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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-04
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i'm aubeItanO umgstlappt nit Der ets
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aus einem ausfoBrobr belt f9 bic
9ragIldGe, ipobsi Ii9 Die an Oeren
qsripberie befiuoLiben SalteIeilt ben
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ripberte (3onts) oss G9irmOa1es
iih bis gu Der fir Die S9irmOahs
form erforoerli9sH 5obs erbobeu bal.
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3uerit in ibrsr cage feltaebalien lpllrs
ben, psrosn beim 6phiprtngsn Der
Sragfld9e our9 cen 3us Der lie na9
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gsntltdsn Tragfldhe pas S9irmOa9.
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5ragfIdGe als 5eil beg 5all9irms
oades liegt einmal In Der %geringeren
9sIaiiuns oes 5%lugsenges. als tpsHu
elm 6alIidirm DEFENDERS sinssbaut
1T, ferrsr in Der g~erinesrsu, alfo
giinitigeren 3uiammenfultung bes
5dirmoo9es unb fdIieBIi9 BARN,
OaB OaS iGon 5u einem erubsn GsiI
In 6orm Der 9ragfld9e ausgsbreites
ts S9irmba9 su elmer fdnsIIersn
9iIOung oes our @trminbsruns Der
5aII9etaDinbi9teit aTtigen aaftIils
lens filbrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-04

Der 3ipIsI bonn 9slt, louoern DolIp
DIR. Gr belt aaH5 Itlll unb mud
ite nIdt. ia, oas III 8reunoI AoIt
=
manhmaI lperbt ib nit Binder
5uIdmmen In ben 9israort,n eefab
rem. 60 beiBt eas 9dbb BON obeu
8inhsu III bier Wlonate GIisr ais i'd
eS III i9on piel refer unO gsbilbsier
90 lam monamal i4ou son5s Sdb
fagtn.
Rag mar, fpra9 8in6sH bsuts
.nirft ou aud ioDiel bon ben Gro
Ben sstiBt9"
sSd" ftommslts i'd.
MAS tuIt on 0enn b%dgtgsR9" CT.
funoigis ie flo.
sd I6reis!@
.yliibt oenn bos tpas2"
REIN. limo ss 1T 70 eriBIi6
tpenn le sinen nab modem
sBeibt ou, mas i'd oossesn tu,Y'
REIN"
sd mode lie aud nab"
-
Mis mir beute i'm 2isygartsn ma,
rem, bo tam Elm buHttr Maun mil
bIdntsn 3n0pisH LIMO IeBts ii9 81
meiuer Psnna auf bic 8anl. unt
ram fam Elm psibsr Mann nit Fl,
ner S9ir5e unb itbts Ii9 gu Bin.
dens Rsnna uuf Die 9oni. llnt
oann tiiBte Der bunis Mlann msint
JltHna, uno Der utiBs Mann iiibtt
gindeHs Rennd.
saiiheH iid benu Ole @rpBer
au99" ldllte i9; bic babsn Is OOd,
gar nidt n0tis; olt brdu6en ts fit
bod Hidt ssfaIlsn 81 loEsH."
pGs mub ibnsn 6oh nObl Spar
MAIDEN, meinte gin6sn.
oaonn bsnn 10 mas aud @pot
ma4en2" ertun0igt. ia mid.
sd CLAUDE, %ontipprtete 9o61;
res tommt orauf an, nit lpem man
Is tut. Benu man ii9 feline asutc
dusiu6sn tann."
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id, init Dir piiroe Is mir, sIaub,
i'd, aud SpaB MAIDEN. ST
gut, iagts gindeu. sipsnn unIers
8agen 10 3ulammsnittben, bob mir
uns tiiFsn tSnnen, 6dnn iuoIIsn mir
IS sinmaI probisren."
Saooe, oaB ginGsu i6ou 10 ali
1T, ionit bate aus uns nod Elm
paar peroen t0nnen!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-04

Inter ben Az, 900 Ginppb.
nsrn gnsIunbs befinoen fi9 ipentQer
alb 10000 ameritaHer. Die GeIamts
5abl Der in England pobnenSsn quss
lander lit $4,000.
Die br bon gdumnoTls
paren in bic Der. 6taaten bssifTsrte
iid I'M RaleHoeri1br 1913 duf S85.
100000. Sic mar etipos aerinasr
dEs In 1912 unO / 5000 900 aerIn.
ger aIs i'm @stOroiaAt 1907.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-04
sabeI. 3obnorat Der

