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Clubs T. II. Hardy. Insurance Society or
New York. p. J. Holdswor,h, Mason-Sea-
man Transportation Company George
keegan. New York Railways Company
X. W. Meade. Fifth Avenue Coach Com
pany; J. A. Richie, marlborough Rapid
Transit Company Frank G.. Webb, Long
Island Automobile Club.
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40 DisCOI ~ ~ NIIoWFD ON PER
sos n TAN BILLS.

Frnhii' On unpaid ih,"- on Real Estate
begins June lst, ara December list; on I'M
paid prrsonnl t"N's. June 1T
TaNr- tHr pt'...' .. mo office Of the lie
D"IVvr ~ rHN'- .H 'h' thorough where tho
!. 'unrf# l4 ttrI as fu' Iowa
b.. Hsh OF Manhat'an Municipal Building
Ai'nur IF"
Hotraeh o. Rrook IN. Municipal building
Island tltE
H'roUsh " Richmond. thorough Han s.
George
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artmou,h ........... o % . DO
Two base hit -Loudan Three base hit Low.
Sacrifice hite-Loudan Sullivan. stolen bases
Roland. Mendell struck oui-By WIZARD, o.
by Bryant, >. by johnson, /. First base on
balls-On Bryant Roland. Low: of WI
Low. Kimball and Sisk Nts-On bryant. b
in SIX ipnins~; OF Russell IN one ant on'.
third INNINGS: of johnson, . IN one and two.
thirds innings Passed ball-Schlnck Umpire
Flynn of Buffalo
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Manager Knuth OF Columbia announced
yesterday that the final soccer game for
the Blue and White eleven will he played
this afternoon at Philadelphia The game
was postponed from "A month ago, when Il
rained In Quakertown
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Ou,n-Id Problem worries Lush.

The outfeld problem ~ the Columbia
baseball team took up the maior PORTO.
nf Coach Iush's tim, Nnstrrta, Too prep.
aration for this afternoon KAN, N'h
stevens at South Field sid I|rusou rlp-
tain Of the varsity basketball team hrd
the longest trial Ecusuu is thr tntd
basketball star that has been tr,cd u't iu
centre Mold In the past fur'uiEh'
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GIL TIGER Basketball Captain,

Iu.ct1nN, NrrU y TUUk n. -
Glnv.rsvulr. y v iumor . fh
university. was to-d,' ol,,trI rtu... 3D.
tho Princeton ha.htnu' tu,u 'o ..>
yru. GIN II one ut IA, fuStr-t gutr.- .
tho league aud wd- uitYiug srr'rI h.e
on N, baseball team until q Nr,u,n,
knee put him out OF commission
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BATH, Ma, April 2s.-The cup defender
Defiance. the only yacht pianked with
wood to take part in Americas cup de
fence. will he launched at : o'clock in
the afternoon Of May l. This announce
ment was made to-day at the builders
yard here.
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Three base hits-Nugent Home run-Fish
Hus-Oh Kerrigan 2; on Carey. .. Stolen bases
! shannon. shaffrey Double plAy-Kerrigan.
Nugent and Shanrey. Left on bsse--St Johns,
3: Seton Hall, .. First base on balls-On Kern
gan. !: on Carey. I. Hit by pitcher-ShafYrey
Struck out-By kerrigan II: by Carey. 2. Time
i hour and 20 minutes
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Three base hit-Ganurtt Two base ht.
NJ shan Sacriice hits Mahau. waterman Ful
Ter, First base on error Harvard l"N on
bases Harvard q. Bates o STOLEN bases
Nash 3, Mcdonald Frs, base uu balls On
Mahan, ., OFF sunson. sirucS nu' .S
Mahan, 4; by stlnson, H.. hy ptlu ~
Mnhnn Mcdonald Cobb. I'mmrrs o Reilly
aud Brady Tme ! hour and 4. mlnules
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29

fIedcrick II Thomas, secretary Of the
Metropolitan Golf Association, announced
'-t.rity that the S'arsdal" Golf and
'ountry Gao had consented To- change
tho dates for the Metropolitan open
smponship. and that the event would be
ICES ed nu Aub,s . and u. one week earlier
I ~ 'hc time nrst announced
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Patsy Callahan had an easy time de-
festing X, .. Brown IN the main bout OF
ten rounds at the broadway Sporting
Club, Brooklyn, last night.
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StKRonATL,' NOTICES.


