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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25
Mmerifas Gfspprt til SfambinaDien,

Som Soar poa flere / Sen ienere
Iio forefal0ne llotalelier on, at
Ser foregoar Ell itprre l1bfpricl pper
5fan0inabie11 til Be frigfgrer1be 2a,=
0e> ifriber uMorgenaDi1e1" i Ser
gen al 280e Mai fplgenoe:
uNeeb bisie Mellclrr1,m forip.
ger Sc &rigfere1,Oe at miste1lfelig-
gjpre Be Ncl1trale for at begnn1tige
'Sje1Oen. Men BET mGrfelige er, at
bcgge Starter flager, Dpao Ser bel
ifl,loe bore set beblte 8epis paa, at
hi, iom er011u er 1l6enfor Sen forfer=
beige &rig, birfelig CT 1,elttrolc.
Gpiflonb floger ioale6es ober, at
man / 5fonoi1lobien life CT fpifz
bcnlig, og oper, at hi begunltiger
Gnglano. s England merer man,
dt Ri er tpifiinoet, pg at Ri foripner
Gpiflnno mes Meri1gsn1ibler olp.
gh1 fprteller uIimes" &prreipon=
Bent / Seem Dorf, at Ser foregoor
cit mistgnfelig ltor Gfsport fra
Mntcrifa til Sollanb og 5fonbina=
bielr, og ban mener, at bette ifDl=
oes Meefsport til Gplflonb. Dette
er imi0lerti6 ct felt ipgt Mrgument.
Mlle beb, ogiou Gnglnn0erne, at
loapel 5fa1Oinnbien lon @ollal1o
ti0ligere bar foaet fine bpie11tlig1te
Soripninger ira Sc el,ropeiife Cant
&c. fife mi110it ira SplflonO pg &11s=
LAMB, mems Supporter fra Mnterifo
bar bGret forbolOSDis u%betboelig.
SEQ &rigens' l1obr116 bleb Ser ber0t
op pg ne0 paa 0isie TnrbnlO. SS1l1=
portel1 fra Sc el1rnppilfe 2onoe OPP
96rte, Dg man bleb benbilt pmtrent
u0ell1ffenoe til Set %or1erifo11 ife Soar
feo.
8are al 0en @rl1l0 mootte 10
Supporter fra Mmerifa blibe flere
@ange for6oblet. Mlle be0 jo oeioq,
at iaoleoes iop1 5orboloene en-, ID
uer 1e ne1ttrnIp 2nn6c nj %nnnrhpihp
Jig 8%ebpl0ninger al 2eb11etsnribler,
for at funre lebe / nogen Sis, ON
BET Derlte ifulOe Den0e. ut Sm=
porten ira Mmerifo ga ntoo ltige
enonu mere, flyer Jig ielb.
Mo11 bebpper iuoleoes oblpll1t life
at f%oru0iGtte &cefsport for at for
flore Sen pge0e SUPPORT til Sfon=
%0inobie11, og Set CT neo jloQen6e ut
lie, at ergcllfc Mniler, fight Sc nao
Dere biOen0e ont Sc foftilfe Ior=
bol0, lpger at beffe Mistonfe n1p0
% ng bcrbe0 letter % / Tore for
at ll0e Mo11gel poo Set npbbcnbig=
Ite.
81 foar / Set le11gite bope Sen
Sro til Sc le6en6e / Sc frigfprenbe
2onoe, at Be life la0er Jig poopirfc
Iaf oisie itooige Torlgg poo Misten-
feliggjgrelie, me11 Opn1mer efter syor=
1oloe1e, iom Sc / &irfeligbe0en ct,
og loger s(ariogerne til m11lige poo=
foloe11oe Sgn0ringer Ser, Dbor Sc ct
at finoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25

~@anife fimpelt pc0 at iette e,
Gplin0erbat og Ell &rebefasie noe i
BET poerlte &o11tor; fomruer Der iaa
EN- al 6ern, tror ban itrofs, at 8lao=
len CT optagd."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25
Jnnta.

