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Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-12
Rrownell Hall Notes.

Miss Jeanette Greenshields OF Council
Bluffs ls the class president.
Miss johnson will return from her va
cation this week and will be at the
school Thursday.
Miss Geraldine Hess OF Council Bluffs
has already passed her preliminary ex-
amlnations for Bryn Mawr by taking the
examination OF the college entrance
board.
The Junior school viii reopen in a new
location at 1888 North Fortieth street,
with Miss Rathvon and Miss Baker in
charge. This department takes children
from the fourth through tho seventh
grades.
Brownen Hall will reopen for work on
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-12
Large Eveninp Parry.

The p, d. KS. held their first annual
party at the home Of Rudolph Peterson
Saturday evening. Purple and white wero
used in decorating the rooms. The even
ing was spent in music and games. Those
n~.eauk vtcras
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-12
Frs. Glenn ZNZZheZuz

Wolfe. sister of the groom. Mr.. Harry
Rasmussen was the best man and the
ushors were Mr.. Furness Horstrom and
Mr. Louis Armstrong.
After brief wedding t~p the young
people will be at homo at 1874 South
Fifty first street
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-12

tcOntinued on Page Three-column One,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-12
SUMMER Travellers.

bummef TtHVtItfs'
Mrs Allen white Is expected home
from California today.
Mrs w. NJ. Rainbolt and family have
returned from Minnesota
Mr.. and Mrs J. +. Ferguson and
daughter, Miss olive. returned saturday
from a visit to Hot Springs, s. ID
Mrs George A. Hoagland and Mrs. Paul
Hoagland and children arrived home last
Saturday from a summer at Dennis,
Mass
Miss Charlotte Rosewater returned this
week from Lake Chautauqua. New York,
where she has spent the last three
months.
Mrs Sherman Pinto and two sons re-
turned last week from a two months
trip on the Pacific coast They visited
both exposiions and other coast towns.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-12
younger Sd at Theater Party.
Prettiest Mile Notes.

Mrs. A. NJ. Smith is in Lincoln this
week attending the state fair.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Pfleging leave
Saturday for Salt Lake City. They ex-
pect TO return in two weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. L. b. Leeka of Drum
light are spending the week with Miss
Lorena Leeka
Mr. j. M orvis OF Des Moines, Ia.
spent Labor day in Omaha, the guest
of A. d. Northrup
The Prettiest Mile club held a commit
tee meeting at the residence OF A. d.
Northrup Tuesday evening. Pans for
their new club house we're discussed.
Mr. and Mrs. c. d. Rainbolt have re-
turned from an enjoyable auto trip In
the corn belt Of eastern Nebraska.
Mr. Frank johnson Ia entertaining his
mother. who resides at Fremont.
Mr.. David McCafferty has returned
from an auto trip to David City.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-12

that name and has been hero this week
for a day or two on his way back to
Chicago. The announcement was made
at a bridal dinner In Chilicothe, Mo-,
which Miss streight and her fiance at
tended last week. Miss Streight went
TO school In ST. Louis and will spend this
winter in New York taking a course in
practical arts at Columbia.
Younger Set at Theater Party.
Mr. Frederick Shelton entertained at a
theatre party at the Brandels Thursday
evening. followed by a supper at hts
home The party included:
Misses Misses
MAJ ion Towie, r.ohot vt,.o-A.,
Virginia Offutt, pass,,5. ,csnsoliunaAeF' cnu
Helen Ingwersen, ~ tin.a IIhss ID'hes
Esther v helm, pi,,eu. lIIeu So'iisOh Oh
T.sa1,1, T.s.,s1, - Ca,s,as Grace Allison
M5sssrs '"si' kliza.eth Erna Reed
Jabn Caldwell oSSi
Cuthtert Potter, Philip Chase.
Albert Sibbernsen, Phi ip Downs,
r. bert Connel, Kenneth Norton,
Jarvis Offutt, Edward Murphy.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-12
Social Affairs Planned.

Messrs. and Mesdames--
J. slavik, A. Peterson.
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0rb WDpbs. s.Warft.
eineinmati, 2s. @lars 19l5.

