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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
MAY ENLARGE WORK
Executive Committee of Co-Opcrntiv,
EGmcation Associntion To- Meet.

the executive COMMITTEES Or the Co.
operative Education Association Will
meet at noon tomorrow In the offices
or the commission at the State Capt
toll Several important recoinhlenda-
tions are 10 be placed before the as
ISOLATION by Secretary j. II. Binford
looking 10 the enlargement OF the
work. The committee consists OF rep.
resentatives from every section Of the
State. Il large number OF whom have
Indicated that they viii be present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
THOMPSON GETS BAIL
- eIcased Under $4,000 Rons: for rrIuI
ON MMrdcr ChmrEc In Police Cnuri

On WHru:r thhfEc In IOIfce Court.
Alfred w Thompson, held by tho
police for the murder OF j. w. Rainev.
was yesterday admitted TO bail in tie.
sum OF $1,000 In the Hastings Court.
for hiE appearance in The Police Court
on Wednesday, The bond was FUR
nishcd by Samuel Cohen.
Thompson. the police charge, hit
Rainey over the head with n slarn
instrument when the two men quar-
relied over business transaction on
December 20. The wounded man was
taken to Stuart Circle Hospital. where
he died on Monday night from his
injuries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28

Judgment for S4S5.3O.
Thomas w. Smith secured iudr-
ment for S4S5.3O in the City Circuit
Court yesterday against Potts & Nc
Comas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
Richardson Qualities.

i. Seva Richardson. recently elected
Justice OF the Peace for Richmond and
Jefferson Ward. qualified yesterday be-
fore Clerk Christian OF the Hastings
Court, for his new term beginning
January l. 1914.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02
in nrftiidlcr Sunncnelnt,

Der in IsBter 3eit 10 piel bti una
qenannte 6orid)er Gtefdn6on io3t
in elmer ishr IuoIih mmutenoen
S6iIosrLn9 ieiner iommertihen Grs
f%ahrungen auf Ieiner %iiinqiten 3eiIe
0urh orttiIfe Rs9iunen Ror0dmeriz
ta8 II. a.:
llnertrdqlih beiB mar Ser Suti.
Sin thermometer totten mir niht;
aber i'd bin ijd]er, oaB an gar mdns
dem Gage bic Semperatur mehr G!s
100 Grab in Ger Come nor, uno
monfmaI itano pod1cntdu1 tein
WoItden an Nimmel. Mir rpuroen
bier uone "a 5tunoen in Der Sonne
oebr0ten. DIE heibeite ,3eit oss Eas
Qe8 !por Inn s ubr obenos berum,
uno Die perhlItnismdBig tiibIlte I'm
4 ooer 5 ltbr morqsns.
limo oje mostitos mdrsn bier 10
fhIimm, oaB mebrere u~nierer 0un0e
inIolQe Ser Ihrtdlifsn 4nfhpeuung
ihrer Nfigsu v20Ttdnoiq %erbliuoeten.
tntni9litn5 fir 0ie 9on3e 8elt, IN
luslter mir in oieIer h0Iiihen Sc
GtuN rortr. Glh poren ole I'M
itre 0unot )dbri. infoIge por
Ghpdrtn. ug,4s bic Siidle pon
g}ostjto5 an ZEN TiBeu ocrurfat,z
ten. aeroNc en- ZEN Sttlen, IN oa8
!0dlr init Neo freilieaeu0en tputitts
GER Yell Res aaBes 3uiommentriifi.
&|gs}ufH. v'y bdben 1uf unicytr
1-r'ea Grat>.ion teirs Gyfaarurs
a6ta@t. 'ec.ts .acbr Sen Nomen lrons
f1uer EUG.,rej perNitnte, ais NifIs
re't,r'' 0nartcrbrodleue 9ylitniBs
ruo N's't sn.i.yiide Nlos'ito glaze
i'm id2ne1 E,rmer res Gopocruiree
2Sl1F l,sS Mlon muf idor
msi. iuter ia man in troojiten
@t9iensn 0ie rod n~sniaitenS
2ott hestn 10 IaIimmt &eybdlt.
u;Fs IirNs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02
Die Mnoe.