SabeI. = 3abnarat DER ei.
mem tleinen Sungen, ipeIfer mil
9dnbsn unb 6iiBen Inn ii9 i9lGat,
eiren bObIen 3abn oisben MIN: ,Seus
fsl, ba bat mid Der Sungs ins Sc
Ftdt getreten!"
Wutter. n8engeI, fannIt Du benn
ben 5errn DOftor nirgmOipo anoers
treten. aIs arao' ms @siidt!4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-04

Die Santen I9enfen mir Iuutel
gdP4afe. 9rsi3ebn babe i6 I9or
taputt gema4t; aber i9 betomme i'm.
nler neue. 2lIs oh es 10 Isi6t ma.
re, OieIe Siere toputt gu MAIDEN. 81.
men Ssoopbdren babe i6 i6on stDsi
Wonats. @r mill abiolut ni9t ent.
8lpetgsben. Das IoIl i'd nit Dem
Seug anfunsen9 9as 1T ia allies
yieux jeu. am Iiebiten fpieIe i'd;
nit 9oIlp Obsr nit 8abp BON pbeu.
Soer bubble untsn i'm Snnot: glber
0as mill Mama tpisber nitt. @eiI
9a3ilIen brin iirO. Sic idst, oas
1T 8aba. alles, mas Spnb ma9t,
1T gdbd. 0aumen in Sen Munc
iieden, 1T getpiB mas S9Dnes. qbsr
10 ri6tig i6msdsn tut er srI, ipsnn
er fdpur3 lit. 9as tpirb ieoer
Singing beftdtissu. gbenIp lit e
SotTa4e, OoB Elm Stiid SUDDEN erIl
oreimal ouf Dem 9obsn geIe9en Oosr
Our4 Den SanO gs3pgen isin mub.
lpenn man tpirtIt9 9enuB oapon bd'
ben Ioll. &lber b1s Ieben bic Gro,
ben ni9t Elm, Die iagen INNER
glti4 9abu. Dim idtimmitsn lit Der
0ntsl 9ottpr. Der finbst, Id iusrs
be ni4t bpgisuii4 srsogen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-04

Denn i4 I'M 8ett Iiege, babe Id
Oie 8epcbnbeit, eine SdnO in ben
MunO gu iteden unb nit Der anbereu
einsn 8ett3tpfsI gu ergreifen. Cont
lam i'd ni4t einf4ldfen. 9sutt
na4mittog nun fibt infer @oltpau
Dor meinem 9ett. 9oIlp. Sd mems
ne Jpn INNER r9ottp". 0snn Damn
freuen iih Die GrpBen. sic iinoen
e 10 fiib, tuenn i9 falId ipre9e.
Sd babe 9ottb Iieb, benn er per.
liebt mid. limb 10 foge i'd oenr
CUTE Raht 81 ibm, brummle nod ets
mas Dor mid bin uno fhldfe elm:
bic 6ano i'm Muno unb in Der ans
psrsn einen 3ipfeI. Mie i'd pieoer
eIiru1e, babe i4 nod tmmer BIZ
5anO Inn Muno unb in Der anbern
sinsn Spiel. gs mar ober niat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-04
AHs zines SaHSIiHss CaOebuh.
Bon Soul shaIer.

Die GroBsn ihio gu aIbsrn. 8i,
ie ii4 nit mir 5aben! @rinIen mid
an, i4neiosn @sii6tsr fpie bic VT,
len unO MAIDEN tbu @iBe mir mir.
9ieie 2onten unb Ontels biloen fd
Elm, es mo9t mir SpuB, tDenn III
aSids" fa9en uno mir ibren Sineel
II. Den Ragen bObrsn. Sd bin bof.
LID geHug gu Id4sIu. Damn iinG
lie aus benz 9aus9eu: .@ott fpic
tiB!" REIN, ME sr tGon laden
tann!" llno Damn gsbt Das 6rdgen
los; iDie alt i'd bin; tpisbisl i'd ME,
sc; Oh i4 idOn SABINE babe; tpte met
ne gerouuung 1T; Ub i9 Elm 8rGIt.
tino Ober elm GluI9entin6 bin. @s
ipd4it einem rein gum 9aIie raus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-04
Die @rOBen fnO bod gu tinOii6

