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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1913-08-23
''AII-M aui'
Defeat Puns
Valley Island BaIItossers Take
Measure of Honolulu Nine
Most Exciting Game.

All the Maui baseball fans went
mad with JOY on Saturday after
noon last when the local baseball
nine put it over the Punahou team,
by a score of 3 to 2-and did it in
the last half of he ninth, too. 1t
was a glorious finish to a great
game, and the crowd went away
happy in the thought that the Maui
boys had taken the honors from the
visitors.
The game was watched by big
crowd and no less than fifty-five
automobiles were lined up along the
edge of the ground. The diamond
was a trihe wet, but that did not
worry the players or fans. Every
body was out to enjoy themselves,
and the result was that everybody
felt good at the delightful windur
of the carnival of sports.
The Puns played great bail and
Brown, their pitcher, did excellent
work right through the nine Joy
spasms. The Maui team used tive
pitchers -Macaulay and Heimt
Meyer. They did well, also, and
Meyer, especially, gave the visitors
a lot of worry during the time he
was pitching.
There was no scoring for five in.
nings Then, in the sixth, the
Puns made one run and the visitors
friends came to life with auto toots
and yells. Neither side scored il
the seventh but, in the second hal
of the eighth, The All-Maui bunct
tied the score in great style. Their
there was some noise, for sure, anc
the auto horns made row thai
could have been heard at Kahului
The joy of the locals was shor'
lived, however, as the Puns came
again with one in their half of tn,
ninth, They then led by a score o
2 to 1 and the local rooters fel-
glum. Still, there was unconfineC
JOY in store for Maui and, when il
the second half of the ninth, tn,
All-Maui boys made two runs anC
won by a score of 3 to 2, the result
ing outburst of sound can only b,
imagined. 1t was a good, clear
game-properly managed and um
pired.
By winning the baseball, Mau
evened up for the swimming anC
tennis. Maui No Ka Oh was tn
cry all over Wailuku on Saturda.
| night.
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RESULTS.
Puunene beat KahuIui, score, 10 too.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

There was only one game of base
ball last Sunday and it was watch
ed by a big crowd of fans who had
had their appetite for the national
game whetted by the exciting eX-
hibition of the previous Saturday
The Puunene team defeated the
Kahuluis, after a close game in
which eighteen runs were scored
The Kahuluis, Stars and Pun
nenes are now tied for the cham
pionship of the second series, and
the struggle will be continued to-
morrow when the Puunenes are to
meet the Stars.
In last Sundays game the Puu-
nenes made one run III their initial
inning and the Kahuluis responded
with no less than three. There
was nothing doing in the second
for either team but, in the third
the plantation men walloped out
six notches and led by 7 to 3. The
The Kahuluis decreased the lead
by scoring two men i'll their fifth
and the game assumed a more eX'
citing aspect, Then the Puunene.
took another brace on themselve:
and came back with three runs il
the sixth. That made their tally
10 and they did no further scoring
The Kahuluis caused a fuste
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Ezera Made
Moses Worry
Much Tried Divorce Case Still
Bobbing Up-Wife Kissed
'PaStor." :"

AS an echo of the startling new
creed introduced by the Rev" "
Ezera, some years ago, once more
comes the much tried divorce case
of Moses KauLimahu. This affair
has been hanging around the courts
for years. Divorces have been grant
ed-only to be reversed. Suits for
alimony and later on suits to stop
the alimony, have been brought,
but that gay interpreter of the new
doctrine, Ezera, has never appeared
in court. The troubles of his con-
gregation appear to roll off his back
like water of duck. Nothing
doing" in the court line for the
apostle" who got his 'instruc-
tions" direct from God. Ezera is
content to run along without
troubling himself about the marital
pilikia of his women followers.
The latest attempt at court work
was carried out in the Circuit Court,
Wailuku, this week. Moses Kauhi-
mahu sued for divorce, on grounds
of desertion and cruelty. He was
represented by d. H. Case and Enos
Vincent. The wife was represented
by A. d. Larnach and E. R. Bevins.
Some startling evidence was given
during the trial and the husband
alleged that, through the influence
of Ezera, his wife had invited him
to do the sister" stunt and to
abandon any idea of their being
married. Moses did not care for
that kind Of dope and, some years
ago, he sued for divorce. Through
much litigation, Moses eventually
found out that, although he had
been divorced in one court, the
higher tribunal declared him still a
married man. AS Moses was pay
ing alimony to the woman, whom
he regarded as his ex-wife, he soon
saw that, if she were still really his
wife, no alimony could be demand
ed. Then he brought suit for di-
vorce again and the case was tried
before Judge Kingsbury.
Ezera seem to have a peculiar
way of instructing his female fol-
lowers, and it appears that nothing
much can be done without the aid
of bed or couch. In fact it has
been stated that a very large bed
that will accommodate three ladies
and their pastor, is the best possible
article of furniture in the temple, >
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TROOPS MIGHT leave OAHU
and PROCEED TO MEXICO
InterIsIand Steamers Find Little Freight to Handle at
Present "Ad. Club" Excursion Was Great
Success New Beach Hotel Proposed.