Sn einem friibsrsn Wobe6erihte
csoadttn mir Der Gtoffe. bic oer
tommenbeL Wooe ihr haratterift;-
f6es @eprG.; 9e6en meroen. d.
babel ermd6nts 8untbett tonn aud
in be3u9 ouf bic 0arnituren an
@IuIen unb 9leioern niht qsnGG
herporqe9oben meroen, uno es Ideiui
fait, oils loous bic Wooe fir ben
Man9et an umtpdl3enoen Neubeits1
turd oieie butte Note uno Die Sri.
einaIitGt Der NitteI bier3u en,Ihds
ptQer, 60 tonn man neben elmer
ipsiBen 2inQerie Wooe bel gluIsn
ouh Don eiuer burten Gingerie78Iu.
len Wooe Ipreden. Die 3arten.
tpeiBen BoIdtoiIss. Grepss rno b:
trdftigcren fSriies uno 6rottins iino
obne Riidiidt ouf ben Gsp0bnIihsn
Rsiniqungsnro8eB in ben bunteiten
5or6en geitidt, uho 8par entipritt
IS burdnus Der jsbi9en Rid tung, jes
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02

GIrteI bic 9eoe 1T. fei aud Der nus-
seiprodenen Rsigung fir cine 9ail'
IenDerldngerung oeoaht. bic ii9 emit
peilen barin tunogeben piro. oaB
man our6 breite. teiIneiie Bis CUR
6ufte ~brapierte 0lrtsl Gdarpes IL
ne lange 3aiae martieren mo6ts.
9ieie neue Moce tommt glei6 BIN
8olerotleioern aug Boris; ie ideint
au6 cine Tol9e Der Greigrine I'M
9olton. benn glei6 BEN tur3en or.
meIloien Sddfen. 0as EDIT ober
imitiert BEL oen lesten &leioermOoeI-
len INNER pieoerte6rt. 1T ou6 DIE
bunte 0irtelifdrpe ben 9oIttstru6z
zen Der 9onaulGnoer eHtnommen.
Bon u~nIeten 8iloern 7siat 0os
.rTte Bib (}ig. u Elm GtraBsntleio
nit benz pisoer MODERN Qsporoen'n
Gton : Sndet". oos oQerbjnQs bon
ben frB9eren etipn8 peridieoen 1T.
9ls Gtoff fir bieie 5ode nit &c.
ROTTEN arogsn Gus WacromssS piBe
puroe elm 3u6itoff in bibIhcr
G6attieruno qepGhlt. Die Sadie
Bat tinen Iardoen S6luB, Der our6
nit benz Gtoff ii6er1ogene an0o!e
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02