&%nlgr1berne / Splua p%ro0ucereoe
iiolte Nar 7415,757. Sons &11l.
s @ier1neminit orbejbeoe 1910
Mo11o / Sc 262 &ulgr11ber, ser SRI
bes for Sibcn / 5totcn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25

8nlbpenae / 9Dnbct. ga Socf
8ailcp forle0en Sag gift bena0 en-
al SCOUTS min0re b%eferoebe 60
Ser, bleb ban / Set bpbe ODnD op=
mGrfiom poo ct 2omrnet9rfleoe.
l1oen egentlig at pioe bborfor> tog
ban BET tillgle6e 2ommet6rflp6e op,
og fan6t til iin 6orboltlelle, at Set
ir0e6olOt 5000 / @ul0mpnter. Scr
bar M1,ligbe6 for, at rogle Herge,
ltpffer f1t1oe bore gleone It's al
Tprflaoet, bborfor 8oilep ienere
nnberipgte Gte6et nermere, og bar
fonbt 90 to 2O=0ollors @ulolpf-
fer. Mon artager, at &engene ia,
tilbprt Ell merifanif Mrbejoer> So
0isie pleier at fprbare 6eres Spare,
%ifillinger / Sprfle0er eller 5trpm,
Der.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25

2afabette Dpnns, iou1 ejer 8looet
~9es Moines Capital" og iom
netop CT. fon1n1et tilbage fra ct Sc
ipg / flere al Sc frigfprenoe 2o11be,
bill / 5ommer bplDe en- &effe Sore
orag / forifjellige 5totcr ONT, bpo0
bon laa paa itn Hej1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25

9anien=Sarmen, Scr ligger nibt
tmellern S6a Grope og Splitein, ct
ilepet iolgt for $2t0 pr. Mcre. Tor-
men CT poo 26O Mcres og bIeb be-
tolt me6 $5S>S00. geiels !Sonien,
Joni iii ct 500, betolte for benbeo
80 Nar iioen $2,532 for bele 2ono=
ltDffet eller $3.50 pr. Mcre. Set
bar 8illiam 5in0t, lom fjpbte 6e1l
I'LL, efter at boDe forpogtet Sen /
Sc iib1te 7 Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25

- Sfrib efter @rgbenummer al
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30
20. g aptteI.

ySein Menid auf Grben 1T 70 uu.
glidli4. bab er ni1t nod unsliid.
li4er perben f0nnte", bieies fIr9ts
bare 8ort beiuabrbeitete iid an @ers
truo.
Ro9 mar tein Sabr bergansen.
leitoem man ibren 9atten sur Iebten
Rube beitattet, ba perlOr iie ibr S6bs
ter4en on elmer b0sartigen Sinbers
trantbsit.
gfun mar iie fpie6er allein, persin>
Iamt, obne Seimat. 0as srObe 8ers
m0gen. pel9es 9renten ibr binters
lafen, ermOgIichte es ibr, gang na9
ibrem 9efallen 3u lebsn. aber moran
fanb Iie @efoqen9 gllles, o[les mar
itr sIei9siilti5. oas son5e 2eben pers
lsibet. Sic benei6ete Die Soten, bes
rem 9rabesrube nidts mebr It5ren
fonnte. ooau sebOrten ibre gltern, ibr
Wlann unb &inb.
IIleroin9s bqtts 9trmin ibr iein
Saus als ibre Seimat anseboten uuo
l9re S9fua9erIn mar bic liebft reis
aenbite 5rau, aber Oas refine, innise
Slid bort fiibrte ibr Die sisene 9srs
laKenbsit. ibr berfebItes 0oIein ims
mer nod bsIonbers bot 2lugen. Gers
trao por nidt neibiid ooer ob9iinIfia.
aber es sins iiber ibre &roft, an Dem
leligen 5rieoeH Der GefdpiIter Ole
eigene llnrait gu ermeFen.
Sc botte Iie fortgetrieben bon ibs
rem @erpanOten. bon Ort su Srt
mar iie gereiTt. 5uIebt Sog ss fie nad3
oem 8uoe. iuo Iie Dor Snbrsn, 70 tops
fer gelitten unO seitritteu. i'm aompf
nit Der 2iebe gu bem onbern, roo
lie taeelang in @sr5peifluns om
8runtenluser ibres iterbenoen @ottsn
oerbraht.
(SdluB fuIst.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30
Drilt ntr nurrh
4;tehr Geth prat4ah!
giOmau bon u. espfiert. sllnasH.
(13. SsortIekund.l