keying with the tariff if there is a
war cloud looming on the horizon.
1t will take all of the revenue, and
more, to keep the expense of knock
ing the pins from under the dagoes
or greasers or whatever they may
be called. And it would mean a
bloody war, a war in which thou
sands of the flower of the army
north of the line would be sacrificed d.
1t would be dear price to pay for
holding up the price of sugar.
THE "AD. CLUB"
The Ad. Club" returned from
Hilo this morning delighted with
the trip. 1t has been a good thing
for both cities if for no other reason
than it was the vehicle for drawing
together the two biggest and best
towns in the territory. 1t LEI Hilo
see that at least some of the Homo
lulams have a good feeling for the
Crescent City, and will get along
without the hammer. 1t is said
that the club members were not
allowed to spend a cent while over
there, everything was free, and the
transportation, while on land, was
handled by G. E. Wright with a
master hand. Mr.. Thurston comes
in for volume of praise from the
club and the soldiers who happened
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HONOLULU.

BOWLING sc coRGs,
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PUUNBNE.
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uniaQs=Gbronif.

Der 8rauereiarbeiter Stroblte, 113
Noro 6. StraBs. elm 6ei5er in Der
Seilemon 8rouerei, srIitt einen ihIim'
men unfon. oIs Beb. baS 5IfdIis in
ben Jsusrtaitsn ssratben mar. srplo.
birts. Man bradts i'm mad Dem
SpitaI. Seine Jrnu muroe erit tlrS,
LID elmer OreratiOn u%uter5osen. unb
man belt Den 1nfna ibres Mannes
Dor ihr ssbeim, nm ibrsn 8uitnno nidt
su eefdbrosu. @eiidt nnb Der obere
9heiI bes &0rpers oes Berlebien unrs
ben ihlimm perbrnnnt.
@6as. gnnoear,lt. elm Grbeiter Der
@is. 9elepbon 60. srlitt beim Giuoana
gum 5nirpInse einen boien Jaa pom
einem IfoIten berab. Gr trug elm ges
brot3enss Danoeelsnf 6apOn uno muroe
beiinnungstos ouiseiunoen. 10 ooB man
suerit alaubie er lei Don einsm eleftris
iden Sdtuse sstoOist wDrbsn. Gr tpirb
gsneisn.
Ser R.a. GTtdts gambler 8. O.
9smis ertitt beim An6rsbsn ieines Nu.
ios sinsn ssbrobsnsu Arm.
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Sereins=N adridten.

