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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21

Torej F. L., lie tako naprej "a
vero in narodl
Vedi, da SC sc ljudje tudi ma
Chisholmu za6eli zavedati, sicer
pocasi, a vztrajno in vedi, da Sc
re zdaj veeina ne GAMMA veG za
psovke "A. s."
Ko listam dale, zapazim ma.
SLOW: 'Socialistieni znaGaj'. Pod.
pisan je A. h. - Temu rimskemu
jetniku hoGem ma kratko vse DO
jasniti, ker VEN, da dotiGni o.
sebno meme misli. Maj DO torej
boil ma jasnem!
Da Sc pripoznavam "a social
sta, S tenn sem bill dosedaj Sc We
dino ponosen, ker tudi VEN, zakaj
sem socialist in VEN tudi, zakaj
sc borim "a socialism. Nj me Sc
bio sram odgovoriti ma vprasa-
MIA glede socializma.
craven tega pripomnim tudi.
da Vas je Sc veliko taksnih, ka-
kor A. K, Xxi Sc borite prot, in
Sc mas socialistov bottle, pa VAN
socialism nj prav mic znan in po-
leg tega tudi polozaj, V katerem
zivite, ne.
Clan katoliske jednote SEN pa
postal Sc tisti cas-, ko sem vedel
o delavskem polozaju in gibanju
toliko, kakor We "Kranjski ia
nez", pisatelj "trompihelna" in
tudi re omenjeni A. X.
Kar Sc tiee delegacije, jo pa
specimen vedno, ako me drustve-
nj bratje izvolijo in pripoznajo "a
zaupnega; nikdar je pa ne kupu-
jem "a "visko in pivo."
Ia slovensko dvorano sem bill
pa tudi re wee let, kakor sem Sc
danes.
Seveda ina ljudstvo tudi pray,
ko Sc brani dvojnih stroskov, ko
vidi, koliko mora re dosedaj pla-
tcvati duhovnom in cerkvam.
Delavci, spreglejte in spoznaj-
tie, kaj je socializem.
Najboljse je pa6, da Sc o TEN
sami prepricate.
Nikakor pa ne mislite, da je
"A. s." socialisti6ni list. On to
nil Ako zelite vedeti kaj o socia-
lizmu, potem 81 narcotic "Prole-
tarca" in ca pazljivo precitajte.
Delavci, zbuditc Sc in spoznaj-
tie, kje innate nude, pekoce rane,
da jih moreno z zdruzeno moe
10 zaceliti - odpraviti.
Ma milijone ljudi sc prebuja,
prebudite Sc tudi vi, Slovenci in
sc .borite n~eustraSeno "a svoje o.
sv%obojenje, "a svoje pravice.
S soc pozdravoml
A. Maine.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21

z%atorjev. kakor so gori omenje-
nj; zatorei vi novi organizatorji,
delujte naprej! Mic Sc ne boite
"a placilo; ga gotovo dobite
(kes), kadar Sc kateri oglasi
zanj. seveda pa he v zlatih &C.
kinckih!
Pozdrav vsem sodrugom!
RdeGkar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
Urban S Palovc.
Chisholm, MINI.
Dragi urednik!

