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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10

giern bic geipiinfdts 5orbe su oeben.
Shnippiel farbiosn 9Gnoer. 5uuts
GnihInQ3etteI. Slide pom Ieuftenoen
Sleioeritoifen neroen TorefGItio bos
qnn3e Slhr aufbepobrt. UNI al OItern
3unn 6Grben perbr1utbt su peroen.
Nas 1T pieIleidt ritt 00n3 Qeiuno,
obcr na5 idnoet oos? Wenn Is nur
Die Gier fdr6t.
Oftern in rp;e Weihnatten in
&nerit0 cine 3eit RES GeIhenleaebens
oe%lporosn, Ta5 &anint,en 1T 0as
NItertjer. Die oIte oeutIdle lleber
lieferHng, o0B Elm 0aie zen Quteu Sin
BERN au Chern Gier uno geid}enfr
prIr9t, III uGdl naG Wnerifa detoins
men, uuo fir Die om~critnniite SeSu
Qero rGrt Oitsrn cine Gnttduihuno.
lpenn nitt meuiQitens Elm 9aninten
nu@ 3uder. GbotoIlce ocer Gus 0ips.
NIT Geitenten Qefiiut. om GuBenoe
oes @ettes ODER nebcn Dem Geoed am
6rlib';jjtstiih eriheineu purbc.
4m Gitermontda Miro auf Dem
Rdfen oe5 nWeiBen 6ouies" in NoIbs
Gin IuItiqer .Gisrroa 9urnes
pol" 0~bQefOlten. Die groben Tore
mernen gt6ffnet uno ben 0ouSen Tag
tommen I;ItiQe &inctr UNI iprinQen
iIber ben Aaieu. rotten leuhteno Qes
Gier onriiber uro crfreucn Tih
oIerIei Sder3en. 9ieier &ornes
pal 1T fir ole; serIumpte tIeinc
Surfhe Ipielen ii ipirtlia oemptroti
ifer Nrt nit ibren reiberen 8riioern
uno SdpeItern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10
YtDmgfwid)t br5 Napinms.

Qus mi6enidoftliGen &reiien ipirc
seidyiebeu: Wenn mir beute piilen,
Dos o0s Hnoium zines iener G)emii6en
GIemente 1T, bic Elm uuBeroroentli9
hobeS Ntomgelpift beIiBen, 10 tommt
un8 toum gum 9epuRtIein, msId)er
Sdpierigtett es !0err gu lperoen be-
burfie. uu Die an iid einfahe Shut
iade oeS NtomQelpidts beim Haoium
felt3uiteuen. Sum eriten Mol Der
Iudlte man bic 8eltimmun9 Res Itoms
Qepidtes oes HnbiunS i'm Sabre
1902, pobei 9 GentiQrumm our Der
fli9unQ itonoen. Sine oon3e .3eit
lang bate man oils Ntom0elpi6t hes
Rooiums 225 u%n9euommeu, bis oiele
3ohI burh bic ftbr 0enaue llnterIus
dung uno geftimmunQ Der Gntoede-
rim oeS NnotumS, Der 9Srou Gurie,
unQeitoben puro'. Baron RotbImilo
'teIIte Der beriibmten 6oriderin Sebn
Eonren SoadimSthaIer g}edblenoe
CUR 9erfiiQun9. Nus oeren 8erorbei-
tung 9inQen 4 D%ecigtamm 8ooiums
dlJorio berpor, nit oenen IS QeIano,
oos N~tomQelpiht ouf oa8 olerQes
nopeite ieIt3uiteGen. Die Muiqabe Der
@eIe0rtin mar Tim 70 fhtpitriQer, ais
non bel Der 8eItimmunq oe8 0enih-
ties gu terjidihtiQen bate. boB bos
Rooiumhlorio in hobem W}obe 0ais
Ter an3iebt uno ihon beim WjeQcn iih
ouf oieie NeiIe bus 0elpi1t b0ber
Ite1t.
Seute, nod Rem e~inqehencen @eItjms
munQen Der Trou Guric 1T Dos Ntom.
Geriht be8 Rooiums ouF 226.18 felt
qeitelt. b. b. tpcnn man nl8 Ginheii
bes ItomQepihts bos MiomQetpidt
bes Woiieritoffes ateit) / iebt. Damn
1T Elm Mtom Hnoium 226.18 mai
fhperer oI8 WaFeritoTf. 0omit En-
rciht oo8 8noium Elm Ielten boheg
WtomQetpift. bos nur ned pon 3ipei
Glementea iibertroIfen niro, ninltidl
BON 9borium nit eintm 9~ftomoeniht
pom 232 un0 Rem ltron nit einen
@tom0etoiht BON 1895. Qloiin uno
GuediiIber rnnoiren bemnoh 3ieml;4
nett binter benz Stadium, IN bier bic
entfprehenben 4tomsetoitte 1948I
uno 200,3 Ioutsn, 9ei G~elsgrnhcit her
MISUNDERSTANDING Qelan1 e
5ron Gurie ou6, Elm oenoues cnef
trum beg RnpiumS tcrsuHeG2n. 2tuf
oieIe @uFaabe f6ier %onfanQlib oui bic
9robten G6wisri9teiten gu TtpGen. 10
lpoSen es Defenders bic lebten @n
rbum>Reite, bic fid MIR I6mer ous,
iheioen lieben. Wan fonnte dfer Feit.
bob bic fat oo1fommene lin
losli6teit beg 8nrnumiulfots nod
pom Der oes RooiumiuIfats ii6ertroI
fen ptrb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10