Gineinnati, 80. @adrS 1915
Sn belr perfloiienen Wofe marcl
bic @eiddfte niir nldbis unb bic prei'
ie i'm a4gemeinen itetig. - CD Diir'
be 5par cine Grb6buns Der Iesterer
angefiirbist, BIZ ieet fano Sieielbt
aber nod, nidt itntt
Zenith &c, nnien Il, Rrisbion e'e 6he. sol'
tbera g slks, pGrb sid V pcrbau e1e. .sp.
psIsl ios4 20e, DO. o. lse uiiea 10.4 26s. eo -
22he, Spfsippee to-4 lshss ss. % 17hf
ertabfen "a f7r. DO. i0.4 fee.
sri y 4. doou s sDusSes s%e Sqsa ir
SirtbrsSp s e. &. aismofs exc, aOrsst.Sls.5ici
liic aspperen f0.l 22r. eo.S.4 zoe. iinet
1914 27nc 6e e.4 26t, Rofeipoob iO.< 21 he.
Sc =. 1875; grtsttoH ie;t &c, sS. % dss isr.
tai van Il ''ssss tGs sssrleaH S' sHsisc tSe, 30
Wlpurnina unb ere 4Ac. eiuiptou Wlciirninf
lHb ernue AZ. -9aeiiit lptu aobes Sc 90
tionaI Sc. Can 1op be. crioH 4ize Clarion
fidtHs-gaaisrou IL. aOpyeOs &c. Cal
sHs soS e. sss gsSiqs S5s.sa S '' as iS
Queen S'sf'ii Il Is. mel ~ issse. Gus. u.baTnl
1856, Gprsitosa q n lsHe.
@fuata ms--amosfrda etcpie sNe. "
9 es, Gbsrett gIqific ehe. eanenfter etosl'
6he.. 1912 o. aira'ier &c. graamors bAe
Ftsta,or 8: alrnlsss ats: -, a,,. ?.
nlabama Tx, rlb gitatrta es. asiamine 4r
3euim S-ctis re. grorimiie 1oc. Gm
pire 1Oc Rrtahfor Zoe Btut TIE.
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fals. G5nnsn re bnsiel6e obsr nidi
erlnneen, tbsits, ipeil Is i'm Gutter
fsblt, tbsils. neil es i9Wu niht bt.
fonberS gsrsi9t ipirb, tbeils, ned I've
ben gan5en Gag al Der aripps ftsbsn
unb fid ni6t au belfsn piiisn, bunil
niiFen iie ndtiirlih ertrnnien. Wenr
mir unIern Wtunssn aber iibermdbig
pisl aafi getsn bSnli m6dts BARN
bod poN eins@eiahr fir unltre Sbiss
re beiteben unS iifsrltb ftebtn .prriere
SsuGen bieratt i'm 3uiammerbans.
&alf iii nothpspbig sum aaib1n
bsr 9nohsn. defenders Der pfn5sn
Sbiere. grhaIten bieie taltarulss
Futter, 70 bleihsn bic anohsn idapah.
Wir gebeu ibnsu beshaib phcsphors
lauren Raj! (pbOsp69te Of linfl. bd'
nit fif Elm itartes ano@eHgriit duss
bilbeu lam.
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8lak'H ad.riAtex.

9ienitaa 30. Wdrs 1915.
Sm Gineinnatier OHritt mar oel
5lub seltcrn itaticuar unb beriel6i
bate am abe,rb eiilen @aiieritanl
ron 1871 SltB.
Die foleenoen 0epeifen traier
pdbrcno Oes seitrigeu Gases bic,
elm:
Nitts6ura, Bn.-7.1 6iB, f1It.
@beelina, B. 90. 6.5 Sub, iteist.
9arfers6ure, 90. 8n.-77. g., Itiet
gbarIeIton, u. 9a.-7.7 SUB, itat.
Bortsmputb, g., 11.6 SUB, iteiet.
eouispille, ap.-S,9 Giib, fGat.
Gonnsoille, SSn0.-12.9 tSiit, idat.
Nniboille, Genn., 1875 SUB, faat.
Chattanooga, Seun.-10.3 s., fdat.
DleiHpbis, Senn.-f6.8 SUB, faat,
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6bttoao. 80. Ngedrs.

