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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-27
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Infer gasnt In SamiIton IN
Serr Gonarb Yrud, 449 SaS FINITE
Strahe. Bel Eel. 476 g., Spms
asbOne 1881 u.
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men aoblsnbGnbl.r u. 8snninabofsn
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S4pGserin, Grau GbdrIes GRAHAM,
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ben Coroner S.nrp arons BON benz
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ner Satin baben Jpn auasni6sinIi6 In
ben sob astrisbsn. Der Selbftm6rs
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ter unb orei G,ifrpiiitr.
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der tDdbrenb Der Node Dor Meibnahs
ten in bem bsnadbartem Spmmes
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in Der Metbobiit,n &irde burd cine
9aipliH grpIoiion erbebIife 8ranbs
punb.u trIiit. itarb eeitern Ulorgen
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glusii6t in gt5ug nuf bsn Ban Der
neuen Bride an Der Mopb Strabe,
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Bride iibsr 100 Sub Idnser, um cine
llsberi6pemmuna Der llmgseenb Der
Bride gu perbiitsn.
- Gertrude Gdrpeniiine bat Carl
8urpenitine auf S6eibung bsrtlaat,
neil sr lie Derna9ldifiste unb Sipans
ibren siansn unisrbalt au berbienen.
Das pour bsiraibste am 7. Sepiems
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an, Oub sr iie felt 1S Wonatsn Der.
uno miBbdnbelt,.
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oensri6isr pcn 2smen Eofpnfbip reTiat
nirt uno paul George purbs aniiaii
ieiner ernannf.
- Ter bieiissr Stabt S4osmei.
ter 6. 6. Sbafor bat bie 6ieitae Res
publican Rttps auf $4,000 Gna,
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n bem Gas unb Wdfieriperis Depars
smsHt als &lert ongeitslft. Gr mar
m 6srbft Runbibat ber GooiaIiIisn |
ir bic StaatsseiessebuHg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-27
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iagt, bdb Der Observation-Disclosures
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ben, ba mo ss an 9lrbeitsirGfttH fthIt,
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lfnloiisn fptrben. alle ShultH joQer
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lid.
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'baIten 1925 Janilisn IN Wisu
pom Stcat llnieritiibuns.
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litioncn oiif,uaeben utb ii6 biirter Der
@eidieI 5iiriidsusieben.
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tn Senrf 9 au6 ipiro
rebu5irt.
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9unoesrotb bot angeoronet, bdh bic
5nbl Der automobile in IeutiAIanb,
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mereen, nuf Die $dlfte reon3irt uer.
ben folI. Der 3psd biefsr Wlabr.gsl
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sueroen fcine 2iaenien aitspel.eIIt iuer.
ben. sllif bic @eidsiite ipirb bic erob.
te Riidiiht gencnuneH ipereen.
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bnf, iitb iebt itur nod 80, 900 pripat.
automobile in Geltidlanb befinben.
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iofftiprobufie srb6bt
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Fabrsn. pab bic btutf6sn aanbpirile
grobs Mtnstu bon aortpffsln fix bic
5iittsruna ibrsr G1fptine peripsnben,
ben pr.iB alitr aartoffslprobutt. Ct.
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gieb 5u psrhinbern.
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snb bisis aompagnis BAT aud bas
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Der 0lllanSiniem. 1a,npfer
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SnIedem 8niianS aaf Der