lNVEEMEN EK HENRN In pursuane, 4
on order "' ruu. Robert Ludlow Fowler q
Surr So. OF 90" tHaHt} OF Sew York. notio,
- h'r'uy gwen - a.' persons having claims
l;,u-t NtufF lpfr'me5tr late Of the
tu.t.t 90. N,V lorN, deceased, 10 pres-nt
ihr sam, Wtfn Houchtr, thereof. to N. sun
scr.b'ss az 'Enu pItCr of trausartng bust
tess lf the rf'r' .l Maxwell DAVIDSON. thelr
a. .arn,N. 80 ttp Hr,NaWa>. IN Ihe Gay o.
Sew huIh, ou or before the 2sfh day Of
July reAt nn.'d. Sew work, tho 18th day
W WFlNlLLE uNrrRMEyrp
. AirLit lNTERMFYFK
,N'pH NEN\EK TN,cn'ors
MAN FlL IANllItpN Attorney 'or ..
.cu'ors 40 Broadway Manhattan. New
YORK 'iN
HA.pNIN. IA.I.p.,- O.. pursuance 81 a,
oIIrr of uYfl H,p"ft lua|oW Fowler 4,
s.fl.g.'r ni fIr. tu.nit of Sew York notic.
h hnfst5 given t. DOL. p"Iari~ hatlug claims
alaInat ii..tI -, tt.ivl". IHfe of No County
e. >rv 'D.k uc H's"t. fo resent The same
1900 NuN. Htf. fIHf"Hf Too off," -upslttbefs a.
tr.i. p.,,, .f ttrft. 'Irs rItiuess - ~
,nt tu. tN.' .t'rn-y" ar1 r..si
roui.nt .. rN' 'ur..F" .' Ntrnattau. No
49, rtuiI,t. ego. uf 'tN York ~ or M
fuir .I. I'fH 't. 40 l.r' u"st
ps'.I ESQ.,, Nut h- i.'N d.v ~ 10
N,utb.f 'Fl"
JARED e. BALDWIN II
AIFrEp = BALDWIN
E,seutoe
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FOR GIRLS AND Young WOMEN.
TARRYTOwN- ON-WUDsON. ~. y.
rtlsI.II NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT ~ FfNANDE. BrRHAu Foa TIE
COLLECTION ur rANTS SO 81 CHAMBERS ST,
BuKolou p MANuArrAS, $rw YORK. April /.
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IKinNN. NV 1. 1911.

and ne 'rUu..Ni.E Hut tina one hsif Of
take, ON r"t. estate shat, Doe due and payable
on Muu4at. 90" .44 jaw VI November lal4
affected thcrrhN IN the respective DAYS hon
pro, idrd, aud -hAll rrnain such liens until
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NOTICE TO TANpAYERs.

NOTGDE l. HEREHY GlNEN THAT TIRE
Assessment Ro.. of keal Estate and PEI
soma. property 90 Tho ttfy ~ New York for
the 'etr i'i4 have been delivered TO the
= .s-mrut Ro.H are due and payable as fol.
lows
A.I ttNcs on personal property and one-hslf
OF ,tlI taxes uu rtu estate are due ana pay
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CORNELL.

TotaIs 20 3 = 10
'KeatinS out INT by batted ball.
@Batted for johnson In the ninth inulnS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29

OWNERS AND SELLERS OF 40
ronoBILEs. COMMERCIAL vEHI-
Giles GARAGES. TIRES. EQUIP.
NENTs ALSO REPAIR CON.
PANIHs WILL ALWAYS FIND
SOMETHING or INTEREST IN
THIS COLUMN
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MAN wi DAN1ptoN Attorney ,or q,
.cuiors 100 broadway. Manhattan. N.~
York ,ifN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