rem a,s Curtomonsn Nomr0en .ro
~oemgemGB unaeT@idt sur &eiaaerGnJ
BON Stintsn un0 bemgsmGB unez
f6idt CUR 9elaaerun9 pon Stdo;en
unb 9urQen. S9ae bic Sanitita en-
!rupps rGren Sc tUrt;ffen Sie1:5=
siige big na9 Wie1 unoent:ar ceoss
len.
Sn fpd:eren Snhren, oIs ha5 Gteno
e. Shriitsn i'm tiirii'6en H:i9e in=
mer gr0Ber purbe, retru iertt Fh 0ie
SanitIharertruppe aus fFreipiGiJen;
tdufi1 rerfaufte1 ou9 GGrifteneItern
lire Sinner an >ieFe ~rtep:: b:r 6o3e
Solb todte pis!s an. Die Gan tTtds
rem trugen nitt Dan rotten va dub
ni6t ben Turtan, "icnSsyn cine metre
5il5miite, ME man iol6e feHte noA
bet ben Mlitql;e0ern 0e5 Sr0tns Der
8cttoiGi finbet. STR 6eltictura ioar
her 6lsji6teFel, ben lie bel ihren Be-
~rotunoen in bic Witte nobmGn; tpuroe
er umgeTiiirst. 10 gait oie5 als 3eiten
CUR Meuterei.
SoInnge in Die SnnitItoysnsruppe
ausidIieBIi6 G6rilten ouf9erommen
nurben. mar ie oas GIitetprp3 Der
p5manifGen 9(rmee. MIs man ober
anfinq, rem G5riiten rid5t mebr All
;ruuen unb d1erIci geiinoel in bic
Sruppe oufnn9n, Tant aud ber Wert
0iefes GIitstorps. GIs man nun GAR
Sic Suniti6dren mad eIropIiihem
Mufer benaffnen unb eirerer3ieren
roIIts unb lie Ii6 hieien Nsuerungen
aepdItIam p;beriebten, mar nas
Sdifial Der 5ruppe beiieaelt. Gm
Is. Srni 1926 nurben bic (Sanitfhaz
rem burh gerfpredungen nus tbren
9dfernen &c oft uno auf Sem tr1bi:
tions1sn RepoIution5pIuB in 8onitanz
tinopel, Dem Gtmeiben, bingef1ldAz
tet.
60 enbste bds San;t'tcrento-r8,
hur9 tpsldeS bas ormaniIfe Reib
sroB unb mdhti1 9sporoen mar;
Gbriitcn puroen ieitoem nitt nehr
tingeitent in O;e tirtii6e Irrse. l1no
mertniiroig: fe't FER @erni@tun9 Der
SSonitidoren. Dem @uafhluB 0
Gbriiten aug FER tiirtiftcn Nrmee
uno Der GinFibrang bce @eTorreu
na6 d6enplGn0t'6en MuHe-, Ia ieyt
Ser @erf1Q res e1:ma.5 Tis9rsi Fen
osmonti ben Geere3 uno Sc Ion}f1ne
.9erbr0fslurQ bes tirt,ifea HeiAe3"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02
GHrii.cu i'm t;rtiiacn Seer.
3br Girflrf ohf ben %crlauf Der
SGmpfe I'M g~alfaufricgc.

8e9en be 8~efagptrnq. bic tiirti=
I6en 9tieberIoaea beru1,sn odrauf,
baB felt Ter Ginfj6run9 Der 9srfaIs
Iung au6 Gfrifen in Der tiirt ihsn
Grmee bienen. re7net IiA Elm 8enner
Ger bortigen 9er5iltniiIe,
.Wenn aud nil 0eIpiBbeit an3uz
neGmen lit, baR in Sen &dmpfen bel
&trt=8iliNe unb on onoeren Srten
Die in tiirtif6en He:6n oienenoen
@erben, 8uIgaren unb 0rieAen in Die
2uft gefno1en tdber unb oann gu
Den 9riibern drF Der ouberen Settle
iiberginaen, 70 oorf man bierbei ni6t
oenten, bnB 0ie3 in ,hellen 6aufen"
Qeidab, SoDiel 9attanariiten be=
f~drfen ii9 gar ni9t in ben tiirtiIden
Gleiben. Der 9(rmeni,r iebod, Der
BEN gr0Bten 3eil oes 6riFtli6en Som
:ingents Gieferte, iteht 5peiiellos DEN
5irten nGber oIs feinen ildpiifen
@Iaubens9enofen. Wte iibrigens
Gr5eIen3 bon Ser G'oI3 ie!bit aus
fiibrt, bat bic Ginreibung Der Nthtz
mobommeodner cine peniqer qroBe
Roue gefpieIt, aIs itr 3uqeihrieben
poroen 1T; ibre 3abt belt ii6 in ben
mobilen Sruppen unter 10 pro}ent."
Sir bic meiIien 2eFer neu miro
ietn, mas Der GsJpdbrsmnnn iber Die
SteQun9 Der Gbriiten i'm 9iirtenbesre
Der friberen 3eit ousfihrt.
lin baS Sabr 1880 erritts!en
Orddn |. unb iein 8r.oer Ola ebsoin
cine 6ubtruppe, bic Sanitinqren
Geni tscheri. gt'i6 nele Sruppe).
@u5f6lieBli9 GbriTtenfinoer, bic mar
ibren Gltern entriFen uro 7pongss
petie i'm mobomm'b1nIher @!outen
er3o9er Bate, tpurben in oiefe 5rupp>
aufgenommfn. NIls flint So3re ipur=
ben be i60nfen GhriTtentnaNe1 i'm
NIter BON 1912 Sa)re1 fir nts
Sdnitihorsr aus 1ehoben. mas n7tir
unIoqlides Glen0 iter Die e term
6ra6te. Hur ejn2elne S;Gate fouf En-
iif marginal burt qroBe @sI0fum-
men los. &c mar ni6t Re~l'oio1s=
fanutiSmus, ionoarn tIuse &e eA-
nunq, mas be S8monea gu biee-
MaBndhme peraniabte. benn lie ma
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02
.9m..
Traufnkreise
Ser 0immei.

