davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-15

mar, III Salonltl dngctp1lnen III.
9ln Der peItli6en Sront babcn Die
Sriten betrGftlid) an 0ritno geipon.
nen, ben iie aber ipieoer inter beiit.
idcm 9lrtinericfel,er perlorcn bn-
ben.
Ger Furiier Nad)mittnssberid)t.
8aris, IS. Oft. Ger onltli6e
0a6ntittassberidJt bat folgenben
@ortlaitt:
Sn Gaime bon glrtcis bot ipdb-
reib Der Nadlt uitf beioen Seiten ei1
beftiees gonlbaroement itottgefunoen
bel Coos linb I'M Norben bon Sou-
Dies. 9ebbafte Sample nit Sanb-
grntaten ereigncten iidl in ben @rl-
'bef or 6errt Sort bon So6e. Sdlipc-
re Irti1eriebneGle ereieneten fif) 10.
fpobl BEL 9ibons ipie ouh ;tpiiden
Ser Sisnc unb Der 9lisne, Terner in
Der 8cgenb non 8uliol;oinc lnb
Guennepieres, iotpic aif Dem 8la-
teau bon Noubron.
SSn Der Champagne tGil1pfte Die
Mrtiaereie oitlid) bon gluberpilIe.
Sn 9otbringen mndte infer slr-
tiaeriefeuer Dor 9etriceurt einem
Selicr bon Nrtiaerie, SSnfanterie unO
Waid)ineneeipebren Der Selltiden
elm gnoe. g9ir bci6niien nitH Die
@crfe bes sSeinoes bel 9teiIlon. Ssn
ben @ogeien fpiirbe NIT @rabenpaf-
FEM lebbaft IN ben Sorit1oten Don
Gbapelots lmo bel &1Sonpillers 10
fpie ai,f ben Soben Der 9ingc unb
am garrcnfopf gefdmpft. 9[m Sart-
mannspeiler-aopf fono cine beftise
&anonabe Itatt.
Der &onpf I'M ben Stiis bes Sii.
gels 9to. 20 enbetc hnmit. boR oic
0finen Inn iene Stellung berltm ge-
nomrnen Dnroell.
slGiiertea-S -Serlnite bel guafarta.
&onitontinopel, Is. Oft
l1eber 9onbon. sln1tlid) miro bier
folgenoes genelbct: 9ei glnafnrtu
baben mir Dem Seinoe i6pere Ser.
litite burd 9omben 5ugefiigt. Infer
Seuer bei6dbigte einen Iaiierten-
sleroplan, Der bel Su5lagoii 5u So
oen fiel nnb onr6 uniere slrtillerie
gGnalid 5erltort ipurbe. ltniere 8e-
ibiise aeritorten alta cine Wtai6i-
nengetpebr-Stelling bel 9lri gurnii.
Infer geobottilngs- 9eta6ement
brahte am Sienstog Dem Seinbe bel
Seboul 9ar ihpere 8erlltite aitf fei.
mem redten Sliigel BEL na9 einem
iiberrai6enben Nngriff nit Sano-
aronaten. Cine Ntine erplobierte
Dor benl Iinfen SIiisel ,ino aeritorte
einen betr66tliden SeiI Der feino-
li6en S6iitengrdben. l1niere slr-
tiIlerie purbe pergeblid o,ird feino-
li6e Sorpeboboote lrnb 9iiitenartile-
rie hcidoiien. 9tabc Sebbul @ar
ipurbenS orpeboboote, Die itttiern lit-
fen iyIiigef beidoiien, ge5ipungen,
Die MeeresitroBe 5li perlaiien.
Sentide glnsriffs i'm IOrawa'Sal.
Boris, 10. Oft. Die 9euti6en
greifen nit itarfen Sriippenmaiien
BEL Vdiiaroipisa an, bas bas Wfo-
raipa.Sal beberridt, tpie cine 9epe.
if)e aus gtiid) on ben Itatin meloet
Gie Serben leiiten tapfer @iberitanb
unb es miro periidert, oaB Die Ser
biinbeten nift peiter aIs bier Mei-
len on irseno einem Yiirfte Der
9onaufront iiiblib bonn 5liiiie por-
georungen iinb. Die 9ulgoren iino
i'm 5iniof- Cole feitgebolten morben,
mo elm aan,pf alf Der sun5en 2tnie
pogt.
0ie 9iirgerneiiter Der 9orfer nt
Der mo3eboniihen Srort iino 5ii
Sffi5ieren i'm ierbiiden Seere ge.
mad)t moroen lnb baben Mnipeiiling
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-15
Smlgarien i1lieEt SOnall-
icbiffabrt llttb fapert rai>
itibe 0ctrciDebDOte.