(13. Tottiebung.l
Serbert b. 8ornitGbt nidte. so
ipollen mir ben S4linseI Ioufen loIs
fen. I'm 70 mebr. als er @eronlnIs
flung 5u Sbrsr llmtebr gegeben Bat.
5offentIib bGGt Der Diberlpille. ben
Sie jebt gegcn bic sogo no9 benz
@ergniisen empfinOen. por."
Sic sins elm paor S9ritte lueiter.
9tIs iie bel Der SooGtiir onseIon9t
mar. Iegte lie pt0btid pie in elmer
SbnmobtsanronbIung ben &opf
bagesen. % 8ott, ipie ungIiidlia.
,tpie nomenIos eIenb bin ill.,"
Gr Bib bic 3dbne auTommen. aers
.Sen9erobe unb unbetpest itonb er Dor
ibr. Diele ertiinlteIte ReIsroiertbeit
unb f9einbore acknowledgement mar
feline einSise Rettung.
Die einem 8inbe. 70 fanft iibers
rebenb iprnb er ibr enbli9 au.
.aommen Sic binein, ltebe 5reuns
bin. bier tOnnen Sic ii6 ben Sob
boIen, Oenten Sic an Sbr tIeines
MdO6en. Samillp fu9te aud f9on
nad Sbnen. ih CLAUDE, er ipiinf6t
mad Souie gu geben."
9ertrub trodnete i6re SrGnen
nnO ridtete itd bod auf .~0as trifft
ftd gut. Ridts t0nnts mir i'm Mos
inent ipilItommener iein aIs elm m6ss
IidIt f6neGIer Iufbru9."
Dillenlos IieB iie ii9 BON Serbert
gu ibrem @otten fiibren. sic perabs
f9ieoeten iid suIummen bon ben
nd4iten 9efannten unb 9ingen.
llnterpe9s besann 9ertrub su
fder5en uno Su laden. 10 baB 8as
milo ii6er5eu9t fein muBts, iie babe
fi4 prddtig amiiiiert.
4Is fie hann aber our Rube ges
9ongen mar. lag iie mad in ben 8ii<
fen. unb 70 fonb iie ou9 nod bic
aufgebenbe Sonne, nit brennenben
Danaen uno uunatiirIid gGdnSenben
Mugen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