SnIedem 8nitnnb anf Der
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ipuroe. Die iamnrtIiden Qaiinaiere
lparen bier an 9oro senonuHen ipor.
Den.
Cine am Ibenb bon bem 9nnrpier
eingetroiiene Giinfenbepeide iagt.
bab feine @efabr porhanben iei nno
Die .WlongoIia" nit eiHer @eifapin.
0iefcit pcn ,ebn aHcten in Der Stin.
be inbre.
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nepei6e BON Der .Yloneolia" airfec.
iangen, in Der nm 9eiitnno gebeten
ipuroe. Ter SHUTTER, Der iif nirf eis.
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bdItnibnldbis tiiraer 3eit ben Ieden
0aupfer.
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mad)teewaItiam eiuem
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9onbon, 20. 3ebriiar. - @a6.
reno bnriiber berntben ipairoe, mas in,
benz Sale Der SHiffbauer on Der
Glpoe aeifehen iolie. no Die Com
panie ii6 meieere, bic arbeiter, BON
oenen iid) piele id)on om Streif beiin.
ben, cine 9obnerbobirng BON 4 Gents
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siegieriins elm ShreibeR an bic Com.
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su beitimmen. bon Dem oil bas neile
arrangement @iiItisfeit baben fol-.
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Iaritten wdre, lpiirSeH eueiItiisa ntI
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gamei. eatsttse gTome Gnintrel
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araiuaIle tn Jtalien
3pif4tn Griebtnsanbdns
germ unb ariegswHtbb
deu.

Gtmua, 26. Gebruar. am Breis
tag fnnben In 1entiipiglid araipolle
iiait, In b.nsn eine ptrIpn sei5bis:
ipurbe, .p1brenb pisle ptripunhet tpirs
ben, unb bic burd cine Dsmonitration
5u @unften Der 4ufre4hrbaItung Der
Peutralitdt StdIisns psrurioHi ipars
be. Cine 0egenbtmoHftration bon
asutea, bi. perIdnssn, bab StaIisn in
ben arits singrsifen iolls, iiibrts 5u
kftisen S&lGssreien. poIiasi unb
@tnbdrmsris iparsn balb sur Gtsas,
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be mar. Rube unb Srbnung fpitbsrs
berSuitelen, Ulebrers poIf5iifen unb
Elm Gensormsris Waior ipurbm psr.
fpunbtt.
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lamb uussewitfeM
aonb on, 2s. yebr. Die .Gpsnins
Raps ptr0ffentliht cine Dspei@t aus
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Dsuiialanb 500 gbinsIsn ausCeutjt.
lamb ausssipieisn iporbsn Ieisn. Gin.
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ben. I'M bisfe Gbinsisn su ptrbinbsrn.
bic bOudnbii@e GrsnJs au ixtl&rsi.
ten.
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BON bsutf6en Inter
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5ed bes Sdurpfers iptbss.
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Ra4ts fasena
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tudte St3ug nebmtItp, odb Dse Gn'
.tuts Mi9ts SJpdntrsi9. gneIanb
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Bsrlinsr 3eitunssn, mas bic nsuiros
len Md&ts inssn p,rbsn, iptnn bsuts
TAts eisenibum, bas unisy nslitraIsy
JIdeet bef0rbert ipirb. bon ben
Rrisssf4iffsn Der TsutfbLdnb be-
RdtiensH bsf8Insnabmi
riiros.
5tIsitr isbrtu bon Gus.
lamb surid.
Berlin. 26. Gtbr. MR aus Gu.
'smburs s.meibst fpiro, iebrsn bs!siy
DE Qrbtit.r maFsnipeilt BON GngIdnn
lus in ibre Geimatb 5uriId. trsiI In
England bic singsborsutu Qrbsiisr
Jun gic4ttsil Der BsIsi.r immsf ~.
rit 9sT6dftisung srbaIitn.
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geIsisr isbr.u bon ems.
lamb aurifd.

Berlin. 26. Dtbt. Mk aus Gu.
rsmburs s.meiost piro. tebrsn bs!siy
f&t 4rbtii.r maHsnipeilt BON GngIdnh
aus in ibre Ssimatb 5uriid. tpsil IN
Gnglanb bic eingsborsntn Qrbsiisr
gum gfaHtkii Der 9sIsi.r immsr ~.
srit 9sI6dftigung srbaIitH.
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Infer gaent In SamiIfon IN
Serr Gonarb Yrud, 449 SaS FINITE
Strahe. Bel Gel. 476 g., Spme
3bpne 1881 U.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-10
TELLS OF LINK
LINES SERVICE
TRAVELLING AGENT GIVES TABLE or
DATA COMPILED AS TO TIME
or TRAINS.