benz in eriter 9inie Der Sieg Der 9ll-
ltierten oil Der Ytarne 6lt peroonfen
mar, in Salonifi angcfpnmcn lit.
9ln Der peItli6en 5ront babcn Die
9riten betrGdtlidJ nn 0runo geipon-
nen, ben iie aber pieber inter beut.
idcm 9Irtiaericfelter uerlorcn bo-
ben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-15
Sunamidliffabrt seidlluiien.

0toiIanb, iiber 9onbon, 10.
Oft. 9lus 9ufareit miro Dem Cor.
ricre bella Sera eenleIoet, baB Die
Sdjiiiobrt auf Der Conan bon ben
8ulgarcn gei6loiien iporoen 1T. Sci
Com Yolantba boben Die gulgaren
iieben 9orfen imb brei Sdlepper ge.
fapert, Die bon RubIalto Die 0onau
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-15

Set SuH8H III Wall6ltH
iiuo $50 &nilen gefans
gen lDOrDtH.
Scleaiie's 3Iftritt in Der Sslcnf-
tnns bentider glGtter.
Seati6er SorpeSojGser angeblid i'm
Snno Derieuft.
Stalieus Gingreifen i'm galfan NIT
9tiifiidlt auf SentidlanS iduieris.
Sarfen idjGbigem ben Sseinb bel 4nn-
fnrta nnS Sebbnl gar.
Sruflamatipn bes 3aren npr Salfan-
GTpebitiun eriuartet.
&apitGn-9entnant Santerbad) bon Der
Gmben in SentidlauS.
Sentiher Ingriff anf ierbiidle Srnp-
pen i'm WtpraDa Sal.
Serbiens &riesserfldrnng an 8nl-
garien.
2unbun 10. Oft. Imtlif ipnrbe
bente ansefiinbigt, Saf Serbien an
gnlgaricn ben arieg erflGrt bat.
Die GrflGrnng erfolgte, neil gnl-
sariem Die forbidden !Seere On ben
Srunten ppn 3aitifen nnb Gabp-
pitidl ansesriffen bate.
Der @rmnb Sn Selenile's 9iIftritt.
Berlin, Srabtlps iiber Sappille,
ID. Oft. SIM Saseblutt luirb bente
beriidert, baf Sbeppbile Seleaiie,
Der ans Sem fransGiiihen &abinett
ais Wtiniiter bes glnsipdrtisen idlieb,
iidl Der Srnppenlanbung in Salpnifi
iuiSeriest hattie. Sas glatt fIgt fol-
genSes binsn:
ySa 9eleaiie benerfte, bak iifJ Die
Dffentlife Meinmng gegen i'm luen.
be, ersrifi er Die Sanonns bon Srnp.
pen in Salunifi ais %pripanb fir ici-
nen Gmftritt. glnf bieie Weiie mar
er in Der Gage, npu Dem pulitiihen
Sdlanplabe als Elm Wnnn an Der.
ihipinben, Der Serlegenbeiten Dur-
ansiub nno Die Yatiun iuarnte, nGb-
renS er in gSirflihfsit sniammeu NIT
Sem BrGiiScnten Euiuenre nnb Dem
9riegsminiiter Wiilleranb bieie Gage
seidaffen batte.
Die %piiiidc 3eitnns fiibrt ans:
rSeleaiie's ganse 2anfbabn bniierte
anf benz 6enanhe 8eoaufen. Gr trat
IN oas Earlnmeut NIT elmer Heoe
Elm, Die Gin Siinbnis SranfreifJs nit
Hnslnno befiirluurtete. Gr perf0r-
perte itets ben 8eSanfen zines &rie-
ges nit Seutid)lano. Seine Ginge.
bnng erbielt er ppn benz peritorbenen
a6nig Gbmarb, Der itets on Der Siu.
liernns Sentiflnnbs gearbeitet hattie.
SIN Sabre 1905 glanbte Glemeneean,
Saf 9eleaiie ans Der SeffentliGfeit
DcridlpnnSem iei, nm ME fuieSer sm.
riifsnfebrcn. glber er fam uieSer,
mnb luenn er iett bun ieineu friiberen
GenuiIen sans anfsesebeu iunroe, 10
fun,mt ibr Gutihlne fir fsramfreidl
su ipGt."
Sunamidjiffabrt seidDluiien.
NtoiIano, iiber 9onbon, 10.
Oft. Nus 9ufareit miro Dem Cor.
ricrc bella Sera eeneIoet, oaB Die
.Sdiffobrt orf Der Conan bon ben
8ulsorcn seidloiien poroen 1T. Sci
Com Yalantba boben Die gnlgaren
iieben 9orfen unb orei Sdlepper ge.
fapert, Die bon RubIait0 Die 0onan
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-15
@iiHepHiifer beitrnft.