Die Sc groiie 8a0ep 2ose Der Obj
seaows bat Die fol9enoen neuen Bes
amten eripdblt: Obermeiiter, 3p. &ne'
bes; llntermeiiter, Geo. &nebes; Setr.,
Soiepb @utman; Sdabm., Gbas. Wer'
ner: Tru1tse, Geo. 6alf, If.
Ger 60 grolie Gountp Gottorenper'
bano erp1blte neue 8eamten ipie fol9t;
8rdi.. Or. s. 6. 8olf; 8ice.Yrdi.. Or.
o. %. Sid; SER. Or. S. ". 5irlt'
mann; @enior. Or. u. @unoerien; Bee
lesoten sur Transformation. 81. 3.
g. ARc arttur unb Dr. @. 6. 8annen.
Die @uoernOr's @uarb Nf'n err
tpdbite bic iolsenben neuen 8eamten:
8rdi.. Gilbert Samieion; Gice'Erdi.,
BbiIipp @snolins; &e6nunssf.. Glo.
Sduls; edriitf.. Geo. 86lis;
edosm.. 1rant NtaIin; 1ruitess-
@m. &oIis. Sulius Stortelon, SEQ.
Gi1. @baS Wei9el. Geo. Wla; BeIiss
perpalter. Grnlt &td.
Die Nopotatens . reinisuns BON Ga
Groiie Gountp aeitirte am Donneritas
Gbenb bel einem ibrer informellen
Dinner fir g~tnfibruus elmer &edtss
tunos. Bibliothst in So @roiie. Yin
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WistonllM.

- Sn anbstradt Oss @rssbniiiss.
oaB Die iopiel ueridrieeuen ardhen
Dem 2an6mann mebr nueen aIs IDA.
ben, bat bic @reen Guuntp 8eboroe
elmer Meloung aus Wonroe Suiolae
jest Die 70 Gents ~betrnaenoe biesbes
siiglide ShuBpramie nbselhaiit. MAN
1T namIif jsst sur @rIenntniB seloust.
oaB Die 9biere mebr iddOIihe Mur.
m + pertilgen aIs Dem 6nrmer iunen
Wuis aufreiien.
@roBe GufreQunQ berriht in
Eice9ate, no, iule MAJ lnet, otpBe
@iienIaser seiunoen mOrOen ino. ShOn
lett LANCER 3eit moren Naentsn Don
8er9werts9eieIlhnften I'M @sbetmen in
Der Stabt unb umsebun9 tbdtia. ole
unteriudunsen anitellltn unO iih nab
unb nah auf 10000 Acrss ons Dor
taufsredt selihert baben. 3wei 8obrs
l0her. zines in BirhlpoOo uno zines in
YarneI lpaen bisber Die &ermutbuae.
onB bort @iienloeer Iiao. bsItdti9t bo.
ben. Sn Der ganSen @egsno bat cine
9rOBe 8ertbiteigerun9 oes @runo uno
Itatteefunoen uno man perIanet
idon bsute 100 Hrojent bobere Bleiie
OILS 5upor.
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nahtssefdente pbsr am @ubs
better gela9t. Die ~llnindBisteit Der @eib'
nohtsbelheerun9. Tbatidhlih mirb
ia NIT Der 8eibnohtsb be i6serun9 in
oieiem 3anoe Elm srober lIniug sstrie.
ben. aber besbalb iollte mon nidt nit
elmer or9aniiirten Wabt basessn ans
tdmpfen uno ourd slnsn ioI6sn aampf
bas Iiebe GbriftinbI nidt nit BEN
Babe dusihittsn. Garaui sielen be.
fanntIid Die ameritaniidsn 8eform.
luiitberi4e binaus. boB ie burd Be
t%dmpfuns Der Gusluhhie siuss eolsn
@epdhles bnS san5e @emahs nit Der
@urSel auSrotten molIsn. Der Welbs
nahtsbaum 1T osmssmdB ou1 bsrsits
@esenitanb elmer iinnloisn 8stdmpfung
aetooroen. @iusrlst. Oh elm 8eitenf
iiunrelh, nuBbar ooer nuBIoS lit. nn9e.
nebm lit Is INNER.
glnem geffenfteu Saul
@udt man niht ms Wpauli
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BAL" Dor creibia Sabrem.

