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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-10

GStne EroiRau8 30 55i 1913 -
" gnr fyeititellung oes &foeaus ben Stlbert
slbfnue bon eiHem 8uufte t50 5ub 5ttIit BON
2irmopt glpeuue 81 euem guntie 05 6ab nett
Iih bon gtliups SirGBe.
Gel es ecrornnet bon benz Staotrdt6 Der
Staot Cincinnati Stant Ghto:
7ab Der @urbs@rab BON 6iilbert sloen1le,
ecu eiuem 9urfte 100 isRs 0ftIid ben Dir
mort 9geeune bis 5u eiuen 8lr1lfte 90 ,SnB nett
lteh pcn Et!iings Sirabe. fci lnh oerFeibe lit
bteronrd ieitaeieet ipte folat Hdmlich 9IHfaHs
eene an eiHen 9nHfte IN Der uorelldeu GIrbs
llnie bon 6iibert guenue. sefaeter Buntt bilr
be. ben eriien g9infei uftn 1T eiubuiioert uHO
tiiuSBia t1501 5as oitltd1 bpu BET areuSuftg
ron Der H1fbiighen Gurbs2trie bon 9H6ert Stoes
nue urln her fdbltdeH gnrhzQinie poH Gtrs
ment 9tpenue uIf Der oobe bon iiebenhnFoert
oreiBis n1o adt5ebn sanTtoerfftel (730.ls) 5nb;
banH dbfleiaeno 8u Der Haie bon funi mo
bier ouHpartiiel 8rosenf fir nieIuuoaft5ig nrt0
fis6enuRofinf5is onnoertitel (5.04Ei fiir s4.570
ssas Ill Der Sobe bon tieheHhaH6ert tIHtlrHos
Biudnsig nno etHinbneunsia SuHoertitei CTS 81 }
Sub, oGnn abiieigeHb an elmer 5teanng NIT el'
mem Raeias pcn sspetIHosi0aH8Is l22D CUB ssi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-10
Qofol Serilbt.
4erismal. stiien.

sssm hohen gl!sr pon So ssobren
bat stiitrn Nbenb In Ger goomanns
fdxn Mittfrenkimath, ipo fie ihren
gsbtnsubenb psrbraGts, fyrau gats
bara GagIeboff bic 4uesn gum
episen Shlnmmer ssi1.ofen. Die
9rhingfihitsene mar felt s5a9rsn bise
aHfdiiia unD ibr 0atit, Der ibr Dor
Innefn Jabren in Den 5ob povcuiess
anngtn lit, bate leiner5sit eine Mirtbe
fdnft an nsr poplar Strabe. Gurh
ihfs psrf0nlids gisbsnspiirbi3tsit bat
Die 8eritnrtene ss peritanosg iid BIT
Ahtuna uno syrtunoihdFi Nlsr al IL
htrn. neneH ss pergoirt gsirtlen. nds
bsr nit ihr btsannt 3u tpernen uno
ihre Dielen iSrtunbe ipssosn .br ans
btHttn jttts In gbren h.lien. DE
9eeroisung finbst am Gamitag giads
miiias Inn sipei llbr bon Der gobs
mannheim Wiituenheimaih aus itatt.
Gin In irsitn areilen tstdnnttr
osutidtr piouier BON 6dmiltoa gours
IN II. in berrn 5tinrit RuIh.
in bic Gipig.eit biniiber5eiftummer,.
Der Tohingefhiebsnt, Der Gin giter
bon II Sobrsn srrsit.s. :par felt lan~
gen Sahrsn bier aniGFig nnb b.i es
perltanosn fif ourh iein iernbsutId,ss
Weien oie ahtuns alIsr 5u aetpiuner.
oensn es personni astpeien, ndb.r nit
ibm 5esannt 5u tperoen, unb bic Id.rers
gsprliften ointerbliebenen, nameEt!iel
bic grdm9e6engie Satin, 5rau 9erps
bdroins Rulte seb. aellsrmann, hiirs
fen bel oem fhperen Sdidi1lsIhi19e.
Der Tie betrofFen, bsr inni1Itsn lbeiIs
nobms berii1ert isin. Tie g.srois
suns finSet am Samitn1 Worasa I'm
aht llbr BON 5rauerballie, SO. 2l5
genier Strabe, Carthage, g., aus
Itdtt uno um balb neun l.hr nirb in
Der oortisen Carl gcrromdus Stride
sin Requiem 5odami 8sssbrirt pers
btH.
glnldBiid hires 40. Geburts.1ges
iparoe geitern Ab<nb 5rau W. III ;
ringer. bon Der 4liior uue Glan
SiraBt. bon ibren 8ahlrsiten yteun.
ben uno Jrsunoinnen ourtj cine lpohla
aelunasHe Surpriie partp ssebri. 81.
@ratulanten erfreuisn has 1llbslist.t
gsburtsiassiino nit biibIhen4n9sEin-
BEN unb DsrlsbteH in oem saiiIifen
Waringeridsn 5eim frD5lits ssauB'
ssihe Giunosn.
5err Vaul @. g. 5iittn, bon,
Bureau bes Qorooeuiid,sn 2lopo II
Baltimore, ipsilt in bieiissr Siaot ari
gsfur1.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-10
Seaer.

