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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04
GhiHsuahri@tea.

QbtIuoeIphia, 9. Diai. 9ln.
qefontmen: rNfanitou", BON Nntper'
pen.
Baltimore. 9lngef.: oa0nigin
2riie", uou Bremen.
Solttbompton. 9Ibgef: osSlna
perator", nad Seem Dorf; o@eorgc
@ai5ington", nu6 9tcm 2gorf.
2uuos Gno. @aiiiit: u@lur-
nio", BON @ortlono nad Houoon.
9ea6n Seao. 9uiiirt: oSre=
mem, pom 9Iew gorf rah 92mcn.
2i3ar0. Gaiiirt: rTriu5 9Ioal'
Bert, pon YbilaOeIpbia nah Snm'
BURG.
@rowheab. SigmaIiiirt: $40.
6ambcau", DON 9tep Yort mad,
Saure.
@ibraltar. 9tnoef.: Berlin,
BON gtep Dorf.
0fopiIGe. 9L69ef.: oG&umbia~
naG ]Icu l)orf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04

fpatsr ertlGrte, bab sr BON flint jln.
gen Geuten nie0ergeldIagsn uno miBs
banoelt purbe. Die poli3iiisu DaItsr
unD ainsler perbdftstsn ipdter Ron
Steoenton, IS; William Burns, 20;
5rani gopman 18; Soc s9alborIt,
19, unO Wud Gailstt. IS Sabre ar,
inter Der Qntlage bss llnfuss. Diele
be9aiiptsH, an beiuster StraBe gsfpeisr
gu fein, polIsn jeood nit bem Qngriff
nidts al tbun sebabt BADEN. 6olbrcd
mub iib etenfals psgsn 2lngrifIs
pertbsibigen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04

unb Cincinnati 6aben ibre Mitnirf=
una 5ugefagt. Gin 8allfpiel afpiIAen
prominenten fpirb ebenfalls arran-
ART. - Oas &ommittss. bem bic
2situns Der sSeiilidleit iibertrnaen
rurbe. beitebt aus ben 6erren Gber>
les 9. Wcgrea, 8oriiber; SO. 8.
Hslpell, Sefreidr; Robart YpiQt. r. e.
Weber. RAUL anaat. pdut WlaIon,
@eOrg pfahlsr. Robert Gorroll. 2eslic
aDle. Dillidm 6aod. 2ll. Sanbbus.
2tnplp6 .SorOdn, 2lr9ibdlo 9onnlb-
len staco6 Rebauier uno gDm. Batcre
len.
frnu Marn Sipait, bic felt IS
sSa9ren bettldaeria lpur, Derldieo in
ibrer @obnunq. Ro. 20 IS. Strabe,
int 2tltsr BON SO .Sabren. Sic binters
lGbt einen @attsn uno iehs ainbcr.
0as 2eiftnbeadnoniB lit am 9ienitaa
Utorqsn nm $50 llbr pon Der Gor=
pus Gbriiti &irde aug, rno niro bic
Its.6li6e 6iille auf BEN Ct. sSoIepbs
Tyriebbofe an Der 2idina Bite beitats
tei.
= sSm Girtuitaeridt murbe Elm
gefebl aeaen Stsipart NirTpens ertais
'cn. @riiHbe unsuaeben, tparum er
cie 8erihtstoiten in Scr Gbsideis
ounqstldae. bic isine Trnu 9(nna ITO.
Ipens aeacu i'm einreiate. ni4t8ablt,
lnh ihr bag llnterbaItunssqslO niht
'usliefert.
= stm 5au'fe DON .9yo1ann Ruen6,
j!o. 1924 Sr6aro St,abe,. erplos
cirte Elm 8aiolin Diem, infolqs bel,
'en elm 9rdnb sntItano, Der einen
Sdaben BON $50 peruriahte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04

- I'm @aTbinetOu lpuroe am Sonns
tao jim ReprGIeutantenbduie cine @ss
bd6Sibfeier fir ben peritOrbenen
&onarsbabssoroustsn Srpin 9. Pep
per BON Davenport, Su., absebolten.
Liter ben Rsouern. peId,e 9eo6ptz
nibrsoen bieItsu. befanbsn ii6 Sprss
der gIorf, Der Iiibrer Der Republi>
taner Rann BON SQinOis, Sbertpopb
pcn Sllinois unb gpamer, Der Raas
foIssr pepp.rs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04

