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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-09

ONE HIT IN EIGHTEEN 4
INNINGS Is NEW RECORD =
by Latest NALL

4 PETERSBURG [ Va.l-Pitch- 1
\ er Hedgepeth established a rez 4
= cord here recently, when he 1
Z pitched, both games of double 4
= header against Richmond, and 4
\. was hit but once safely in the I
= eighteen innings. He was not 4
+ scored against, only gave three 4
\ bases on balIs-one in the first 1
4 and two in the second and did 4
y not hit batsman Hedgepeth I
= was sold TO the Washington 4
4 Americans several weeks ago. 1
= Ayres, who opposed Hedgepeth I
4 in the first encounter, also be- I
\ longs to Washington. He had I
= won thirteen consecutive games /
= for Richmond up to this defeat.
4 y y \ - y y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-09
OAHU EAGLES DEFEAT
THE PAU0A GIANTS

The Oahu Eagles added to their
ALREADY long string of victories las.
iSundcy by taking the long end of
IAN to score from the Pauoa Gil
ants at the Makikf grounds.
The Eagles looked very small
alongside of the Well-named Giants,
and If it. had been football game,
it would have been another story.
The score was Trim the second half
.of the ninth, when A Nelson came
ito bat and lined out the hit that
brought home the winning run.
Score by innings:
Giants o 3 o o 0 o 2 III
Oahu Eagles. 2 1 2 o 2 o o O Is
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-09
DOUBLES
Event OFF TO
FLYING START

Five matches in the mixed doubles
championship we're played off yester-.
day afternoon, the tournament get
ling of to a flying start Matches
were decided on both the Pacific and
Beretania courts, and some interest
ing tennis resulted.
Probably the best tennis Of the
day was brought out by the match
between Miss Ward and David An
derseI and Miss Cooke and A.. j.
Lowrey The former pair won, but
the cecond set went to 11-9 before
the deciding point was scored An
other good match was on the Pacific
courts, where Miss Edwards and w.
Marshall deleated Mrs. O'Dowda and
u O'Dowda, in q good three-set
match.
There viii be no mixed doubles
this afternoon on account of the
mems doubles Enals at Beretania,
but Wednesday the tournament wiz
be resumed.
Yesterdays results:
Miss 0leson and L. nj. Judd won
from Miss Greenfield and Greenfield,
e., Go.
u4lssS # dllCy d1d h. n. COOhC VIII
from bliss Marshall and ]. MacauIay,
l6-3, e.
Miss W;.rd and d. Anderson won
from Miss Cooke and A. J. Lowrey,
&C., lis
Mr1. Renton Hind and w. Ekiund
won from Miss Glib and Gibb,- G-2,
81
Miss Edwards and W. Marshall
won from Mrs. O'Dowda and
.0DowGa, PC, 81, SIS.
"Wednesday Matches.
Beretania Courts, .. m-Miss
Farley and R. E. Cooke VS.: Mrs. Rem
ton Hind and Eklund.
3:a5 p. m.-hliss Cleson and L. NJ.
Judd VS.. Miss Edwards and w. Mar
shall
4 D. m-MisG Ward and d. Ander-.
SON. We. Miss McKeague and NIchol-
son.
ALB p. M Miss Scbacfer and A.
L. Castle VS.. Miss Mccarthy and Z.
C. Lane.
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the
pitching expected
high class
being his best
The low Hghland to climb well out Of last place and
Frank
President Farrell being band the
who
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-09

Saturday Sept. 20lh. 1913
IN HONOLIILT HARBoR !.