- 4uf ben Oelsiisn Der Big Sour
Giienbohn. an Der 8. uno Jront Str.
brad seitern Rahmittas Elm Geuer
aus, spelfes fir 8 Wagsons sefdbrlin
Durbe. Die GeusrDelr bate grobe
Mube bts 1tusrs 6err su ip.roer
unb niro hr Shaben, ipelter an oer
Qabuns Der Wdsgons anserihtet ipurs
be. nuf $500 be5ifiert.
Gin Jahrrab Gambler. fp.lGts
i'm 6duie 10. 1706 Race Gtrnbs iein
Oefhdft bttrtibi. hattie beim Gefndf,ss
ihluB Dergtifsn, bon einem DiptorraO
bns 0ofoiin ab3ubreben. Sn frdter
6tunbs- bemertten Jubginser RGnfis
ipolien aus btm Glureinsans briHaer.
unbbtnahrihtistsn bieielten bic Gsus
erpebr. tuelhe na9 Ginidkagen oel
|7biire bas Gsutr f&HelI l6f&ts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-10

COMPOUND uno gfnt sGeinigsr babe1 mir
tpuaberpou ssbo ifu. SD babe bisie Gb7tr'
SEN MD mebr rnp tefi!be mid gan, npbl.
Gs giebt bier cine grose Wlenqe BON Jroutn,
msiac 5brs WeDt3in einnebmen uro i3
babe anOersn mitgetbellt, mas Oielelben fur
MID getbon ba5eu.~ iSrau 6 "a s Wtc :
Rtnnou, 1913 81. 5. Ctr. 20, Geoar
&opios, Soma.
fSraueu ipel6e an bieieu ibrer Ge:
Itteats eissnen urietieeu Granfbeiteu ieis
oen, iolIten oieie Ibatiabeu ui6t uuber
sd,t laieu, nod 3pstielu on, Der fSG5isteit
bon Gpoia e. 9intbant's 8esetable Goms
pouno, ibre Gjeiunoestt toisosr bsrBuitsaen.
Gs eiebt ututbmabltt 9unosrttauieupe,
ia Wiaioneu pou Gruuen III BEN 9ereiniSs
ten Siaateu, tpelhe ourh bteies berttbrte
olte s9eilmittel 8ortbeile sr3ielter iueld1es
aus 49urse[n uno Rrdutsru pou stner 5rau
boz uber 80 Sabrtu bergsitslt ipuroe, Inn
bic 2eioeH Der Gran 3u beileu. Beuu Sis
irart fub unD tiue berarti9s Wsbt3tr Be:
nOt6igen, yoarum oeru6en Sic fe Hittf
@enn Sic ips5iellen Ratb piin'
id.u, 10 ihreiben Sic On bic Sgoia e.
Tinfbam Rebiciue So. (fonfibeutiell), J,
Spnn, WtaN. Chr Brief piro ron
etucr Sraa geDffrst, geleien unb be-
antipcrtet nnb itrens scbeim sebaIteu
iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-10
Sinh itiirste ans bem 1eniter.