1900 &ilometer gluS0c1nung Der
mebrt, 10 0oB mir ieBt 0aut oieier
2eiihng fait bic S1lfte scr aiiiten-
lunarmnng ser 9lntorftis fcuneu
0os Sauptper0ienit babel i0at Nlalu.
Jon inO 9eutnant Suge 5uL Die IN Den
Ea5reu 1911 bis 1913 nit ie einen
Srlpp BON Der Gomnonmealtbbudt
olS ii00itlid bor9eOum9cn lporcn.
Sage orreiAte iiber itarf 5erfliiiteteS
&nlonocis binipeg troB ihwcrer
Sdnceitiirne unO idneioen0er Ssalte
0ie @cgcn0 0es nlugnetiihen Siio.
pols. W}amion 5atte iid ctpas miro
lidcr Der che nerpGbntcu 9ioute &c.
6olten. Seine Sruppe mur0c poni
lln9lia beimgcniht, er pcrlor ieine
beiocn @e9letcr 0cn 2cltuont 9tin.
mis- in0 ocu Sdpei5cr Dlcrb. 9tinnis
lpor am 4. DECEMBER 1912 iounlt
Dem REORGANIZATION mo Sen itdrf.
iten &unOen oeS Grupps in cine Slet'
idlcrlpoltc einge6rodcu mo 6atte Oa'
rim ieinen 800 0ehmoen. Wtit unDl-
rcc6enOen gtubrlngsnritteln troten
NIouion lnO Wlerb ben 9iildmorid
an 8ci0e nd6rten lid BON &umoe.
iIeih imO litten imid9lic5 glm II.
&amlar 1913 itorb audi WterB OIL
Gntfrditung. QIm 8. 6cbruar fibrte
Nlopion elm milnoerbareS @eidid
nod Der Station, no er @ilegc unO
2obung fanO glls @oitptergebniB
Oieier Shlittenreiie inO oerienigen
Ger g9iIoiben glbtbeilung oorf Die
GrfernitniB augeiprodcn ueroen
Sab oos gloelielan0, ods al Der aiiite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
2is stimmnnssfanune.

Ger landidbrige eriie aomifer lmO
Spernregiiieur CHI &oiieler &oitbco-
ter, &arl 6Gier, auG als &onlponiit
bii6id6er 9ie0er befonnt unO geid6et,
botte emit cin troaifomilcbes @rleb-
nib, oaS er icincm idlagiertigen @iB
beroanftc. Tic &rinen BON &anolt
606ne oes lebten &urfilrltcn bon
SciIen ans ser mor1anatiiHen @9e
nit @ertruO Holfenitein geld. SeD.
mann ans Nonn iaBen eines S'benoS
i'm areis i6rcr 9(oiltanien iino Sta-
Doliere in einen Meinreltultralt alll
Erie0rithSploB 8rot Der por5ligll-
den 9omle poQte feine re6te Stllll'
inunq ouifonren 10 Dob Der gor-
;dlao QcmadA murOc, ocn ourd %is
anO Sunior beriihnten SoTlboulRle'
Ter ais Al iuie man belte 3itlpelleA
iaQt H. Stinuurndsfonone boleu 81
Iaiicn. Gr nor ieOod lett tilr5 nau
T6coteridbhib niraeno an5utreTlelll'
5ieQeidt mar cr nal ouSnaDnlsweIle
10 friib5citia noh 6auie gc9angclIi
W1an botte o6er berec6iigta 3lpcl1eL
ob SGier ais ousaeSeibnetcr Danll,
lieu0atcr nod aus ieincr SauSliateu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

reu. @dier aber IicB iih BON oen
Diencr, Der and inn @onne oes 6cDor.
iiebeuocn bumoriitiihcu @cnuiics
iion0, icinen oltal ita0tbefannten
@obelod imperien iuio nerlicB ooS
Gor5iunner ST fam nibt mic0er; ie
bober Ole Spanplng i'm Nlub itcg
0eito meiter eutfernic iih ser otoni
ide" Safer, Inn oie quite @oplc IN
iein Stamnilofol 81 brinQcn no
ieine &itnilaeuoiieu iicb ndb 0cin
Ebcoter 81 treffen pilcgten 5ral
Soier befonl BON bier aus cine be.
rubiaeuoe glohridt uno sic priu5s
lidle 9owle tono eine i6r ge6ii6ren0e
miiroige gliina6me. SSn3piihsr Barr.
ten bic &apolicrc ouf Sic Niidtcbr ibs
rer gomle ino &1iers. Ga 6eioc
nic6t micOerfebrten beiteltcn iie cine
neue 9ople obne &umor 1ieic
bertrieb oonn bol0 sic onfdnalitb ar.
9erlide Stiumuna ln0 hattie auh
0os @iite, sen irnacn Qeuten Die Gr.
fenntniB bei5ubrinacn, sob Tie in 10.
rem llebermltb 3u meit ge9onaen
ieieu uno Dob oie Neitnohme eincS
&onIiferS NIT 6euofineter Modt 0a
0ieicr im9ebendmt ouh nodStoatS.
biiraer mar, oiiBer sen fomiiden oub
nod unongcne6me SoIgeu fir Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

