water. The
strain placed on the lines proved too
great and after several cables parted.
salvage operations were abandofied.
A wrecking crew has been placed
aboard the Kauai and everything
that can be removed will be trans
ferred 70 the steamer Helene, which,
under the direction of Superinten-
dent Sheedy, proceeded to the scene
OF disaster. The Maui returned with
% head of cattle, taken at Kawaihae
Her officers state that owing to
rough weather and strong sweIIs. NO
cargo was landed or received at Ma
poopoo. ~ . 50
Dix Expected After January list. J
Despite a report that had reached
this city that the United States army
transport Dix had sailed from Maya
sakL Japan. for Honolulu On Decem
Der 9Th, officials connected with the
qzartermaster department in this city
doSnot expect the arrival of the vessel
at Honolulu before next Thursday or
Friday The cable announcing the de.
partafe from the Japanese port With
5000 tons of coal destined sor Homo
lulu is believed TO have been an error.
The Dix will be berthed at the naval
wharf, and is expected to remain here
Tor at least a week befo'e proceeding
TO Seattle.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26
.HlRBOR NOTES

Er
About 4O0 TONS or ocai were supplied
the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia during
the stay at the port. - 80.
The schooner AZ r. Coates is IA
days from Sound ports with lumber
destined for discharge ut Honolulu
The arrival of the schooner Halcyon
from Eureka, Calf, Is expected daily
The vessel is reported to be bringing
lumber for discharge at Hilo. =
r. SeF s2 49, - s n
. In sailing for British Columbia
ports. the Canadian Australasian
steamer Makura is reported to take a
fair sized list of passengers from the
port. -. ,.
The absence of wireless messages
to the contrary lead shipping men to
believe that the Canadian Australasian
liner Mariana from Vancouver. and
Victoria viii reach the port on time
next Wednesday. :
Fumigati0n Of the German steamer
Kafnak. detained that vessel off the
port for few hours. The vessel has
been brought TO Hackfeld wharf,
there to be discharged Of $500 tons
Of general cargo from European and
South American ports.
The majority of cabin passengers in
the Pacific Msn liner Mongolia took
advantage Of the opportunity Of com.
ing ashore at late hour Wednesday
evening to participate In the Christ
mas eve festivities. Several launches
were employed in carrying the pas.
sengers from the steamer to the land.
ing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26

A fight between Fiiipinos In ten
.ement on Dowsett lane yesterday re-
suited In Lorenzo Alperso being the
victim of considerable punishment
and for the purpose of receiving
treatment for his injuries he was or
dered sent to the hospital by the po-
lice. .. ~-.@ go. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26

The arrival of the schooner Halcyor
from Eureka, Calf, Is expected daily
The vessel is reported to be bringing
lumber for discharge at Hilo.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26

FoR AL

Wilcox 81 Gibbs automatic sewing
machine, $50. Good as new. Party
going away. Address W. & G.. this
office. 57S6-et
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
tnpeciaI Gable to Merchants,
Exchanged

Friday Dec. 26. r =.
Y0K0HAMA--ArriYed Dec. %, s. S
Nile, hence December 10.
VICT0RIA-Sailed Dec. "a, s. S. Ma
rama for Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCo Sailed Dec. Is
bark Rithet for Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived Dec. Is
8. S. Enterprise from Hilo, Dec. is
NITRATE PORTS Sail(d Dec 25
sch. Alert for Honolulu. 20.
8. s. Sononla sails for San Fran
cisco at s o. m. today. q
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About 4O0 tons OF ocal were supplied
the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia during
the stay at the port. IS, -
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pARLlAmENT coNvENEs.
Special Gable g lIe Japanese

Especial Gable 10 the Japanese
TOXIC; Japan. Dec. 81 The Itpa.
nese parliament convened here today
and, On account of the many matters
TO be Wrought before Il this year due
to 9 new emperor being on the throne.
VIII last until about The middle oI r6b.
rtary The session today vas for or
gauizatiun only, the arst business s66-
sion to be held early II JannarE
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26