Travelling Passenger Agent A.. Il. lIolli-
day Of the San Antonio, Uvalde 4 Gulf
railroad, the Link Line who i in
Brownsville for Il few days, today gave an
interesting account of the time on trains
on this line during the past six months Of
operation. Mr.. Holiday said:
THE passenger and freight service to
and from San Antonio, Corpus Christi,
Brownsville and all points on the st. Louis.
Brownsville < Mexico railway. inaugurated
by our road has now been IN operation
considerably over a half year and analysis
OF it, reliability l. remarkable. Taking the
preceding 224 days. that H. from April
| to October III, there were 500 trains rim.
Ninety percent Of them were on time: only
2.3 per cent were over one hour late. and 6
per cent or 90 per cent of those late were
les than 30 minutes late arriving at their
terminals. OF the late trans, - per cent
were due 10 waiting for connecting trains
from connecting lines. The trains operated.
average . minutes, 20 seconds late per
train. However, very severe rain storms,
IN fact floods. were responsible for four
trans being delayed, a total of ID hours,
30 minate~-only four trains ont Of 500
or less than one-half Of one per cent in
over tx months delayed IN floods. De
Quoting these four trains and their DELAYS.
the balance average a delay of only 1 min
uteS, IL seconds per train run, or - min
- .. 4.- YtA-
ciude both passenger and freight service
and both from San Antonio to the coast
and Brownsville territory and from these
latter to San Antonio. we consider Il eyi-
dence Of the eNcellency of the passenger
and freight service. H. during this period
only five trains have missed connection
with the Gulf Coast Lines trains at Odcm.
or in other words, 30 per cent Of the trains
made connection"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-10
Hotel Arrivals.

Miller Ilotcl-Charlc~ MCGOWAN. Ilou~-
ton: j. ". Baird and wife. Harrington: Mrs.
G.. VI. Williams. Harrington: r.. Kingston,
Harrington: n. Barker. Harrington; ". Il
Schnell. Dallas: A. p. Holiday. San An
tonic; B. +. Johnson. Harrington: c. f.
Hammond. San Antonio: =. BieSiield. Gin
cinnati: III. W. Price. Alice.
San Carlos IIotel-T. b. Matte. Mission
J. VI. Walters. king~villc: Captain and
Mr.. y. T. Preston. United States army
q. Tcitcllcr. king~yillc: Lieutenant II. II,
Mills. United States army: II. Scott. IIous-
ton: Perry Clark. Mc.Allcn; Mr.. and Mr..
\. =. Mcneil. Mercedes.
Travellers iIotcl-P. Il. McCarty. 81.
Louis Frank b.. Ileuck. San Antonio: W.
Il. Many. king-ville: y. II. koontz. IIou--
on. X. l.. Barnes. San Antonio. q. n.
Smith, San Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-10
CITY NEWS

Wants Ferry 0pened-Mexican Consul
j. u. CARA today made application to
Deputy State Health Officer C.. X. Byars
for nm open ferry and International bridge
on the night that Nenu~tiano Carranza,
head of the de facto government in Mex
leo will be in Matamoros. The Mexican
city plans Il big fiesta on the day Of the
visit by the first chief" and in expectation
that many people from Brownsville will
visit the Mexican side for the occasion, the
request was made. DIR. Byar~ informed
Consul CARA that he would take the mat
ter up with State Health Officer Collins at
Austin. and III authorized will furnish
guards on the night requested. The date
of the arrival of the first chief Is still un-
certain. lie is now in the state Of Goa
hula.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-10

Marie Walcamp and Frank Newberg III the
three reel 10l Bison special
THE YELLOW STAR-An extraordinary
thrilling story Of the ~lumS and dens
Of San Franci~co'~ Chinatown.
FATE TAKES A HAND reel Reliance.
MUTUAL WEEKLY-Latu current events.
Tornorrow-America'~ most distinguished
actor. Nat Il. Goodwin, III the Xix act
Broadway special feature. "BusineSS l.
Business One Of the greatest pictures
ever produced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-10
Child Scalded To
Death Is Buried