Der Silberfun0 in Quer.
ba d s Seller. 8eim 2(b1ruh oes
beriibmten Querbufiheu 6auIes purz
ben i'm Seller (oer ipGter in einent
Heubau pieoereritanbsn tiD tpertbpoqe
@olDI6lnieoeurbeiten aefuuben uno
sund6it heimIi6 pou Den beim 8du
bei9dftigten 2lrbeit.ru nd6 8pIeH
rerIfleppt. Der reAtmdBige Gtesn=
tbiimer, Dem iie nun gum groben
9beiIe pieber sugeiteut peroen tonnz
ten, bat iie einitpeilen ais 9eibedbe
Dem 2etpsiser StabtgsTdidtliden
Wtuieum iiberlniTen. SDas rpertbpolite
Stiid TT ein perspIpeter qOtaI min rsis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04
Semer.

- 9urh einen S6orlGteinbraa0
mur0c qeitern 0torgen Oa9 Gadp 0ea
6altics pon 6reo. 3ycatcr, gto. 26O
Silo Crescent gIpeluc, Soa-trDeIl, III
@ranO geieet uuo mlBte Nc tSeucr
mcbr, mclde Ourdl eiucn StiQalarlH
herbelaerilfet mlrOe, Ocn uHgefabr.
liden @ranD Ioihen. Ter Shaoeu
miro ulli $40 Qugege6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04

Gic Neiupurt Office fir Sas ,Gin.
einnatier 8olfSbIatt" 6eiinSet iidJ in
Jo. 339 gorf StraFe, gegcniibcr ccm
6omrtlOnie, uoielbit Reuisfeiten, gIn.
5eigen II. |. ~. bis 10 llbr 45 Ninn.
ten glGenSs entsegengenommcn iuer.
Den. Srlepbon Gontf 2401.
g 6iebaffairs bsim 5rieb.
bof.
po!i3eileutnant aspldH srbielt ees
tern cine telspboniide Ia6ridt, bag
eSemano an Der 4leran6ria pits nabe
oem Smmsrgriin Srieobof Don fiinf
junseH Geutsn geidoiien ipurbe nno
baB oieielbeH in 5tpei gugsps ben
Wes nah gsppOrt eiugsidlasen bds
ZEN. Die Gebeimpoli5iiteH Sope unO
Surniibe uHb poli5iit Morton trafen
bic Tiinf an Der 5. uno Wonmoutb
Strdbe. Wiorton erfabie bic 3iiseI
bes einen pfsrbes uno bradte es gum
Stsben. pdbreno gurHiioe bas anDere
0efdbrt anbielt. 9Ils bic Burden
iabsn, bag iie nidt ipeiterfabrsn tonns
ten, iprdngen iie aus ben 9ugsps, I'M
bas Meite 3u iudsH. Die @ebeimpos
Iisiitsn 5oaeu ibre RepoIpsr unb
orobten gu i6isbeu, tporauf bic Bur.
fheR ii6 berbaften liebsH. sic purs
ben nd6 Der poliseiitation gebra9t,
no iie ais SoIepb Rists, Dm.
Seiiiinaer, 2ouis Wspers, Gilbert
eubrman unb SenrD 8uiieImer, ale
BON Cincinnati, rssiftrirtsn. 9ln Riete
purbe ein 32talibrissr Rsbolper eez
funben, Der brei Iesrs aammern bate.
Gs purbe oann feitgsitellt, baB bic
fsiinf auf bem Smmergriin 6riebbof
lid ungebiibr!ih heHabmen uno als
lie BON Yertpalter CUR Rebe geiieat
Durosn, fingsn lie Strett an. Gb.
Waiber, Der on Der &iper Rpab nabe
1T. Sbomas fpobnt, uno 2lnoere pers
iu6teu Tfrieosn 81 iiiftsn, als Riete
ben Repolper 5og uno Waiber ;ns
gein idOb. Die glntIaae bes Sbies
bens nit Der abiidt gu iobtsn uno bic
4ntlage Dss Sragens perboreener
Wdffen tpuroen 0ssen Aiete srbo6en
unb er in ermangelung uon $3.50
9iiraidaft singsipsrrt. Geseu bic
glnoeren puroe Die 2lntlnee beg Sries
erbobsn unb gegen ie $50
giiraitaft iUurbeu lie sntlahen.
gbenio lpurbe bic glntlage Der 3biers
luGlerei Qeaen bic 8enannien srbo6sn,
oa bic gferbe gang eri9opft paren.
Die fGae tommen b,ute por 6ries
Oensridtsr granbes in 1T. 2bomas
lur 9erbanoluug.
- gountprifter goib hdt ben
'sna Sss Gonitabler frant 81 .grien
rne 8eputn Muins. bic bon GIGaoe
beiGuloiat fpsrosn. geDdlts
Tam in iein Saus einesorunaeu su
'ein uno 50 anQebIia otnrmmen su
:afsn, duf Sonnerstda ieitneisbt. Die
esibsn psrHsinen Die 9cihuloiqung
,er Mlitnabme oes @sloes. aeben iss
,cd au. oaB lie infolse zines ridier=
ifsn gtfebls einsn Sunb aus oem
0dltie boli.n. ben @os!ins unQeblif
lnretimdbia eianen ioll.
= Die @ebeimpolisiI.sn Some unO
eurniibe perbafistsn seitern Sefe
ncalcti. Der in columbus aemstb
sl1te ar.--- -iifen unD 5sinnhe tobt-
BADEN ioll. Die Columbus
BcliSei lpurbe bon ieiner 8erbaftuua
II Genntnib aeTeBt ino pir6 i'm 6eute
laf Columbus brinssn.
- Die Repport Turner ireffen
peitoebenbe @orbersiiunaen fiir Elm
granb paaeant Of Srdtsrnal Srga=
Iiaations unb 9pmnaitic Grbibition". 4
'as i'm Snni auf benz @ieoemann .
9aa qarf obsebdIttn tpsrben iol!. j
sir dusaeseihustcs proaramm anms
idifiider llsbunaen Der rerfhiebsnen
t.dTsn tpirb auiammsnaeitellt uno
,irp elm arober 4inbsrhcr mits K
,itfa,,y 1Sts Htfrfter nan Hnn,,rt,, /,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04
9ofal . Gert1t.
9eripnaisH Hptiseu.