Gin fdipersr 1lnfaII trus iid seftsrn
Dor ben 9lugen Der gltsrn gu, ais bic
ied)s Sabre alte Rebeced albert BON
80. 42O Dapib StrdBe aus, einem
sseniier Der sfpeiten etuge Der elterlis
den Wobnung fiel. Dos aino Ipielte
am ;senlter, als es pl0Blid bas @ieiA1
aetpidht perlpr unb in bic 5iefe itiir3te.
Die Bsrllngiiidte tpuroe bon YaHantsn
cufasboten, mslff fir Die lleberfiibe
rung fiad) Dem fdotiidsn 5oipital
Gorge trugen. Die aer5te iteaten feit,
bah Das Us1bden eineu SdGoelbrud
erlitten bot nnb foll Der 3uitanb bss
ainbes Elm srniter fein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-10

NfHe CrStuau8, M 5t7, 1913 - 8ur
" 9ppr0prilcuup etHe5 GtaeH1u buns RehieS
fir 0iieH!lihsU GehgaHh fir ote 6erlieLuHg
mn sT6a!iung elnes 9b5nssiaHa!s tn Der fru'
S5t Is 6eroraHel Bonn StGorrtb Der Stact
Cincinnati, Siaot Chic:
ee,tion I. GaB in ueberesHfti1E mura nit
Der oorher, am Q. Iage i'm Septerber
1919. paNirten Refolutiou, ipeIae bic abhbt
eVilaIt AZ approgriireu bas uadfolgeno beitDtIes
beHe 6geHtbum fei uno oasfe!be III bierourcp
ugpropgiiT! fir ofeuiiideu t6ebrGib tllr BITE
oeytieluHg uHo @rbailuna eines ab3uesidndls
IN Der triibcrer Grtt1Gfi 8!edtaHt stoee, ieBt
pie Siaol Cincinnati eiues Redte$, betebeno
in etuem 8ebH f10l Sub gSegeredr, gele3eu
tiiHf go 6G6 an ieoer Selte bee HdnlolGeno
5ei6vtgbeucu gttiteiittie, udTit6
slHfdueeno an Der Dtitteiteiuie ben gseooe
faro 4Cuo an tbrer aTeuSung nit Der ineolis
lidleu ereE8e oe5 G.. 6. < q Gnenbohu gSe9es
refi5; oaHI llSne'iit LOO 6uB Inem ooer
ipeuiqer, in 9ainoanpen NIT benz 8G& uno an
Der fIelicheu Ssite BON oeueiben 81 Der me'ts
lidenl 9iHe bon oeTn 5.62 aGer Lrdtt dH eth
nem BHHfie 955 SUB. mebr oaer neHtger; lies
lf.h ben Der DtifieIsQiue BON &SoOotoro Booo.
pie ag5eiaf eurG 9laU glcce'iiou gtD. 14i2.
;ef. in Der Gfiice Der Ghef-9ynge uieurS, Ssparts
ment Of BubIte Ssrpice.
Seftiou 2 3ab ber Stdet.Soltrtor fet uro
berfelbe III hieroHrd beaoumd tttst urb arse'
Tteien' iih on eiH Seri6t bon fonlsstsuier
5urisotttter su f~ennen, nm e7ne SaIre SulGr1'
men 81 teller, loeite IInterfuaurGeu oorne5'
men nHo bic 8ereiituna nei5e flr eGs ,bs'aate
Giasnfbam su bs3abIsn III. a6fadsen ton
seffior g. Tas bic sto'ter unb sussaber
fir befagte appropriation ben Der gtGot eins
BON Bpnes, peIne BON oeG Stabt fitr folaeu
3reS ausGeaeben tper6eH;
5ettiyu 4. 2ieis .GEeinrn3 fen tn ernit
treten une ShItgteit bnHen BON nnoo na5 benz
@aNirs am 30. Septer'beE q .. 1913.
Rrdtibent oe& 1taotrnits
9seIaubist: artbur @spn, SIert,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-10
apmtrcnerie
lin bic geide Sss Jsraeliten GapiS
Sdobl.

