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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-05-29
NEW SUMMER DRESSES

Before you complete your summer wardrobe you should see
these attractive creations that fairly breathe GOODNESS and
comfort The materials consist of Linen Novelty Voe
Novelty Crepe Striped Wolfe, Linene Silk Striped Ginghan
Cotton Crepe. They all delightfully."- cool for summer
and large variety of attractive style in both dainty
and practical coongS and each priced very moderately
better choose while the line is compee-prces range
from $1.9S and up to $3.50.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-05-29
AT 15c A YARD

At I5c a yard we have one lot that
consists of Chiffon Wolfe, Embroidered
Wolfe, Figured Wolfe, Corded Wolfe and
Scotch Ginghams, regular Csc value
Sale price 15c a yard.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-05-29
READY-TO-WEAR
SECTION

Black Sateen Petticoats, worth from
soc to $2.O0--SaIe prices 75c and csc.
Silk Petticoats, all colors, regular
$3.9S value-SaIe price $3.50.
F1annelette Night Gowns, value SOC
and s1.00-Sale prices 2sc and soc.
Tub Skirts, white and colored-SaIe
price sec.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-05-29
TOILET GOODS
COUNTER

Babcocl1s Corylopsis Talcum Pow
der. value 15c-SaIe price 12c each.
Heavy Polished Shell and Amber
Barettes in assorted styles and sizes,
value 25c-SaIe price lie.
Box of Writing Paper, consisting of
I quire and "a Envelopes--SaIe price
&c box.
Sphinx Alarm Clocks, casing, nickel
plated, full size back alarm, each one
guaranteed for two years-Sale price
85c.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-05-29
AT 1Oc A YARD

One lot consisting of Seed Wolfe,
Check Wolfe, Striped Wolfe, Silk Striped
Soiesette, Brocades, Wide VALE and
Fancy Checks, value 1Sc to 25c-SaIe
price Zoe yard.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-05-29

church oficiated. The bearers were
Walter H. Hibberd Carlton H. Hughes,
Edwin F. Cross and E. P. Chesbro, Jr.
Burial was in the Willimantic ceme-
terry.
Mrs. 6. w. Storrs Recovering.
Mrs. E. w. Storrs of Cheshire. Conn,
is a patient in Sloane hospital, New
York, recovering after a surgical op-
GRAFTON. Mrs. Storrs' native place is
Mansfield Center and she has many
relatives and friends both there and in
Willimautic.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-05-29

There were many exciting scenes
when lifeboats bearing the survivors
of the Lusitania got into Queenstown,
Ireland The stars and stripes cover
ed the bodies of dead Americans when
they were brought ashore. In the ac-
companying Illustration Nine Pap
padopoula, who was saved, is shown
She was thankful for pajaInas, tro1Is-
ers and a macintosh.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-05-29
NOTIONS

Willimantic Six-cord Spool Cotton,
black and white-Sale price six spooIs
for 25c.
Pearl Buttons, two and four holes.
plain or fish-eye-Sale price &c a
dozen.
Torchon Laces, two or four inches
wide, both in edges and insertions,
value 1Oc and 121a c-SaIe price &c a
yard.
45-inch Embroidered Wolfe white
only, value $1.00--SaIe price zee yard,
Women's Stamped Night Gowns,
value 75c-Sale price 49o.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-05-29
Room for lmprovsmsnt.

Room for Improvement.
Thought Congress is trying to be
as economical as possible, the prob
ability that it is going to blow in
about $50,000.G00 on rivers and har-
bors shows that there is still room
for improvement.-India News.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-26
Die bentise Gage.