Jpn erR Iiebsstponntn. limb ipenn
id bamaGs. aIs i9 um bid purb mi:
einem 6er5en boil beiber, unbesreuss
ter 2isbe. aud germ beibs ausen ges
fdIofeR bate. if) mubis ss ia bod
Iebsn, bob er bir ni9t elei69iiItia
gs6lisben mar. Der bid liebte, pie
eben muir Ser6ert b. 9rrnItdbt Iieben
tann."
Wait groBen. tpsit oufgeriiTsnen gu>
gen fog @erttuo ibrem Manne Die
Worte f0rmliCh bon ben 2ippsn.
&am iest bic 2Olung bes RGtfels.
an Dem ibr aebensgIiid 8erfdent
ipar2
sic Bat i6ren Ulunn ni6t me6r,
du iChpei9en dno fi9 3u f9onen. sic
bate ibn auf ben anien 6eI6poren
mpgen: rSpri9 gu Gnb.. lab mid.
-ni9t LANCER in bieIer t6oIiden llnae<
niBbeit."
2tber i'm 8rmtensimmtr mar es
plDblid Iebr itia sepor6en. &omilIos
Au9en iporen 9esbIohen. 9ertru6
beugte iih iiber Jpn Inb gepnbrte nit
S4reden Die @erdnberuue, ole in feiz
aen 3iigen porgegan9en.
n&amillo", iagte iie fliiiternb.
5 @r i9lug lan9Iam bic glugen auf,
unb aIs er getpabrte. Die iie um ibn
lorgte. la9elte er ibr freunoli9 gu.
.Ou biit mii6e, 2ieber, bas ans
Aaltsnoe Spredsn bat bid ansesrifs
Ien"
$50, 9ertrub, i9 bin mibe," CT
tafete na9 ibrer !9anb unb fie CAB
iie ibm; ri9 pOlIte Dir nur nod ias
gen, baB i6 nidts sesen eutr
Slid einSupenoen babe. Sd fpeiB,
ibr tperbet Srub9en Iiebepoa ersiez
ben."
rllnier aino pirb, 10 @ott pilf,
unter meiner Sbbut beranbIii6en au
einem itarten, tii9tiseu Meni9en.
limb ou, &amillo, tpirIt Bel uns bIei<
ben, ni9t ipabr9"
@r fab fie nit einem banferfi(Iteu
Slide an, oann t9lohen iih feline
Qugen ipieoer. @ertrub Iauidte nngit=
uoIl auf feline miibTumen, unregelmd=
bigen gltem5iiss.
PlDBlid rief er in adrtlihem Some
ibren Namen.
sic beuete fi9 iiber i6n. sSier
6in ih. 8ami!lO, pidt BEL Dir. Diin>
i4eIt Ou etnas?"
r0u iaeteit porbin, ou pollteIt mid
lcbbabgl, 9ertruo. gBar bas bein
Srnita a9, penn 6u mid nod eins
nal tiifen ipolItef, es ipiiroe mid 10
SliidIi9 ma9en." ,
sic eritidte oas belize gBeb, mel.
des in ibrer 8rult emporfties. Wort-
los, NIT ausen. bic pie Iibte @terne
fdimmerten. neiste iie iid iiber ibn
uno tiibte ibn mebrmals auf Die 2ips
pen.
Seine einseIuntsnen 3iise psrtldr<
ten fid. rSabe 0ont", murmeIte er.
nun mill id iblofen, i9 bin miibe.
iebr mii0e. Did babe id iiber alles
geliebt, Sertrub. bid uno ibn -
ieto sIiidlid,"
0as poren zines srObes &iinitIers
lsbte 8orts, tuiiroig ieiner grOBen,
srunogiitigen SeeIe.
Seine @lieOer 6ebnten it9 - oas
SerS Itanb fill.
&omillp b. 9renfen mar ni9t
mebr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

aud bos nod! Gbef gum
nellen 9ontoriiten): IRA = NIT
Sbnen babe id ia eiuen guten Song
semadt! Sic IeiIIen ni9ts. rein
nidts. unb pie es ldeint, ou6 has
nod nit llnIuIt!"
= Die cute Jrtunbtm
9err: nSbre 5reunbin 1T pirtti9
Elm re4t biibf4ss Wldbden.
Jrdulein (empfinbIi4): ~gidt
pabr9 Die brei bIen6enb ipeibtn
eiasnen SABINE. Die iie nod bat -"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30
18. 6 apiteI.