lin bic aeihe bss mitis.Ioien sssraes
litsn Topio Sdobl, zines i'm i.doiis
ihen 5cipital peritorbenen 3eiiungss
persdufsrs iii Gin 3piit ausgeb.okn
UNI norl1ufis btfinoti iih bic a,.-hs
i'm OefpDlbe bes Dsutihen prot.
Griebbofes aui Mainui !5ills, roo lie
aeitern urFpriinsli9 la.te t<issIss:
lperben Iollsn.
2. 90. gbriii. Der iriibere arbeitsse
Der Ghobl's bate. um btu 1oolen Dor
eintm Orabe ouf Dem Grmens6 6riefs
bnf Su bepohren. ben Qeihenbetot'er
gbaries 6. Meper nit Der gsercigung
Der aeide beauItragt unp seiiern yors
nit a, turs Dor Der fir bic 9sere.s
az q anssfeBisn 3sii fteIlte iih pIoss
lich 9. Segal, Der 0orisssxr elmer Oes
meipos on Der Clinton Gtrobs uno Be-
amiSr elmer Siioijfxg gstrnigungsee-
|isilinoft auf BEN Jrieobof Gin un,
perldngte bic gluslieieruna Der Qeihs,
oamit iie 1uf einem jiibiIdxn irieos
bcf in Gid Nun btisefebt !peroen tOnnr
lie. Qeihenbeitatisr msensr mar ipil<
lens bic Seife berausanaebtu, irtnL
ibm feline Nuslneen I'm Seirase DoH
800 persiiiet ipirben. absr Gesal
no!lte bios $16 bs3nblen. Rotiirlic;
lpollte Weptr fih ouf einen iOl6tn
6onbei nisht einl1fIsn. iinb bic Qeids
rubt nun porlGufis in bem sSritbtofss
IsspGIx ouf DuInut oils unD Dirn
auf bem Dritobof btigeiebi fperotG.
iptnn nidt Sesol beute bic 500 BE-
lsallt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-10
getagte Iran perlett.

gn Ser Clifton uno 2uolotp sfnc.
iiel aeitern 9ahmittng Die 64 Sabre
alie ,srau emma arieger. bon Go.
122 Git llnioeriitp StraBe. bon eiiter
Clifton ino 2noIoip Gar ino 5cg lid
cine gerIesuug am stopfe 5u. 1r,
Golfer, Delf,er Der ,srai, ar5ilihe
SiIie ongeoeihen lieb. bradte oie
9erIeste nah ihrer @obniing.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-10
Ehiffsnahribteu.

Netp gort, 9. Gttober. 2lusst.
pStaIIa" BON GipornO; yWtQieItic" Don
southampton.
Southampton; .8irma" Don 2tbdu.
Qbgsg.: nPatris" aon pirdu8
.Garpathta" nah 5rieit; r40riatIc"
nab 2iDerpo0I; oellig ,DIao" nat
stopenba9en.
Cologne. aHget.: nRieuD Im.
iteroam BON Rem Yort.
GiDerpOOI. absg,: sGeoric'
Had yteiu Yort.
Guebec. Qnget.: ,SlmiiiaE
bon &tperp0ol.
aueenstopu. IbFg.: ,Gcea.
mic" na6 Rem Yort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-10

Ter 65 Sabre nlie autid,er 4setcr
ssnnbe. ipclfer BEL Der siunerieun er.
|preB 60. anseitellt iii, mar gcltern
nit benz anflnoen nerid)ieoener Sf-
item Dor oem 6rano Central Balm.
hof beidnitigt, nls ihm cine Der 81.
item duf ben ltnterleib fiel. poourd,
anabe innere 9erlesungen ooucn.
trug.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-10