iino Iest etwa 30 Sabre ber". ihrslbt
Serr 6. 81. Betsrs uon Stbuco. Mih.,
noaB ih Suerlt nit Sbrsr Nlpsntrdulsr.
WieoiSiu bstannt iuuroe. Wtr ionnen
Obne b%ieieIbe in oieisr Nadborlhait
ni6t mebr ieriis werosu. Sic If. nad
m.iner Nniidt. Die bette uno snuerldl.
lisIte Jamilisn'Waebijiu. bic eS gibt. "
Jorni's Glpentrduter b6rte ifon Dor
bunbert Sabren auf. nur ais elm Der.
iuhSmittet betrnftet Su iperoen. Die
3eit bot osien 8oriiise nod psiier er.
PROFIT. bis es lebt. iuohI metr ais ir9eno
etne anoere betannte Wteoi5ln. elm 6ouss
mittel gemprosu 1T. Nidt in 2pctbeten
gu tnben. Sps5lal'Ngsnten lieie,n eS
oiretl DOM 9aboraturium. Wam Ihreibe
an: Or. Better 5abrnsp & Cons 60,
Is 70 Sp. 9opue Nos.. Chicago, 81.
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Gin SOrleiun9s=a SIRIUS.

Ton Der 8aptiitsns @smsinbe lit in
ibrer Stride an Der &. Str. 5pii6sn
Main unb Sing Str. elm rlnterbal'
tunsss8urius ~arrausirt morben, 81
mel6sm tiidtise &rdfte beitrasen. Gas
Yrosramm fir ben 8urius lit foIsenoes:
Concert, II. Dec; SRI. 2ois Salii. Blunt
tin {; @len Salii. S,oliniit, a%iiiitirt BON Dem
HprrnaIIhuI Srhelter.
8orleIung, q. San. 1914. Haut 3, Bolter.
lluterbaltuns, 81. San., gauenp 60.
@orleiuns. "a. Sch, 6. 6. 8alenfelb.
Concert, 80. Mdr5, Die superior Concert
60.
8ecital, 8. @pril, Seannette Sing.
@inlaBtartsn fir griuahiene S1.OO.
0as Yrosramm lit alio Elm redt uiel
perheiBenoes, uno bic @emeinoe bari
aui ress Betbeilisuns bofien.
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Bidne fir Die nd6itjdbriss. BEL pel6er
oud sIei6mdBiee NuslteGun9S.9Gfias
sur SerWenoung tommen iOlen.
Die Brets9eluinner waren fpie fOlgi:
Bette 6aiie Hbpoe Sslnnb &ebs - 8. ".
Naas. g. =. 6booe Sslano Nebs.
@panoottes Sol. &anfin, Yong gate,
Wfinn., partridge 4Ipmultb 9ipds.
Segborns - 6. i. Gang, g. g. 8roiun
9e9borns.
Srpin9tons Seize @oroUH, Spring
Tallep, Winn, g. 8. Slad Srpin9tpus.
Nftnorcas poer Spanilhe - Sobn Sutt,
Wblte 5Saceo Blad Spanlib.
Ornamental Games - 8eltern Goruiib
CARDS, 9drf Gorniib.
Ornamental 8ontams - g. &. &irdeis.
Blnd @odlin Bantams.
Epmouib Mods - W. 8. S6i6ler, 60.
lumbar &ods.
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Ans ben @tridten.