IN SilIt, bel 4irmaiens, Hbctll-
pfal5, 1T 5rau 9 up bic 4arg, b1s
Wlutter unieres betanntcn W}itbiirgerE
Serrn rid 9arg, i'm Utter Don 81
Subren gsItorben. sic bintfrldBt
auBer oem bier lebenoeR np9 5peI
Sohne i'm aIten 0Gterlan0e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04
Scutidjcr eittcrariidycr Slub.

Der 8ortragenOe in Der 2uIdmmeu-
tunft oes 9eutI9sn 2itterariIder
&lubs am 6. Mui lit 6srr Or. g.
@rpbmann unD iein Sbe,nu Iautet:
rSittIide @ntpidluug." Dem 9ors
trag T4liebt ii6 Die GeId,dftsIiBung
an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04
Q I Z 7 7 Z z u q 1T 7 z 7 4
Qrotto.

Sea, Warotto, 3. Wai. - 2lm
Spnntag fam es gu elmer blutigen
Sdladt 3pii6en Oeu fran30iiItbeN
3ruppen uno ben 2tnbdugern Des
BrGtenoenten auf ben narottanii6en
5hrOn uHb Die S6ladt tnoete mil ei,
ner Rieoerlage Der Gingc6orenen. Die
9erIuite Der Tran3oien beliefeH ii4
Nuf neuH 5oDte uHo 20 Yerpunoete.
Die fruHa0iiIden 3ruppen griffen gu
friiber WorgenituHoe Die in ben Ser
gen peridan3ten Wtarottdner al uno
Oeriagten lie Ourh eineN Saionettanz
qriff aus ibrer Poiition, porauf Oas
2dQer Der WurOttaner IN Srano ges
itedt puroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04
NusIanO. Selegrapb
Giien6a6n unglid BEL
W2nin3.

8erliu, 8. Mai. - 9(us Mair}
nirO beridptet, blB ii6 Bel Der Sta-
tlon RieOerIaulbeim siu 3ufammens
2piI6en einem @iiter3ug unD eineny
PerIonen5ug ereignet bat. Die beiOen
GotomOtiOfii6rer unb 3nei i5rcuen,
pel6e i'm PerIonen3ug paren, lpltrOea
get0otet, 5iinf perIoHen nurOea
iAper OerleBt uno Die 3a6l Der Get6t
perleBteu lit iebr groB; audi Der Wta-
tertali6aosu 1T beoeutenD. Der ILL.,.
ful puroe Our3 Die geitern in &raf;
9etretene 2(enoerung Der 5abr3eitea
Oeruriadt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04
Seutihc @eaeieitiae Sener.geriidc'
rnngs'@eicllidIait BON Gopins.
tuu, Nn.