- Der ItGbtifhe @tiunobs:tsb,nmte
Tv. ). 8. ganbis. lpiro en- :pmmsHs
ben Dieniiag Absno Dor Dem bieiicsn
apoiheierperbano in Der Climb 'jhea
giblio.bei eiRen Yorirag .:bsr Ii.
sbdtis.sit oes Itaotifber 8eiunos
heiisants b1lten. am SonnerSiaq
fommsnber Drhe fprihi 5err Or.
2anois Dor Der 4caoemD OF Weaieins
in glspsiano iibsr oas .So3iais
llsbsl.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-10
Gein & q merun-

2luf einem Strabenbampageu fteht
ein So!oat. 4H elmer Der udhiteu
9aIteiteueu iteigt elm Soloat Der 6eiIss
armss duf. Der etpas ange3ehte arisz
gcr begriiBt osn 2tufitsigeHoen: a-8uten
Qbsnb, SdmeraD!"
Der Utann Der SeiIsarmee auttporz
tst: Sd bin tein 9amerao Don Dir,
it bin tin Sotoat oes Simmel5~
Sarauf aHttportet Der Sriegerss
mann: rSunusrtpetter, oa bate absr
nett in bic Gdisrne!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-10

lpar unrtselmobt8,
bate iol9e &ram'
pie, oaB ib mttb
nicosrlesen ntubfe,
ierner elm nnie!lgss
8efabl III Der ME :
Dereu gortte ps3
Nitdeus rno aGpis
ipeb. Dlein Inter .
leib mar numb uno
id tpeib, i'd bate
et,te prgdnii9e Gnt'
,iluoung.
s2uDia 6. gint:
hams % eQetd q b | [
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-10

Mebr ais 1000 8o6rl06er iinb IN
benz Damn nit ie so bis 100 Yfuuo
Innamit qefiiQt lpprben. IS peroen
iomit ulsbr als 10000 Yfuno On
n1mit auf etnmal gum Grplohrea
cehraht nerOeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-10
krdmpfe,
kopfue6,
RifenDe9,
gcsipnnaeu Surdl epsia e. Etnt'
fain's &egctablc Compound.

gsbor @uptos, Sotpa. sd tpar tets
trmiioet uuo ihtpah uro nletffe> S9ansatesn
,,nr sire QdIt I'd
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-19
GREAT FLEE 7
LAY VISIT
HONOLULU
Dreadnoughts and Battle Cruisers
of Leading Nations of World
Will Rendezvous at San Diego
After Coming Through Canal
Secretary Daniels to Be Asked
to Have Them Include Oahu in
Their Pacific Cruise.

The probability of the assembly be-
fore the port of Honolulu of the intcrua.
tional fleet which will pass through the
Panama Canal in a magnificent pageant
by way of officially opening that great
thoroughfarc, is a subject that is eX-
pccted TO occupy local civic bodies, and
particularly the mcr, hants association
IN the near future
According to advicCs received in Ho-
noiulu Tuesday, the United States IS
making arrangements to receive this
great meet in the Pacific and San Diego
is being talked OF as the point of mobll.
ization, from which viii start it's tri.
umphant progress up the coast, touch.
ing at San Francisco and probably at
one of the Northwest ports.
All or part OF this Meet will come to
Honolulu. Invitations viii be issued by
Honolulu to secure all of the fleet how.
ever, and all the various civic bodies
are expected to get in line for it, one
after another.
This fleet will be comprised of all
manner of fighting craft of many ma.
tions. from the dreadnOught down, led
by the famous battleship Oregon, whose
sensational cruise around South Amcri.
ca to get in the battle of Santiago was
the talk of the world of 1898.
Japan and China will both be repre-.
scented in the fleet, and this squadron of
the international fleet is expected sure
~ to touch at Honolulu, if the fleet
breaks up ON the Coast and sails, each
vessel for its own port.
Secretary Daniels of the navy depart
ment has announced that he will leave
for the Pacific Coast either in January
or February next, to pick out a spot foi
the mobilization of the fleet, and this
spot, II is confidently expected, will be
San Diego harbor. 1t is expected that
vast amounts of stores will he assem-
bled at whatever point of mobilization
is designated.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-19
RECEIVES NEWS OF
BROTHER IS DEATH