@ie bod mag nobl Der @inmel fein2
GQs nil ij 5leIh Dir iagen:
&8eHn on ibueI mIe cln 8ogelcia
Iie 1higcI toHutgit ihloacn
limo il0geit an mo lnuHer auf
Sn icne biuue 5erHe
limo famcit en0lif gar btndut
gu elnem id0uen Sterue
limo ira9tcit bort ell Gn8elein:
&ie bodl mag pobI Oct @iHmeI
iein2
Gam iei gcmiB. 6o5 GnaIein ipridt:
y3ein, ain0, 0a5 neiB lf ielber
nldt.
God frng einmnl bort oriiben an,
Gb ieucr Stern 0irs inqen fam!
Qu bralhit inoe5 nift iebr 81 ellen,
IS iiro nlir bunoerttauieno gieiIen,
llr0 fl0git on MN gum Sternlein
bort,
IPan iagt Dir mobl oa5ieIbe @ort,
lhl6 llogit on meiter tort uno tort,
Ten 5tern 3i 1tern, BON Grt 81
Grt:
- G5 mciB oodl nlcmon0 0ir5 gu
iagen
tDirIt ooh itet5 per9cbIih irogen:
gHic bob mag wobl Der @lHmcl
fem?
Gem GinO, ooa mciB nur Oott
QuCini
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02

rung. Die Seitens unb bic 9inte-~
ba6n fIEb nit einem Streifeu braas
nen Samtbonoes singefaBt. e6enIo
has S9rdgitid aug BEN ee6Ilmten
Ieil bes Stoffes, bag fir BEN unte-
rem Seil Der SaiQe ~Derpanbt puro>.
Die rette Site Der 3unitn III So
rafft, mG6reno be tint. Seite, nit
8ante, gernoe beruHter hdRqt. Nm
Dem untsrgefpanb III s6enfaus bic
~oeblumte &ante ~bei6ebaLten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02

oes beIicb;9c U}uI:tr, nidt etrpo M,
bic neuen IoQenonnten buI9driIteE
0%eIiins, in bunten 60rben ou53u'
flbren. IS 1T nidt einmoI erTorot.s
lid, bieriiir bic tyoiien @uIqoren-
forben gu mdhlen - Gobeljntone f..
hen btirrners bei BIN beIicbten Qrp-
Zen @luten auF oen 9Iuitn gut aus.
Sebr apart wirten moQljtit
fdIitt gedrteitete @luisntIeioer ous
lpeibeu oosr ounIeletrufar5susp
@dumpoQItofitn nit o~e3snter @sy
tpenounQ bunter @oroijren. Nnt)
2ohYtidercicn meroen bunt qeorbtt,
let. uuo bic @orIitbe fir @oueru
bGncer uno &luernitoI'e 0|o9tuunnt:
1rohttntofi0 finott oorin beiono'
rem 4u8orut. oaB mon itmoIe uno
breite 9ano IMP G~tofisurtel oar,
aus fertiQt. u einmal pom BEN
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02