Dragi urednik.
Posebpih movie tn nimamo. sa-
mo delo sc jake tezko dobi, ako
clovek ne pozna razmer. XII Via
dalo med delavcem in delodaial-
Gem, ter Nth priganiaci ali bossi
-podrepnezi.
Grem okrog in praSam "a delo
kaptena.
Ia mi pravi, da me ne pozna.
Povem mu. Ola sem re delal zanj.
No. potem mi odgovori, da ina
re vse polno. -
Use drugace je seveda "a one,
XII ga peljeio cd salona do saloo-
ma, ga napajajo, bossovim babam
pa galone vina kupujejo. Taxi
dobe delO magari sedemkrat ma
dan. Pa Sc, ko imajo re delo,
podkupujeio TAXI kaptena in bo-
Sc z denariem, piiaco in dobrimi
smodkami. Dobro Sc Jim potem
godi. tudi, &c so slabi delavci in
tudi, &c prideio piiani V rudnik.
Jim bosi mic ne recejo.
Ali TAXI. Xxi ne napajajo svojih
priganjacev, pa zgube IA vsako
malenkost. ali pa cello brez vzro-
ka svoje delo.
JAZZ ma pr. sem zgubil delo sa-
mo cato, ker nisem hotel It'll ma
"hord' k pjegovi sestri Blatni-
kovci. da bi il pomagal crepinje
pratt. Tega pa re ne STORM. ce
nikdar vec V chisholmskem rud-
niku ne delam.
Rojaki, ako Sc ne bono zdru-
aili. Sc nam DO vedno slabSe go
dilo.
Poglejte roiake V Michiganu,
kako Sc zdai z mimi godi. Taxi
so naSi izkoriscevalci.
Idai so izdali "a mas Sc novo
postavo, da ne dobi ME. kdor Sc
pobiie po rudnikih.
Rojaki, bodimo re pametni.
zdruzimo Sc in vrzimo ia prokleti
kontraht cd sebe. $ katerim mas
kompaniia tako dere. Ona sama
maj della kontrahte. &c hoGc, ne
pa mi!
Roiaki V Michiganu, vi pa bo-
dite trdni in slozni.
vi garievci, pa spregleite ze
enkrat in M hodite ve6 delati in
izdajati svOie brate sotrpine!
Maj bo "a danes dovoli mole
ga dopisa, hocem pa Sc drugic
kai wee pisati!
Rojaki. Sc to mai opominm, da
81 n%arocajte casopis. XII je "a
Vas, ne pa Slovenskega Janeza
V Jolietu, Xxi nj "a Vas. ampak lc
"a ernOsukneze!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
Chisholm, MINI.

tenl. SOuT. vi cuHlk TOleLdIcd
HoGem Yam danes nekoliko pc
rocati o tukajsnjih delavskih raz-
merah. v katerih sedaj zivimo.
Zasluzek ie primeroma slab,
tako, da Sc nekatere druzine tn
silno tezko prezivljaio, akoravnc
Sc della stalno vsaki dan. Vzrok
je temu premajhno plaeilo cd
rekordnega della v iami ma pro.
storih. Pc tukajsnjih rudnikih so
81 delavni prostiri razli6ni eden
cd drugega, kakor noe in dan,
seveda, kar sc tiee zaslu5ka. Re-
kordna plaza ma prostorih je pa
lie brez razlike povsod jednaka.
Rudarsko delo je pa povsem
skoro vse rekordno. PRAY malo-
.kje Sc dobi izjemo, da sc della
ma racun komPanijskega Sihta.
Kai Sc more torei zasluziti, ko
ie tukai veliko vec slabih delav-
min prostorov, kakor pa dobrih
rekordne place so pa tako mike,
da Sc ma slabih prostcrih della
kompaniii takorekoc - zastonj.
Ma takih slabih prostorih ne
dobimo delavci nobenega p%lacila
"a vrednost svojega trdega della.
V navadi je tukai tako: Ko
prideS della iskati ga dobis, am
pax kaksnega -. da mic ne Ia
sluziS. Geprav tako trdo delas. da
duSo pri MENU pustis. - Tu vi
dis vsaki cas- kakega "mainar-
ia, XII pusti delo in gre il ia
me domov. Napraviio par Sihtov,
pa sprevidijo, da ne DO mic; -
cato puste vse skup. pa gredo ma
pref $ trebuhom IA kruhom.
Drugi Sc zopet vesele. ker dobe
ono delo. Xxi so ga predniki pu-
still.
Navadno Sc pa pr TEN Sc GO
vori: "Morebiti oni zadnji mozi
MISC bill pray izvezbani V TEN
da MISC mogli mic zasluziti.
Morda MISC tudi do skrajne sile
trdo delali. Ali lahko, da so de-
lali tudi Zvesto, varno. kajti I'VE
delo tudi nekai zamudi. da Sc
ne zasluzi toliko. Nj bono pa "a
sluzih,' Sc pogovarjajo med
seboi. "Moramo z~asluziti primer
no place. kakor Sc gre, ce Sc nam
Drav vse zile ma rokah potrgajo."
In res delajO ma onem prostoru.
Delaio kakih Sest do sedem
Sihtov, pa zopet Sc vidi. da Sc
% nimajo z~asluzeno ma posa-
meme sihte pri tel rekordni pla-
81. "Pri tenn delu nj mic. Js, bo-
mo pa delodajalca "popokali',
da nam mora vecjo place dati X
temu delu, sal tudi sam lahko
vidi, da Sc S TEN ne more mic ma
rediti."
In res, navadno pride delodaja-
lee ma Nth prostOr; pa ga prosl-
jo: "'Zvisai nam place tukaj, ka-
kor je cd ''kare" ali fila. On
pa osabno spregovori: ''Ce nOce-
te delati "a to place, pa poidite
IL maine ven.
Dosti imam drugih MOI. XII mi
bodo radi delali "a to place"
&c Sc kateremu 20 sreGi naklju
ci, kakor hi srecko -adel, da do
hi boljSi prostor. kier more ka.i
z%asluziti, mu pa delodaialec kaj
nitro place zniza. da Sc mora re-
vez deiavec YES strgati. &c hoce
zopet kai zasluziti.
Tako Sc godi tn cd dine do dine,
mesca do mesca cd leta do
leta.
To ie popolnO, skrajno izkoris-
dandanasnjega gnjilega 81
sienna, pa tudi vzgled, kako Sc
godi nezdruzenim delavcem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
chisholm, MINI.