gfopal Oaf. Wi4.. Is. Sft.
@egen Hfliidens elmer fIetnenMenge
Riiiie auf Der Sorm bon Sobn s.
MilIer, tpeitIid bon Gopol Sof,
ipiirben fiinf Getroiter au So @elb.
ftrofe ober 80 Tosen Soft nerurteiIt.
Sic goben ibre Romen nit S. Braid.
). S. @unid, George Benrfon,
Sront Rinfle ulb GborIes @unid
an.
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which would that the bottom of type would rest
right of the type in the line below with space between
the two.
In getting type set you have the choice of three main
methods Either you select hand composition linotype
monoype The manual method permits of the greatest
possible variety in the construction of the type composition
is the most flexible of setting display matter reading
matter
Reading matter however be set economically by
machine Most newspapers in the ordinary running type Of
the column linotype BY this method each line of
type solid piece of lead wide the width of the col
Naturally, then if typographical made the
entire line must be thrown away and 'cast in its
place By the monotype machine each individual letter
type which has been particularly cast for that purpose
This machine roll of paper similar to that used for auto
matte piano players Into this paper special machine
lar to ypewrter-has pricked of little holes These
holes each result in the individual manufacture of that par
cular type whether be letter punctuation mark figure
Virtually hen the monotype makes type to order in the
and thus automatically up the type
it is needed. @7s..st
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PASSENGERS EXPECTED