herous3uloden iei. Ges6oI6 mo9te
elmer Ger ii6crmiit6iaen iingcn Seute
Den @oridloa. nglrhlauht fonnten
ia 5im &ouptpdhe icbiden uno Sdier
our1 cine &otrouiQe bier6er bringen
!ollcnl~ Ole %rin3en poren BON oie-
lem guten 9fath ent3itdt, ino 10
muroe Elm 9lolltant nit Dem @eie1l
nad Der Sauptpohe aeihidt, SGier
81 luhen iulO oor5uiii6rcn. Ser
5gSac9tDabenoe, ein iuHgcr 2eutnant
lleB lth onrd Sen our6louAtiqItcn
@eleDl oerleiten uno 10 mahte iiA
oenn Elm llntcrofii3ier NIT 3mei W}onu
al'I olc Sucbe, tin0 iie fonoen ben
NElnen oenu ouA uirflib in ieiner
SSoDlllIng. Safer lag i1on in ionf.
TEN Shlmmer, ais oie 8otrouille
eIiltrot uno ibn 3um glnfleiOcn im0
ylIt9eben onbielt. Inter oem Sam.
mer leiuer beiicreu SGIfte. 0ie ololi6.
te ibr aorl babe oiirb IdJIcdte ggibe
(ote inner gut-paren) ehpas amaze.
ridtet gar ocn @uriiirIten beleioiat,
DAroe Der @omifer obaefiibrt 8ipi.
idu 5pei @oroiiteii nit oitfoa5ilona.
tenn Seltengemebr eing Scr 8ua
our1 Die ltillen StroBen scr 9}eiiSens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

iteiI anitcigt. Elm cis6cocdtcS &loteou
BON ii6er 2000 Dieter So6e lit. nlo
Dab Nilteslono Den gieihcn acologi.
iben @ol oltipeiit mic Siooifiorio.
lon0, iopie idlicBliH, Dab ser BON
Den 0eltihcn cntoedte @ouB6erg
0as g8clten0e Der 3iitenitrcde biloet.
oeren oitIidcr Ebcil pon Oeu gnqldn.
bern ais Queen NtorD 2ano Qctauit
morOeH lit. Ylapion pcrmutbet groBe
StoDleniel0er in 9loelielan0, es ian,
Den iid bort oub Spurcn bon sen.
pferfarbonotea. bon Sblpefelalti,
mon mo WplDboeuit; aud goeIitene
iino nd6geluieicn. ge16ren0 11oipion
mo @iIo ON 8citlono ibr 9ciicS
t5aten fii5rte oie .9lroro" sur See
iDrc wiiienifnitlihcn glrbeiten ourd.
llnter Scitng BON @roieiior Or.
0oois, Dem e6emoligca M}itglie0 ser
S'l,0polor @rpeoition S6adletouS,
muroen lUert1uoQe mecrcSiimOlimc
,Sorld}lngen oiIsgeliibrt. 0nrtb Die
@eiamnltorbeitcu Scr ailtralilden
9Ipeoition muroe ionit Gin ic6r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