The hve-year-old son 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
David II. SloS~. who was fatally scaldcd
Monday when \ tub N hot water over
turned On him. and who died yesterday
morning at , o'clock from the burns. was
buried from the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. David n. was playing IN the
yard when the accident occurred. The tub
was sitting on a box. and IN some way he
came overbalancrd when the child was
playing nearby. The child died III horrible
pains.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Slo-~ extend to their
friends their thanks for kindne~~e- offered
following the accident and death u little
David.
Ducks and geese on iCe-Sanfa Cruz
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-10

Narela. for the pats Tx months IN charge
of FL Democratic. the official Carranza
paper in AIatamoroS. has been relieved Of
hi duties ~ the head Of the paper. ac-
cording Ia advicc~ received from Rafael
Martinez. general manager OF the various
publications in Mexico known a. III Demo
crata. Complaint was made some time AGO
IN connection with certain articles appear
ing in I'll Democratic calculated to cause
anti American sentiment in MatamoruS.
and IL ~ said the removal ot Narcla j. the
result Of this complaint. Further com
plants have been made. more lately. that
the Matamoro~ publication printed articles
calculated TO arouse religious prejudice in
MatamoroS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-10
Japanese Celebrate at Washinuton.

Washington. Nov. To- Incidental q
the browning OF the new Emperor at
kioto today. the Japanese Embassy will
hold 4 brilliant reception this evening
ia honor Of the new ruler III Nippon.
Hundreds If official and resident friends
of the ambassador and NiScountcS>
.Chinda have been invited.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-10

b. +. Johnson of Harrington is a business
visitor IN the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. :. Mcneil Of Mercedes
are IN Brownsville today.
q. W. Price Of the state ranger force j.
a Brownsville visitor today.
\. Barker Of Harrington j. among today'S
business visitors in Brownsville.
Charles McGowan of Houston j. 4 bust
ness visitor in Brownsville today.
W. g.. Schnell Of Dallas was among YES
terday', arrivals IN the city. Mr.. Schnell
j. here on business.
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Baird. Mrs. III. &.
Williams and II. Kingston II Harlineen
were Brownsville visitors yesterday.
Perry Clark Ut McAlIen j. among the
visitors ia the city today. Mr.. Clark Il
contractor for land clearing on the Fresnos
tract.
Captain William Kelly Jr.. who has
been visiting the family Of his father in
Brownsville, has gone ID join hi wife and
daughter at Newhurgh, n. Y.
t. n. Hammond NJ San Antonio. prumin-
ent land developer and irrigation man III
lhdal-o county. i "A business visitor IN
Brownsville for a few DAYS.
Miss Anna Kelly IL expected home soon
from New York city, where She has been
spending the summer. Mis- Geraldine
Kelly. her sister. expects to spend the win
ter III New York city.
Lieutenant Dexter G.. Rum~cy of the
Sixth cavalry. stationed NJ the san Pedro
ranch. west III San Bcnitu. was 4 visitor
at Fort Brown this morning. havinNIiddcn
down from hi~ station.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-10

Dear Public: wc invite you.
To attend without fail.
A most interesting afternoon,
ia Parcel Post Sale
Christian Church Nov. Ill 10 81
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-10

Stock Certihcates-Wc have more than
300 different autographed designs To- select
from. Bishops Print Sh"p.-ll 10 81.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-10

At the Dreamland Pate Takes n
Hand " y two part -pccial NJ the Dream
land tonight. jim Brant. a crook. l. in
love with Broadway Maxine. whose in-
~atiahlc love M iincry holds Brant To Y lfr
of crime. Brani IL caught and sentenced
ia the peniteniiarv. On being released he
returns TN bis father promising to keep
straight. Maxine breaks down Brant'~
resolutions. Later. in q ~hoplifting ven
tire. Maxine IL trailed and captured. The
district attorney induces the Girl "a turn
hi gang. Brant determines to kill the dis
trict attorney. IT. stations himself III n
window oppu-itc hi enemy office. and
seeing the Silhouette Of 4 mans hat on the
shade. fires.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-10
AT The Movies Today