Per s. S. Matsonia, sailed from San
Francisco Dec. /, due here December
7.-G. L. Desha, G. d. Wright, T. X.
Evans, E. B. Hallberg. Mrs. e. B. Hall
berg, ]. A., McLennan, Mrs. J. A. Nc
Lehman, Mrs. Cameron, Miss H.
Burke, Miss D. Clearwater, M. B. Hen
shaw, w. Mulch, F. A. Cook, H. f.
Damon, /. H. Beadle, Mr.. Doty. G. A.
McDermott, Harry j. Aud, C. M. Lyon,
William E. Mills, Mr.. Hitchcock. Mrs.
Howard Hitchcock, Miss 2. ~ Hum
mel, Miss C. Cunha, Mrs. C. Cunha,
Miss Margaret Thrim, Mrs. Vida
Thfum, Miss Margaret Wentch, F. ].
Runyon, Mrs. F. ]. Runyon, Alex. Nor
rison, Mrs. Alex Morrison, Mrs. A. r.
Gurrey, Miss Mae Booton. Miss Ruth
CARRIER, Mrs. Thomas e. Shook, Mrs.
Hazel Grancis, Mrs. A. Richley. Miss
H. A. Merrihew, Mrs. David l.. Peter
son, Mrs. Clara Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Ber-
tina Naatz, Miss Elsie Allen, Miss b.
Buck, Mrs. Geo. L. Rogers. Miss Leila
Greaves, Miss e. e. Macaulay, Mrs.
". Hurd and children, v. Hurd, Henry
Harrington, John Ely, Mrs. John Ely,
p. 8. Barton. H. p. Butler. Mrs. II. p.
Butler, Andrew Clark, Mrs. Andrew
Clark, J. H. Drew, Mrs. j. A. Drew,
Miss Cora NJ. Johnson. Miss Anna
johnson, Mrs. p. L. Weaver, Mr.. Cam
eron, H. d. Sloggett, Miss Alice Hoogs,
Mrs. A. E. Quantrell, Mrs. F. Love.
Mrs. w. H. /. Turner, Mrs. Blake,
Mrs. James Finney. Mrs. Grace Yaeg-
er, Mrs. Palmerton White, Mrs. r.
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by AurHoRiTX.
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders viii be received by
the Board of Harbor Commissioners
until o'clock p. m, of Friday, Jan
nary Z. 1916. for furnishing and in
stalling Electrical Equipment on Job
No. H. C. SS-E and II. c. So NIX for
sugar handling machinery at Kuhio
Wharf, Hilo, Hawaii.
Plans, specifications and blank
forms Of proposal are ON file in the
office of the Board Of Harbor Com
missioners, Capitol building. Honolulu,
and with Mr.. w. r. Hobby. Hilo. Ha-
wall.
The Board Of Harbor Commission
ers reserves the right to reject any
or all tenders.
(Signed) A. C. WHEELER,
Acting Chairman, Board OF Harbor
Commissioners.
6337-10t
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SEALED TENDERS.