Die 9roBsn iinb bod gu tinbii9
San 70, uIs tpsnn is ni9t riGtig re.
ben tDrnteu. pSut !5Gns9en Sun'
geraen2" Nun fangen lie aud
an, mid ab3uri9ten. Sd muf
bite. bite" MAIDEN; i9 mub timer
8eigen, pte srpB i9 bin; i'd NUT
mir ben Baud reiben. tpenn iie fra
gen, ME es i9medt. un6 babel fol-
man feline periUuIiGteit bsbdItsn!
aber oas fdlimmfte lit es bp9.
rpsnn lie aGrtIia perben.
9a tperoe in berumgsrei6t unb
dbgetnauf9t. limb isber oriidt mir
mas Rafes ins GsIi9t. uno oas
mlB man ii9 ssfaIIen IaFsn!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-18

Tlsmo latino de que salus populi SUI
pfena lex, sino que ha dominado
Ia dlsldencia de su antique companero
de 1linsterio, el general Herzog, que le
aeusa sc ser mas ingles que africano. Y
en las clecciones que acaban de hacerse
ha iogrado una mayorfa que. 4 la vez
Que sanciona su conducta pasada. le
permlt.ra seguir .desarrollando. con re-
l2tira olgira, sus planes de gobierno.
No Guiere decir este que hayan desa-
pareeido en- la confederation del Afri-
"a aus raj las causas de inquietud de
perturbaci0n; no. La question referen-
te a los trabajadores indios esta apla-
cada. "as no resuelta, y el movimiento
sIndleai'sta, aunqGe ha sufrido un ru
60 golpe, no desarma ALI, como no de-
sarma en- pueblo alguno; pero merece
cltafS y apIaudirse el proceder de un
pueblo nuevo que, estando el elemento
'fQp en- ezigua minoria. ' 6sta no
may nnida, pues Ia forman ingleses V
3orS va constituy6ndose robuste-
'',n3ose. mereed la energla de sus
leme4tos directories
Ell Baron de Sacro Lirio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-18

Iglesa sintomas de agitacion peligrosfsi-
ma, obligando al yirrey 4 proteier pli.
bllcamente contra la conducta del Go
hierno presidido por Botha, Sc temi6
duran4e algan tempo que las medidas
drac0nianas del Gabinete sudafricano
tuvieran grande, trascendental y triste
reaonancia en- la mas importante de las
posesiones britanicas.
Aquello pas0, no sin de.ar hnellas de
recelo Y encono apareciendo inmedia
tamente despu@s otro peligro no menos
grave: el de la huelga de los obreros
ingleses, que estall6 en- el pasado mes
de Julio Falto de fucrzas materiales
para hacer frente al conhicto. el Gabi- |
nete Sc VIC Tornado pedir la ayuda de
las fuerzas de Ia metr6poli destacadas
n la oolonia, Y el movimiento fue do
minad0 tras lucha, 81 breve. sangrienta.
Pero el fracaso no desanim6 4 los |
ap0stoles del sindicalismo. cada vez mas !
numerosos Y mas audaces, Y apareci6
visible aterrador el proposito de una
'''oN" " ''0e'S' SPiiei a. qo'' en olinloh
de los gobelnantes, hubiera conducido
4 la anarquia. provocando la iHsurrec-
''oi o' los u" '"'''o "P''iso"oos i"oloS
Y de los indigenas que con aquellos ira
p"j"" . IDS 'i''i's w o'o' CONSULT 'S el'-
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-18
Polltica .extranjera
EN- Ell AFRICA AUSTRAL.