trat id in ben Nooen, eritano etnes
Der Sitereier, Iieb es iorgfGItig perz
paden unb DolIte es mitnebmen. in
Der 4bIi6t, es meiner Srou gu i6en=
ten. Oos ferti9e potet mar ODER oph
gu qrpB, UNI es e~i9enbdnbig iiber bic
@oiie gu tro9en. Sd COB oIIo ben
Quftrog. es mir burd einen 0iener in
Ons Srftitut 81 i6iden. nannte met
ren Nomen uno empfahl mid.
Der 0ormittne perging raid in Der
.geipobnten Nrbeit, umiomebr, oIs i'd
hsute olIein mar. NGe nnoeren bn.teA
lrIaub, On 5eiertogen belt nur
elmer BON uns DENT, 9ur3 nab
stp0lf trot meme Trou ins Elaborate;
rum. um mid ob3uholen, pie tie oies
an Seierta9en esp0bnIi6 gu tun
pfleQte. Wir mn6ien oonn meiit
sinen Spo3iergons. obsn in irqeno
einem Reltnurnnt, perbro6ten ben
Mnhmittoa ouf bsm 2onoe ooer =.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10
Nucrlrt Slterelcr.

9as CTtsrei n aus eirsm sinFater
GpmboI. oos .0 bei6eioeniter 5orm
oor9ereidt uu. aumdbiia 81 eiHem
9e9enftano nss Iurus qerporotn. Go
marsn bic Gier. L Guorpi9 Ky. beim
Gite,isite ous,T e. pon ben QroBttu
Sunitlern init rlsisnen Wljniaigren
9eifmldt. i.e1g uno Garcyst
uno bic on1.-r Strpfsr Der leit;sn
8oto.oqra3.e .uttsn fi3 MD. at
gut. UNI TIRE esrit auf Der qe5ret
lihen S61ie III 3eigen, uno 8oei
Tot6e teute a75e3ablbnre Ger, biz
ron Datteaus Msiiterbanb 0s3isyt Inn
unb bic Der To5tet 2ubpigs Nv,
mme. Qictoirs. aeihentt uoroen nos
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10

Griner Nieienplon unb Weih.npoImcr.
Sinberiubel, tponnig trout uno nab,
llno Der 0roiiel gliidberaui4te Pialmsn -
ollie Gen3eslult 1T pieoer oa!
limb bic 2uelen ti6ern bura Die Nuen,
Truhe 5alter tdumeln in bos 2idt,
Weide W0ltfen iftpsben bod i'm 9lnutn
limb bic Come tibt bein 4ngeiiat ......
@uferitebung pon bes Winters @rab..
Soloes Wunoer. mir begriBen bid!
5riblin9. tomm' nit beinem 3aubsrIfabe
l1no beribr' ooS Qeben, oos erbIi3!
Ollie 5orben. ole 9ifte tperoen
Gieosr ipnf, ME in Der Sinber3e!t,
limb elm ieIger 5rieoe tpeilt ouf grosn -
TriibItngsionne, lei gsbeneoett!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10