mortiert tpiro. 4uf Der linten Set
te Der Sade 1T burf Elm Stiid Stitz
terei Elm 91idhen imitisrt. Der
S6Iub oes Rotes befinost iih ouf
Der linten Ssite, uno bon Dem Sir
tel aus i6nor3em NtluS fdut cine
einfote S6drps nit GronIsn, III
bic iit unten Elm oreiediges Stiid
St'derei ami tlisBt.
Sin fronsoiii6es Mobsu fir elm
9inberttsio6en ous Seioe poer einem
Ieidtsn Wo1enitoff tritt uns in
ndhiten Billie (5ig. q sntgs9en.
Sebr porteilboft pIros 1id oofiir
ponoesisioe signen. Dos eng an
ben !9ols o~nlisqsnoe Sod 1T aus
Seios in ountIsrsr S6ottierung oe.
fertiet. ebenlo bic NufihIdge De.
Germel, bic 3iemIi6 bouihio unb
an ben WanIfsttsn gefrGuielt fino.
DER Nod 1T oui Der llntsn Ssits
9eItlo1en unb bdn9t Qtrooe. cine
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02

GsQitt ouh Qsru6IoIe ia &c
ra6s3u iibtlr;ctenoe RoIen.
Su @ro6isn lies! no+ sjn urer
icrTttes Gsbie;. rus nate5u fijnImll
- arob 1T. ME @ro6otit2nnitn
i75t-tn0 nafe5u nsr pityte G5iI oou
~guiiral;en rot1 oey 4unt.ie6aHs
t1rr'
TIT onten rem GDs
rains, u%n5eojnot bic Gr3tten Ser
9HeIt, iouen iiG bis Gutanil er.
it-eden.
Gs 9isbt tdItelisttnoe 9a3iGsn.
Ter Il. Aermophilus eeoeibi IND
terrrtbrt iid Isbboit lei - 70 @rao
Geliius.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02

mwtrim Ditnit @drnts
.it'c Mr1etcater oeS Neryn SoniIcia
yc.e. haata 'o51eu btitloiien. FEM
i.lotn gu it'nsr, 80. 0eburi5taae III
y Qhotco,1gtisn I'll iiberycittn.
V~hotoarc7h. nWiinihen sic 0is
81 roer Goejnett Formul0y2"- BE
omter: .SclbicerfiuoIit SonSIsi'
Gormat!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02

'F9eno lpeIdeA Selog, oon Ter Shuls
ter berab,
Gos notlite Sllo GFlQ. y ocr0n.
lfoulid1t Elm 0ommertlsio fir ELL
luQenolttes Y}0o6en. IS tam aus
ehntmeu'e, Belle ODER irQeno einsm
ohn'ttfn Ieit!en. ou'tiaen W}oteri1!
0sfertl9t tperoen. Tie iehr einfodle
@Iule 1T unter oem runoen 0oIs
ou@ldn''t. oer NIT VSotipen aus fe;
tltr @plbf oer5iert H. ~aetrouIe.t. Der
9oupt'ctaut Der 9Iu'e btitebi N
zen NermeIn, Der ellbo9tn Non9e b1:
uno lbtr otllen duBere 1elte 3pcj
SpiBenf'n'oBe tou'sn. inter ueIhcr
ofr Atetolioff " 1to5'oi5r Nelle a..
Tafft NJ. Nea @olt'UB oer 9eroelg
olIoet enc I53nlttttt oas foiittr
I1o @pi9t. Yer 3ot ut uGtea il
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02
Sr. 9inOlabr'S Sanitarinm
Shicaao, aus.