No sc habra Dorado de la memori;
de las gentes ell recuerdo de La epic;
lucha que dos Estados litiputienses, e
Orange e Transvaal, sostuvieron er
1899 a 1900 contra la poderosa Ingla
terra.
F, Nencidos al fin, fueron declarados co
loniaS britanicas, el primero en- Mayo
y el scgundo en- Septiembre de 1900
pero la Gran Bretana sagaz Y preyiso
IA, habiendo podido apreciar por 81 mis-
ma el ampuje de la raza boer, que do
minaba hasta entonees en- aquellas tie
rraS y Ia tuvo Ell jaque durante much0s
meScS. iejoS de abusar de la victoria
otorgo los vencidos Ell regimen repre-
sentative primero, y despues el de Co
bierno responsible
Pasaron los amos, y en- 1908, Ell Ca5o,
Natal, Orange Y Transvaal Sc constitu-
lyeron en- una confederation semejante
l. D." - -'"s'i qua, no''''i"noo l'reSi''en-
Nv, NJ, ''9'''' no ''oe'"i d 'o'n"' 'que'
,caudilo boer que fu6 general en- jefe
ON la ucha contra Inglaterra.
'''''oo .,'' "a FA'yISl'" oe los go]'ro rs
,, - ''' ~ ''''''1 ''''' : '''' ' !" 80 "e
'nn M ~, - S"' '''''' '' ~ ="
,'; ','G,''. ',, 80 PVS'' en-
''' ,'..'I ~ ~ 'I; ,',N a. 'e''' ''' 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-18
Traslado de Oficina

Ell DR.. Molina de st. Remy, oculista
Especialista para las Intermediates
del Dido, nariz y garganta, avisa a su
clientele y al publico, ell traslado de su
PoLICLINICA y residencia, a la calle
de San Francisco No. 70 Salvador
Brau), lado Norte de la Plaza Colon.
Consultas de 10 12 y de as.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-26

Aylett in left for the Saints has q
hne, throwing arm.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-26
new PHOTOGRAPH
! SYSTEM SECURED
BY REGAL STORE

George a. Brown. head Of the Regal
shoe store in Honolulu. has secured
the exclusive use OF the new footo-
graph system Of shoe-itting for this
city.
Fhe Photograph system Is one Of
those discoveries that e. % simple
that it makes one wonder why Il was
not thought Of before. Il Is positive
and scientifically accurate system Of
foot-measuring-the only really accur-
ate system known. The customer Is
bound to get the last that is best suit
ed TO his foot and the shoe dealer has
q permanent record Of the exact size
Of his customers feet so that q per-
feet at can be secured even by tele-
phone or letter.
Whether for adults or children. Mr..
Brown says. the Photograph system Is
the only way to secure the shoes poo
pie should wear and II this system Is
taken advantage OF by the public there
win be great deal less eoFns, bun
ions and other foot troubles.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-26
INTERNATIONAL YACHT
RACES AT FAIR WILL BE j
HELD AUG. Is TO SEPT. |

SAN FRANCISCO, GAIA decision
TO postpone the international yacht
regatta at the Panarna-Pa Pacific exposi.
ton from next April to August and
September was reached by the yacht
ing bureau OF the exposition after a
canvass Of the Pacific Coast Yacht
clubs had been made. to get consen.
sus Of opinion. ~
The change, It Is said, will benefit
generally al American yacht clubs In.
tending to enter and permit Of sew.
erai new boats participating while
the f0feien clubs for whose benefit the
earlier date had been chosen original.
" are more or less eliminated from
nsidefatim because Of the European
wal.
The races viii take place between
August 13 and September 5. 1916. and
Will be arranged according to the fol
lowing program:
-Four races under international rules
comprising twelve. ten, eight and sir
meter classes; four races under uni
versAl rating for classes N, p, r and
@: one sonderclasse ana one schooner
race and probably q race to Monterey
bay for two and three mosted schoon.
ers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-26

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
the District Of Hawaii, Territory Of
Hawaii. In Bankruptcy, No. 298.
In the matter of John Nunes, Y0lun'
tary bankrupt.
To the creditors Of John Nunes oil
Honolulu, City and County of Honolu.
III, Territory Of Hawaii and district
Aforesaid, bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
Gath day of October, A. d. 1914, the
said John Nunes was duly adjudicated
bankrupt, and that the first meeting Of
his creditors viii be held at my office
room 507, StangenwaId building. Ho
nolulu, T. H, on the 18th day Of No
vember, A. D. 1914, at o'clock in the
forenoon, at which time the said cred
itors may attend. prove their claims
appoint q trustee, examine the bank
rupt and transact such other business
as may properly come before said
meeting.
ALEXANDER LINDSAY, JR.
Referee in Bankruptcy,
Honolulu, October Is, 1914.
5994-1f
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-26
BEAVERS I 0SE BRACE
OF GAMES TO SEALS;
STILL ARE THE CHAMPS