frus e8 re9nete, = i'm 8otfeebous uno
moren iesIenperQniiqt babel, borous9ee
iebt, BOB meins Trou ,ii6t ibrcn
ihpnr8en Sag hotte. aber bas
broufte ia ia beute nidt 81 befjir2s
ten. Nie 9eIoQt, nos rihtiqe Otter
nstter ou6 in u~nIerer Ghe, 6reu9e
uno Commentator.
Doh ous llnheil f6reitet fhneG.
WGhreno ;h ZEN Nrbeitsfittel ob>
T4roifto urn mir eifri9 oos VroQramm
oeS cages berteten, iTopfle on bic
Sire, Elm itruppi9es, niAt iebr inteui.
gentes SnoioiOuum fam tereinoeitolz
pert uno iiberreifte mir nit ben Wcr=
ten: n0os 6rdulein IGbt I60nIiens
griiBen" Elm 8otet. Damn man er
orouben, ebe id nod Elm 9rintgeIo
ibm rei6en tonnte.
8ei ben Worten .6rduIein" unb
rgriben" fpiBte meme 6yau bic Cbren
lpie elm SAIadtroh. oos bic Grompete
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10
OaS Oaereii.
3nmoresfc non Hnolf Start.

NJ an be6ouptet. ooB Die beiten
III uno geninliten Sheen pl0Bs
lid. pie our9 cine b0bere
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10

@lousr !Simmel -. 8eiBe N0Ithen idfpimmen
Seli9 9leiBeno in ben belen 2og,
Son pertrdunten, iiiBen 8ogelitimmen
&Iineen feitli6 Wolo uno 8ii9 uno 6og.
ueberperlt BON &nofpsn, Itsbn bic 8irteu,
Bon ZEN Weioen pebt ber goIone Staub
UNI bic 5arten Wdr3eroeiIhen iplrten
Blaue Wunoer in Das oirre 2aub.
@eIt, bu Ser8, bu porteit nidt mebr %elnubsn.
DOB ss pieoer einmal 6riibling piro -.
Tlteg' empor nun NIT benz Shlpurm BON Saubea,
Der ME trunten ourd Die Sele idlpirrt!
@6ping' gum 2idt bid nit Dem 0rofsI14lass,
Der 70 ieIig in ben Mtor9en i6Idgt
1no ME elm. bulbpergeh'ne Sage
Nus Der fernen &inoheit bid bepeQt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10

0So an behouptet, oaB Die beiten
III uno genioIiten Sheen pl0b.
o. lid. pie our6 cine b16ere
Gingebune, i'm @ebirne bes Mens
fden auftaufen. Nuf bieIe Neiie
fpu bic Oompfmoidine, folen bic
@eieBe Der Sdpertroft, iolen nod
pielsn onoere grunoIegenoe Grrunz
9enT6often Der WifenI6often oes
funhen tporoen iein. Satiode lit. oob
aud in meinsm Gebirue zines Soqes
ploBIi@ cine Iotde senioIe Sbee ouf=
tou6te, ols ndmli9 -
Op9 ih min, pie es einem ORIENT
liden Gr5dbler ae3iemt, bibi9 Der
3eibe nd9 BON Infung on er5dbIen
uno nidt in Der Mitte beginner. SD
fanee uIio bumit on, feit3uitenen, bob
i'd oomals Iffiitent ON batteriotogis
f6en Snititut Der uniperiitdt gu g.
mar. Dor sebn Monoten gebeirotst
hotte uno in jeoer 8estebung Elm gliids
1i6er uno bsneibensrerter Menf6 9ss
1pelen pGre, ipenn nidt cine unIelige
Gisenifaft meiner jungen 6rau mir
pft ons Ooiein i6per eema6t butte:
ibre unbe3pineIide GifsrIuht, fpeIde
fi6 BEL ben nihtieiten 4nldHen unb,
ME i'd pDbl niht gu betonen brauhe,
gang grunolos in Der bsftieiten 0eiie
duber.e. Qeioer 9ebore aud ih nidt
gu jensn Nuturen, bic oerartiqes nit
!6umor pber ~penigltens nit filler Or
9sbsnhsit trooen. SIN 8eoenteiI, bic
unqerehten 0ortpiirfe bro6ten oez
1pHbnIi6 au6 mid iebr balo in 6arz
mild unb notiirIihertpeiie CAB es ba
f6on beftigs Nuftritte. pie ni6t an.
bers oentbor, tpenn 5pei Iolhe 6ortz
uno 5ibto2fe ME mir aneinanoer ges
ristsn.
8lauer !6iu1meI uno eitel Sonnen=
fhetn berrIdten an Sitermorgen, nidt
nur 0ruuben in Der Natur, Ionoern
aud in ~unIerer Gre. SeeIenbergniiqt
fhIenDerte id, meine Morgen3igarre
I6mau6enb, benz 0aborutorium 3u.
Cine qusloge nit bunten Sitersisrn.
9rattpsrte aug Seioe uno Spibsn,
beren Snnerss sisrIihe qarfumfldihs
den bdrs, ~fsIieIte mein Quge. Giner
ploBIidsn Gina.bung 5olse Isiiteno.
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3ablrn