8eitere Nadridten, oie eeitera
uno beute gefdmmen iino, 5eigen,
Dab Die oeittide 9ffeniibe in SLAM
bern erfolgreid lit. Die 9euti6a II
fino iiber ben Oier geeangen uno ba-
ben 2i5ere beiebt. Sreilih bebaup-
ten Die 5%ran5oienB fie bdtten 2i5cra
nadber pieoer genommen, aber Die
Gepeide lit unfair nno oaber allG
nidt re6t elaubpiiroig. SebenfaGs
baben Die 9eutidett ielbity nenn iie
2i5ere nidt baden balten fonnen, nit
ibrem 8orpdrtsoringen @rfolg ge-
Babt. Aud i'm @oepre=9 iitrift fine
Die 5ran5oien 5urideeiblaeen un6
ebenio miro aus ben &arpatben BON
tpi6tigen Grfolsen Der 9elitiden unb
Selterreiber gemelbet. Die Sage
liebt DieOer einmal fir uniere Sreun-
De iebr out aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-26
tSnInab.

Mmerifaniide Gotton-@rportel=
re baben oas Staatsoepartement e,-
iudt, llnteriltdungen IN 8e5ug aIf
flint amerifoniide @ottonoampfcr
por5unebmen, Die Cotton nod neutra-
len @dfen bringen ioaten luno in eli
ropaiihen S1fen BON ben Aaiierten
feitgebalten iperoen. Gle 9ampfer
iinb Dor Dem 81. Wiar5 abgefobren.
IS iino yNero~ bon Stem Srleans
mad @enua, miro in Gibraltar feitge.
balten, ngia4, BON 5apannab nod
@otbenburg, IN Man6eiter feitgebdl-
ten vSpiros", gillanos" itno vSol-
tbern" BON Gbarlelton mad &otter-
oam, in 5aqmoutb feitgebalten.
Nus Montroie in Stem gorf
fommt Die Nafridt, DOB bort Der
|Sobn bon 2incoln's beriibmteln
StaatsiefretGr Geiparo i'm 4lter BON
So Sabren ~eeitorber lit. Ser iiingere
Separo mar ieiner5eit 4iiiitelt ieiaes
8oters.
4us Oklahoma Gitp miro 9e-
meloet, oaB aud Der Staat Sflabe-
ma mdbreno Der leBten Gage BON
idpmeren Stiirmen uno fur6tbaren
9fegenf1aen beimgeludt lit. Dob lit
bis iebt Der 8abnperfebr nidt ourd;
@odmuller unterbrohen morben.
@iaiam Seimfe, @bef Der @G-
teilung oes Observation-Disclosures fir
Iateinii6 amerifanii6e 4ngelegen-
heiten, lit nad 4~3i1briger 96tigfeit
i'm 9ienit Der Hegierune BON ieinem
8oiten 5uriidgetreten. gr mar Sc
ianoti6aftsiefretdr uno @eihaftstra.
ger in Merico nrl0 Columbia un0 @e-
ianoter in @natdmnla uno San Sal
paoor. Staatsiefret1r 8rpan iprad)
linn i'm Namen oes 8r6fioenten
idriftlih ieinen 9auf fir feline merit
polen DienIte aus. Sem Nabfolser
miro 8oa3 g. Gong, iest @eianoter
in San Salpaoor.
Nus Stem Orleans miro gemeI.
oct, oaB mon einen Maln 9omeiis
Sarrp Better inter Dem 8eroadt per-
baftef bal, ben lleberfon nnf ben CT
preBipagen oes 8. q. 3uges ausse-
fiibrt 5n boben, bel Dem Der @epad-
meiiter Marcep (nidt @oiiep) idper
pertDunoet muroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-26
5reit Yrefe thr seras: Montag &c. NpriI 1915.