- "'OJ Noo p'NNihS, ia vi 81 ga
kratil $ kaksnimi brezvestnimi in
neznacajnimi psovkami, katere b
utegnil videti listu A. S. Use.
emo sc rajsi potrudim do kaks.
mega pouGnega 6tiva, kakor do
zasnofanih psovk kaksnega ga.
RIA, Xxi so navadno v A. S.
Nato mi znanec ponovno ponu.
di list A. s. in reGe:
"Poglej tie "dobtinice", kako
so pisane. S TEN je pokazana visa
modrost kranjca in Sojarja.''
Primem in 6itam - in sicer st.
10.
Precitam "'Drobtinice" Re ia.
koj V zaGetku zapazim. da hoee
pisatelj ma vsak nacin Sc vedno
siliti piScanca nazaj V lupino. IL
katere Sc je izvalil.
Pri vsem TEN je dovolj dokaza-
no, da je pisatelj "trompihelna''
gotovo vso umotvorno vedo pu-
still pri kakSni "farski" zaliub-
ljeni Adamovi to~varisici.
V svojih Drobtinicah pove tu-
di marsikaj, V kar Sc sam ne YER,
jane.
kdo je spodbujal grske umet,
nike - kiparje, slikarie it'd, da
so ustvarjali prave umotvorec lie
Ii TO res storila - religijaP
Veliko boljSe hi bilo "a Kranj,
ca, ako Sc ne bi vedno hvalil:
"kdor Sc nj mic uGil, mic ne
INA, kajti grski ~modrijani in IL,
metniki takrat Sc MISC pose6ali
tako visokih sol, kakor Jill je on.
&c hi on NJ hodil toliko casa V so.
10 in Sc toliko u6il, Ida mic ne ve)
- bi mogo6e tudi on postal kak
neprekosljiv modrijan, ali pa IL
metnik.
+, pa on Sc tudi sedaj zaveda
samega sebe in 81 misli, da mora
postati neprcmagljiv, brezznacai.
nj psovalec, kateremu he hi mo.
gel nihce blizu z resnico.
Vendar bi bio skoro boljse, da
hi tudi to opustil, kajti takih u
metnikov, obrekovalcev in pso.
v~alcev. Sc nj nikdar, - tudi pred
tisocletJi ne - manjkalo; - to-
rel trdi tT ne more ostati edin
ma svojem vzvisenem mestu V sve-
town. zgodovini. Boise bi bilo
zanj, da Sc ne bi mic uGil, hi vsaj
tudi lahko rekel, da ME ne Una,
pa nih6e mu ne hi oporekal.
"A. s." bi ma vsak nacin 20
pet rad sprawl vso umetnost in
znanost pod rimskokatolisko GER
kveno kontrolo, kakor je bio ne
kdaj, da bi papez in duhovniki
vladali eel svet in vso kulturo.
Ali, dragi moi, tn YAM JIG re
odklenkalo - cato ne silite zopet
piscanca nazaj v lupino, ker on
noce nazaj - ampak Sc hoce pro-
sto razvijati dale. Steer je danes
- zal - izobrazba in umetnost
Sc odvisna cd moloha kapitaliz-
ma -, kajti on je premagal reli-
gijo, - ali upajmO, da tudi to
mine.
Zapomnite 81, da je prepozno
siliti Sc tia, kjer a wee ne po-
trebujejo.
Verujte vi V svOje bogove, ko.
liFor hoeete, a pustite mas $ svo-
JIM aegm2ui V miru,
Socijalizem he pripoznava raz-
like med cloveskimi bitji in Sc cd
lo6no bori proti suznosti.
Rimskokat. YER uci Obratno,
da a biti vedno podlozni
svojim visjim, kar bi Sc reklo 2
drugimi besedami: "Kogar zivis,
temu sc klanjaj - robuj mu po-
trpezljivo in vdanol"
Da Sc mora vsak razredno "a
veden delavec boriti proti takim
naukom, je pa menda popolnoma
iasno.
Ma drugi strani V isti stevilki
sc hoce neki f. L. IL Chisholma,
MINI. potruditi "a ~neslanega dro-
btiniearja, ces, kako hud poper
BIO to "a nekatere nasprotnike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21