80 ~ AtOAtCLtt{ASO tA<aNtDDn
Commencing at KIN.
lMotor Eoat. Prize $50; second
2.-Senior sIx-oared SlidIng-ssat
Barge. Prize SIS trophy.
3.-Six-paddle Canoe. Prize $50; sec
ond SIS.
4.-Freshman Six-oared Sliding-seat
Barge. Prize SIS Trophy.
5.-Twelve-oared Cutter or Six-oared
Steamer Eoat. Prize $40; sec
ond $l5.
6.-SaiIirg Race for Pearls. Prize
$f2; second s..
7.-JHnfor Six-oared SlIding-seat
Barge. Prize SIS Trophy.
8.-Senior Pair-oared Boat (slidin6
seatsJ. Prize No Trophy.
9.-Four-p paddle Canoe Race. Prize
SIS; second SO. y
l0.Sailing Canoe Race. Prize s12;
second IS.
11.-Four-paddlS Canoe flor women).
Prize SIS; second SO.
12-Junior Pair-oared Boat (sliding
scat. Prize SIS Trophy.
Races open to ALL No entry fees.
All rowing races to be governed by
The racing rules OF the Hawaiian Row.
ing Association.
Each entry shall include the name
Of the boat. or, IL it has none, The
name OF the person who enters It.
There must be at least three boats
started before second prize win be
awarded.
Entries win open at 9 1. nj. Tdes-
Jay. September 10Th, with Irwin Spald.
ing at the Bank OF Honolulu, Ltd.
Fort street. and will close Thursday,
september 18th, at Il noon.
For further pafticulars apply to the
Regatta committee J. N. PHILLIPS
znd IRWIN SPALpTNC.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-09

Ayoca scoring. B. Smith stole. w.
Desha paraded. Desha and B. Smith
worked the double steal, the Hawaii
an catcher
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-09

The negro servant who stole $4,000
worth Of jeweiry. from the Roosecelt
home at Oyster Bay, refuses to tell
what he did with Colonel Roosevelt's
fob. an heirloom, and q jade ring
given by the Emperor of Japan is
still missing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-09
ALL-HAWAHANS
CONTINUE THEIR
WINNING STREAK
Had Won 81 and Lost 10 tIp to
August % - Whitewash
UnbeatabIes
By w. :. DEsHA.

with the AlFFdNd1ld0 Udii tedlu.t
LIMA, o., Aug. s-Yesterday We
defeated the Lima team to 0, and
this victory tasted better than almost
any Of the trip. as the Lima outfit
boosted openly before the game that
no semi-pro team in the country
could take their number, on account
Of various wins to their credit this
season.
However, when II was all over, and
the whitewash brush had been APP
piled in approved style, the local pa
per came out with big boost for the
game, and there was no grabbing by
players or fans.
The boys are all well and continue
to enjoy the trip to the limit. The
weather Is cooler. and we are all In
first-class condition
including yesterdays game, we
have played so, winning 81 and los.
ing Is.
Following Is the account OF the
LIMA game published In the local pa
per:
PLAYING by FAR the best offensive
seni-professiohal baseball seen In Ii
a ing l1e~ . 49, -s.-sr--..es. =. c.,
ciassed pe t-,I'.a 49, e.'oH = 80 -.
Lelice yes.eruhz attstiiog1 el'u ~.
TO y. only t~ice aie z Lima ple -, :.
Early in the game the visitors worked
the eget one run" offense beautifully,
setting a man on, laying Il down., and
then smashing the BALI
A perfect exhibition OF the squeeze
play scoreu tneir seeo',1 w. 80 - -
the ena OF the ZANE rnss .n 49, -
q w. e...s,s s'..,s nv ~ 1900 and ~
canuon, Itn WY =. ses - 80. - s, ,, ~,,n
ooaoie s.ea. 49, - o..., ', s.,,-s,ss
IN the ninth ....., W. ,'.', ,,,s,.e 10.
lzen the p'a.e N,'S M 49, ,,~nv s.
pilIetiss '...-,-.s.a - t,,,rd
epsil esNPl11 e'.e ~.
cus 3, ''' ..,-,,,s ~. ,sies,,sei
49,, 49,, =, -, s1s,t' fces A
sess . 7, - - -
pe Tine
Pitcher had Exsr{.nlne. :. s,.,,,,s
Desna neq e,s1s sn,ns anu IT, no, -
OF the Tour nite nts t4ne v ,,.auS
any time pooso ~ toE ny i1 ~ So, -
pitcher. On tne- osns1 .r'. 49, s1e ~,
I,-L, -.4 -,-11<,,t..1 m oofc
MADE MIN een ca'e ~ 49, $500,
sWats OH ms oSl.tssf ses e n,bo
innings ne ollclpteu 2nls ~ !" ~. ~
succeeded h1n Was s'ssh INC $500
sort OF trsa.ihsh.. -,.. y ~.
Inc epeea ~ t.s $3.50 ~ 80 t,,,ao
ceWaioefea anu ~ ~. 49,. - re ..,ss,s,,
plays were aue on -, s.' ,,'s ne hsss
runners ~ sns se...S a s.,'s 49,, -.
stealsts ta,,e - go =, ts,erf ,raa firma.
Inc pLlsns stos Z. 10y. NY - sirst and
msnL va s $500. s,. 2 -, ~ nine
Miller s'tl 49, sr nsp1yisi nlavad
cnalSes ous :. shorf ning1ing
an sIla'lS .'s,,. - .,rs'5 errors
pall''.s - s,e.,s 49, s
~ IT, r,...''ss s.s scoraa f,rat n the
se -, ,s { .,.',-, 49,, f,,sf man nm got
sppa' - ~, ~ psil;rg'e offer-
~ .he "sy - .s,', $1,000 ~ ieft Mi.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-09