ilno n%nicre 9ied)nuuGeu olten
Gmpfdn0ern. uniere ousge=
3cldnete 2lrbcit lluo Die ME
ori9en Ercile bieteu cinen
iIberruidenOcn G%ontroit. 9Gir
oerpenpen mr. gllte8 Miotcz
rial, bcidditi9cn fdbige Cir
better uuO iiibren iorgidltioe
NuiIid)t. Nue Nrbeit miro
prompt uno i'll suirieoenltel=
ten0er QEeile nerridtet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27
Deeds Of Trust

Two deeds Of trust were left for
record yesterday with the clerk Of tho
county court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

located az or near Majorsyille Not
until yesterday. however. was u
known that the company contemplated
the erection of the station. and this
TACT was given out only after the first
Shipment OF machinery had arrived
II viii be remembered that when the
company acquired the traction lines
that u also took over the Virginia oil
Gas Company holdings. which car
RED with IL many miles OF gas line
leading from the Majorsville field
Work on the erection OF the new sta
ton has not yet been started. owing
10 the fact that very little OF the ma.
terial has arrived on the ground. The
machinery that arrived At the Elm
Grove station yesterday was 10 have
been taken To Ma1Orsville by way OF
Roney's Point. but owing to the i'm
passable condition OF the national pike
near that place another road viii have
TO be taken.
The work OF erecting the station will
10 started Immediately. and when IL is
completed IL will b. almost. II no,
quite. az large as that installed a few
years ARC by the South Penn Com.
pany a. the same place.
Hear con and Sutherland az tho Mar
fet Auditorium, wheeling. Tuesday
night.
China's primary school system b. n
De thoroughly systcmatizcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27
MANY PARCELS
Local Postoffiee Clerks con,plets
Tabulation Of Packages for
Past Month.

The result OF the count OF parcel
post packages handled through tho 10.
cal poatOffce for the month ending
Saturday last was announced ycster.
day by Assistant Postmaster w II
Hornish. The report shows that 81
t8l pieces 81 mail were received al
me local ONCE for delivery elsewhere.
and 9.s69 pieces were delivered
through the Office 70 persons in this
district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

and wife; Hiram Teater and wife
Amelia Stamp. and Mary and Charles
Aul. Helena and William p Weiss
James Emblem. as trustee. and Aueus'
tus Tyler as trustee.
A trespass suit In assumpsit was
nieu yesterday By Attorney W. T.
Robinson by Grimenis Nfcoleris
Thomas Grammer for the sum ~
81 900. The praecipe is made return.
able subject TO December rules
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27
EPWORTH RALLY )
Intsresttng Meeting 20 BE Held To-
morrow Evening in Chapune
street N. Il. Church.

The Wheeling Epworth League Union
will hold its fall rally a. the Chspline
street NJ. p. church Tuesday evening
November .. AZ 100 o'clock. Mr.. Harry
= hond. Or, y. u. Mcclay. of Martins
Ferry and other members az the league
viii deliver addresses. The special
music Of the evening will b. furnished
by double quartet Of the ChHnIine
Street NJ. l.. church. Another feature ia
connection with the meeting will be- me
awarding 81 prize, 20 the church that
has the largest mum Der IN Attendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27
NICHOLS ESTATE
Suit Filed Yesterday In Circuit Court
Aimed 20 BRING About
Cesffrr4erf g.

Two suits were fird yesterday
with the clerk ui the circuit court
John l. Kingdom. a chancery suit
10 settle the old Nichols estate north
OF the city was filed BY Attorneys
Howard and Ritz. styled Rebecca H.
Bouteillier 81 al. VS. Albert ST.
Schenk. and wife Charles y. Bach.
man and wife. William y. Robinson
and wife Hannah Eorn. H. ~. TAYLOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

China's primary school system ia tol
be thoroughly systenatixcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27
MAMMOTH PUMPING
STATION PLANNED
MbJoRsViLLE FIELD SOON TO
HAVE ANOTHER MAS
SiVE PLANT.
Work Started Recently In Maiorsviile
Field for West Virginia Trac-
ton q Electric Co

The West Virginia Traction & EIec.
tic Company yesterday received n
shipment Of material for the construc-
ton Of a large pumping station TO be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

Coz ard Sutherland. West vir4inia's
ablest orators. az the Market Auditor
iunn, Tuesday night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

Hear con and Sutherland az tho Mar
Ret Auditorium, wheeling, Tuesday
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27
0eo. G. Johns 20.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

oil nd
have added
not"c
who
and they he duplicated to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27
and Gustave McHenry. of Armstrong;
Deed.