The schooner AZ +. Coates is L
days from Sound ports with lumbe
destined for discharge at Honolulu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26

treatment for his injuries he was or.
dered sent to the hospital by the po-
lice. a.. --.= - -. :
A riot call was received by the po-
lice department while the Christmas
eve Festivities were at their height,
that brought the fast wagon and a
delegation of officers to +he home of
Sevendo, a Russian residing in Pala-
ma, who was alleged to have attempt
ed to use knife upon his wife.
At the Makiki Sunday school, Kinau
and Pensacola streets, at 8 o'clock
this evening, there will be held Christ
mas exercises to which the public ID
cordially invited. A program of merit
has been arranged and 1t Is expected
that there will be large attendance.
A change in the management Of the
Pleasanton hotel will take place the
inst OF the month, according to an
announcement made this morning.
Mrs. Hannah Palmer, who assumed
management of that hostelry in the
to take charge of. that place. The
Pleasanton has succeeded in engaging
an experienced hotel manager, it was
stated today. who will take the place
Of Mrs. Palmer, who returns to her
former successful hosiery.
Lloyd Childs, who is touring the
mainland with a troupe of Hawaiian
singers, writes to the Promotion Com.
mittee from Fort Worth, Texas, to the
effect that he is meeting with marked
success. both through his players and
through The motion pictures of island
scenes which he carries with him. In
the different cities which he visits, he
writes, he induces the leading gro
Gerry concerns to have window dis
plays Of Hawaiian canned pineapples
and then, at the theater in the even
ing, he shows motion pictures of pine
apple fields and gives short lecture
en- the industry.
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Cardinal Rampolla's Will Lost

ROME, italy 26-The
up thorough search
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O. y E
Forty Society People Nearly
Drown When Bulkhead Breaks
IIAssoclated PRES cablsl

OCEAN PARK
s nearly drowning society
/"
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24
YermiuOrrnns Der SiuOrriterbs
lidfcit.

Nlbano, q. .. %. Goi. Or.
6. $. Yorter, StaotS Sonitdt9
Gommiiidr, bat OH Die Sonitata6e.
amten oeS Staats oaS 6riuden &c
ridtet, nit bel ieinem 9entii6en, oic
SterblidfeitSrate inter fleinen Sin.
ocrn 81 loerminoern acknowledgements
fen. Serr Eorter tr1gt lid nit oenl
Ylme Der balOigen Yerlliimg elmer
9oniereB Aaer, meld)e lid iiir oieie
Sade iutereiiirell, Gr neiit aili ser
hoben Merth bon ain0er Wiildlta.
tionen uno beilihenoer aranfenmGr.
teriumen iiir one Hettmg oeS SebeE-
bon SGuelingcn bin rmO in Ser &C.
planter Gonieren5 iouen @titteI lmn
@ege iiir Die Grrihtrmg iolher Sta.
iionen unO Ole 9elebrimg bon @Piit-
fern beiprohen mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24

9on0on, %. @1oi. Sm
o&opol llniteO Serpice Snititution"
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beritMnten Naturioriters, Die erIte
iabrlide @eOGdtniBreOe iiir @il6lr
Mrigbt. Sic nGoDoI Neronoutical
Society" upn @roB6ritonuieu bat
oieie @eoddtuiBfeiern eingefipbrt.
Ger Geoner fiibrte aus, @iI6ur
@rig6t bo6e 0as erite 9latt zines
nelteu aapitels Der @eitidte Der
SngenieirSfunit geidriebeu uno ieir
9tome piiroe uitf cpig f%ortlsben.
Gr 6ei6rieb in ~gliibenOen @orten
ole @inoerniiie, Ole NON @lD6ur uno
Srpile @rigbt be5wungen murOen,
Oeren GruaHgenidloft nidt MN cine
y%fado6mitug Oes &ogelilitgeS lei Oo
eS niemaIS einen SiplunsIoge CAB.
Der bate nadgeobmt mer0en f0nnen
nod beniiBten iie Ben SliigeIldIag.
@r meinte, sob Die G6gel, apenn es
i5nen gege6en wdre, iebt Die @rigbt'.
id)en 6ligmai6iuen no6obmel
miiroen.