Important developments are likely
in sexieo as a result or the waiting
attitude Of the United States. and.
Mexico may be forced into quick ac-
ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-09

Entries win open at 9 i. nj. Tues.
Jay. September 10Th, with Irwin spald-
ing at the Bank OF Honolulu Ltd
Fort street. and viii close Thursday,
September 18th, at Il noon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-09

There must be at least three boats
started before second prize win be-
awarded.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-14
In Der Sdllucbc.

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Wpropru;cR bcouancn.

Ncm Oorf. IS. Otoi. - Ser
Ero5cb acgrn SuIuntnrc @erncci. tin
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itruic pon nid)t lucnlAcr ais 20 Sab
rem pcrllrtbcit
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gcadDp 9icbt'a amf.

Sun 6runciaco. GaI" l3
Mai. - Ser }lerpnmlt &incoln Hcu
du aob Heitcru Die Grfl0rlul1 ub
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iriuc 9llnebGriacn Niidiiht III ncb.
men bat. oir i'm belucat. oos gei1br
IihC (SCucrbe 5ll uuittircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-14
Srci lscriuncn 9ct0Stct.

Stratfpr0, Gnt, l3. Qtul. .-
Ger bobc (burm Der &nor Ercabp-
tcraner-air0c mllrOc bclltc Mor1ell
IN ullcr 6riihe pun ciuenl @llbItrobI
0ctroiicn; bel Dem SranOc mllrocn
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cin Eoli5ilt Qct00tct mo cin ,Scuer=
ipchrmonn lebcnageidbrIicb pcrlebt.
Gic Orci Wct0Otctcn murocn beinllln-
itiirjcn bcs &irhthurmca untcr Den
Griinmcrn begrabcn
Gic (o0tcn limo: :. u. McGnr
tim, Eoli5ci Gbcf. SorNb Curtin,
,Sclcr Ghci. ln0 Otuttbcm Sounlltnn,
Eoli5iIt. Ter ShlpcrpcrlcBte iitSio,
ncp Don Stonc. Ter Yfntcrlal S6a-
Den miro mtf cmd $4,000 Acid0bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-14
etBeunosa yer
SCI Ghm lie in

lcicUt lit. Gic 3cItlnN la1t. onB Der
Ncmnmuna Der Elottc III Gibraltar
mo Niultu m0 uubrlChclnild III ct.
ncm CNuptiiCn N0fcu britlIdbc Walt-
itClmOid,ait cnuiricn uCr0cu milrOc.
lt0th Der HlnIid)t 0ca SrlcNropb" "
miro Scr Ncilldl Der antcrltonIlhcn
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ihc NrQicrlml III ucrdnlalclL Ibrr
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tiihc Nrcuicr .,WlplccItcr" ilbr hcltc
nit &ou0unlpi nod Snlprno ob.
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nud 0urt. lun un0cblid crlltc 9ilhe
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Wcm=gurf's neucltes GnnoitenitiId
djcu.