Cine Surp i'm 9stltie in st. @aul
iprah Alb. g.. Spmlhea zen OuaIosfa.
Der lsetsn 4Rdrs I'M 9unobauis in
@rano groiiing o eusr 9otomctipe
all Die @auo seorndt l5uroe. $4,000
Shaoenerlas sesen oe Surlinatons
Sahu gu.
9bas. 5ris itanb by Dem Guuntp.
ssridt. Der 3runtenl,tt anaetlaat,
mas leiu hronilhss llsbsl if. Der
&idtsr CAB ibm e;nsu W}onat 4sit gum
Nlhtsrnblsiben. anlonlten sr in oretsia
Tagsn bsitrnit lrerosn iou.
6rau Mprtle CUBE bttannte iit ess
unmUraIiideu 2ebenswanoels iduloia
uno wurbe auf fnniSgbH Gage einse.
lott.
Geo. Shuls, elm &abuarbeitsr, an.
ssflast einen Ritotbsiler mishanoeIt
;u baben. erfIdrte iid ,:var iduIsia,
leooh iuiiis sr auf Der @ottssweIt fels
men @runo a%nsuseben parum er ben
Nngriff peribt babe. @r besatlte SIS
Soften Lno Strafe.
Nutcn 8. Gioe. 2I27 Rartet Str.
bat Hriniipal SbepbarOiun uom Der
9incoln'S hule. iuell olsier ieiuen 14s
idbriasn Sunssn uertaHsu baben icl.
uerflast. 9erietbe miro pobl llrIahe
oaSu sebabt baben.
Sdmss Me8ap, Elm 8ummler aus
Dem f. ano Der ihon pOrosm auf Dem
Shub uno iber Die Sri6e eebraht
wuroe. ltelte iib sIeid lpisoer bettslno
elm unb puroe bonn 8thter ami oreiBia
Gage in Der Saitille psriOrst. 9as
ipars mas CT fuolte.
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ietn, bic Shule. SOnntagibule ooer
Stride reseImaBie 81 beiuhen etc. Sic
riIien. oaB Der @eibnabtSmann unar.
ti9en &inoern nidts brinst uno oaS
bauptidblid ibr 8snsbmsn turs Dor
@eibnahten iebr ms @emiht fdut.
N6er auh Die @eIhGfte laiien erfen.
men. baB Weibnahtsn niht mebr melt
1T. Die Nusftelunsen in ben S6aus
fenitern. bic arrangements in ben @e.
iddften ieIbit unb uieIes mebr seist
uns, oas mir uns ben 8sittassn ndbern.
Sir Die ainber 1T bies pobl bic
id6nlte j3eit oes Sabres; iie isbsn.
mas lie baben m0hten uub in @es
oanfen ipielen lie nit Den Saden
idou. Die @ltern babsu ibre liebe
2aIt. oas @eibnahtsprobIsm gu I0len.
uno Spar weni9er iue9en WanseI am
ROtbl9en oils tue9en Der NuSiuobl.
Die 6eiddite iinb ale in entiprebenoe
Gbtbeilnnsen einsstbeilt uno MAIDEN
Die 8obl niht 9erabs idwer. ober
man weiB .per bic @abI bat. bat ole
Gual."
8et bieier @slesenesit iei oaraul
Ill mertiam 9emuht. oaB oos re d :
Seltise @intaufen piele 8ortbeile
bietet. Die Nusuabl 1T GROCER. Der
anorans lit nidt 10 eros. man fam
better beoient neroen, unb - Die
8~ertdufer brauben ii6 niht balb.
tUbt gu nrbsiten, fuenn Die ginfauie
re6tSettis uno niht ole in oru itsten
poar 2asen aemodt merben. Srlmer
mebr sreift Die Soes bes fribsei;iosn
@intaufens rai ;ih. MO es mare reGl
erfreulih. wenn oiss nut in oieler
Sabre irteoer sei1ebsn piirSe.
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R6S Gin id)tuinoiGdtiger Suiten.

Gin Sulten. Der Sbnen INNER su
idaffsn mabt. lit cir Narnunssfsnal.
weIdes Sic Dor Shwinoiuht iparnt.
Or. Sings Stem Discovery osrtreibt
ben Suiten. erleldtert Die Brult. per.
bannt oas Siebsr uub IdBt Sic rubig
Ihlafen. Die erite Dolls eebietst ben
Spmptomen @in1alt unb gepdbrt
prompte Qinoerung. 5rau u. s. Msrb
BON Glenn Gunu, Sopa. idreibt: Or.
Sings Nsru 3lscooerp turirte einen an'
baltenosn 5uiten, nadbem cine drStlids
Sur Don ,ehs Mohen feblsei6lassn
mar" Die bette Nteoi5in iir Suitsn.
@rtdItunsen. gals uno 2%unsenIeioen.
Sbr 8eIo Surud. penn tie nidt bilit.
Yreis soc uno 800. Sn allen NpOs
tbeten gu baben.-anS.
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9es Sagrs Sootc.