Dim ndtbIteu Sage fdGug bos @ets
ter Inn, Der Serbit tiinpete ii9 an.
Seftige Re9enI1auer bur9nGBten
bic 8ese. unb Der Sturm riitteIte
an ben Sdeiben Der frei seIegenen
8illa. lusIde Winb unb Better nod
beIonbers preisgegeben mar.
Die iunge Srou bate ben sansen
Nadmittag ollein nit ibrem S09z
terden perbro9t, aud nerfu9t, it9
nit bemieIben gu bef9Gftisen. gber
es bIieb BEL benz guten Di[len; iie
tpar in ibrem Snnern gu aufgeregt,
Inn ibre glufmertiamteit ausI9liebz
lid benz &inbe Suautpenben.
&amillo muBte ousgegangen ietp,
er botte ibr teine Ho9ri9t 5uriidges
IaFen, fpenn er tpiebertommen lperoe,
au4 nidt 9tbieu sefagt, iuie er es
font tat.
glber iie ba6te faum an ibren
Mann. Srdumeno f9aute iie in ben
Mufrubr binous. Das bebeutete oers
felbe sssen ben Sturm. Der ibr Sn>
neres bur9brouits! M6Se Fiibte iie
ben aopf in bic Saub. Wus botte
fie bon ibrem 2eben! @s mar alles
S6ein, 2ug unb Sru9.
Sic fab beute erf6redeno blaB
unb leibenb aus - 8amillo botte iie
mebrmals nit fe!tIam forIdenOen
8Iiden onsefeben. bas fam ibr erit
iebt sum 8etpuBtIein. St er obnte,
tpie unsIiidli4 iie MARI Rein bas
follte, burfte er nidt. sic ipolIte
feline 0fube nibt au9 nod it6ren.
9t9 = iie fiibIte iic9 itsrbensmiibe.
Der beimIit9e, erbitterte &f nit
ibrem Set3en batte lie eleno ses
modt. 9ie cmpfano lleberbruB unb
Gtel Dor ben Wleniaen. por ii9
ielbit unb bor bem Ni9tstun, in bem
iie ibre Sage berbra4te.
8isber bate ie nidt ben Wiut ges
5unben. iiber ii9 ielblt nor5aubenten.
.Sn biefer einiamen. iturmbur4riits
teIten Stunbe ipollts iie es tun.
49, tpie beib bate fie segen bic
2isbe su Ssrbert b. 8ornitGbt anges
fGmpft, unb bod nur, Inn au ertsns
usn, baB bic Diinfhe ibres Ser5sns
niemols gum S9peieen gebra9t
iperben f0nnten. Sic mar beitdnbig
auf Der 5lu6t Dor benz Wanne. au
tpel9em es iie NIT touienO gebeims
nispollen Sdhen binaus; beitdnbis
i'm 8ompfe se9en bic belize Sehns
fudt na9 ibm - i'm ousfi4tIOfen
Rampf.
Dap ole @ernunftsriinbe nidt
nusreidten, um ben 9ranb in tbr gu
IDi9en, pubte fie I9on lonse. 4ber
felt benz IeBten geIellidaftsabenb
slaubte iie, balts unb rettunsslos
beriinten gu miiien.
sd bin perlpren" murmelte lie,
-ipenn nidt Der SimmeI fetbit mir
SiIfe fenbst." @ie berSpeifeIt bob iis
bic Sdnbe.
Sin S6auber bur9rann bte Site
oer Der irngen Jrou. sic batte laut
Dor iib bineefprOasn. 8enn iemanb
fie bDrts 3
Stun mar es tpieber totsnitia in
bem sroBen Simmer, unbeimIi9 ftia.
Gnbli9 - 9ertrub beugte ii4
Iauf6enb por - ertonten raide
@9ritte i'm Rsbensimmer. 9ottIob,
baB Samillo beinttam; iie fiir4tste
F9 beute Dor ibren eigenen 9ebans
fen.
.apmm Su mir, aamiGlo," fasts
Tie Inut. lid babe mid ihon nm
bid sebonst. gBo parft bu nur bel
benz idIedtsn Dstter "a" sic
|Ddte.
Inter Der Portisre ftaRb 5erbsrt
.. 8ornitGbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30
10. g q pitet.

0os gerGumise. iiberaus freuubs
Ii6e unb Iuftise SdIofsimmsr mar
psrbunteIt. @ertrub faB am S6mers
Sensloser tbres Iannes; lie belt
feline Snnb in bcr ibriesn unO nsiste
Iia Dor, Inn gu beriteben, mas er
foste.
Der ftiiraenbe Baum hatte ben Be-
riibmien gianiTttn ihiper bertDunbet,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-15
THAYER URGES
HAWAII EXHIBIT
FOR SAN DIEGO