Anna =. Jones TO Thomas G. Giesey.
lot on South street. Consideration.
SO
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-10
COMPANY d
TO BE HOST
THIS EVENING

Tonight the members Of Company D.
LIST Infantry, y. G. H., one Of the livest
organizations of the local militia, will
be hosts to their friends at a benefit
dance to be given at the armory. From
present indications more than 500 will
attend, and If ample preparation and
careful arrangement count for any.
thig, Captain Kolb and his officers and
men will deliver the goods in the
shape of a royal good time. Boxes
have been reserved for the governor,
Admiral Moore. General Carter and
other high officers of the army and
navy. and as a military entertainment
the dance should prove a record
breaker.
Committees have been at work for
some time personally interviewing the
many friends of the company whom
they believe weuld like to attend. Over
400 have already signified their In
tentions Of attending. but the company
wishes Il publicly stated that arrange.
ments will be made for many more
than that number, and all friends are
requested to drop in for at least
part of the evening Out of 80 boxes
placed on sale. only five remain.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-10
KEWALO FIGHT
ON in SUPREME
COURT CHAMBER


Chief Justice A., G. NJ. Robertson
heard arguments this morning on the
appliea ton OF j. Alfred Magoon for
the temporary restraining order to
stop the Kewalo reclamation work
which is under way by the Lord Young
Engineering Company. The arguments
were not completed at noon.
Attorney c. II. Olsen. associated with
MIR. Magoon. argued for the Injunction.
asserting that an irreparable injury
would be done the property of the dis
trict II the restraining order were
not issued. Attorney Fred w MflYer
ton. appearing with Acknowledgement
/. NJ. Stainback and Deputy Attorney.
general Arthur G. Smith, took the posi-
ton that as Judge Robinson OF the cir.
cult court. after lengthy hearing, had
refused to grant the Injunction, the
higher tribunal, was justified in adopt.
ing his view OF the case. in the alb
sence Of new proof or different con.
ditfon Of affairs. He read an affidavit
from James L. Young in which It was
stated that the Lord Young Engineer.
ing Company would suffer a severe
loss II 1t were not permitted to con.
tinue on the reclamation work.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-10
4 BUslEEssMlh's AEIltIT

f \ typical big Business view OF the New
y Haven railroad investigation is that OF Banker
lHenrv Clews. who, in his weekly trade letter:
SAYS: @s..r s-tt.s.- &Sa e@.. -:.>. !.
ssA decided change in the undertone OF the
stock market has developed, although nnac,
Icompanied thus far by any corresponding in
crease in activity The reaetionary spirit has
Its main foundation in an improved Mexican
situation, satisfactory crop outlook and the
prevailing ease of money. The change in tone
has been sufficiently strong to eounteract quite
il number of influences of a not entirely salts
factory character The New Haven inyestiga-
tion has possibilities of disturbance especiall;
rs it is known that other railroad deals of a
questionable character are likely to be again
raked over for public Inspection Thus far
nothing new of Importance has been disclosed
l,y These Investigations, the effect of which will
probably lie to stimulate the demand for more
rigid regulation of railroads iii regard to their
finances, as well as to their physical operation.
IT is somewhat diseoneerting to see the Inter.
stare Commerce Commission, which was orig
inally intended as an administrative organza-
ton, developing into an instrument Of mquisi-
ton and departing from the judicial spirit in
which il ought really TO be conducted. There
lis a possibility also that these iYestigatioBs
will delay action Of the CealJnisson ON the rate
question, concerning which settlement has
been urgently desired Nevertheless as pre-.
yiousls stated in these adsiees, it would be
vastly more encouraging to the business com
munity il they could be satisfied that the Inter,
state Commerce Commission could be regarded
as q judicial rather than a prosecuting body. :
Now it has been a matter of much comment
that Attorney general MeReynoids has not
used the inquisitorial powers Of his office to
probe the New Haven. His inactivity in this
regard, it is believed in some quarters. caused
the administration TO intimate to the Inter
Estate Commerce Commission that it might prop.
trly take up the work which has been done
with great sigor and effect. Quite naturally
some of the conservative businessmen regard
, the commissions action with anxiety
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-10
French Investors in Mexico