beboles 2eben in oieien @rG6en ae-
lpeien ieirl. 0as ergiebt 1id ais
ben S6iloerungen zines iul1qel
frnn8oiilden 2eutnants in 8riefen an
ieine @ltern. Ser &onpf unter
fretem Simmel, in potter Sonne",
i6reibt er, Di9eint MIR Elm &inoer-
ipiel i'm &erglei6 3t oieier @rbeit in
ben @ingepeioen Der grbe, Oie ufs
gu Waltlwiirfen e~rnieorigt, uno 81.
ben @efabren, Die lie begleiten. 3tDei
Snge uno etne 0a6t mub man lid,
begroben", 8. +. in oen @raben aus
balten, bis Die Soloaten anf einioe
3eit abgeloit meroen. Ser i1tnaa
.Sffi5ier empfin0et oieies 2iegen ulr6
@iiblen in Der @roe als ieiner ltr-
miroig nnb fdreibt 3. g.. Sect tin
mir gar ni6ts, mir lieeen i'm Cru
ben uno Deroen babel oe5imiert SSSn
etnem ein5igen Monat iino 700
Mann u%nieres &egimerts getotet nllo
bertpunoet ober BON ben Mnitrengurl=
gen franf ~getporoen. Gin idones
Gegiment, pie oas nnierige, muB ouf
cine 10 ouinme @eiie gu @runoe ee-
ben. 8abrli6, elm ibones SdidieI
in einem @raben getotet 5u tperoen."
Sn ben 4rieaen BON 1866 nno
1901 muroen bte gntiheiounae1t
in offenen Jeloidladten berbeiee-
fiibrt. 9agegenN muroe i'm ruIfildy=
iapaniiden &rieee bon ben S9usen-
eraben iebr aliseiebig @ebraud
gema6t. 8abreno oes @inoerfelo-
suees lagen Die beioen Seere in Der
Wan6l6urei monatelang, MaulpIr-
fen gleib, in Der groe. Sn Dem
oamaligen &riege traten fid gum
eriten Male groBe 9eere NIT Den
mo0ernen fleinfalibrigen Sdncll.
feuergetDebren uno nit ifiperen
@eidplben enteeeen, uno oas fiibr1e
81 iener einidneioerben nmgeitol-
tung Der Dedungsbeoingnneen, oie
tn Der ausgiebigen 8erpenoung BON
ShiiBengraben un0 llnterit6noen III
rem Mnsbruf fanoen. Sn Dem gegen-
mdrtigen &riege lit Der Sdiisengra<
ben nit feinen 8ruitpebren gu eineil
u1gemein uirfIamen gerteioigunes-
mittel allsgebiloet iporoen. Die @in-
terfampfe IN Der Champagne baben
ge5eigt, bob Der aampf olib elmer
pielfoden l1ebermabt gegen cine In
ben Shiibengrdben liegeu6e Sruppe,
Die iiber Die erforoerlide Sertigfeit
i'm 5dieBen, uber ausoauer uno
gntibloiienbeit perfiiet, beinnbe aus
iibtslos lit; cine Grfabrung Die 0urd)
Den gerlauf friiberer Sample BETTE
tigt miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-26