Ma drugi strani V isti stevilki
sc hoce neki F. L. IL Chisholma,
MINI. potruditi "a neslanega dro-
b%tiniearja, ces, kako hud poper
BIO to "a nekatere nasprotnike.
o, ii ubogi suzenj - dusevno
pa6 rimske hierarhije, telesno pa
Steel Trusta!
Premisli, f. L., da sc ne .bode
nihee, XII ina kolickaj zdravih
mozgan, katere ho6e rabbit sam v
svoio korist, - oziral ma taksno
otrocje preganjanje i'm psovanje.
Kaj takega Sc je upostevalo lie
v starodavnih cash med neolika.
mimi ljudmi, zdaj so pa east, da
Sc TAXA ~vprasanja resujejo lie $
stvarnostjo.
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NQN H|lly'[I'lI / i
TREASURE TROVE

NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-In the sum
mer Of 1910 the Matilda. a slOop of Z
tons, dropped anchor In the Galveston
hareor early one morning. Five hardy
young adventures formed the crew
and the articles stated that the 'vesse
was going on cruise in the Caribbean
sea.
From that day to this not word
had been heard OF the Matilda
Today the little steamer Altai OF the
Hamburg American line, bound from
the West Indies, TIED up in the East
river and seven passengers came
Morrison, feet inches in stature
Morrison was one of the men who sail
ed on the Matilda in quest of treasure
trove.
q was one of five who sailed on the
sloop Matilda from Galveston two and
G half years ago." he said. A mar
named Hastings was the leader Of the
expedition. He said he was descend
ant Of Captain Hastings, who pirated
on the Spanish main in Morgan's time
The captain had left a chart showing
where his treasure was buried on ar
island in the Los Roques group. We
found the island without difficulty ant
Hastings and three more went ashore
leaving me in charge Of the boat. A
fierce gale came up and wrecked oul
boat. We we're marooned, but there
were plenty Of birds and lots of fruit
and fish.
We found cave in which was the
skeleton of a man, and the bones Were
spread on the floor Of the cave in The
shape Of a Maltese cross. 1t looked a
if the man had been staked or pitteG
to the ground.
I'VE saw nothing nor heard nothins
from the sea until about a year ago
Then one night we saw rockets break
ing and suffering in the sky. A shil
was nearby and in distress, but we
could not help her. =
1--WE waited till morning and ther
went down to the shore. A little
schooner was wedged fast on the spi
and the waves were completing the
work of the storm of the night before
We found that she had a cargo of lux
uries consisting chiefly of tea, coffee
and champagne 1t took us a week Il
carry the cargo ashore, then the vesse
broke. up. fsSs aThi.s. p
"About two months ago a boat put
in our island for water I was assignee
to come back to the states to fit ou
another expedition. >. .
and how about the treasure trove?'
Morrison was asked -
''Oh, had forgotten about tht
treasure trove. Well, am going t.
get another boat and goI after my com
/ panions,"" and he smiled a KNOWN.
smile and would not say. just where
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per T. K. X. s. S. Shinyo Maru from
San Franeisco-For Honolulu: Miss
Rose Healy, Miss Margaret Kerwin