wlie GPitgIicocr o6iaer Geienfhaii iiHo bier
nit hCHanrihiiat. ouB am Wloning. 0en T.
Rli 1914. bic idbrliehe BcrfammiuHn nnb ge,
nrenpGbl in ocr Giiice 6cr Beieafhan. 20
G25 gldbifoH siDe iialifinocl Stimmfalien
fiHo often bon o biz g llbr abeH6s
gsm. 8. e6ilS. eeir.
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Robes ssMm5cige.
frau Cbrifiina Sisosuiop,


9ic Heiupurt Office fir Sns oGin.
einnatier 8oItsbIati" 6eiinSet iidj in
yso. 339 gorf Strahs, ssseniibcr rcm
Gonrtbonie, uoie!bit Nenisfeitsu, Nn'
5eigen II. |. ~. bis 10 llbr 45 Oiinu.
ten glbenos entgegengenommcn iper.
ben. Sclepbon GuntG 2401.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-17
kauai TO POLL
1900 BALLOTS

Garden Island The vote Of the isl
and Of Kauai at the coming election
should be in the neighborhood OF 1900,
As the work of registering is not yet
finished, the exact figures can not be
given, but Mr.. Kaneakua's estimate Is
about as above E.li
There were 1871 on the great register
at the last election, about thirty, how
ever, not being allowed 70 vote for
lack of proper qualifications. Since that
time ninety-two persons have either
died or Changed their residence from
the island. TO date, Mr.. Kaneakua has
registered lip new names, bringing the
total up to 1851, less thirty. He cx.
meets 70 I'll this up to a round 1900
total. U n%.,- M
or course this Is not large vote
when compared with that Of some Of
the other islands: but il Is enough to
make an awful big difference ia the
race for delegate to Congress,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-17
WOULD NAME
|. BATTLESH|P
HAWAII
Chamber Of Commerce Of HOnOlu-
lu viii Urge That Congress
Have One Dreadnought Of Navy
christened in Honor Of Terri
tOry-will Also Ask to Have
Cruisers Stationed at Pearl
HarbOr.
lFrom Thnraday AdvertIaer.l

e. ~ IS
The Chamber of Commerce. OF Homo
luln at their meeting yesterday unanl.
rDously voted 10 memorialize Congress
to have one Of the new battleships
named the Hawaii Resolutions will
be prepared by the committee ON mari
time Affairs for the approval Of the
directors and will then be sent 10 the
proper authorities In Washington.
The Chamber also adopted a motion
directing the committee on trade, com.
mereial and industrial development 10
request the Secretary Of the Navy 60
assign a certain number Of cruisers ana
other war vessels TO the Pearl Harbog
navy yard. The directors will take
this matter mp direct with the navy
department and also through the ma
tional chamber Of commerce.
The question Of devising methods to
secure the Improvements OF the public
bathing beaches was referred TO tfho
committee ON county and munieipaEaf
fairs.
The chairman appointed :. =. Paxs0n,
A. J. Gignoux and J. T. Warren spe
eial committee to call meeting Of
the retail merchants who are members
Of the chamber, for the purpose Of
forming a retail trades committee. De.
bate brought ont that this retail trades
committee must form its own organiza,
tion, but the scope Of its actions IA
subject to supervision and approval by
the directors.
The arrangement Of program and
the management Of q chamber Of com
imerce excursion TO Maui to- attend the
Territorial Civic convention to be held
at Kahn)ui the last Of September Of
the LIST Of October was referred to the
committee on territorial affairs.
Consideration Of acquiring three In.
dividual membership in the National
Chamber Of Commerce went TO The
finance and audit committee
The reception and entertainment com
mittee were ordered TO confer with en-
finance and audit committee in regaf'
! TO funds for the entertainment o.
visitors.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-17
DEMOCRATS UNABLE TO FORMULATE THEIR
PLATFORM JUST YET, but WILL TRY lGA|N