ii6t, BOB ment es ni9t Ser san ma
re, Die Oeuti6e &egierung oo6 fir
leoes @ort oie 8erontnortung iiber-
nebme1 miiroe, ons Ser 8otid)after
geio9t bot. Iber Satia6e lit ieoen=
fans, OoB Bis iebt Die eieentlide l1r-
beberidaft Der 8ernitorff'i6en lfote
nod uidt f~eitgeitellt lit.
IS lit angenblidlid in Sprocuie,
Der &duptitabt bes Stoates geefu
Dorf Elm Gro5eB I'M @ange, Ser lee-
eienet iii, Iufieben 81 erregen. gr-
8rGiioent Gooiepelt eri6eint in ibm
ols gerflaeter> &ldger lit Ser ebero=
liee republifonii6e ,goB" oes Staa=
tes New gorf" @iliam 8ornes
&ooiepelt bot garnes p0brenb Ser
lesten &ompaene maBlos n~ngegriffen
uno Barnes bat i'm ouf $4,000
S6ooeneriab berflagt. Goolebelt err
ideint oIs Salipt5euge rilo er lit in
Der Sat Elm ebenio intereiianter, ip!e
origineaer 3euge. gr greift bos
goBtum in ieinen Iusiaeen oufs
|Sdarfite an, aber er giebt often gu,
Dob er nit oieien Bottles" pieoer
nno pieber 8uiammen eearbeitet bai.
.@s tit etnas gigentiimli6es NIT
&ooiepelt. @ir balten ieinen Corn
INNER fir edit, aber mir iino Ser Mn-
fidt, ooB 0ieier Corn MIR aI5n but
fig auf rein perionli6en @riinosa
berubt. go n,t1 bier. @ir finb iiber-
5euet, bob iein Corn edit tit, pelltr
er i'm gegert oas .goBtum" in Der
Bolitif loslaBt unb mir freuerl uns
audi oariiber, benin mir baIten Dos
n8obtum@ fir ben aIlerf6limmiter
&rebsi6aoen i'm offentIiden Reben.
|Iber mir baben bier mieoer oos Sc
fiibl als penn iein Corn rlift ourh
Die Sahe ielbit peruriaht mare, ions
bern in erfter 2inie olirb p~erIonIidje
@ereistbeit. l1no mir glauben, es
miro naen 10 geben, Die feline Musio=
gen in 0ieiem Hro5eB leien.
@ir molten niht lengnen, Dos
nielleiht ettpns 8oreingenommenbeit
BEL oieiem 1trteil mitipridt. @ir ner-
ben Die SaItiing, Die &ooiebeIt in oie-
lem &riege 9eutlblmo gegeniiber
eineenommen bat, ME ber8eibert. Sia
tit ebenio baBlid uno unentifnlobor
spie unoeritdnolid. ODER ionte aud
Bel ibr Dos perionlide Motio mitse-
nirft lboben2 Sonte es m0elib
iein, oaB er iid iiber Die ge-
ringe llnteritiibltng, Die er in BET
lebten @abl BON BEN 9eutih-4meri-
fanern erbalten, geangert babe uro
fid nit ieinem Sdimpfen nltf
geutidInno RIDDEN noble. Cam mare
fie alleroines beritdnolid, aber iie
fwiirbe nod bdBlider uno unentiduIos
hnrpr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-26
Mites nnO 9enes pOm sdibensrabcn.


Ser Steaungsfrieg, pie er lid
beute auf ben Shlahtfeloern Sranf.
reids entpifelt BAT, lit cine nelie Gr-
ideinllng in Der Griegsgeidid)te nidt.
Neu lit mr. Der ltmfang, ben er III
Dem gegenmdrtigen 4riege angenom-
men bat. Sdon Der engIiide Seer.
fiibrer @eaington bat Dor mebr al5
buitoert Sabren gum Sdiisengrabsn
ieine 3ufludt eellommen, Inn Sen
@ormari6 Der franaoiiiden Sruppen
auf @iiiabon 81 nerhinoern. @e[,
lington be5og oainals cine befeltigte
Stellung BEL Der portlgiefiiden
Staot Sorres-georaS, un0 Die @rd-
ben uno 0eridail5rneen, Die Der eng
lii6e 5el0berr onmals BON $4,000
9lrbeiterii iudbreno zines Monats
auffiibren lieB, erinnern onrbaus an
Die beutigen 6elobefeitigungen, tie
beltanoen aus elmer poroeren uno Ell.
ner binteren 2inie, pom oenen Die err
itere oreiBig engliide Mieilen lalig
NOR uno iih init elmer Settle on BEN
Saio-5luB onlegte. Die Stpeite f[e,-
mere iolte als Stiibpinft fir oie
5uriidgemorfenen Sruppen oienen.
Die @rdben, Die ied8ebn Sub brett
maren, bntten cine llmipalung Bon
5ebn SUB eide, beiaBen geraumiec
@obIen nno inheritance, in oenen
Die Soloaten pobnen fonnter, min
mare ourh 2aufgr1ben nit einan0er
berbunoen.
Nus ben @rinnerungen Mniienns,
Der Die fran5oiii1e armee befebIigie,
lift gu eriebeu, tpie nn9eiuobnf ur0
un~ertrdglid ben 8rieeern 0opoIeons
Sieie Irt BON SteIIun9sfnmpf mar
gergebens perIufte man, ben SeirG
Gus feinen 20dern beraus5uIoden I;
@enington bIieb innerbaI5 ieiner Be.
! feItignngen. Die fran5oiiiden Gar
ben idimpften 5tuar furhtbar iiber
Die Seigbeit Der gngImoer. Die fiGj
In MoiiieIodern perfrohen. aber tie
fonnten nidts geeen lie erreiden
iino meieerten iid, 81 Dem sleideE
Mittel 3u greifen. Die 2eute, Die
gum 4usbeben bon Sdiibengraben
fommanoiert milroer, taten lire ar.
belt unipiaig uno uneeniigeno; ielhit
Die Sffi5iere ~meigerten fid. gegen
Die grregung oes Shladtieloes Die
ermiioenbe Rube zines 9ebens pod
@ntbebrnngen ein5utauiden. Sc
blieb Maiiena nid)ts anoeres iibr;g.
oIs Den Riid8ue 81 befehlen. uno
Ger Sdiitengraben bate oanit ieilipii
eriten Sieg auf offenem 6eloe in
Der ariegsgeihifte erringen.
au6 I'M arimfrieee miiroen nab.
reno Ser 8eIaeeruna bon Sebaitopcl
Sdiibengraben afigeIegt. llno es muf
oomals, mebr nod aIs beute Elm mil,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-26
e. d. & y. 3.