DR.. J. H. Allen. Miss Edith Foltz, T. H.
kerwin, Miss Mary Kerwin, Miss Mary
Olds.~W. D. Sanborn. Through-For
Yokohama; E.Dauner, NJ. Handa, T,
Hoshikawa, Rev w. s. Kress, Rev. 9.
L. Leininger,; r: Matsushita, X. Morita
7. Mort, l. Nakayama, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Potter, Mrs. T. Robinson, G. SquelIa
X. Toyoda, s. Uchida- For Nagasaki:
DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Schwartz, Miss
Laura Schwartz. For Shanghai: Miss
Eva Forman, Rev and Mrs. L D. Pat.
terson and infant, Mr. and Mrs. Tong
King Chohg and infant, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. D. Yanderburgh and infant, Miss
Faith, Z. Vanderburgh, Miss Wong
Shee. For Hongkong: r.. Ander,
son. CD Baker, Capt. A. J. Brace, G.
w. Bridges. p. CadnnaIf, H. N. Clapp,
Mr. lind Mrs. RI N Clark, Miss Ella
Dalton, d DANGER, j. w. Dougherty,
Hon Manuer> Earnshaw, F. Fisher,
Miss Julia fGoerck, Lieut.. and Mrs. N.
NJ. Green, r. w. Hills, Mrs and Mrs.
E. MsHimrod, Mrs. Z. R.. Howe and
2 cAildren, Capt. and Mrs.%Ak Larsen,
J. q X. Mcclure. Jr., H. M. Price, l..
Sargent, Dr.. l.. Schapiro, and wife, L.
G. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Taylor, j.
A. Victor, Mrs. F. C. White, Mrs. L. R.
Wing. g. ~ - = -. =
Per str. Kilauea, from Kona and
Kau ports: L. Chong, Miss Chong,
LUCY Ale, B. J. Berger. Miss, Berger,
w. Mertins, NJ. Mazda, I'd. K. Baker
Mrs. Baker, u. Shepherd, A. Smith,
Mrs. r. O'Brfen, Miss c. Alderman,
Miss N. Anu, Chas. Kan, II Saboy aha,
NJ. osaki, T. Imai, K. Uramoto, Miss
Henriques. :. s5s;sg,... & I. - i. i
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MUNICIPAL FOREST
GROWING

: It is a rather novel experiment for
municipality to go into the forestry
business on q large scale as Montpe-
lier proposes to do by planting seed
lfngs on thirty acres Of land about
Berlin pond; but it is likely to turn
out as a profitable investment, given
time. ET =
The initial cost of the experiment,
the land being at the municipality g
disposal is not. great, and the care
of the growing trees will not impose
any greater outlay, the trees really
taking care of themselves; but the re-
suits in the reforested area will be
entirely out Of proportion to such
combined expense, for timbers Is va
liable now and is bound to be .noce
valuable by the time these trees have
reached a sufficient size. Therefore
Montpelier will realize good returns
on the experiment and at the same
time it will be utilizing land which
otherwise would lie idle or grow up
to useless accundulations of plant life.
Moreover, the example which the mu-
nicipality is setting may be of value
in that it will encourage the refor-
estation of other tracts Of land in
the vicinity.
Other Vermont communities which
have idle land would find it good
investment to set out seedlings now
and let nature work for them in grow
ing trees. Such efforts would coun-
teract in part the devastation Of the
forests which is constantly going on
in Vermont-Borre, VT, Times.
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MILITARY PAGEANT
. tcoutinued rom page ~