gseiseu. - Sir @lai. 81 .4s-1.,
so; am GdIuB $1.49s. Sir Sili
S1.1ss-1.21t; am s4Iub $1.21t.
@elidforn. - Sir @eai 7ts--
1896; ain S6IitB 72Sc. Sir Sitli
73i-754c; am Sdslub 75tc.
Safer. = Tiir @aat 56s-57sc;
ON SduIB 57sc. Sir SuIi 53-54e;
an sdIub 53Ic.
gfoseen. - geonlinell,
@erite - 72-7sc.
3irnofbp. - $4.5o-$6.50.
GIoper - SS.00-$f2.25.
9orf. - ;siir @eai $i7.37-t7.47;
I'M sdlub St7.42. Sir Sui $17.S7
-17.s5; am SdsIilB $17.s7.
StmaIS. isiir @iai $10.t7--
1890; ON SdptIb St0.25. Sir Sui
$1045-10.57; om Sdlub $1,000.
sPippeniciten. = Sir Dtai $1002
-t0.05; om SdIitB $1,000. 6iil
sSilIi $1o.30-1o.S7; am Sdlui
$10.32.
Butter. - Rarft bOber; Greomert
20-29c.
eier. - glnrtt ,ureGeImabia; gu
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Yferbe iinb Mauleief.
Cincinnati, 90, MdrB

Tas alngebot mar in Der perfloiic'
nen 8che nidt sroB, Die Na6frnge
cine retpt quite uno Die Breiie feIt.
9ieiel6en paren au Sdub Der 30
dye tpie folgt:
s6tverr guapferbe, s $50 BIB 1 i.eooqf..s175- iss
sdrusstnisr. 1000 bis 1000 3D.. ibg- ~
ttrrreb gblInfs, 1000 BIG 200 Bte. e0-i5S
genn,6isanfdgferee 900 BIS 1,ooogbi2s-iooeg iooeg
snsIi6s Rferbs, 900 bis 1000, @b. se-i5o
Sssan 'sss aaas ai;rs. sS-iod
giaulstsl ~ DE q eaHb. 300 BIC a., ,,r
zoo mn. eo---i 50
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aaffee - marit rubia. Or,

n = " PNNtlN Iblts stAtN
Tinirt,r Gut 2Oaf $3.50; rptoSsrtb
$3.50; gubss s6.65; sr1nuliri.r
$6.40; goniseiionsrs .AI $3.50; Of
.gt@ $6.05; p.ib.r srtra &c $5.s5,
ertra &c S5.65; u. o. Glsrifieb ipsis
Esr $685. $615; bp. s.lbsr $5.55-
s--.65 per 100 plumb.
WcIaifss IN fstia.-Retp DR.
lsous Open aettIs 40-55c. gsHtrifus
aal 20-30c pr GnlIcne.
Meis. - 9ciliiiann. Gancp 6eno
TIE, primn 6-6ae, crbiudrer
4f-5ac, SapaH 5l-54e per pfunb.
Dutrns probufte
Butter. - morft rubis, preiIs
itetia. = @bclemiIf, gTtra, 32ae;
eenfrali5eo Grtra 30e; GenirnIbao
Jiriis 2a1-27Ae; DO. Setonos 2ii
z2ac; 5cgfp 9airu BIC; Boding
gtod f7--1Se per 9funb.
adfe. - Glarft ieit. Cbio 17c,
gsoreweitIider i7--t7is gssw Oori
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lleberFd)t beg Cincinnati
NNarfteS,
Sas be @snist ben 20. @ir3
1915 mbieeHbs Ds4s.
gincinnati, 90. w2drs.