Mnfunft -
$40. Il Son 5oniton, 8aco uno gorprs
@brlli .........7:00 nndbin.
No. 3-gon 5ouiton unb 8iiitenorten.
........ $3.50 born,.
SO. 5-gon gonflim nno &iiftenorten. !.
1:40 nad]m.
SO. 42-@on &errbiIe .9:05 BORN.
go. 44gon aerrbine. tdgIidb ausgez
1icrtlnen Sonntags ..7.45 abenbs
Nbfnbrt-
$40. 2lgnd Soniton, @aco unb Corpus
gbrt5tt $40 borus.
go. 4-Nad 5oliitpn nno 4iiftenprten
......... 1880. 1920 radm
go. 6-Na6 0oafum uno aiiitenorten.
..- lao nnHIi.
SO. 41-Nah &errbiIe $40 BORN.
SO. 43-Nad aerrbiIe, tdeli6. a1isges
nonnmen Sonntags ....7:05 abenss
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m., 8. :.

santa Sc IS. &. g. 81. 0epot).
Nntunft -
SO. Bonn Noroen 1856 BORN.
SO. Bonn Noroen 1928 nahm.
MbfabrtA
SO. 6-gaah benz Norben. 800 nahm.
SO. S-Rah benz Noroen ..7:40 BORN.
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9. a., II. & q. 6. & 8. 81. Seput.)
Gnfiinft -
SO. 2-gon Corpus gbriiti 5 ll6r nadnt.
@on Corpus gbrifti 81 morgeils
@bfabrt
SO. f-Ead Corpus gbriiti. 1890 BORN
Nah Corpus ghriiti. .9:35 nbeiios
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-26
glnslano.

Sn Der dineiiiden Sropiu3
S3eduon ioa cine Sunsersnot herr
idyen. giele @erionen iolen ffon
oerbuuaert iein, anoere boben iid aus
8er3tpei1ung oog 2eben eeHommen.
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s~lnaemebme sitnatiun.

Sremoer: .@os treibt oenn ei-
gentlid iebt Der 9aufmmn 8reuer2@
ginheimiider: Or pertritt &a-
tentiobIen uno leet fid on6 nebentci
OFF GtohelOrnht.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-26
Inter gadfiIdlen.

Olga: sd iage Dir, meine Sante
lift monhmoI gottponl@
8auIa: o@ebraufe bod oieien
ausorud nidt fir cine alte 6rau,
gottboa lit bod MIR Elm 2%eutnantl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-26
CROWN BOTTIING COMPANY,
gbep. Mfaer, Wefdafisfabrer.