At the Diitmann -Four Grains ii
Rice" h a Chinese Tong story IN two parts
at the Dittmann tonight. The leader ~
THE sons ~ the Brazen JOS 80 of the
Tong. or Chinese social organizations. i,
murdered bN Alov Wong. cunning leader
vi The Four Grains of Rice. Y Tong ut
higher class and bitter enemies 81 the
~Non~. Sworn to vengeance. the "SonS''
await an opportunity a. get even. a
stunning party happens into Chinatown wv
this time and Ruth Grinncl. hancec at sid
ney Rance. insists upon exploring the in
terror M iioy Wong little store, the beau
tiful display NJ which has attracted her at-
%tention. The leader see. her and l. fa~-
rinatcd bv hcr beauty. lie IN blandly
agreeable. and quietly -lip- j ring vi pccu-
liar design into her bag.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-10

ing, ring Charley Simpson at Newman &
Williams garage. Telephone 262.-adv. If.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-10
About that plumbing that is to be done

Call Hayes & Sons. Scores Of satisfied
customers. Phone So 16,t TT.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-10
Investigate--San Carlos Meal Tickets.
7I26Itf

Commissioners in Session-The county
commissioners court ~ still Ill session. 80
far only routine business matters have
come before the court.
Fat duck and geese for Your Sunday
dinner-Cantina. Santa Cruz.-ll ) 2t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-10

Ducks and geese on ice-Santa Cruz.
ii ut.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-10

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
To EJra~er =. Garcia and Y-abel Longoria.
and 10 Rafael Barrias and Conception
Garcia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-10

Visited Levee The claims committee of
the city council Yesterday afternoon
visited the levee in West Brownsville. The
committee was accompanied hy City Engi-
neer y. W. Davis.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-11
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Further trial of the territory's in
junction suit against the Honolulu
Rapid Transit and Land Company will
be had in Circuit Judge Stuart's court
next Monday morning. beginning at 10
O'clock. IS y
Rolla K. Thomas and Lloyd r. Xii
lam met with the Japanese Boy
Scouts last evening and formed two
patrols. There were 10 boys In at
tendance, and they showed an i'm
proYement in the work of scouting.
Willie Moku, charged with assault
and battery, entered a plea of guilty
in Circuit Judge Ashford's court today
and was fined $40. Willie now is sery.
ing three months in Oahu prison on a
statutory charge preferred by federal
court officials.
Japanese young men of the newly
organized boys department of the jap
anese Y. M. C. A. held their second
meeting yesterday afternoon where
they were entertained by new features
and listened to a talk by Lloyd R..
Killam on citizenship.
The Filipino Good Citizenship Club
will meet this evening at the Filipino
Y. NJ. c. A. Paul Steel will address
the members on the industrial phases
of a big automobile plant In conjunc-
ton the film showing the assembling
of Ford car will be run.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-11
ARMED POSSE TAKES TRAIL
OFSPANISH MURDERER AT KAUI
Especial s.ar-Bulletin wirelessl

HILo T. H. Dec 11Franesco Molina also known as francisco Mol
police
trail Of the Spanish desperate
Spansrd Pedro who
a Naalehu. -.
which left
Molina
section *. . ..
tried
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-11
DEGREES EGARDlNG
SALE OF WEATHERWAx
NOT CHANGED TODAY

1t was reported in federal court tc-
day that the DEGREES handed down by
Judge C. F. Clemens regarding the
sale of the American schooner ]. M.
Weatherwax will remain unchanged
and in full force According to pres
emit arrangements, Marshall ]. j. SEnid.
dy will sell the vessel at auction at
noon on December Is, and suffi-
cient part Of the cargo to cover any
deficiencies. The marshal said today
that he expects representative OF
the cargo owners to be on hand for
the bidding.