Ter @eiurnhetisraih Ger .%olfspot" forbert els
atpsattiass QrtieburgstBert in Eieuife Der letosHoss
Menithsit. Sein Hath 1T SoIbes 'Uerth nn6 In eeI
msifien Hdnen ~esn19eHb, %uerlerene 9eiunotsit iDtt
eersubrinoeu. anbers Jaue %binaeQen. pethe dn'
fdbrperen ~rrblidaen Ghfr erluOrbentr BetdtHnsen bs
ruben. be6ern fiji nHt ishr ihruer nber gar niht. 'elbn
PEI nainriiher eebeHsmeiis nno better Setbtbebdab
lara. On 'altsn Ganen ane BE 4reHiE4ea He.a.
ffuHosn ooer Betgliiuneen 10 itper nub pie Ses
bRuffrdfte 10 ihpGG, bd8 bic seiittefte oes
Rbrbets H1 uicat Bu eniihtebeaen G~tilfriieu aafrn1en
ionren. soitP 1aae aehbrsn In cine CUTE bsutins
Edturhetlaniialt NO ate ndtnrliAeu Setimtliel
sinuenauna aebrdht metofn, Delte ben aorper II 70
ttagn uHo %reiHtaeu. .1H uuleter AdiurheitGutatt ~
brauthsn mir enIts uno EpHnrnbdoer. sieftrtjhs
StdItbaber, sfnftpD 'tdie 10afferfuren ltdfI
futeu, mlaHnas, Cfteppatbfe, SetiabmHnfftt.
hom60pathudle un6 ue9fiQtiids 6eitni;tei uHo ak
anbereu ndinrIihfu 6eiiiGitpren. Ie6em ardutbeils.
iaGe miHeniHaiiiidn a%ngspGst. vile ipaeulunteu IN
hsilbaren RraHfteittn. ME Gd,iuinofmAt, Rrebs.
tspiiepfie. ct. Viiusian5. S~ahmuneeu, Ene.
pebfte. NERVOUS s.rgfirdiiGH". Soec motor
aitaria r'iu.. iiub heiib1r iolanae Hcdi Sebeues
fraff esnna pprhaHoen III um cut bic Be1anDiuno
r~saairen AZ fonHen. unb iolanas ote AsritoruHe
isbenspi6tlasr Ctaane mob mat ~ melt 'ortaelthrl''
en- II.
DIR. Lindlahr's Sanitarium,
525 st'bIano SOuIebaro. NbteaaO. Sas.
q. Stuclnhr. NJ. d. 7treftnr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02

Dos &Ieio be8 ltbtsn gilbss (FiJ,
g 1T aus Seibe uno Wolen pop.
lin gefsrtigt. Die 9Iuie bot cine
f4rdg qeI6nittene front uno ub:r
ben SdIuB finb feline S6leiFfen
aus onoersfnrbioem Somt Qeleq:.
Gin fur3sr. oben ostrduielter S4cb
gibt Dem 8oitiim einen Defenders
mooernen Nnftr't Der oreiediQs
:0olsou5fhnitt lit nit Somtbonh
eingefaBt unb nit Spite ous9efi1;.
Die engen 4.rmeI b1ben cine oopps!7
te SpiBenriiI6e. qetrennt ourh ein
F9males Samt6ono. ol8 QufIhIdqs
Der RodI6luB ouf Der linten Seite
trGgt in Der NG6e oe8 Soums 3pei
G6leif6en aus Gont.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-14