Ebep. wiiiIer, Weihaftsflbrer.
III Sones abeHne, gegeniiber Der Zone
Gfm 4rauerei. Sdn Gutonio. Segas.
Sw Sobrifanten bon alien Nrten Cos
onfpniier. NinernItpofier unb norsiigIid
benz fpoIbefaHnten 2itbia 9eIber.
@eibe Telephone. 5reie Mblieferuns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-26

Or. !. u. Eiper, SIteopatb, 10S
GoIeoao Sir, oben. Office Gel. Or.
4s6. @obnimasteI. Or. 1437. (Mna)
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1915-01-16
9th Precinct
Voters Must
Re-Register
Changes in Precinct Boundaries vii
Effect Large Number-CIerk to
Visit Haiku and Kaupakalua Next
Week-Register Closes Feb. "a.

Every voter in the newly created
Sth Precinct must be registered again
or he cannot vote at the primary cleo
ton in March.
This is the Interpretation of the
law by County Clerk Kaae. 1t means
that every man entitled to vote, and
who lives between the Halehaku
and Maliko gulches, and makai of the
Peahi Makawao road, must have his
registration changed by the county
clerk between now and February "a,
on which date the register is closed,
or he will be declared disqualified.
Clerk Kaae will visit the 8th pre-
cinct next week for the purpose of
making registrations. He will be at
the Haiku cannery on next Friday,
January %, and on Saturday the23rd,
at the Kaupakalua school house or
the winery. Those who do not take
advantage of these visits, will be OBJ
liged 10 come to Wailuku in order to
be registered.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1915-01-16
Many Claim
Money Held
By Auditor
W. R. Patterson Paid a Lot of Debts
With Same Money and Leaves a
Fine Kettle Of Fish Behind-Will
Go to Supreme Court For Settlement

A fight for $3.50 held by the county
auditor on account of road work per-
formed by w. R. Patterson, has been
the chief feature of interest in local
court circles this week. The case be-
fore Judge Edings was a mandamus
proceedings instituted by the Hama
kuapoko Store to COMPEL the auditor
to pay $500 of the amount on an order
given by Patterson. Patterson, it
seems, also made an assignment of
the same claim to the First National
Bank of Waikiki, for $3.50 for the
benefit of laborers employed by him
on the job; while the lao Stables has
q garnishment against the sum, the
Maui Dry Goods & Grocery Company
a claim of $50 and the Kahului Rail
road one of 5000.
The matter is very much involved
one, and will in all probability be
fought through the supreme court be-
fore it is settled. E. r. Bevins is rep
refenting the Hamakuapoko Store in
Se mandamus action, while d. II.
Case and Enos Vincent are represent
ing the auditor. Judge Edings has re-
served his decision.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1915-01-16
Busy Week in
Local HarbOr

The schooner Defiance with>a cargo
of nitrates from Chilli. arrived Friday
evening of last week at Kahului, after
a 52-day passage. Captain Schelzke
is accompanied by his wife. The lit
tie vessel is being rapidly relieved of
her cargo and will get away in day
or two for Hilo. where she will take
on a cargo of ohla paving blocks for
San Francisco.
Arizona Takes Much Sugar.
Taking on 10000 bags of sugar
since her arrival at Kahului on Tues
day morning, the big freighter Ari-
conan got away last evening. Her
berth will be taken this morning by
the Lurline, which has been loading
sugar at Kaanapali since Thursday
morning. The Lurline will return to
Honolulu this evening.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1915-01-16
Ceremonies
Mark K. Of P. Installation

One of the best attended and most
enthusiastic meetings ever held by
Aloha Lodge No. 8, knights of Py-
thias, was that on Thursday evening,
when the recently elected officers
were installed. The impressive install
lation ceremonies were conducted by
District Deputy Supreme Chancellor
A. B. Angus, who came from Honolulu
for the purpose.
The new officers are: e. j. Walsh,
c. c.; Alfred Martinsen, V. c.; A. C.
Rattray, Prelate; j. Il. Fantom, M,
W.; Alfred Hansen, X. r. S.; d. L.
Meyer, NJ. F.; H. Streubeck, M. E.; H,
S. Perry, Master at Arms; Jas. C.
Foss, Jr., Inner Guard; w. A. Sparks,
Outer Guard.
Following the ceremonies was work
in the second degree, and later an
elaborate banquet, served on the lanai
of the lodge building.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1915-01-16
Puunene's
New Church
is Dedicated
Ceremonies Last Sunday Drew Large
CrOwd-Rt. Rev. Bishop Libert
Took Prominent art-SuCCessfuI
Fair Concludes Big Day.