News was received here yesterday of
the death in East Oakland, California,
on December 6, of John G. Williams,
"A brother of Mrs. Ella l., KinsIea of
lll9 Ninth avenue, Kaimuli.
Williams was run down shortly be-
fore two o'clock ON the morning of
December by two automobiles, re-
ported to he going at the rate of sixty
miles an hour, and instantly killed.
The account of the accident given by
the Oakland Tribune of that date
states that the identity Of the people
who were in the death automobiles was
unknown, but that detectives were al.
ready on the trail.
Mr. Williams was well known in
Honolulu as he had visited the city on
several occasions. lie was sixty years
of age and is survived by u divorced
wife, Mrs. Mary Olsen, of 03j East
Twelfth street, by a daughter living in
San Francisco, and by n sister, Mrs
Kinslca, mentioned above. ;tc was Il
well known property owner of East
Oakland.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-19

believed to be the coup de grace la
octopus, and SakimOto then picked it
up by Il trembling tcntacle, dropped
it into soda water box by his little
stand and returned to his fishing with
renewed hope.
Fifteen minutes later there was Il
Shrek from Il little girl sitting by the
curb. Sakimoto jumped Off the wall
and ran over to his stand but was sud
denly Ossifed with amazement upon be.
holding his octopus, poised on the first
knuckles of each of seven of its
tcntaclcs, wobbling about the side
walk, grasping bottle OF root beer
with its eighth tentaclc.
There was II drunken leer on its
homcly face as it staggered up to
Sakimoto waving the bottle in its
tentacle. Occasionally it lifted it up
to pour the fluid down its capaclous
nav by the well known octopus prac-
tice of slowly enveloping the bottle
with its body until the greater part OF
the former was surrounded by a great
err part of the latter. Several old wine
soaks who gathered, bleary-cyed,
around, turned green with envy.
Slowly the transparency of the crea
ture turned to pale dirty brown and as
the last OF the solution oozcd into it, it
expired at the feet of its captor.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-19
Happy Octopus Gets A Soda Jag;
Raids Stock OF Its Japanese Captor

SakimOto Hashmura is polite ia.
panese vendor of candies and soda pop
at the Alakca wharf, favorably known
to large though select clientele. Be
tween steamer days Sakimoto sits on
the sea wall fishing, leaving his little
stand to take care of itself. Ycstcr-
day morning, ut fourteen minutes to
ten, much to his surprise, he caught an
octopus. Although he has been fsh-
my from the sea wall for Il long, long
time. Sakimoto usually catches notnin..
at all.
A little crowd of wharf Ioungers
gathered around Sakimoto while he
tncd to pull the crGature-it was II
great, big wrggly ouc-loosc from
the sidewalk but it stuck like new
variety of glue with all of its eight
tcluacIcs ana almost pulled piece of
pavement up with it.
SakimOtO moved it over to the curb
but the snthcry thing slid across the
sidewalk and started in to climb right
up the Alakea wharf At this point
customs house officer called attention
to the fact that it did not have dock
pass from Collector Stackablc and
Sakimoto had to tear it loose again.
An obliging stevedore then hit it be
tween the eyes with "A stone. This is
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-19

1.-THE Christmas season is certainly
hurting my business" said Marriage
License Agent Thomas Treadway yes.
terday. - issued only one permit
today, Seems to be that people are
saving their dollars for Christmas
gifts, but ! cannot see what could
make better gift than marriage Ii.
ceuse.
Since the last report made In The
Advertiser, the following marriage per,
mits have been issued by Treadwny;
December 49, sulpicio Ohando, TWEEN.
tY-two yeurs of nge, aud Teresa Man.
uhhp, eighteen years Old, Fllipinos; Dr.
~ e. Mcklllop, aged twcuty.nino
yeaIs and Beatrice McKsnuey, TWEEN.
tytwo years Old, Americans, Oscar
ApanHi Iri tVonty years old, and Eliza
Huge, aged eighteen wears, naNaiiuns
December , Joseph Grassrr, tNon.
iytNo Ncars M age, American, auA
tmilY nomalcy nineteen yeau " ego
Porto Rlrau
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-19
Miss Beatrice Hall, Nurse, Suing
DR.. A. +. Jackson for $4,000
Warned Her Fiance.
lFrom Thnrsday AdNertiserN