~
Sealed tenders will be received by
the Board Of Harbor Commissioners
until 2 O'Clock p. m, OF Monday, Jan
uary 3, 1916, for Sugar Handling Ma
chinery on job No. H. c. S8-M, for
Sugar Conveying System, Kuhio
Wharf, Hilo, Hawaii.
Plans. specifications and blank
forms of proposal are on file In the
office of the Board OF Harbor Com
missioners, Capitol building, Honolulu,
and with Mr.. w. r. Hobby. Hilo. Ha-
vail.
The Board of Harbor Commission.
ers reserves the right to reject any
or all tenders.
(Signed) A. C. WHEELER,
Acting Chairman, Board OF Harbor
Commissioners.
6337-10t
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per IL. str. Mauna Kea, for Hilo
December MRS. Phillips. T. H. Do
nohue and wife. Felix Mcdonald and
wife, DR.. and Mrs. Van Poole. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson. Lieut. Applin. VIM Rath
man, Capt Echels, Capt. N. Stayton,
S. Matsui and wife, Mrs. Fl. Full. X,
Koya; T. KaWahara, T. KurakaWa, D,
Koaraboyashf, Master Murmoto, r. Ku'
jiwara, e. K. zap, a. w. Bottomley,
Gen. Samuel johnson, T. r. McCr0s'
son and party Of six, Mrs. Lowell, Miss
Mcclure. H. Arita, B. X. Baird, T.
Abe, All Lang. &. Fujimoto and wife,
X. Koike and wife. D. Sakewa, |. Sa.
kewa.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on and
after December Is. 1915. the freight
rate on general merchandise on all
steamers of the Matscn Navigation
Company from San Francisco and Pu-
get Sound ports to island ports Of
call, and from island ports Of call to
San Francisco and Puget Sound, viii
be increased from the present basis
of $3.50 per ton to $500 per ton.
Any additional information relative
to classification of freights can be
obtained by application at the office
of our shipping department.
CASTLE & COOKE, LIMITED,
Agents, Matson Navigation Co.
6334-12t
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Robertson, Mrs. G. w. Zeigier, Miss M.
r. Hill. Mrs. A. H. Olmsted. Miss The0.
H 0Imsted, A. Fl. Olmsted. Albert Ho-
mer, Mrs. Albert Homer, Miss M. R.
Wallace, Mrs. &. G.. Greenwell, Miss
j.. McStocker, Miss Dorothy Guild.
Mrs. N. L. McStocker, Miss Eva Hind.
Master James Hind, James Hind, Mrs.
James Hind, DR.. ]. A. Morgan, Mrs.
j. A. Morgan and infant, Mr.. Stall,
Mrs. Stall, F. NJ. Swanzy, Mrs. r M.
Swanzy, Mrs. G. Hedeman, Miss Alice
Macfarlane, Mrs. H. R. Macfarlane,
e. P. Low, Mrs. e. p. Low, DR.. G. A.
Batten, Mrs. G. A. Batten, Mrs. j.
L. Moody, A. Gartley, B. F. Dilling
ham, Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;, Jack
Halves, Mrs. Jack Halves, Paul Carl
son, Herman w. Mersbach, Mrs. c..
w. Bates, Miss Bertha Bates, ]. NJ.
Ruth. Mrs. J. M. Ruth, Miss F. 2. Bish-
op, A. w. Collins, Mrs. A. w. Col.
Inns, Miss H. Van Wrinkle, Mrs. G.
Hayselden. Miss Alice Vile. Mrs. M.
AIDE, Miss n. F. Rawlins, Mrs. Den.
mis-, Miss Dennis, r. Wallace, Mrs. r.
Wallace, Miss Blanche Soper. Miss
Ruth Soper, H. F. Edsal, Mrs. II. F.
Edsal, Miss Boss, Miss King. Mrs.
Merely. B. o. Tilden, Julian Green
well, Mrs. NJ. B. Bairos and infant,
Joseph Kennedy, Mrs Joseph Ken
nedy. Miss Rose Webster, Miss Rannie
Webster, p. o. Laughner, Mrs. p. o.
Langhner, Geo. C. Kendall, Mrs. Geo.
C. Kendall, ]. A. McCandless, Mrs. J..
A. McCandless, C. Savage. G. N Les
ter, Mrs. e. w. Sutton, Mrs. Geo. A.
Plimpton, Mrs~S. w. Parker. William
knight, Mr.. Carroll. Mr.. Goldberg,
Miss F. e. Blake. Mrs. Alex e. Pat
ton, Miss Rose Herbert. w. McCallum,
C. v. Hodge. E. d. Tenney. Mrs. E. D.
Tenney. Walter varney. Chaplin A.
Day. Mrs. Chaplin A. Day. Mr.. Nc
Inerny, Ben Baldwin, E. Porter May,
Mrs. E. Porter May, Mrs III. p Bald
win, Mrs. Turner, E. F. Bishop, Mrs.
o. F. Bishop, Miss Eliz Berry. Miss
Martha Berry, Miss Jessie Wilson,
Mrs. H. G.. Plummer, Mrs. T. T. Strain
and child. J. NJ Richardson, Mrs. ].
NJ. Richardson, Mr.. Thompson,
Mrs. Thompson, j. j. Dever-
eaux, Allen Herbert, Malcolm Frank
lin, ]. R.. Myers, Mrs. ]. r. Myers,
Mrs. H. L. Morris, w. Simpson, w.
c. Parsons. w. H. /. Turner
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Per II. str. Mauna Kea from Hilo.
December Airs. o. K. Akau, Miss
E. Pea, J. X. Akau. L. W. Howard
and wife, L. 8. White, r. F. LANCE.
D. H. Bryne, L. A. Dolan. Mrs. L. Dun
can and three children. John Perry.
Bow Chong Chan, w. F. Sinclair, J..
c. Bartels. Mrs. H. H. Renton. C. A.
Woode. H. Lydecker, H. Yost. F. Han
non. Rev. H. s. Hong. o. L. Sorep-
son, Robert Hind, Miss NJ. Campbell.
Pang Kaw Wal, Chang Tung. s. w.
Nawahi. Malani, Chock Hoo. NJ s.
Harmon, R. H. Trent, VIM Thompson.
d. G. White, Y. Taska. DR. ohata. J.
Gabaler, r. M, Allen, w. Aiken.
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OUTWARD
For Waianae. Waialua. Kahnkn nnl
way stations 9:1s =. M. $40 ,. N
For Pearl City. Eva NH and VA
stations-f7:30 q. M, so:15 q n.
s11:30 q. "a. s2:15 p. M, s3.10 .. N.
SIS p. N. 1890 p. M, f1I;16 p. n.
For Wahiawa and Leilehua-s10;1 -
q. m. fz:4o .. M 500 p. M s11:oe
p. m
INWARD
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku. Wat
alua and Waianae $3.50 Z. m. SIN
p. N.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva MN and
Pearl City-f7:45 .. M, se.3e q N.
s11:0z q. M, s1:40 p. M. sl.26 p. M
's:31 p. M, 1880 p. %.
Arrive Honolulu from WahiaWs and
Leilehua-s9:15 9. M, f1:65 ?. N,
1891 D. m. s7:10 p. n.
The fialeiwa Limited, q tWo-hour
train (onIy ffst-class tickets honored)
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at e:sS
a. m. for Haleiwa hotel; returning ar.
rives in Honolulu at 1910 p. N The
Limited stops only ct Pearl City and
Waianae.
.Daily. Except Sunday. tsunday only.
g. P. DENlsoN, =. 9. SMITH,
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NAILS

Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San Francisco Matsonia. Dec. z.
Yokohama-Fenyo Maru. Dec. 20.
Australia, Makura, Dec. 10
VancOuver-Ma kura. Dec. 20.
Mail win depart for the following
points as follows.
San Francisco-Grea Northern, IL to-
night.
Chiyo Maru. Dec. "a.
Australia Sierra. Dec Is.
Vancouver-MaKura, Dec. 10.
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PURPOSES OF THE coURsE-(1) To increase +,

PURPOSES OF THE CoURSE-(1) To increase returns
for the retailer who adveises () TO show the
advertising retailer how he lower his prices yet increase
his profits 3 TO suggest to the obber and manufacturer
az TO prepare the person with latent advertising ability for
place in this profession"
This course when delivered personally to class of stu
dents costs $15 is equivalent correspondence
which $685. The entire so lessons will be given exclus
lively with this newspaper free of charge
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TRANSPORT SERVICE

Logan, at coast.
Thomas. at Manila.
Sherman. now at COAST
Sheridan. sails today for San Fran
cisco.
Dix. due from Seattle tomorrow morn
ing.
Warren. In the Philippines.
Buford. at Cristobai.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-06

The steamer Alfred p Wright Of
Cleveland, carrying cargo OF wheat,
was destroyed by fire of unknown orr
gin near Calumet, Micn. The crew
escaped.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-06

Office of the Constructing Quarter
master. Honolulu, T. H. Sealed pro
posals will be received here until IL
q. m, January 4, 1916, and then open
ed, for furnishing labor and materials
in the construction of Is frame build
ings at Fort De Russy, T. HI. Plans
and specifications on application.
6338-Dec 6. 7.8. 9. Jan. 2. g.
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When child dies in Greenland the
natives bury living dog with it.
the idea being that the dog should
be used by the child as guide to the
other world.
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All section hands employed by the
Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad be-
tween ConnellsviIle and Dickerson
Run, Pa, numbering about 400. struck
lately.
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RESOLUTIONS NO. ssf.

Be It resolved by the Board of SUI
pervisors of the City and County OF
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that
the sum Of Twenty-fouf Hundred Dol
lars t$2400.00) be and the same Is
hereby appropriated out of all moneys
in the General Fund OF the Treasury
for an account known as City and
County Equipment fire Hose).
Presented by
CHAS. N. ARNOLD.
Supervisor.
unnnIuln nacamhar Q 1Q1R
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A recent estimate shows that the
Federated and Malay states have a.
population Of 1,117O00. The chief In
dustrial enterprises are the cnItiva-
ton Of rubber and the mining Of tin.
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LEeAL NOTICES.