There will be no Democratic Plat.
form in Hawaii for few days at least.
This developed last evening at called
meeting Of the Democratic Territorial
Central Committee held in the Me-
Candless Block. l.. l.. MeCandless was
present, so were dozen OF more Of
the faithful from Honolulu and even
from as far away as kona. each one
had one or more planks to submit, but
when the time came to present the
ideas there was no one authorized TO
accept them. No method Of procedure
had been agreed upon and all that
could be done was for the committee
men TO put their planks in a pile, adj
iourn and wait for another effort 10
get together.
I'll. Ryan was among the speakers.
He was reading his plank when Mayor
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-17
Friends Insist That Woods Be Candidate
Kohaa Man May Enter Contest Against McCandless

waiian orators, headed by the Prince.
A meeting Of the Kuhio leaders has
been called for tonight, at the Waikiki
residence of the Delegate, AZ which the
plans Of the campaign for the nomma
tion are TO be mapped out. The meet
lug Is n strictly invitational affair, with
a very careful eensoring Of the invita-.
tion list At tonight's meeting John
Wise. who offered TO manage Charles
A. Rice's campaign and got turned
DOM, is to be chosen the leader Of the
Kuhio fighters and is to explain just
what he wants done and just how he
10 going 10 20 about IL
Rice OF fe~ Big Islald.
Charles A. Rice sailed yesterday for
IIiIo, from whence he will lake a cir
Gle of the Big Island, Presenting him.
self to the voters and explaining his
candidacy. lie viii stay on Hawaii
for at least two weeks and. viii visit
personally each election precinct.
in the Meanwhile his hackers on
Oahu will carry ON their campaign OF
education, having planned n number Of
precinct meetings for the fifth district.
Carter caE.paigling Abroad
George r. Carter, candidate on tho
Progressive ticket, landed on Kauai
yesterday with d. Kalauokalani, sr,
and a few other interpreters and spell
binders. He proposes to tour the Gar
den Island, organizing precinct clubs
and generally perfeeting his territorial
organization. 1t is reported that ths
quotations on mig have rapidly adj
vanced on Kauai.
More Announcements.
The number of Republican, canili
dates for nomination increases daily
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-17
.AGU|NAl0O's son IS
SOUGHT Is D[sERTER

5 SAN FRANCISCO, July A re-
ward of 800 was offered yesterday by
the United States government for the
apprehension Of Guillermo Rodriguez
Ag,tinaldo, said TO be the son Of the
lsrlner leader of the filiplnos, when
Is was posted as deserter from tho
nited States Navy at Yerba Buena
Naval training station. Young Agui,
,L,ldo, who is twenty,four, enlisted at
salt Lake City June 20, and was TO
have reported at Ycrba Buena July 1,
Int he has not arrived.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-17

with a profound silence from the d.
rection Of the Democrats Among the
latest announcements are those Of
ucorge Smithies, for the treasurership,
and Henry Vierra, for seat in the
house from the fifth district. Mr.
Smithies in his statement to the voters
says;
"ro the voters Of the City and Coun.
~ Of Honolulu: fs
81 hereby announce my candidacy
for the Republican nomination as
Treasurer Of the City and County of
Honolulu. My experiences in the Of
fee Of Treasurer Of Hawaii, as well as
my activities in private business, has
given me an equipment which win en-.
able me to serve the people efficiently
at all times. j NOW hold the Office OF
National Bank Examiner, to which re-
sponsible position / was appointed
seven years ago.
"GEonGE E. sMITHIEs,
vierra for Hcrse. "
Mr.. Vierra has issued the following:
'iTo the Voters Of Fifth Represents
tive District:
81 wish, to annlunce my candidacy
for Representative from the Fifth Dis
triet, and Furthermore ] respectfully
solicit the support Of the people for
the honorable position at the coming
primary election to be held on the
twelfth Of September.
Gas n Republican ] pledge myself
TO support the p atform Of the Repub-
liean party adopted by the convention
| tbeld on the 18th inst.) The carry
ing ont Of itssplanks, will surely re-
store good times TO Hawaii
Yours truly,
! "HENhY. yIERRA.,'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-17

Fern interrupted to ask what IL was
about anyhow, Ryan digressed long
enough to tell his honor that he should
not worry what the plank was for he
would not understand even II II were
explained TO him. This caused q
laugh, the mayor subsidized and the dis
cussion continued,
e. D. Pringle took part as did Alfred
e. DeMello, the Kona merchant and
politician.
II is said that several resolutions
were in readiness for introduction. One
set endorsed the Wilson administration
its appOintees and everything the Dem
ocrats have done. Another set called
for the removal of Governor Pinkham
and a third set, II is claimed, asked
that for the good of the Territory
United States Attorney McCarn be
recalled.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-17