L am, going to ask the legislature
to appropriate ST, 900 or SIS, 900 for
some kind of Hawaiian exhibit at
the San Diego exposition" declared
Territorial Secretary w. W. Thayer
tonight. Thayer returned yesterday
morning on the transport Thomas
from the COST, where he visited both
the Panama-Pacific exposition at San
Francisco and the smaller celebra-
ton at San Diego.
Il may be sat upon by the law.
makers in making such a request"
he announced, but Pm going to ask
1t, just the same, and to urge II, too.
After visiting the exposition in south
ern California feel ashamed for this
territory. r.. -. -. ............-. So
That fair Is a huge success, In ev.
cry way Artistically # Is a perfect
gem. 1t is in full blast and has been
since January |, every feature work.
ing admirably, aad It Is of such ex-
cellent quality that feel certain nine
out OF every ten tourists from out.
side the state of California who visit
San francisco. this year will also i1d
time to see the San Diego celebration.
Every commonwealth west Of Colo
RADIO has a fine display there, with the
exception Of this territory, Even
Alaska is we'll represented. tssFs
As 10 Hawaii's building at the San
Francisco exposition, the territorial
secretary declares the citizens or the
territory have something to be proud
Of 1t not only is nearer ready for
the opening day than any other exhibit
on the vast grounds, but in point of
location Is second only to the Cali.
fornia, building. 20 49,
/ Thayer explains that the alteration
of the heating system In the Hawaii
structure was not peculiar to that
building, but a common one through.
out the ,edifces OF the other states and
territories. all discovering that the
gas heating system on which the ex-
position management had insisted was
inadequate and excessively expensive. !
The San Francisco exposition Is
going to be wonderful thing says
iThayer. and should. not be missed by
anyone who, can possibly afford the
tf1D.p "a s-E-ss ssssSa ssfAyfM
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-15

and his wife was. to be held at the
Japanese consulate. Nuuann street,
from 1 to 8 o'clock this afternoon
Admiral Uriu was non-committal on
matters pertaining to the present
status OF the chIno-Jepanese dificnt
ties, He declined to discuss American
Japanese relations or the goodwill
campaign recently held on the main.
land. 5=s@I
81 am only 4 commissioner 10 the
exposition" he explained, "and there
fore am not at liberty to discuss these
matters.s - - IT,, n
He declared he vas enthusiastic
over the large exhibit which Japan
has arranged to make at the Panama
.sacific exposition In spite OF the Euro
peah war.
aJapan Is going to assist the expo
sition al Il cam he said. When !
was appointed member OF the com.
mission q large number 81 merchants
In the empire came forward with Of.
fers to exhibit their goods. Now there
is no more room for further exhibits
in the Japanese building
An incident OF the voyage from the
Orient TO Honolulu In the Teityo Meru
was the sdmiral's quiet observation
last Tuesday Of the nth anniversary
81 the, day when, as commander Of
the battIeship Asama. he fired the hrst
shots at the Russian ships IN the bat
tie Of Chemuipo Bay, one Of the deci-
siye encounters of the ussoJapanese
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-15
COMMISSION CHOOSES IS
MUSICIANS FOR FAIR

Henry Kailinai, Frank Fima, Rob
ert Waiaiiali, William Lincoln and
Gcrdcn Pifanaia, wellknown local mu-
sicians. we're selected by the Hawaii
Fair Commission at meeting today
to furnish music in the Hawaiian
building during the Panama-Pacifi
exposition. The musicians will leave
for the Coast Id the steamer Luriine
tomorrow.
II is understood that Resident Com
missioner II. P. Wood has written the
commission asking for $1,000 for "ad-
Iriihistration expenses.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-15
Be GOOD CITIZENS,
uRIUps ADVICE TO
HAWAII JAPANESE
Admiral Here on Way to Coast
as Vice Chairman of Japan
Fair Commission

Il want to advise the Japanese Of
Hawaii to be good Hawaiians and set
tie down as good citizens and resi-.
dents"
This Is the greeting that Admiral
Baron s. Uriu extended to the Japa-
nese of Honolulu upon his arrival
from the Orient today in the steamer
Tenyo Maru. Accompanied by Baron
ess Uriu. the admiral is on his way
TO San Francisco as vfce-chairman OF
the Japanese fair commission.
/. The admiral and his party, consist
ing Of M. Kishi and N. Mirakani, as
sistants to the commission. were met
at the wharf by Consul and Mrs. Ha-
chfro Arita and taken for q brief visit
to the various points OF interest about
the city. A reception for the admiral
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"Trippers" Return With Praise
For Kauai and Great Respect
For the Rolling Deep