The special cable dispatch regard:
ing the hostile attitude of the French
press toward the United States can
rot fail to attract comment. AS the
HeraId's correspondent says, these
newspapers are controlled by finan-
cial interests. The French investors
have $470,00o,000 at stake in Mexico
and apparently believe that their in
terests would best be served by a con-
tlEuance of the rule Of Huerta.
What folly! How can the interests
of any investor in Mexico be subserved
by aligning the public sentiment OF
France against the United States and
in favor of Senior Huerta? II there is
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-10
KAREHlREHa DAT

The Hawaiian ceremonies and features OF
entertainment t"rnofrafN represent the most
ambitious and elaborate attempt made for a
great many years 10 celebrate KatnehameIa
Day. This day, set aside Il territoriaI-it
has long been a popular holday, is the an.
nnal commemOratioB df ana Hawaiian whose
qualities Of leadership in war and statesman
ship in peace assure him an enduring place i'm
the history of the Pacific. f.. .e>. T.
Kamehameha Day may well be observed not
only by those Of Hawaiian blood but by the
ofher races in these islands. The procession
and pageant tomorrow will be full OF pictur-
esgue interest and in some respects will vie
With the annual Carnival pageant. which is a
feature Of striking color and virility The best
uadltiOns of the past are being maintained by
these tableaus and pageants and the program
presented tomorrow bysinany hundred Hawai-.
ians will be Of value from an historical as we'll
Is commemorative standpoint
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-10
EDITOR

full to Hawaii's interests and exasperating ia
those who are working hard for Hawaii's pros
perity.
He is out of step with the progress of Ha,
wall and through his later actions has alien
ated those who have stood by him in six sue
.cessive fselectiOns. Even what influence he
has gathered from his years at the capital has
been nullffied, so far as Hawaii's general in
terests are concerned, by his indifference, lack
of foresight and contemptu0us attitude toward
those who have borne With him.
The Star. Bulletin feels now strong y that the
times demand as Hawaii's representative in
Congress a man who can give more continuous
and energetic service than Kuhio's candidacy
promises or his flaccid statement suggests as
possible. =. -.----.- $3.50. =.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-10
ADMINISTRATOR MAY
HAVE TO REVISE LIST

s AS q result of the master report sub.
mitted to Judge Whitney by John
Marcallino today Fred Hons, the ad.
ministrator Of the estate OF David
Henry DAVIS, may be called upon 20
materially revise his partial account,
particularly with reference TO several
items of expense charged against the
estate by the administrator. Marcal.
limo was appointed to make such a
report by Judge whitney. ~. !,
Several items of expense in favor
of the administrator may be disalIowed
entirely. while others may be reduced.
The value OF the estate is in the neigh.
borhood of $4,000.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-10
cENTaAL. uNloN 10 MEL.

* & .
An important business meeting OF
the members OF GeHtFaF Union church
has been called for 1880 o'clock this
evening in the. parish house. at which
time those present will act on the re-
port Of the standing committee. on
the revision of the constitution and
rules of the church. One interesting
matter which will GENE up for constd-
eraticn is a new method of election at
the annual meetings Of the church
whereby the entire resident church
membership is given an opportunity
to nominate candidates for. the differ
ent offices, and whereby q ballot shall
be taken at the time of the annual
gathering.
The entire constitution of the
church has been carefully considered
by the members of the standing COM
mittee II has taken it up article by
article with view of simplifying 1t
and making 1t fit present conditions
more accurately. Since the present
constitution was adopted number of
years ago, 1t hardly reflects the de-
Evelopment which has since taken place
In the life of the church. One item
which probably viii lcall for some dis
|eussion is the fact that the revised
constitution requires that deacons
shall assent to the articles of faith,
whereas such assent is not required
from church members. There prob
ably will be an interesting and profit
able exchange OF opinion on this point.
This. with the new method of election
of officers. is the only radical change
which the standing committee recon-
mends at this time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-10
THANKS FROM WELLESLEY.

= Honolulu. June 10.
Editor Honolulu Star.Bulletin, >s4s
Sir: The Wellesley Club of Hawaii
takes the opportunity to thank inter
ested friends for their generous help
in producing College Capers." They
will also b. interested to know that,
while the expenses amounted to 1915,
the club has realized a sum Of $500
to send to Wellesley to add to the
fire fund.
COMMITTEE.