sheriff Rose cahled TO Manila yes.
terday morning and notified the police
authorities there that r. J; Richie i
a fugitive from Justice; that he was III
jail here pending his return to Seat.
tie on extradition proceedings and that
a. stowaway on the transport Logan
he should be returned to this port.
The Sheriff maintains that extradi-
tion papers are unnecessary in the ease
OF Richie as extradition had already
been granted here by the local courts
lie further claims that the Manila au-
thorities have a legal right 70 place
the man aboard an outgoing transport
and ship him out Of the country as he
is a stowaway and has no right to land
in Manila Nothing further has been
heard from the Seattle authorities as
TO what action win be taken in the
case from that end
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-17
Woods Has Matter Under Consid-
Grafton and Will Speak in a
Few Days, He Says.
Lahuiites Say They will Support
Cupid Under No Considera-
ton and Are for Woods.
(Fiom Thursday Adyertiser.l

AS the result Of a conference heal
by members Of the Democratic and La
hui parties yesterday, il is b.
lieved that the announcement Of Palmer
P. Woods as q candidate for the DemS
cratic nomination for Delegate to Coz
gress win be made within the next fen
days.
1t is known that the support Of many
Of the leaders Of the Lami party wa
offered Woods some time ago, but y
declined to become. the standard bearer
Of a new party He pointed ont that
the only hope of recognition at Wash.
ington which Hawaii has is to send ths
representative OF one OF the dominant
organizations to the national capital
and, in his opinion, the dominant Harty
in this instance should be the beino
cratic party.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-17

lsNnt clties but TO no satisfactory result.
The Plague bothered mo moro In warm
weather than In winter and being on my
leg iolpta II made II impossible for M
lcInlE, and was forced 70 stay indoors
IL tho warmost weather.
my hopos q recovery were BY this
time spent. Sleeple1s nights and rest
les days made llfo an. unbcarablo bur
den. At last ! was advised to try the
Cutlcura Remedies end did not need
more than trial 10 convince mo that
l was ON the road cf succcss this time.
] bought two sets q tho cutlcura REM
ediee IiCutlourn Bcnp. Ointment and
Pillsl and after thcsc vero gone ! was
q different man entirely. Tho cutlcura
Remedies certainly did q greet deal for
mo- - II changed my whole career from
bad 70 good. am now the henpIesl
man that there y nt least ono TRIO cure
for akin diseases. Leonard A. Hewtcf.
IL Noatsand Ave-. nrcoklyn. N. r..
July 30 and Aug. 8, 1000"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-17
kauai WANTS TO SEE
SOME REAL SOLDIERS

Several eonuFapies OF United States
regulars, stationed at Fort Shafter, are
ly.is 80 t,e AlaId OF Hawaii this sum
MGR for hikes OF IRON ten days 70 TWO
Mres u should be comparatively
easy matter to induce one OF these com
pahies to, come over to Kauai. The
visit here would be pleasure to the
men, interesting 10 the older folk Of
Keea arl particularly gratifying IL
thoae children who have never seen
real soldiers. Garden Island.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-17
Not for KuhiO.

Under no circumstances viii the
Lahi party support Kuhio, = said q
Lahni member yesterday. s'We feel
that Woods Is the one man in Hawaii
who can make a good showing AT th.'
coming election and in face of his de-
elining to desert the Democratic party
the offer was made to him yesterday
that il he will consent TO become q
Democratic candidate the Lahui party
will throw IFS full strength behind him
both in the primaries and in the gen.
eral campaign that will follow"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-17
CAN YOU ArFoRD THE RIsK7

4 Where you ever seized with a severe
attnrk Of cramp collie or diarihoe
without hottie Of Chamberlfin's Co.
lie, Cholera and Diafhoea Remedy in
the housef Dom 7 take such risks "A
dose or two will cure yen before a
doctor could Re called, and IL never
tails even in the most severe aud dan
gerous cases. For sale by all dealers,
Benson, Smith 4 Co., Ltd, agents for
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-17
10 CURE A CQlp n ONEnlY

Take Laxative Bromo Qunine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
e. w. Groves signature is on
zach box
sARlsbEI IcINB ca, s. Iaus : 8 I.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-17

Cl3cs WINE Y CuliQ
thcro broke out a rod
sore en- the legs just
In back q my kneca,
caused by a tight. COL
cred garter. Al flrst
Il seemed to be q
slight affair but grad
ually II waved from
bad TO wor4c, and at
last ! saw ! had a bad
aaln disease. ! triod
many hocEe remedies
and also many widely
tnov.o Accforn In Al.