That DR.. Arthur f. jackson. house
physician at the Queen 5 hospital, went
out of his way to dcfamc the good
name of Miss Beatrice Hall, trained
nurse, and seriously traduced her repu-
tatlon to the man to whom she was
engaged to marry, is the contention
made in a declaration filed in the cir.
cult court yesterday by Judge Humph-
reys, attorney Tor Miss Han. For the
mental distress the alleged statements
have caused her, which are untrue in
every particular, she AYERS, Miss Hall
demands damages in the sum of twenty.
five thousand dollars.
The formal declaration on file in the
courts is explicit in its quotations of
the remarks alleged to have been made
by Doctor Jackson, who is said to have
warned DR.. a. c. Rothrock, also on the
Queen 5 hospital staff of the purported
character OF the woman he was about
to marry. His allegations against Miss
Hall, according to the quotations in the
declaration, were that she was immoral,
unchaste and dcccitfu in that she had
posed in public as an honest woman,
when, IN reality she was fit inmate
for a brOthel
All such statements, declares Miss
Hail, are false, fcigncd, Scaudalous
and opprohrious. Further on in the
declaration she dcsgnatcs the aIlega.
tions Of Doctor Jackson as false.
wicked, malicious and scandalous" and
which have brought her Unto public
scandal, ignomiuy shame and dis.
grace.
Miss Hall, in the declaration. is de.
scribcd as ian unmarried woman, thr.
~ years of age and upwards; that she
is a graduated trained nurse by profes.
sion upon which said practise she
is dependent for livelihood. Until the
speaking and publishing of "thc sev.
cral false, wicked, malicious and sean.
dalous words quoted in the declara.
ton, she had never "bccu suspected TO
have been guilty of uuv lewd or
lasciViOus conduct, 80 which fact, she al
iogcs, the defendant knew.
The conversation between Doctor
Jackson, the defendant in the action
brought, and Doctor Roihrock, IN which
the alleged SANDER orrurrrd, Is said 10
have taken place Ht the Queen Is hos.
piial ON the third of the present month.
Doctor jackson has been house phy.
sicihn a. the Queen H for the past yrar
rnd hHli llr ha. retained Holmes
Stanley a oIOu 20 represent him boz
the case.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-19
Kahuku Highway Completed, But
Other Work Has Been
Sadly Delayed.
(Mail Special to The Advertiscr.)

(MaiI Special to The Adyertiser)
HILO, December l3.-Work on the
various belt road contracts is gradually
drawing near close. The Kahuku lava
road work was completed recently, and
has just been inspected by members of
the commission. Work on the Lord
Young contract, taking IN the section
between Kaawalii and the Kealakaha
Gulch, on the south side of Kukaiau,
was completed last week. The contract
time for this work did not expire until
the end of the year, but the WORK was
carried along so well that it would have
been finished even earlier than it was
had it not been for the fact that "A de
lay OF between five and seven days was
caused by several big landslides.
On contract number two, the John
Brown contract, the past month during
which it had been hoped to catch up
with the losses of previous months, has
proved very disappointing, the work
falling away more than ever from its
standard OF prog css. 1t is now certain
that the contractor who under his con
tract must finish by the end OF the year
will be compelled to ask for an eXtcn-
sion of couple of months, and Chief
Engineer Adams believes that it will
take about three months after the time
of expiration to finish the job This
matter will soon have to come up before
Il meeting of the loan fund commission.
ers for settlement.
The Arioli brothers, who are working
on a belt road contract between Homo.
kaa and Waimea, have met with hard
luck, and have been thrown back some,
what, through no fault of their own.
They had expected to be able to do
particularly good work ON this contract
through the excellence of their plant,
and their plant has been one of their
greatest sources of trouble. Only last
week the driving axle of their big G,c.
tOn truck was twisted completely
around within space of two inches,
and they have also had much trouble
with their crusher and other parts of
their plant, The Ariol brothers have.
however sufficient time ahead of them
before the expiration of their contract
llmt, to make it possible for them u
catch up.