W ~ " GSs <StHto'
Dk na&folssrben 0uOtiruua,n b.
sisben iid nur auf gngros arans-
ofiipntn. gsi iIsinsrsn gsiddftsn
iprrbsu eiipas b0hers preiie tsreant.
prppifion n.
G9mals. prima Steam
|9.50-9.60e; 5arnilp Shnrnl5 103
--toae pro gfiirtb.
Srodengeial5enes 1lei | d
Short clear Ssiter 10-10ac, ihori
RippsnIeiien 9t-9ae, trira ibor.
clear Seiien 92-10c, S9ultsrn 81
Sic, Belts 10-10Ae unb Il
msbr perpadt.
9aepn. Gbort clear Seitsu
114--11a, srira ihort clear Gsit.u
11--113t, ibOrt RippeHieitsn 10l
lie. SduIiern 9a-9ae unb gsl'
lies 11i-11sc,
Sibeep5tsItes Hleij@.
Sdintsn 14-14ac, pienic Shul,
tern 10a-11e. gr,aif.It Bacon 1s
--19e, Shuliern 10a-11e; u. y.
Gut Shult.rn 10A-11e; iroGsns
Beef sdint,n 25-Nc.
Trifd.s GI.iT6. - G&ins
fen 11-11Ar, pienie S4ultern III
84e, S6ulttrn 7A-S4r, fbbcrt Hips
psnfsi.sn 94-10e. i9ort clear Ssitsn
94--9ae, EXTRA ibort 5sitsn 94-9ht,
srtra ibort Ssitsn 94-9tc, Bellies
10A-16e pro pfunb.
WebI unb Gstrefhe
Webl. - Dintsr patsni $500
ITO; glintsr iantp s6.55-6.8O;
@intsr GamiIp S6.15-6.30; Dintsr
ertra $5.70-5.90; Wintsr orbindres
5O-5.70; 6artr Wsissn pai.ni
$755-7.95; 6art,r @si,tn fantr
$7.1o--7.35; garter Mei,sn Jamilr
$6.15-6.40; Rosgsnmsbl. nOrbweit'
lidss gemiiHtss $6.10-6.50; rsines
giip Rosssnmebl $6.25-6.5o; eitr
semiiftes $6.15-6.40.
Weisen. - go. 2 rothsr Win'
ter ST .49s-f.5f; Ro. 8 DO. $1.4S-
LAC: go. a DO. Si.45-1.4s.
WeIf&form glo. / ipsibei
75e; glo. 2 90. 74a-75e; go. 3 DO
74-74ae; gso. A DO. 72-7Sc; gso
8 bo. 71-72c; $50. 8 DO. 70-71e,
- go. seIbes 75c; go. 2 DO. 74s
-75t; go. 8 DO. 74-74he; No: 4
DO. 72-.78e; go. 5 DO. 71-72ci
$40. 6 90. 70-7ie. - gao. / senriit'
tes 74bc; geo. 2 90. 74-74sc; 3o
q DO. 73s-74e; gso. A DO. 7ia-
72se; glo. 8 DO. 70A-71Ae; glo. c
90. 60a-7Oac. - @eibes apIben
form 7S-75c; aelbeS aoIbenforr
74a-76ar; eeIuiidtes aclbentorr
73-75e per 9uibel.
safer. - glc. 2 ipeiber 59i =
SOC; Ginnbarb lpsibsr 59-59aci
go. 8 ip.ibsr 5sa 500; Ru. 4 iptibsl
|58-5Sac; go. 2 atmii6ier 5sa-o9ei
go. 3 gsmiIhttr 5s-58Ae; Ro. 4 &C.
mtldtr 57-5Sc,
Mogscn. 80. Q sf.t2-t,,
IA; gsO. 8 81. 1911, IL; Ro, A S1.07
II 10.
Whisfb.
gerfauft ipurben 45t gbIs. Gi
aiasra sinifhen gOcbs auf Der 9aiil
pcn $3.50 per galIcne.
@roeertes.
aaffee. - Warst rubia prsii'
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Wetaas sWarft.
q c no Sort, 20. @ar,.