9tclu fDorf. 13. Wtni. - 3luci
MGnncr OrunNcn bclttc in 0oa inl
0rittcnsStotlucrf bclcNcnc 2Ipartnlcnt
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nlcr mo cutfnmru nit elmer @clltC
uou $1,000 in bourcnl Wel0c, Die liz
lmtcr elmer Matrutc 1ciun0cn, tSrul
(ola miro niht nit Dem ScDcn 0nuon
tnmntcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-14
Was itcft bal)inter =?

yNui ibinGton i3. Mai. - Spc
iol 9Incnten ocs ,NlIti, Icportc-
nncnts. Veonhtc eiltcr 1eteftip.Ngcn.
tur bon nationalent Mii illb Die bie
iiac Eoli5ci iinb pom sSlotten Icpor
tcnlent benllitrogt lporbcn, olls5ltiin-
ben. nuf peld)c Weiic leBtbin mch'
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ibnlide 0orfonlniiliiie iiir bie 81
fnnit i'll perbiltcn.
slbonnenteH, oir ben sIcntiden
Gorreippnoenten" nidt piinftlid ooer
mnreselmahig erhalten, iinb sebtteu.
Der Efiiee baSpn per lelcpbpn poer
idriftlid Wihbeilnns 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-14
ycidDc pcrmietcn Nuabcus Ncfmnbcn

NurlinQtun. D. s. Ter Ycid
nam pou hilbert Snlitb, bcnt cd)S
SATIRE ultCn @nnbclL lucldcr an
GrcituN ans ocm GltcrnbolIc ucr
idnunnO. mllroc bcutt in cincln @od)
Qcillnocn. G2 miro AcNlollbt. Nnb CT
crtrnnf.
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ouh ocr NcrriItc Ncrnubt luorocn lci.
mo man bottc Gag unb 9tddt nod
iDnl Ncilldt. 9it 2'cb0rOcn iin0 iibcr
}rltat. OuB Der Mnnbc bci'n Spiclcn
ans cinCnl 9u0erbout iicl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-14
AmeriGanif6es 2siirgerre6t!

rrid)icnemc ;. ucrbcerte, Oermcbric MHflage.
Slit ieoen Singcpanocrten II es. bon Sll.
ierelie 5u crinbrtn, uie CT nut ihneilitenE Sege
o1s ghirgerreht crlanGen fnl1lL glel15e.!l1
tufIbc Rcrbte cr as ameriiuuihcr Nirgcr,
peIttc 8ecttc 'etTc SraE, ieine sinner eriper.
ben, gSic bat man b bel ctnem NelIb oct
Snr Wtilitdrbeb6roe2 9lne oieic uuO NuHoerte
anocrcr SraGeu bcautmcrirt Notqr GalmeDer"
bohecgnntes 2Sert; ussie meroe tf Shrger ocr
gercinigteu Stnuten?" Sieie5 -beuifb Mllo
engliid, acfbricbeue Euh 9ebt gIu5lunit. ir!e
man oicics 5ie!. fbnea crrei3t iucdoe 5orntl'
6ringen mus, pel6c Srngen eeiteat peroeu
iIno peren SenntnurtunA. pie m1n ieinen Nds
men inhcrt. pe uerIorcucr 9iir9erbriet pieoer'
3urrlun1eu 1T. etc.
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ienoul0 Se5 2Series.
Is. 81. @uioe 9ubliibiua Gpmpaun,
POS Gait 45. Street, IcwsYprf.
Tnit9--Otpm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-14
Nic SarifsScrntbnngcn.
MortAciccbtr pulid]cn Den Scnatoren
Simmona lm0 Ycnroic. - Nocute
SortietltnN Der Tcbottc iibcr 0oa
Hcnrolc- -9lnlcn0cntent.