Nnoerion - SIN SauIe ieines S.iei.
iobnes 8. VI. See, 504 Sio s.. Str.
Itarb i'm filter pon Is Snbren Sobn
8. Nnoerion. Sbn iibsrlsbsu Die @ittpe
une elm Sobu. 0as Be9rdbnlB mar
ON 8cnnsrltas Ndhmittas.
Waih - Sn Oualasta ltarb i'm vi.
ter BON 70 Sabren on Der Bright lten
Wierentrantueit Greo @nih Die
Wltttue. eiren Sobu uno Stuei Tofter
binterIaheno. Gr iuurbe am Mittiuod,
Nadmittas i'm Oat @rope Grieobof be.
itattet uno YaitOr 8ersboIS omtirt.
SnbliHg - Ole ltsrblihen llsber.
reite Don Wm. SubIius. 1851 Sadlous
ftraBe, Der I'M @eit Salemer Srrenaipl
itarb. ipurbsn i'm Oof &rope beute be.
unb Yaiior @nmm amtirte.
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cine aneensbme unS linen o ibrsn
sablrsIhsn &erpanoteu. 6rsunoen uno
3ndbarn bsreitste ,llsberrnihuns".
Der Gbenb ueritrih bel ssislihaitlis
der llnterbaItuns allsr Nrt u nnSu
ianel. unb Elm fsines SUuper iorsts
fir ben innsreu Menihsn. Nntusisno
waren nsbit ibrsn @%attinnen Die Serren
Ssnas 8unert. 5rant SelIsr. SOiepb
9suer. Sohn Ssn6el. Better 9enael,
Better SteISis. @owaro Ssrlista, 8en'
sci Serlista. Serr 5rant SsrIista BON
Ga grOiie. CHARLES Sslte. Better BAL
ous,i. Die Serren @oparo Sr.. Sobn.
Wluiam. @alter uno Souls Serlistn.
Bl0iam 3obrans. @omarb "a 'ubartb
uno Or. uuo 6rau Wribur $. 4nuter'
bah 0 Minneapolis.
Vile oerlebten oentpiroiee Stunosn.
nno Der Yrdiente fir oas beliebte @bss
paar, oas gu unieren aaerbeIten Siir'
eerSleuten Sdblt, mar fein @noe. Wt6es
es ben Subiloren persOnnt iein. nod
unsesdbIte Sabrsebnte auf bisisr lido.
men @roe in @intraht uno 9ufrieben'
belt suSubrinsen. Den @rntuIanten
idlieBt fid nadtrdsIid aud Der .3Orbs
tern" on.
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benz betr. GOmite limb 6. s. S9weiSsr.
8. s. Wolf uno 6rant @lnter.
Sir bic SabressS eriammluns am
eriten MOntas i'm Sanuor murben B.
8. Burroughs, s. 6. WcG onnen, u.
$. SCHUBERT, 6rant @intsr uno Geo.
%. 8unse als arrangements. 6 omite
ernannt.
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Gin Nrudb Der Saupt . 9SaTer

Vtu Srud) Der Saupt $ SSaners
r0bre an IL. uno Iine Str. berbeiae.
iibrt burb boben 9rut bsim Iumpsn
Don @aiisr in oas 9Od.8eierpOir am
@roBuaterblseI. peruriadte srUBen
Sbaoen. @S entIfan6 elm Sod BON
ca. IS Ju6 8reite in Der StroBs. uno
in uieIen S1uiern CABS Bride in Der
@aHerIeituna. Gas @aiisr muroe
idleunisit obseidIOhen. 10 baB Elm
GROCER Staottbeil gar tein Baiier be-
fam. uno in anosrn heB es bid wis
gbofolabe. &c piro mebrere Gage sr.
ioroern ben Sdaben au~s5ubsiern.
Our 9eit 1T Die 8diierIsituns nur nod
on Bine StroBe Suiiden 8. unb -.
abseidloGen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-12

49, Gas Sdldial bat Ieinen 3 a
tnedt nuh. WuB beiBt er. uno
Die 3nbt oersr. Die i d t sslsgentlid
nit Ietnen oerben 5duiien SstanntitaIt
semnbt baben. lit isbr ilein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-12
0ewinner bel Der Siibneraus=
itelumQ.
ltfuuH9.

Sonntas Nnhmits
tag uertbeiIte Mu'
por Sprenien Die
YrGmien. an Die
Hreisgewinner Der
uerHpHenen &aiien.
6Ibner : Nusltels
lung. 8ieielbe mar
oieies Snbr iebr
erfoI9reih. uno nan
fdmieoet bereitS
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Rogers 1871 Silbfr!