/ Continued from page Ia :
National Guard s1t VIII be a splen.
did spectacle and am honor to our
community and viii enable Honolulu
to honor the Father Of our Country
as not many other cities can. Not
many communities have the oppor.
tunity to see. a demoZstration of this
siza - - - ) -EEp .. ~
Three Great Parades 81" -
. II the military plans are carried
out, Honolulu will see three great
parades in one day The Floral
Parade in the afternoon is expected
to be much larger than the last one.
Il appears from work being done by
various decorators that the figure Of
Washington IS likely to loom large
among the various decorations, and
that Honolulu will show that, If she
is lively for entertainment, she is
also lively IN patriotism.
In the evening will come the great
Japanese lantern parade This is an
idea originated some years ago, by
the Japanese themselves, and carried
out with an enthusiasm that aston
ished the community: Honolulans
and visitors alike .cheered and raved
over it, and this year the Japanese,
with a strong committee, are planning
to repeat the performance.
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PASSENGERS HOOKED

Per Tx. K. s. s. Shinyo Maru, for
Japan and China ports From Homo
LULU r. Cakes, Mrs. R. #. Cakes,
G. a. Bushnell. = r szsf.
Per stmr. w. g. Hall, for Kauai
ports Jan, 19.-W. ID. McBryde, Miss
WilSok, p. K. sPa1ama, Mrs. C. B.
Hofgaard, Mrs. A. X. Gardall and in
FAINT. sd -, ~Ssis>7 s'sassss3
Per str. Claudine, for Lahaina and
Kahului ports, Jan. 10.-Miss o. Ablin-
ger, Mrs. e. Barba, Miss E. Barba,
Miss R. Barba, G. F. Burns, Geo. Kon.
Miss All Gin, H. P. Weller, E. Brecht,
o. Brecht, Miss E.. Kawaiwaaole,, Mrs:
III. Kahana. r.: :,
Per @ s. s.. Sierra, for San Fran
cisco, Jan. 11.-Mrs. Frances Ander-
son, Master Allen Anderson, Miss
Mary Bennett, Miss C. Condf, b. v.
Cox, H. v. Dixon, Miss Anna Farisee,
Mrs. X. NJ. Goulding, Geo. E. Gum,
Nrs!tC. C.. Hall, Herbert Harris, A. w.
Hedemann, Leon Honigsberger, J. M.
Howard, Isidore Jacobs, R. Jandorf,
Mrs. H. Letter, D. Low, Mrs. L: H.
Myers, Mrs. R. Pfeil, G. s. Pray, Aub-
rey Robinson, Selwyn Robinson, Mrs.
G. Stephenson, Paymaster Stevens, u.
S. NJ Clarence Wilson, VIM. Wolff,
Archibald Young, Mrs. Young:
Per str. Mauna Kea, for ,Hilo via
way ports, Jan. 11.-Mrs. J. w. West
and infant, Mrs. A. Cameron, w. L.
Severance, Miss H. Severance, Mrs.
B. Walbridge, C. H. Well. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F. c. Hagen, Miss K. Kekele,
,Jio. Silva, H. L. Lyon, J. B. McSwan-
son, Mr., and Mrs. W. G. McQuarrel,
g. L. Givillini, A. e. Austin, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Eames, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G..
Hummel, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Carlsmith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes, A. s. Cantin: ,
Per Stmr. CIaudine, for Maui ports,
Jan. BE. w. Hulse, M. A. Nicoll,
w. w. Taylor.
Per. str. Kilauea, for Kona and Kau
ports. Jan. 14.-Miss C. Medeiros,
Mrs. p. Correa, Master P. Correa, Mr..
and Mrs. C. W. Burkett.
+ Per str. Likelike, for Mau; and Mo-
lokai ports, Jan. 14.-Miss H. McCor-
riston, L. M. Judd. Geo. McCorriston,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. McCorriston.
Per str Kinau, for Kauai ports, Jan.
IA. NJ. McBryde.
Per stfnr. Mauna Kea, for Hilo, via
way ports, Jan. 15.-Mr. and Mrs. c..
W. Burkett, Mrs. Suffer, Miss Nc
Larrn, J. W. WaIdron, A. Osaki.
Per str. w. G. Hall, for Kauai ports,
Ian 16-Mr and Mrs William Dean
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PR0P0SllSIF0k
CABINET
lcon,lnusd from pase y
R. FARRINGTON.. General Blu