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nntor Sinlnlpns, Der &orlibcr 0ca
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ntcut miro mprgcn iortNcictt lucr.
0cl.
Scnutor Gcnroic pcrglidl Den Nc-
bcimcn &al,fua Der Tcnlnfrotcl iibcr
Die Sorif @ill nit Den !NtctboOcn
Der ipnniidcn u$nQuiIitlon" II. lolte
id)nllcnocs Nel1dtcr ola. ala er bcl
scr Sd)ilocriu1g 0ca amlflta benrrt
tc. onB ltiemnn0 jlgcgen mar hnl
3ellAc Der Grnor0rnN Der uuIcrltu-
niid]en rNnbnltrie" III icin.
Scnator Ecnroic bC5oQ lid) II. Il.
dni Die Stcllllngnnhnlc 0cS Scnatora
Sinrluons 9cgcrilbcr Dem Mnl5joll-
iaB, ais cr Dor pier ,<nhrcn 0lc Fdps
ne Sll0rid Niu 5ur 1iatlliiIon ltono.
Scnutur Siulnlona antpurtctr, 0aB
Die lln0cuupuo NiQ ollca bns unrlc=
hc. lunS cr Dor bier rSnbrcn bciilrpnr.
tctc. nbgclchen bon Dem Sool; Sorif.
nllnter oieicn llnit1nocn." iugtc cr,
,prroe idI nit &erqniigen fiir 5oll-
ireic S6ul5.Ginillbr itinlnlen.
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yc,u-g)urfs g'Orien-H Hills~Weieb.

9ll.bunp. 13. Oini. -- @olucr
ncur Sulicr utrinh Acltcrn brci @lIIa
3ltr Nciornl Ser NoricnucrbGltniiic
nit icincr llnicridlrift. Cine onuon
crfl1rt Is iiir ciu &crbrehen lpcnll
in Nerid,tcn o0rr 9ln3cigel fulld)c
glnoobcn iibcr &rrtbpapierc ubcr bic
,Sinonspcrb1ltliiic uon Gorporotio
llcn, Observation-Disclosures oocr
Vcrbtinocn Qcmndlt uerocn. Glc
,lucitc crflGrt iilr ell &er6rcctcn Die
Gcr6iicnilihunQ non iiltgirtcn I'M
i1Bcn III Ncrthpupicrcn III httrllgc
riid,cr 9lbiid,t uno Die orittc ucrbictCt
Der 9trlusYorfcr Stod Grd)nnge lcne
Discrimination dcAer Die .QiitgIicocr
ouhcrcr 9l6ricu. Tic lcbtc Nil 1T
uli &cronluiilrll Der 9cp'NorfHr
GonioliootcS Grhln1c angellonlllen
mor0cn.
,<n GbiruQo bat z. 9Illiino. Der
bel Der Qrofel 6elersbrllnlt uol'
1871 ,oblrcidlc :licnid)cnleben gcrct'
tpt bat ieincnr ycbcu Elm 3iel aeicBt.
Gr itonb I'M 9ilter pon SO Snbrct
,uh mar in 1olIe Don arGitflihfcit
ihlucrmiitbig geIporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-14
Amtsmiot.
9r. Gbarles 9. NciQ
rclignirt.
9Siro Yrinat=Stellnng at.
nebmen.

Mar friIber 2lrbCt2 Gonniii0r ulo
icit @riinOlmg oca ncltcn 2Irbcita-
Ccpartcncnta Der Gonmliiidr iiir
9lrbcita- Stutiitit. Sciuc 9io-
nilotion mar jucrit ni6t bcItGtiNt
morOcn. - Gic Sorif- 2cbattc inl
SCnat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-14
Tbtorit uno prafis
Sic praftii6en 0ren,cn
bon Arbitration.
9Sas sic ,,Yaa Wsan Ca
sett" Sanpm Scmft.