FrinSet mo Dor alien 1nQen fir
ben unbeoahtiomen 2elitnont baben
fonntc &eionoers fiirhteten sic
%ril3cH i6ren &otcr, 0en Suriiirileu.
Der iiir lei1tiinuiae Streitbe iciner
Sohne ME @erltdnouiB aejeiat 6atie.
Gas 9r9ebniB 0ieier Giutebr mar.
0aB am onoercu Qloraen elm @an.
merOicner on NdierS Qagcritatt er.
idieu imo ibm cine &olle iiberrcihte,
Die iih mobIt1uen0 bon Semen sic
i5m Der S1coteroiencr 3u iiberreihen
pilcate, unteribico lno ton ourh
Shmere mo metolliiGeu alous cr.
irellte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

al Dem @einreitouront iuo wuroe
BORT jiIbelnO enpfan9en. o0dier,
aroBartigl ihnea einen Mitl cS lit
al itunpfiimigl~ i6wirrte es ibm
aus Ser ongereeten @eiellidoft eat
oegeA 6Gier mar MN nidt ionoer-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

nom6oiter @citrog aclieicrt iopobl
5um geoIoJiibcn glitibou Ger Pint.
orttiS oils aid jnr 5ro8e Der 9e5c-
buuacn Der autarItiihen Sdu0er.
maiien imtcrcinonOer nu0 Su SEN
Sonogebieteu iiiolid oeS glequotors.
Ole Observation-Disclosures
gSiIO mar ihon inn Wldr3 1913 init
einem Sbcil Der Noupi0rlppc 5nnid.
9etebrt Wlawion ioIate crit IN oicien
6riibio6r. Cicie &cr50geumg Bat TO-
rem @rno IN Der nnahnitiacn ST..
gnna Dab oas GntiabIdiii ooS icine
&ancraoen nod Der &eimatb brodlte.
cini0e StuIocn ror oeul gintreiicn
D3moionS IN Der Commonwealth.
bpdt oieie perloiicn batic iulo Der
6oriher ionut 3u elmer mcitereu
lleberlpintcrling ge3mumacn NOR Sc
Der &ldtluueuih miro ocn fii6ncll
Nlana bcinl &eireiqn ieipcs 0cimat6.
lid]en No0cns ob iciucr 9cr0icliic
INN oic gHillenidloit itno meaen ieines
1eloenmiit6iacn 8erbaieuS mdrm.
items millfonnieu bclBcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

&aiiirer Cie Gbiiollec Bat tins
inn uorigcn Sabre niht mr feineE
@cwnn ionoern ioaar cmen GerIuit
9ebrnht. Iir 9inna1men maren ge-
tiuger ais Die 9InSao6en iiir ocn Cblt-
bitter.
9Imtmann: Gin Slid onb Sic
@liite in oieIen AaNr crIroren nIl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

lid entSiift iiber sic Storung ieiues
SouSfricoenS. mari aber bod cinen
priifenocn 9lif olf Gle eben neli &c.
fiiute itottliHe @omle, Die ibm beions
oers biniiGtlicb oes o5rou3oiiiden~
ie6r pertroueu9wcrt5 i6ien uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

Sci Dem @ort o&oIarerpe0ition"
brall6t man Dem iepeiligeu llnter-
nebnulngsleiter ni6t immer gleif
ole grrei6uug eines Der @r0pole ais
Soup5ped 3u5uiprebcn Die meiiten
piiieribaitGben ASolarmterncb-
munger 1aben iogar nit Der vFol.
itiirmerei~ gar nicbts 81 tblm. llno
oas lit aut 10, 0enn Die glrttis lmo
oie glntarftis iteaen 10 wenig be-
fannte @e6ietc oar, OaB lie aud obne
,Bolo6iidtcn" Gin ousgc5cl1nctes
8etbdtiQlngSiclO piiieniAoitlider
g(rbeit a6ge6en. @inen iblagcnOon
9erueis fiir oicie glniidt bat Or.
Molulon. Der 9eiter Der auitralii1en
SiiopolorerpeOition geliefert. S6ou
bel Der &crlimoimg ieincS %lanes
batte er betont OuB c5 ieine gl6ii1t
iei Dos Stiiltengebict BON BilfeSlal0
81 erfoficben, iuhO Dlatpion bat g8ort
ge6olten. IS licgt munme6r Elm be-
0eutiatner 9eitrag sur &cllntiiiB oes
ltngefdbr 5000 ailometer Iangen
&iiiitenitreiicns 5miidcn Aoiicr.
@ilbelns II.sSan0 imo 8iftoriulal0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
Miknanhia