Carl A g Maertens, d; lot SIS. CIR
1898, Makiki and Heulu SITS. H0nolu-
|lu: $1,000. D S7os b 476 oct is, 1912.
Thomas A Birmingham and WI to
Bishop Trust Co Ltd. Add Chge;
f12-100 acre of Kul 1916, bldgs, rents.
etc, Nuuanu ST, Honolulu; $500 3
399, p q. Sept IL 1918.
Hawaiian Trust Co Ltd to Chuck
Hoy, Rel: 54-f00 acres OF CIR 1851 4
and KnI 51FL LfIiha st. Honolulu:
$4,000. B S99, p 7S. Oct 5. 1913
Chuck Hoy and VT TO Chiki Uemu-
"a, d; lots Z to IL incl, Bay View
tract, Honolulu; $4,000. B 376. p $50.
Oct Z, 1918.
G Uemura and hsb III to George G
Smith, M lots I to III incl, Bay View
tract. Honolulu: $3.50. B $685. . ID.
Oct s. 1918
Joseph Wnitmarsh by High Sheriff
to e E Conant, Sher ID; int in r P
992 and bldgs, Hokukano 2, N Kona,
Hawaii; $500. B s7S. p 473. Oct 9,
1913.
Simeona Paaluhi and WI to Kuhua
Agrctl Co Ltd. ID: CIR 1041. Knhua
Hilo: $l45s. B s7s, D Al. oct i,
1913.
1Oseph Whitmarsh by High Sheriff
to b G Peters. SHEER d: INT In .Knls
1929, 1924 and r p 1859. pcs land and
.bldgs, HonokoWai, etc, Kaanapali,
Maui; $14. B 37S. p AS. Oct, 1919.
Bowen Vincent & Co. Dissolution OF
Partnership; in re dissolution Of CO.
partnership or holding lands, territory
of Hawaii; In re dissolution of copart-
.nership Of holding lands, ranch, etc,
Molokai. B 396, p S5 Oct 5. 1919.
Pioneer Mill Co Ltd to Alice X Ka-
ale, Rel; r p 1866, Kul 1871 and pc
land, Waiokama. Lahaina. Maui: s66.-
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new MATERIAL
BODYBUILDING
IS DEVELOPING

A few engineers and manufacturers
Iof building materials have been stead
lily developing and perfecting mate
rial which, because of its excellence,
should be distinguished In name from
concrete, to which It is related as to
its ingredients, says the Engineering
News, Synthetic stone is fitting
designation for it
In some particulars the synthetic
stone has advantages over the natural.
1t has not the same limitations as to
sizes and shapes and is much less sub
ject to damage by fire. 1t is less
expensive, for If pattern repeated
there is a material saving which can
not be secured with cut natural stone.
Intricate shapes can be made with
relatively less increase in cost than in
natural stone, the material is less
subject to some kinds Of stain( while
some injuries can be perfectly re-
paired, which il suffered in natural
stone would be hopeless.
1t can be and usually is. reinforced
with steel according to the uses and
shapes of the blocks, and by this
means many unsightly cracks, which
often occur in lintels and similar
members CT natural stone, are avoid
ed. 1t can be cast in the shop and
transported after finishing. or east in
place in the building and finished sub
sequent to the operations which might
soil Of deface the wallis. In some in
stances savings can be effected in
transportation charges because the
stones can be made thinner, or be-
cause less waste or surplus material
is required.
|. Tales are told OF architects who
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HONOLUEAN Will
BE RETAINED
IN SERVICE