Salts oir StrcitiroNe 5lpiihcn ocn
Ncrriniatcn Stuntcn lmo Sapnn
ppr oa3 Nungcr @criht tonuncn
ioIltr. miro lids }ciArn. ma@ 9lrs
bitrotion mist iaNt Oic 3eitlma.
- 5tcllt iih oli 0cn Stonopu1tt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-14
(fr llnt rcdlt.

uibingtoL IS. Oioi. Bel
irr ,lto" por Der Neirotb. ais Ne
10" uah ocriclbcn. ertIdrtc 9iep. J.
Compton, Ball Der Ealtor Der Metro
polituu Noptiilcnsairhe. ula cr iiber
0ir bcitcbcu0cn NcirntbsaeieBc iprndl
.lluirrc Gbeacietc. Iilbr er iort
limo bel lueiteln 81 loder. iino lodery
GbeHciepc iinb Der Slilf iiltlerer ire!'
cI 9tution."
gdiIe sur 0iriie im's anslanb beiurai
Is. gininc. DIR. 4i3, Sit.vnItimure. Str.,
nnhe Gnitpm Spnic glpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-14

" q bin0tolL IS. Wal. - Gr.
Charles T. NciQ, Der irit 1909 ais
@uuoca 2Irbcita GonlnliiiGr flIn-
hirtc lulo tilr5lid) }lun Gonulili1r filr
g(rhcita Stotiitif I'M nclcn 9lrbcit>
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES luor0tn ludr.
rcii1nirtC bclltc. nm cine Eriuat tel
lun0 anjltlchmcn. Gr 9tcill mar
bel scr 9lrbitrotion piclcr Nrbtltcrs
9iiicrCBcn lmtcr Dem Gr0nlunt@e
icb hcrporrlNcnb tbutiN.
Or. Ncill miro It Den GicnIt Der
.9ln1rricon SntltinA unb NcfininA
Gontpu1p" trctcl. I'M lbr 9lrbcit2
Gcportrlucut III orguniiircn mO ~
lCitCn.
Or. ?iciua Stclllm9 ais 2lrbcita-
Gommillr mlr0c bel @rill0luN Der
ncllcn 9Irbcita- Gcportcmcnta alla0c-
merjt
Scinc Grnelnlln1 uur0c 5rcrlt
nid)t bclt1tigt, oo EQUATOR Sucrnon
i'm ucgeu gepiiien GntbiiIlnngen
ii6er orc 9nunmpl ,SnoiItrie III
9oro carolina, Die III ciucn icincr
Scridtc cntbaltcn morcn hctlmpftc
(robOcm crnanntc i'm ErGliocnt
@ilion. Ir. 9ieiu'a oollptorbcit
utcr Dem Gromonn @cicB mltroc
pon linn gcncinid)oftld nit Midtcr
Ninrtil !. &nopp pom &nnoclagc-
riht ucrrlhtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-14

2onoun. IS. Nai.- Ter !. Euilil
lelcGrdpb'' beipridt in eilsem Iiil0c
ren 9lrtifeI ocn geplnnten geild, Scr
arucrifaniiden 6lottc in ben lfittel
merbdien, Der iiir ndtites sabr ieit.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-20

Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
John Drury and Or. and Mrs. j. d..
Harper formed a party. as did Mrs.
". o. Nichols. Miss Margaret VIII
mot and Herbert Nichols
II. *. Holloway entertained Mr.
and Mrs. L. J. Radford and Mrs. ID.
Doyeton at o'clock dinner.
Sunday noon Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lawlcr and daughter Dorothy and
W. 4. Lawlcr took dinner together.
In the evening Miss Bcss Archer.
Mrs. Roy Parker, Allen and Bryant
Do,cton were in "A party and dincd
at the new cafe.
MIR. and Mrs. ". II. liamcrslough
and daughters formed u dinner party
A party of eight dincd at seven, in
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kahn. Mr..
land Mrs. Herbert Kahn, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Sanders and Mr.. and Mrs.
Max PASSOVER.
Frank Caldwell entertained Miss
Nina Anderson aud Mr.. ana Mrs.
Earl X. Carmichael ut dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Woods enter
tanned a few of their friends at u
thinner party in the evening.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-20
BUSINESS MEN TOMEET

The Trinidad Business Mems Asso-
citation will be formed at u meeting
to be held tomorrow night at the
Chamber of Commerce. The purpose
of this meeting is to bring the busi-
ness and professional men OF the city
together and form an association
that will be conducted along the lines
of the business mems clubs of the
larger cities. A strong effort is be-
ing made to bring out a large attend
ance. An organization will be per-
fectcd and officers elected.