Associated Press by Fed. Wireless.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct "a
Ewing's men had an easy time beat
ing Portland in the final games of the
season here yesterday, the Seals scor.
ing 20 runs in two games, while the
Beavers gathered but one However
Portland's lead was too strongsfor this
pair of defeats to offset the champion
ship.
At Oakland, the Missions won twice
from the Oaks. scoring six runs in
each game.
AT Los Angeles, Hogan's Tigers
broke even with the Angels In two
well-played contests.
Following were the scores:
At San Francisco: First game San
Francisco z, Portland o.; second game
-San francisco Is, Portland 1. g
8 At Oakland. g First game Missions
s Oakland 6; second game Missions
IS, Oakland 3. GO. IS
At Los Angeles. First game Venice
4. Los Angeles 3: second gane--Los
Angeles z. Venice 2. 80
saturdays Results. -, 4 -
AT Los Angeles First game Venice
3, Los Angeles &: second game. Venice
g. los Angeles
. AZ Ser francisco saa Fransissp s,
At oakland akland IL. Missions ..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-26

Kekoa. the little pitcher for the Chi
nese gi0be-trotters, has one ball that
"a good slow, side-arm out.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-26
- Sport IS
aa aaau pnnnanas
coLFlNc HINTS.
3y aSTRAIGHT DRIVE

IL BY STRAIGHT DRIVE.
|o INTERESTING THE BUFFERS
|3 Various phases Of handicap
&, ping have been devised to bring
|33 the duffer into four-ball matches,
&, and keep him interested In the
- game from the first tee shot I'M
- til the last putt has, been holed.
q OF all OF the systems. that Or the
IS combined score OF the-paEtners
q at every hole with due shandicap |
q allowances has been found to an
= swer best 80
. Another interesting experiment
q and variation Is the suggestion
:, that the two sides startJoH with
q out handicap allowances; the
q combined scores OF the partners
g to count at match play at-eEery
q hole, and the side xinnifk y hoe
q to give the losing dds kzatrokS ,
q on the next hole.
. In case one side wins two holes
. In succession it must eoRcede ,
. two strokes at the next hole. and
q 30 on until the losers win n hole. !,
= when the match starts on again I
q even up until one side wins an
= other hole and has TO give the {
q other a stroke. & sssf ;
r. ~, - q - "a fa }9fp 49,
8 8uuuuauuuunuuuns
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-26
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders win. be received by
the Board OF Harbor Commissioners
up until 1890 a. m, Tuesday, Novenn-
Der "a, 1914, for constructing sheds
and conveying machinery on Kuhio
wharf, Hilo, Hawaii.
The Board Of Harbor Commissioners
reserves the right to reject any or all
tenders.
Plans, specifications and blank
forms of proposals are on file at the
office Of the Harbor Commission, Capt.
toll building, Honolulu. T. H.
(S) CHARLES r. FORBES,
Chairman, Board Of Harbor Commits
sioners.
5s76-oct. 5, s, Z, II. 49, 26, Nov. 2, 3.
is, %.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-26
JUNIOR { EA6UERs ARE
FIGHTING FOR Sc COMO

The following schedule Of games ID
still to be played in the 0ahn Junior
LEAGUE before the winner o. The sec
'ond half is DECIDED
- November f-G. a. u. Tvs. Asafi
sJfs. q. A. C! Jrs vs.: RaWaas
November 8-Pawaas W Asahi Jrs.;
II. A.sC. Jrs. vs. C. A. q. Jfs.
November 15-Asahi Jrs. w. p. A.
C. Jys.; C. A. U. Jrs. VS. A:sC. Jrs
November 22--Asahi Jrs. W.. j. A.
g. Jrss; PaEaas vs., p "A. q. Jrs.
November 2s -Pawaas VS.: =. "A. C.
Jfs.:; Asahf Jfs. VS.. C. Al u 1Jrsa s
X December &C. "A. U.sJrs. NsisP A.
G. Jrs.; Asahi Jrs. vs. PkNaas
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BARNEY OIL FIELD SAYS
He WILL QUIT RAG ING