gloos6mcr o9tit ocm ihonen
9ouih aeb i'd nit heim ocn o5m
ih mciuer 9lIten mid r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

cor, ser biSber nltr on einigen Stel.
len geiidHet o6cr nie bctreten NOR
Den mar. Wtolplon Bat Oieie Siiitener.
funoiutg in muitergiiltiger @eiie an
gelegt un0 our6geiHbrt Wlit ieincni
Sdiif n9Lliroro~, 0os am 3 D5cn,
Der 1911 BON Sobart ans IN See &C.
0onqen mar, broHte er 5pei rGnn
lid pcit noneinonoer gctrennte &ii.
itcnitationcn on Sono ais gIuSgongs-
punfte fiir bic Sdlittenreiicn Lungs
ser Tiiite unO in oas Synnere Der
qlntarftis. Gie &auptitotion puroc
an ser 4iiite BON 9lOelielouo IN Ser
@onmonmcali6budDt crridtet, Die an-
oere olli Der oitIi4cu 6ortieBuug Don
&aiier- @il6elm u.-&onO, imO 5war
auf elmer Gis6arriere. Die lcstcrc
bilOete 0ie Balls @ilos, Die critere
mor @}olpious Stiibpmit, Der nit
ser Ncimot6 our1 6unteniprudjpers
binOlnQ il6cr Die NtacQuoricinieln
ocr6imoen mar. Girb Die BON Den
Stationstrlpps ourdgcfiIbrtenShlit-
tcnreiien mur0e Die @enntniB bonn
&iiitcniaume oerglntorftis I'M meitere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

nobm iie IN oen gIrm Damn ber-
i1mopo er inl &or5immer. Tie "a.
fclrunoe 6icIt oieS fir sen 9litftoft 5lt
eincm 6eionoers gutcn @ib uno ia6
i'm @ciit Sdier idon il elmer moSfe.
rn0enortigen Dropirtug 5iiriifteb-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-26
GIVEN
At HONOMU IS
GREAT SUCCESS
Teachers and Children Unite in
Fine Program - Dance
Proves Popular
Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence

| Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
HONOMU, Hawaii. May "a The
| people of Honomu was entertained
last night by the splendid orchestra
led by John " Marciel, principal of
Honomu School. and its children with
| the program below. People from
north and south of Hilo were present
and before going back home express
ed their congratulations to Mr.. Mar
ciel, teachers and pupils for the sue
cess obtained. The school was dec
GRATED with palms, ferns and flowers
of many varieties under the supervi-
sion of Henry Ealaielua, and credit
| is to be given for the good taste
shown throughout.
OF the Rotations, drills, etc. there
Is nothing to be criticized and the peo-
pie of this vicinity and others wish
to have the same opportunity often
repeated.
The dance lasted till 2 O'Clock a. m.
The program was as follows:
March-"Creole Belle" .,.......
-. ... ..... School Orchestra
Chorus-"America, the, Beautiful
........... Choir and Orchestra
Song-"Lei Mamo". Grade 2 Sextette
Japanese Fan Drill ......... Grade l
"Honomu" ........ Grade 3
Ukulele Duet ................
:. Valentine MARCEL and NJ. Joseph
Chorus-"Old Plantation" Choir
Dumb Bell Drill. Mr.. Nalaielua's Glass
Song-"A Prayer" from Cavaleria
Rusticana ....... Grades and
Piano Duet Jean and Margaret Hay
Indian Club Swing-Mr. All Yo's Glass
Chorus-"Lovely May" ..... Choir
Violin Quartette-"Pulupe Waltz.
Tatsuo Susumago, LIST violin: John
Chaves, End violin; Antoine Oliver,
Bird violin; Joe Souza, cello.
Solo and Chorus-"Pulupe".,. Akiao
Harmonica Selection Boys Quartette
Song-"Hiawatha" :. Grades and Z
Flag Drill ..............-.:. -.
-. Miss Jaekson's Class. Grade 4
Piano Duo--"Qui Vive" .,........ .
>. Miss Johnson and Mrs. Marciel
Cornet Solo-Sir Spring Time 49,.
....... VIM. B. Oliver
Concert Finale" Aloha De" ........
Josephine Akiao, soloist, Choir and
Orchestra.
-. p" DANCE u i. =, j.. I
Floor Manager, Mr.. Manuel Ignacio.
- BETWEEN DANCES. fT g
Chorus-"Hail Columbia, g.! School
Chorus Spring Has Come Choir
Cornet Solo-"The Happy Brook.
...............M Master VIM. Oliver
Song-"Father? ......s..... SchooI
The faculty OF the school is as fol-
lows: r. .-..sss gFa r
John v. Marciel, principal seMrs ]. V.
MARCEL, grade Miss Mabel Jack.
son, grade 4; Gabriel All 70, grade s.;
Henry Nalaielna, grade 3; Miss Masui
0kamoto, grade q: Miss Florence
Johnson. grade 1; Miss Helen s. Cum
mings, grade 1. 81. - y y. - 5.
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Mr.. AND MRS. PERLEY
/. HORNE GUESTS AT g.
RECEPTION THIS P. NJ