Delighted with the Garden Island.
and everything connected with their
visit and reception there, l26 excur.
sionists returned this morning in the
Kinau from 4 flying jaunt TO Kauai.
The trip was a big success from start
to finish, one OF the pleasing features
being the diversity or amusement Of
fered TO the "trippers.' There was
none of the tourist-herding so often
found on excursions Of the kind, the
party breaking up into groups as soon
as It landed, and everyone sightseeing
to suit his or her personal inclina-
ton. The personally conducted" ele.
-ment was lacking, except inasmuch
as everyone was relieved OF tedious
responsibilities, and the expenses cut
TO bedrock prices b careful man.
agement.
The schedule was changed more
than once, but owing to the fact that
Kauai is peculiarly fortunate in the
matter of landing places and connect
ed by good roads, II was possible to
change the steamers ports Of call and
times Of departure and at the same
time give the passengers a chance to
see more OF the island. All In all,
the outdoor committee of the Hawaii
Promotion Committee, which engineer
ed the trip, deserves lot OF credit.
The trip Just completed inside q lot of
converts to the see Hawaii first" the
DRY, and many of the returned ex-
cursionists pledged themselves to
book for the next junketing trip, to
the kkona side, OF Hawaii, which win
be made some time in March.
Rough Trip Across.
The excursion started inauspicious-
~, with an exceptionally rough trip
across. during which the good ship
Kinau performed some marvellous
feats Of ground and lofty turnbiing,
but. this worked to the advantage Of
Kauai, for the welcome that the tour
lists gave the Garden island was even
more spontaneous and sincere than
that given them by the residents.
That's saying = lot. too, for Kauai
ttt1fed out en- fiaasse to give the visit
ors good time. and helped in every
way possible 10 make the outing an
enjoyable one.
Landing at Nawiliwili. the Kinah
passengers we're taken BY auto to the
Fair view House. Lihue, where they
were the breakfast guests Of the Kauai
Chamber Of Commerce. w. D. Nc
Bryde, Charles Dole. w. H. Broadbent.
L. d. Timmons. and several other
members Of the Kauai chamber we're
on hand to give q hospitable greet
ing. and % assist in making transpor-
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BY AUTHORITY

AUDITORS RECEIPTS AND OF Isi
AND COUNTY OF HoNoluLu FOR The ouARTER ENDING
DECEMBER
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-11

known heirs or devisees of n. G. Wells,
deceased; Joseph Pollock; the un-
known heirs or devisees of Joseph Pol
lock, deceased; the unknown wife or
said Joseph Pollock, on May 10, 1912.
Il he then had one; Fernandez Pollock;
the unknown wife OF said Fernandez
Pollock, on MAY 10, 1912, and on Oct.
T, lS47, if he then had one; the url-
known wife of Erastus Smith, on April
Is, 1854, II he then had one; the url-
known wife of Oscar Fowler, on Nov.
20. 1854, if he then had one; the un-
known wife of James Hannah on April
IS, 1855. if he then had one; the un-
known wife of John D. Brown, on Feb.
10, 1874, if he then had one; the u1-
known wife of William Il. Williamson.
on Aug IA, 1879, il he then had one,
George f. Hoyt, the unknown heirs or
devisees of George E. Hoyt, deceased.
Emily Hepner. the unknown heirs or
devisees of Emily Hepner, deceased;
Caroline Lafferty; the unknown heirs
or devisees of Caroline Lafferty; the
In lots 1876 and 1856. in the northeast
quarter, north Of Rock river of section
Is, Twp. II n, r. West of the 4th
P. NJ, as shown on assessors plat OF
Black Hawk township for the year
1861 Lewis Knott; the unknown heirs
or devfsees Of Lewis Knott, deceased;
the unknown owners of or parties in
terested in lots 2, 3. a. S. 6, z and 81
in the northeast quarter north Of Rock
river of section is, Twp. II N, r. Q
west OF the 4th P NJ, as shown on
the assessors plat of Black Hawk
township for the year 1864; and Alice
Breen, shall personally be and appear
before said circuit court, on the first
day of the next term thereof, to be
holden at Rock Island in and for the
said county, on the first Monday in
January next, and plead. answer or
demur to the said compliments bill Of
complaint, the same and matters and
things therein charged and stated will
be taken as confessed, and decree
entered against You according to the
/ prayer Of said bill.
GEORGE w. GAMBLE.
Clerk.
| Rock Island, Ill, Dec. 4, 1915.
| MARION E. SWEENEY.
| Compartments Solicitor.