Barney oidfeld, the veteran ssut3-
mobile speed king, announces that BIC
Is through with the sport The death
of Spencer Wishart, one Of his closest
friends, In the Elgin national race, b
few weeks ago has CONVINCED him. he
says. that the time is ripe Tor bis
retirement from the. dangerous pas,
time he has followed so successfully
for many years. He is afraid. he says,
because he has always been unable 10
resist the fascination Of high speed
work, in spite Of numberiess narrow
escapes from death.
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The Manufacturers Shoe Store has
just received fifty-csse shipment Of
the new fall styles. Among them d
the new Fire Fly Pump, the Mono Aka
and the Castle Pump. which are the
neWest Ia popular favor.-AdW.
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ToNIGHT's BAND PROGRAM

The Hawaiian band will give q pub
lie concert at Emma square this eve
ming, commencing ct 1880 o'clock.
Kapellmeister Henri Berger has ar
ranged the following program:
March-On the Hike. Berkshire
Overture -Juanita ............ Suppe
Intermezzo-Jungle Moon Wenrich
"Reminiscences of Mozart Godfrey
Vocal-Hawaiian songs. Ar. by Berger
Selection Pirates Of Penzance. -.
Ballad Star Of Bethlehem Adams
Waltz Reverie Waldtenfel
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TOM ALLEY HANGS OUT
NEW CENTURY RECORD

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless. ]
HAALINE, Mimi, Oct 25.-Tom Al
ley drove an automobile over the 100
mile course on the dirt track here
yesterday afternoon In 81 minutes and
30 seconds, establishing new worlds
record for the distance. The previous
record was held by Ralph Milford.
who covered the distance at Galesburg
last Tuesday in 81 minutes 541s sec
onds.
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Sugarmen and brokers are not
alarmed over a cabiegram to the Star
Bulletin from Magdeburg to the effect
that Germany was permitting the ex-
portation of raw sugar. Of which 200,.
eco metric tons we're ready for ship
ment and 100000 tons more would be
available later. Local men believe il
will be impossible during the, war to
get the sugar out of Germany.
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Bur1ts and
Bour1ders


Aylett in left for the Saints has .
fine throwing arm.
Chillingworth strengthens the Saints.
He puts pepper into the inneld.
Kskoa. the little pitcher for the Chi
nese giobe-trotters, has one ball that
u good slow, side-arm out
Ayau 70 still as fast as q bullet
around short territory. He made q
grand running catch Of a hit over
second on Saturday.
Kaleo. the Saints third baseman,
made some woozy errors Saturday. His
Judgment was away off. He Is too
careless In his fielding.
En- Sues batting eye was off Sat
urday but he showed the speed that
has made him the fastest baseball play.
er in Hawaii for many years.
Markham ID throwing nicely to sec.
ond. Behind the bat he has acquired
q squat all same Jimmy Archer OF
the Cubs or Henry Of the Washing
ton Senator's.
Manager Pat Gleason, the leader OF
the Saints, likes to have his hat down
over HIS eyes and & big cigar IN his
mouth when he bats grOunders to the
'infield In practice. II looks pictur.
esque. donteherknow. -
/ Barney JOY had q lot Of smoke in
Saturdays contest, He struck out Is
and his control. while apparently poor,
was better than Il looked. The big
fellow got sore when his teammates
tossed away the game In the nth In
ming. AS matter of fact Alvin Rob
inson,s clean double started the scor-
ing.
Kan YenE record at l'lird on Sat-
urday was As full u holes as q pece4
OF Swiss cheese. The scbrfr gave hini.
only two errors, evidently being nner-
ciful man. Kan Yeas natural position
Is behins ths bat. and Markham, who.
caught Saturday, is ! good third bas 81
man.. Kan Yen lights the .,glfi, as
the balI.players say. that Il, Instead
OF letting It come into bis hands,
he pushes his hantib 1t the rolling
sphere and It bourife ont =
A1vin. ROBINSON GOT twds hits SAT-
nrday he doesn't seem g have I'M
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COMMERCIAL NOTES

Kauai Fruit and Land Co. this sea.
son packed 5000 cases of preserved
pineapples.