9tepDorf 20. @Grj.
linn. - @arft fIau ,iit0 nonIinea.
Siinf Scnncn Cots $500.
aupier. - W1arft felt. gleetrolptic
$15.G2-15.75; eating $685.
1850 non1inen.
giien. - Marft itetig. glo. Bier.
tbern $14.25-14.50; SO. 2 S14.00
--14.50; go. / Soiltbern $13.76-
14.2o; go. 2 $13.75-14.25.
@ld.. = Marft felt. S4.t5.
Spelter. - Ronlinea.
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fu9r 1882 Sitter: nu ioelu Worfi
-17-1Ss; -erbinare firlts l7--17ie;
iirlis 17k-isir.
aarteffelu, -.- Daarft itetig; 8l'
fubr 81 Cars; aiidjisnu uno @isfoH'
i'm rot5. 35-3Se; DO. peibe 3d.
43c.
@efIiigcI. - acbenoes: Iarft ite'
tig.
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Chic 90. ga6rS.

SdDeing Sufubr $4,000:
Wsorft b66er. Buff $6.75-6.S5; /;
Ieif,te S6.65-6.90; eariidte $3.50
-6. 80; ibwere S6.40-6.90; ROBE
Sc. .4O-6.55; SerfeI $5.60-6.60.
afuSoieb. = Siifubr $4,000;
Wsarft urreeclmibis; gsatipe Stiere
S6.o0-.S.75; aiibe uno Settlers So
-7.75; alIber S7.00--to.26.
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e6afe 3trficr 10000;
D2nrft ieit; Sdaie $7.25-8,3b;
a6brlinee $6.Q0--9,2b; 2Guuner
81. .6b-v10.0Q.
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Wiebmi miarit.

Cincinnati, 20. WdrS.
9ie 3ufitbr ,unb ausfpbr pdbrers
Der Iesten 4S StunoeII, perelifen nit
oerieIben 3eit Der pergaugeHen &od)G
paren rpie ioIgt:
8ufubr:
giiu6u. Sdrpeine SdniG
% Wdrs . 1895 1929 134
80. @ar5. 1886 6492 22S
ausfubr:
gfiuap. Sdipeine Sdail
%. Mdr3. 19 1908
20. Wsdrs. :. F.. AZ 1744 -
SimSpieb. - Die 3ufubr ipa,
helte gerinser als am pcrigen Wion
tag. e'ue leid)te, fette 3leiid)ericrter
paren rar uno itetig, Die anoerer
aber Iansiam uio um i0--15c ME
Sriaer. = MiI6fiibe finoen feiner
Rarft. ytlir gum S6ladjten.
Mittlerc imo iapere Stiere $6.25
775; Gdien $2.75--5.75; gutidel
gtiere S5.50-7.25; auserleiene ST.
35-7.75; Sellers S5.25-7.50i
anserIeialc bis ertra $7.75-s,00.
gullen. - Tie 3uflIhr MAJ
siemIia srcB uno Der @arft lang
lam.
@aecre unS leid,te S4.50-5.65'
gpIogla S5.65-6.15;. grtrn $6.25i
iette 9uaen S6.00-$6.25.
GGlber. = 9ei 5ientli6 grobei
3ufubr mar Der Rarft itetig.
Groin1re un6 eroBe $5.50-t0i
iSair bis CUTE leidte $S.00-10.00t
ertra $10.25-t0.50.
SdDmeine. - Die 3ufubr Don
Jsd,meinen mar belite 3ieInIih erof
imo oa Die 8reiie in ben peitIi6er
Mdrftpn berlmtersinsen. 10 batter
oicieIben and bier Inn 10-15c 81
leioen.
Cute Biz auserleiene 8erianbt. iiuf
Sleiiheriorten S7.20-7.25; cr6ind
re big uuserleiene idJEpere fette SGut
S5.50-6.25; grtra $685.; Stass
S4.25-5.25; leid)tc 8erianbtiorter
S7.00-7.25; Serfel 110 Bio. De
niger $5.50-6.75.
2 f "a ie umS 9 am m er. - Sdhl.
fe pareu heiite iietig; Simmer aber
iInn iuih idruah.
Sdaie $4.00-7.00; 91mmer ST..
25-9.75; firS geidOrene Sdm1nel
$4,000; Sprins 2dInIner SIC
1000.
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TeberM-Marft jism!i9 tebbdft.
Rtin speibe Gdnitffbtrn &c
Msibs gdnIdsb. b. gut. Gatbe B6e
nyiRsns aran 4S--50t
gsbrhbis N--42e
gntenfeberu gan, tptib 42-45e
bunfls atmiidts -35e
.flsdige ssbriibts +. 35-40t
Ir. 6iihnn. gfbp, aun5 peib 14--16t
gr. 6ii6nsr, ,8obp gang fpsib Pile
6ubn,niGtpan5ftb, lange faufp50-B
grutbabn, 1obp, tpeiBs 25-30e
bnnile 49,. BIC
Shpur5 ..... 26c
Gliigi LIE
Sante. - Nnrft par rubig unt
9iIig. g,abgeial5ene Wo. 1 13s-
lac per @flinb. gso. 2 DO. 12a-13s
her piun6. gitp Builders friid,e fS
---13sc: DO. Country 10--10te; fri.
i6c anIbicae 14a-t5e per 9iano.
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0rIb, Bombs mnb Nftitn in 9!riu gori.