Continueu rom sase
from trenton that his place Is nail.
ed down .sssa
4, lawyer, ia years old. Mr. norris
has served as State Senator Lieu
tenant Governor and Governor Of
Montana He Is conyetsant With the
land laws, comes from q newly Dem
ocr6tic state Of the Big West and
would be an ideal man Tor the posi-.
ton. -. j = - g -
ss TIE otHes inan re- r;sdhSniily lsehiion..
ed in connection with the Interior
portfolio il Senator Thomas p. Gore.
He Ii being much. doomed for the
Job, despite the fact that he IL totally
blind. He also has the prestige Of
having whipped Oklahoma into line
for Wilson's nomination and render.
ed valuable Assistance u baltimore.
The only apparent drawback to- his
Obtaining the place ii tie necessity
for keeping ali tried and true men
In the Senate during the tariff fevi-
sion period and the Enactment of 9TH
er partisan slegisIatiUn.
Mr. Gore Is not 50 favurably con.
sfdered as Nj Norris. He r more
OF IL polite az ana Il. frequently &C!
Cursed o. 1e4ning far III TIE airection
9bf Populisn1 md .DefnAg og19S His
ambition Il to Be the new Progressive
leader Of II Senate rather than be-
come j Cabinet Minister
al tof President eieel tRiiSon,s pro-
testations about Jeifefsunisn sifnpli-
city and lack 6f 0stel don In con.
ilectich with : HIS inafkdfatijh have
kbhe b. he boatd me iotai com.
mittees here vas frightened f1r u few
days and seemed 10 think tII8 usual
Inc sof hdff4h INA Display must be
shaved down And tngn National
Chairman McC0nibs dfODDtd into
town. He INFORMED tie l6Eat com
mittee to pay no attention whatever
to Governors Wilson remonstrances,
but 90 ahead and .whpop things up
for the biggest and gaudiest inau-
gural ever known in the history of
this modest Republic, where all men
are free and equal =
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-. 1909 --..- q q L.!
efal weeks before the battaiion n On.
ally shaken down to camp lits. -
y : .Ie first, battalion, which win double
up with the third I'm barracks. md
quarters, win march down from Scho-
field Monday The hand - expected
to arrived by train this afternoon.
Delayed Orders Hsre. sse 2
The printed order Or me Westefn
Division, moving the local rofkanfka-
tons and Designating stztiUn fUr the
troops soon to arrive, reached Depart
ment headquarters in this mornings
mail. Z Il assigns the 10Th company OF
coast artillery to Fort Ruger. but this
has already been corrected by cable,
substituting Fort De Russy II seems
that the mixAp occurred becapeezthe
code word for De Russy ID the orig
inal wire from the adjutant general
Of the army to- the Western Division
commander, was misundersto0d The
troops were designated TO station aft
er consultations between the adjutant
general and General Macomb, who
is now In Washington. a.. - -
Examinations Delayed. - ). -
he board 0I officers converted: at
Schoffeld BarraIks and Fort Shafter
to examine. officers for promotion,
have been annufled by division orders.
This is due to the removal from
Schofield of the two batta1fons OF the
Second, and the consequent increase
Of high ranking officers ct Shafter.
When the Twenty.fffth Infantry and
Fourth Cavalry arrive, new boards
will be named.
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HARB6R NOTES

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a result of the call of the Japanese
liner Chiyo Maru at the port yester-
day afternoon. 4s..sssG
nv Twelve hundred and fifty tons rof
freight from Manila, Hongkong and
the Japanese ports were. left here as
z It is expected that the Matson Nayi-
CATION steamer Hilonian will be dis
patched for Port Allen tomorrow
evening. e #aa = ~
Taking ballast only, the American
schooner Defiance was towed to sea
late yesterday Afternoon. The vessel
is bound for Port Townsend.
Freight from San Francisco and the
Sound Is being discharged from the
Matson Navigation steamer Hilonian,
now .berthed at Hackfeld wharf.
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GRAND JURY
ltDIC.I'|S !.
OFFICER

William Victor Miller, the police
man whom Sheriff Jarrett discharged
last month following an invssfie ation
OF hts alleged assault 6n 4 woman
who had sought HIS protection. has
been indicted BY the territorial grand
Jury for rape. The Indictment was
handed to Circuit Judge Ro6Inson BY
the hturyB foreman this morning, Il
being the only true bin returned IN
the partial report submitted. The date
OF the alleged crime e named a. De-
cember IL.