The dedication of the new Puunene
Catholic church last Sunday, was one
of the big events of that community
The occasion was especially marked
by the presence and participation of
the Rt. Rev Bishop Libert, who came
from Honolulu for the purpose. Prac-
tically the entire Catholic clergy of
Maui was present, and the pretty lit
tie edifice was able to accommodate
but small fraction of the tremend-
GUS crowd that gathered from far and
near.
The dedicatory services took place
in the morning, and were of particu-
larly impressive character. Later a
fair was opened, which continued
throughout the day, and which netted
the church several hundred dollars
For the benefit of the members and
friends, the plantation had trains run
ming from all points throughout the
day. The Paia band furnished some
good music during the course of the
festivities.
The Rev. Father Ambrose, rector of
the Puunene parish, who had worked
hard for the welfare of his flock, is
especially gratified at the results tt-
tanned
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1915-01-16
Patterson
Homestead
Brings $4,000
Prof. krauSS Purchaser of Valuable
PrOperty-To Be Devoted to PraC-
ticaI Demonstration Farming-B Big
Asset For Kuiaha Community.

The w. r. Patterson homestead at
Kuiaha has been purchased by Prof.
f. G. Krauss, now of the College of
Hawaii, but who will be connected
with the federal experiment station
after the first of February Mr..
Krauss has already taken possession
of the property, which he expects to
devote exclusively TO practical dem
onstration work for the benefit of the
homesteaders in the district. The
price paid was $4,000.
good deal Of interest centers in
the transfer of this property. 1t marks
the first failure among the home
steaders of the Haiku district, while
at the same time the price of $4,000
paid, or about 800 per acre, indicates
high faith on the part of Prof Krauss
in the future of the community. The
purchase is made by Mr. Krauss per-
sonally, and not on behalf OF the gov
ernment Mr.. Krauss is already a
homesteader in the same tract.
Mr.. Patterson, who left Maui sew
eral months ago, was one of the first
settlers in the Kuiaha section, and
was entitled to patent on his land
at the time he left. The lot is one
of the best in the section, and has
been practically all cleared, and has
some Is or 20 acres bearing pine
apples. 1t was these pineapples that
were most largely responsible for
Patterson's failure, the low price of
the fruit last year, together with i'm
passable roads, causing him very
heavy loss which will scarcely more
than be met by the purchase price
of the land.
Prof. Krauss, in his new capacity,
will devote his time exclusively to
demonstration work along diversified
lines for the benefit of the farmers
of the territory.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1915-01-16
New Appeal
For Aid For
War Victims
Mrs. Frank Baldwin Has Again
Opened Subscription Lists For Maui
Donations Clothing Badly Needed
as Well as Money.

A new appeal for funds has been
made by the War Relief committee,
of Honolulu, on behalf of the starv-
ing Belgians, and Mrs. Frank Bald
win has again taken up the Maui end
of the work. She will be assisted as
before by c. d. Lufkin, H. b. Pen
hallow, and d. c. Lindsay, who will
receive funds for the cause. Mr..
Lindsay will also act as custodian of
any old clothing which may be do
mated, and will receive same at the
bank in Kahului and pack it for ship
ment.
Mrs. Baldwin states that Maui did
well in the campaign before the holi-
days, having contributed a total of
S2025, of which $271 was received
from the settlement on Molokai. Her
advices state, however, that the need
for aid is if anything more urgent
than before, and babies are dying of
starvation because their mothers are
themselves without food Mrs. Bald
win asks that no one hesitate giving
because he can afford but small
amount. No sum will be considered
small, and all is needed and will be
appreciated.