Uef4aftypayiert purbeH iu sKx biz.
fentirt. @sffa auf qonooH parea itstia
~ t4.77K fir 90 Tage Sidt; aabtl.Nnpsl.
iunetH t4.60k nno Gidtsgsediel e4.7pJ<,
eilbsrSarsH to,ie. Ntriianif4. TslarS
ssKe. -
GftisHmartt - Wit Ausnabme BON
ben Rsn gcrf Central attien. pelds iibr
. Points jtiegeH, mar bic giienbahu.qiite
pernadldfiist unD bic pfeiis msiiiens etras
nifbrieer Tie Snbuitris.aftitn wartn IL.
bod feif unb batien taft burdpeg flsine
Gspinnt nui,up,iien. Bethlehem Stesl
com gitien ittsgsn DON ~ auf 80, rnb
itIoHsu 81 81.
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SAsSsaB Yeafts48W<s e.T-
Die. ilmidte in bisiiees GlssrisgbasS
tslieIsH Id tsuis aui st,<so.soo.
eslsf esfuntssn
Ttr Nasft in qosolfsfuritdtsu mar hsnis
yuhiq Ct,p Cities gas scm. warsn bic
finiiasn 1apiers, ipdde einas 2etsn ,ag'
tea. Brfauft purben;
First Cali.
1900 d. .. 9sIsbtons So ,..,s esI
10 Gitisn Dbio gitiss Gas com. =. 70
Second Call.
10 Gitien Ohio Gtiiss Wns com -. 76K
6aitisu Gbio Giiiss Gas esm.... 767s
On sifrufH Dlatifs.
1900 Ginc. Ghool ~ 1850 -. 1Q4K
800 gins. Sspsr W 1913. 49,. 106
1900 Cine Shocl 4K96 1914 49,. l0l
otsesssef1ss Dssse.
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gtssiaasii. %. NAs. lstA

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-30

Cincinnati, 80 War3.
Gie 3ufltbr inb slusfubr ndbreno
Der lesteu 4S Stun6en. perelifen NIT
oerjelben 3eit Der pergaugenen &Sod)e
rpdreu Iuie iolgt:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
AID CLUB ALSO
OUT TO BOOST
PINEAPPLEDAY
lanes D. Dole Win Talk Pine
apple While Others Eat
Pineapple

THAT was Q pretty fine picture OF
published this morning -
the one about ten times larger than
COW" commented G. B. Gage OF the
AID Club today, but tomorrow the Al
Club Is going to show something even
more novel. We are going TO serve
pineapple soup at the Ad Club lunch.
And it will be perfectly good soup.
too. Chief Mcbride says so.
The Ad Club weekly lunch at the
Young Hotel tomorrow win be pine
apple lunch in celebration OF the
nationwide Pineapple Day doomed Dy
Hawaii. James d. Dole, variously re-
ferred to as the pineapple pioneer,
the pineapple king" the pineapple
baron and the pineapple magnate,
is down for the principal talk. he
viii tell what the Promotion Commit
tee and the packers have done TO
spread the name, fame and profitable
market for the Hawaiian fruit, also
how 5000 cases OF crushed pines were
given away by the packers at the ex.
position to advertise the brands.
And the lunch will be pineapple
from start to finish-fifty-seven yarie'
ties" promises Mr.. Gage.
James A. Wilder. Boy Scout Com
missioner for Hawaii. who will re
turn to Honolulu In the Matsonia to
morrow morning. will be guest q
the Ad Club luncheon tomorrow al
noon, and will give a short talk or
his mainland trip.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09