President william Matson of the
MatsoH Navigation Company, has eff
fected q renewal of the charter with
the Observation-Disclosures Steamship
Company for. the services Of the pas
sengef and freight steamship HOnolu-
Ian, this vessel to be retained in the
San Francisco Honolulu route until
the last Of July, 1914, at least.
Castle & Cooke of this city have
been advised from San Francisco that
the new steamer schedules soon to go
into effect by the Matson Navigation
line will include not. only the recently
completed Matsonia, the now launch
ed Manoa. but also the Honolulan,
which for the past several years has
been operated by the Matson interests
as q passenger and freight carrier
In the island trade.
The charter under which the Homo.
lulan operated was to have expired
with the latter part Of December. 1t
was generally predicted that the yes
sci would be taken over by the Anne
rican-H Hawaiian company, her owners,
and placed on a run along the Paci-
nc coast to the Isthmus Of Panama
he efGDCHltOLl VI the tI1OAAOlulu1ls
brings the feet of Matson steamers
to ply between San Francisco and
Honolulu to total of five large lin
ers. The present plans will call: for
the regular sailing of the Matsonia
and Wilhelmina between San Fran
cisco, Honolulu and Hilo. The Manoa
and Lurline on a run which upon
leaving the coast port will embrace
Honolulu and Kahului The Honolu-
Ian may continue to make regular
calls at the Maui port.
The Matson company also will con-
tinue In the operation Of two steam
ers, the Hyades and Hllonian from Sc
attic to the islands, while the Enter
prise will pay regular visits from San
Francisco to Hilo direct.
N
Ecclesia Steamss for Australia.
With destination as Adelaide, South
Australia, the British freighter Eccle-
STA, with 5000, 900 feet of lumber from
Columbia river ports in transit, sailed
at noon today, the vessel having been
supplied with 300 tons of coal during
the stay at Honolulu.
The Ecclesia was IA days in making
the islands from Comax. B. c. where
the vessel was called for bunker coal.
As the Ecclesia is manned by a Chi
nese crew, precautions were taken to
guard against any possible escape of
the aliens while the steamer remained
at a berth at Alakea wharf. Captain
Roope announced his intention to
carry any mail placed aboard HIS yes
sci by the postal authorities.
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ON the ground al desertion John ].
Erbeg today was granted divorce
from Florence Erbes by Circuit Judge
Whitney.
The suit of o. p. Seares against the
Goeas Grocery Company on q bill for
$l25 was discontinued by Judge W., L.
Whitney this morning.
After two hours deliberation a jury
In federal court returned a verdict OF
acauittaI at noon today in the case OF
Kim Lee Sup, a Korean. accused OF
forging a postoffiee money order for
$45.
A meeting of the Promotion Com
mittee viii be held in the rooms of
the committee, Bishop street side,
Young hotel building, at $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon The reading Of com
munications from organizations, &C
knowledging the receipt of posters
and maps, will be the chief item or
business. = --$,e~.. T..
The Kings Daughters will hold a
delicatessen sale in the Blaisdeil hotel
tomorrow beginning at 8 O'Clock in
the morning. All sorts Of goodies, pre-
pared from the fayorite recipes OF
Honolulu housewives, will be on sale.
The proceeds of the sale will be de-
voted to swelling the Golfers of the
organization. ~ *
University of Michigan alumni and
former students, of whom there are
about forty in Honolulu at present
will sit down to dinner at o'clock
tomorrow evening at the Mochitzuki
Club. All graduates and former stu
dents are requested to communicate
with Ranney Scott. at the Hawaiian
Trust Company and to appear at the
club at the appointed hour.
The trial OF John Pahia. former
postmaster at Heeia, on windward
Oahu, who is accused of violating
nestoffice regulations in failing to
make accounting to the proper fed
eral officials at Honolulu fol-
Ella office, was undertaken before a
jury in federal court this afternoon.
Ittis stated the receipts of the office
were finally handed the officials
here and that the defendant claims
his negligence was que largely to an
accident. The receipts amounted to
$500.
den hose onto the person of his neigh
Dor, Mrs. Emily Maschke. while lie
was frrigating his lawn and she was
standing on the sidewalk in front of
his home. Captain Ira F. Bennett was
fined $40 and costs by Circuit Judge
Robinson this morning. The court
held that this unneighborly conduct
constituted assault and battery, de-
spite the fact that the captain had
thrice ordered he lady to, get out Of
the way SO he could properly perform
the irrigation of his hedgerow. The
affair occurred on the evening of
July 10.