IN THE CIRcUfF COURT OF THE
First Judicial Circuit. Territory Of
Hawaii
In the matter yf the estate Of Bar
nard Lehman. deceased.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-03
Committees
Continued from page one,

OF Justice Hughes was the outstand.
ing factor in the situation.
Senator Borall went further-mucl,
.further-predicting Justice Hughes,
OF the Supreme Court, will he nomi.
mated by the next Republican con.
yention, unless lie issues a prohibit.
ton stronger than anything he has
yet said, and definitely serves notice
on the party that he will reject the
nomination even II the convention
formally selects him."
The opening Of congress and the
meeting of the two national commit.
tees will bring to Washington such
crowds Of politicians from every state
in the Union us haven't gathered
since the national conventions OF
1912. That ahotit every politician OF
any Importance in West Virginia in
both parties, and a gooily number Of
Importance only in their own estima-
ton, will be on hand goes without
the labor OF making the prediction.
1t is not nearly SO far from West
Virginia to Washington as 1t is to
T%ipperary.
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a special fund to aid In the instaIla-
ton and ornamentation Of splendid
luniiuos arc lights along the thorough
fare.
According to the Great White
Way plans o splendid white electric
light win be placed on an iron pole
Seycrys65l feet In Mainistreet. ThelnewI
iron poles will also carry the trolley
wires and the present unsightlyl
wooden poles will beSremoved. The
contributions Of 30 cents per front
foot by the property owners and ten.
inants Will all be used In to defrayi
the extra original, costtofSthel beautiful
iornanentalSl lights whlchkwtlls be plac.
ed alopglthe street. TheSordinary}cost
OF installation will be born BY the
company furnishing the light aud the
city wtlltpay for the current and care
.ofSthe lights. The proposed .Great
White Way in Fairtnont IS modelled
after the lsatisfactoryslighting system
at Charleston.
The Marion County Court will pay
the so cent assessment for the long
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g1 NNfftAS tM05Gh9B
motto trance by the young woman he
invited TO the hall.
Mr. Toothman, Nj. Worthington and
Ne. Dean were compelled to deliver
addresses at the same time and in
competition.
Clyde Al Hill, George ". Blichley
and Mr. Linn sang "Downsb by the Old
Mill Stream" This sentence was In.
tended asia punishment OF the singers
and ntolthe audience.
EFT. LaYifIattempted to eat 10 soda
crackers while 3J.sE. GrGuyerl drank
glass OF water with a teaspoon. He
failedYto accomplish the, feat.
Charles a.. Senkfer was compelled.
to give ap tactical demonstration of
how the dorm boys" darn their socks.
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Be not discouraged or out Of humor
because practice falls short Of pre-.
.cept in some particulars. II you hap.
pen to be beaten, come on again, and
be glad II most OF your acts are worthy
Of human nature. Love that to which
you return, and do not go like a school.
boy to his master. with an i'll will
Marcus Aurelius.
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court house and Jail frontage, accord.
Ing TO statements made BIZ county oli.
cials today. Prominent business men
along Main street who have already
signed the contract include sam II.
Nnzuni, Home Savings Bank. w. r.
Nuznnl, y. +. Lambert for the Carr
building; 9! H. conley, agent for the.
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Hall block: j. NJ. Brownfield. for tho
Hub; satterfeid BARBER shop. Arcade
restaurant n. H. Hutchinson. for the
Hartley building; j. ~. Hartley. for
tho Hartley. clothing store; Walton
Miller. for the committee controlling
the First National Bank property, and
the Fairmont Trust Company.
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Light Company. ASproposal that the
city purchase local street railways
was rejected I'M Detroit after a. bitter
fight.
The: election Of membesrrs Of the vir.
ginia general assembly will send
heavy majority to the senate and
house pledged to the enactment of.
prohibition Legislation, when state
goes dry BY constitutional amendment
November 4, 1916.
The Democrats apparently elected a
governor lii Maryland and the entire
state ticket besides q majority of the
state legislature.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.--Al.
though the constitutional amendment,
which would have granted women of
Pennsylvania the right to vote, was
defeated at yesterdays election the
vote againsttt was not nearly so large,
40 was indicated by last nights later
returns. Indications early today were
that the plurality against the amend.
ment would be reduced to between
$4,000, and 10000.
a number OF counties outside of
Philadelphia returned majorities for
the amendment, while late returns
from others were materially reduced.
IN Philadelphia, where II was first es.