members OF the Japanese Roy Scouts.
Mr.. Miyakawa, a prominsst mtsmber
of the American Bar Associations who
has been doing research work In this
city, is at the head Of the movement
Mr.. Miyakawa is proud Of the fact
that he is an American citizen, and
stated that he would be pleased 70
cooperate with anyone interested In
this movement
Mr.. Miyakawa states that the Ha,
waiian-born Japanese have talked
much Of their duties as American citi.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
DELICAC|ES
BY MATSONIA
TOMORROW

Fresh fruit and vegetables and Pur-
itan butter.
Also for our delicatessen counter,
boiled ham, knackwurst. blood tongue,
Polish sausage, bratwurst, head
cheese. Ashland ham. smoked tongue,
smoked pork loins, liver loaf, and an
assortment of cheeses In foil. glass
and tins. Henry May & CO.. Ltd.
Phone 1271.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
MEDICOSNANNUAL BANQUET HEAR
GALL FOR STRONGER COOPERATION

HonoIuIu's lack OF such hospital for
the treatment Of infectious diseases.
which are rampant here. he asserted.
A hospital such as the one At Proyi-
dence should be erected here. he adj
ded.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09

Consisting Of data showing civic prog
ress of the city OF Honolulu, and the
other islands in general, the annual
report of the Chamber of Commerce
for the year which ended June 80 win
be ready by the first of next week.
The report is expected to be valuable
as pamphlet to send to persons on
the mainland desiring Information
about the islands.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
WANTS JAPANESE BOYS
TO BECOME BOY SCOUTS

The Boy Scout movement, which has
reached from country to country and
encircled the globe, viii advance an
other step farther in Honolulu when
the japanese boys Of the city enroll as
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09

zens. and ne expects that large mum.
Der or local youths viii Join the
Boy Scouts Tint !. Japanese boys
should be taught the proper respect
for the nag and should always be-
ready to assist friend IN need. were
two statements made by Mr.. Miya-
kawa.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09

Pay your taxes today; after the 18th
inst. 10 per cent VIII be added. Take
your tax blu with you. Payment to
be made In U. s. gold eoinor certified
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09

Two thousand persons Witnessed
the hanging at Murphysboro. III. oi
Joe Debbery. q negro. executed for
the murder OF Mrs. =. H. Martin.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-30

he particulars of his escape, Lord
Ashleigh? The sooner we get the hang
If things the better"
you know, of course" he began,
that Craig was arrested at Liverpool
consequence of communications
rom the New York police. under
stand that it was with great difficulty
le was discovered. and it is quite clear
hat someone on the ship bad been
heavily bribed. However, he was ar
'ested, brought TO London, and then
iown here for purposes of identified
ton. ! would have gone to London
myself. and in fact, offered to do so.
but on the other hand. as there are
many others on the estate TO whom he
was well known, l thought that il
would be. better to have more evi-
1ence than mine alone. Accordingly,
they left London one afternoon, and
sent dogcart to the station to meet
them. They arrived quite safely and
started for here, Craig handcuffed to
one of the Scotland Yard men on the
back seat, and the other in front with
the driver. About half mile from the
south entrance to the park the road
runs across rather desolate strip OF
country with lot Of low underground
on one side. We have had a little
trouble with poachers there, as there
is sort of gypsy camp on some COM
mon land little way away. My head
keeper. to whom the very idea of
poacher is intolerable. was patrolling
this ground himself that afternoon and
caught sight of one OF these gypsy
fellows setting trap. He chased him,
and more. am sure, to frighten him
than anything else, when he saw that
TIE fellow was getting away, he fired
his gun. just as the dogcart was pass