Sic &oerrs Sif5erpaareu, Die SHUTTER
uno @robmutter tauiten.
Wehmt feine onoeren. Goeers 1S47 limb
bic tbeuerften; auoere Rosers limb oIlr @gn=
brittel bis @inbnlb blIli9er. ,feoes Stlid 1T
9eItemptlt ls47 8oQers Bros.
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SDiterii6e &eform.

r &eformtoner briht
in oielem 2anbe in
ben uerihie oenar'
tighten s ormen qua,
10 ihreirt bic ,,&sos
rio Soune". Hun
bat iih iosor etue
@eieaidait sebiI.
bet. ipelhe einen
aampf fhbrt sesen
n II bIofe Wetb.
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@eibna6ten fOmmt !

Nur nod / n {
tur5e WeiIe. unb
.eibnadtem 1T Sa.
BlBte non bic 8
niht nad Dem Sos
10 ,uiiroe nan
on ben 9inoern
benn iie se'
ben iid iest Die
sr6Bte Mibe. redt
brau uno folsiam Su
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Silberne SOd;eitsieier.

RI uuo 6rnu
NopIf9d uters
bn d pon Der Mor.
mon @o0lie srlebs
ten sur 6eisr ibrsr
iilbernen SohSsit
am 6. SeSsmber
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-12

Cine hIbfhe 3ommphe miiroe Elm
praitiihes @eihent MAIDEN. 8ommen
Sic lpiort herein uno trefien Sic
Sbre Nusiuabl. Hreiie uno Gu0llidt
limb reht.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-12-26
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Roller Masquerade Jan. 9TH.
Seasons tickets to the Best Skating
couple, New Years.
Don't fail to see Lillian Langtry,
the celebrated actress in "His Neigh
bors's Wife," at the Grand tonight
All calendars that have been selling
for fifty cents or under will be closed
out at ten cents tomorrow at Aber-
crombie s.-Advd. .-s-
Just received a large shipment OF
SO player piano rolls at Bemidji Mu-
sic house. III 3rd st. Phone 573.
All calendars that have been selling
for fifty cents or under will be closed
out at ten cents tomorrow at Aber-
crombie's.-Adv.
Calendars that have been selling
for one dollar, seventy-ive cents and
fifty cents will be closed out at
twenty-five cents Saturday at Aber-
crombie's.-Adv.
The first show at the Grand starts
promptly at 1880 to night, the attrac-
ton being Lillian Langtry in His
Neighbours Wife," -.
Calendars that have been selling
for one dollar, seventy-five cents and
fifty cents will be closed out at
twenty-five cents Saturday at Aber-
crombie' s.-Adv.
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as No. ~. was introduced by Alder
man. Smart who moved its adoption:
Whereas ]. NJ Price and Son has APP
piled for an extension of time for the
completion of his contract for the ce-
ment work over the new bridge across
the Mississippi river within the city
limits,
Now, therefore, be it resolved, that
the time for the completion Of said
contract be extended to May 18th. 1914
on condition that said ]. NJ. Price and
son pay necessary fees and engineer
ing expense for additional time. The
foregoing resolution having been sec
onded by Alderman Bisiar it was put
upon its passage ana on the call of
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-12-26
THE BEM1DU DAILY PIONEER

There being no other BID, the he bid ID 81
Mr.. Tuller was declared rejected. and
the city clerk instructed to readver-
! cANvAssiaNG COMMITTEE
Aldermen Moberg, Hannah and Mil
Ter We're appointed committee to
canvass the returns Of special election
Nov. 18th. 1913 80 -
The canvassing commltte reported
that they found the question Of the
adoption OF the new charter was re-
jected by the following vote: FOR,
1873; against, 283. Their report was &C.
cepted and committee discharged.
MISCELLANEOUS,
It was moved and seconded that the
Mayor. President of Council and City
Attorney be appointed a committee to
meet with the Northern Development
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-12-26
Fit His Case Exactly

when father was sick about six
years ago he read an advertisement
Of Chamberlain's Tablets in the pa
pers that fit his case exactly" writes
Miss Margaret Campbell of Ft.
Smith, Ark. "Hs purchased box Of
them and no has not been sick since
My sister had stomach trouble and
was also benefited by them" For
sale by all dealers.Adv.