Perley L. Horne, principal of the
Kamehameha Schools, and Mrs. Horne
who leave shortly for the mainland
will be the guests of honor at a recep
tion this afternoon at the residence oil
Prof. and Mrs. w, A. Bryan, 1913 Pu
nahou street. The affair will be un
der the joint auspices of the local
branch of the Sons Of the American
Revolution and Aloha Chapter, N. s.
Daughters of the American Revolu
ton, and will be held from 4 until {
o'clock. Mr.. Horne is retiring presi
dent of the former organization, and
Mrs. Horne retiring regent Of Aloha
Chapter. = - :
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ADCLUBDANCE !.
I" I'LL
GETTING CLOSE;
next RIDAYP. N.

That AID club dance is getting so
close now you can almost hear 1t
humming. This week, Friday evening,
May 90, at the Armory. That's all
the information necessary on the sub
ject. If you have never seen how
the AID club does things, it is worth
the price.
Somebody has said something about
Friday being an unlucky day. Well,
the only happening along these lines
will be the large gobs Of sadness that
will hang over the person not attend.
ing the AID club dance when he hears
Of the large time that was had.
At the Armory, this coming Friday
night.
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The Women's Guild of st. Clements
church is holding its annual meeting
this afternoon in the parish house Of
the church. Following the annual
meeting, the monthly meeting viii be-
called to order.
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HOME RULE MEETING
WILL BE HELD AT THE
YOUNG HOTEL TONIGHT

All Irishmen and Irish women. in
Honolulu and members of every other
nationality who are espoussr5 of the
cause of freedom are invited to attend
a meeting. called for this evening at
the makai pavilion OF the Young hotel,
The event follows the passage of the
Irish Home Rule bill by the house of
commons for the third and last tine,
and plans will be mazda at this meet,
ing for monster celebration To take
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place al an early tla.e.

place at an early iate. -
1t is also planned 10 formulate and
dispatch cablegranls OF congratulaticn
to Premier Asau'th and John f. He'd.
mond, the home rule leader fn Far.
lament. -. - II ,s..% J
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BAZAAR NIPPON'S Ill. .=e
. SALE CONTINUED

The Bazaar Nippon Gin Postoffice
Alleyl which has been holding a big
clearance sale preparatory to going
cut of business, found that it was inn
possible to sell everything within the
time limit tending last Saturday
therefore the sale will continue few
days more. Every article, including
fixtures, must be sold. Prices slaugh-
Observation-Disclosures.
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]. A Richie and A. De Peuter. who
were released by order Of the supreme
court yesterday norniag. were again
arrested after noon and appeared Ia
Judge Whitney's court at l 40 O'clock
Upon Deputy Attorney-general Scott 3
application the men were Committed
to Jail to await the arrival Of extra
sdition papers from the state Of Wash.
ington.
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Royal Baking
f=&tszZ - Honolulu, Hawaii f,al
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which is being arranged under the
auspices OF the United Kamehameha
Societies, viii consist of . series Of
entertainments and ceremonies, 70
which no admission win be charged.
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A massed orchestra. composed of
more than 200 Hawaiian musicians
and led " Ernest X. Kaai, has been
announced as one of the features of
the Kamehameha Day celebration
June III. The orchestra viii make
its initial appearance at the grand
ball at the armory on the evening of
the day bf the celebration. The fete,