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The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
STUDY
MADE EASY BY
BERLITZ METHOD

The Berlitz School OF Languages,
40. 4o6 David Whitney building, is
one of 300 branches Of tho school
rhruout America. the headquarters
being in New York city
The Berlitz method differs from
all other so-called conversational
methods. IL is claimed. because II
follows logical development It
proceeds from the beginning by OBJ
jet lessons. questions and answers,
by the direct connection OF percep-
ton with the foreign tongue. and
by the association OF ideas, 80 that
fhe pupil playing an active part, as
we'll as tho teacher, proceeds by de-
grees from the known 10 the un-
known. and from the concrete 10
The abstract Reading and writing
are included in each lesson, but
only after a thoro drill In converse
ton. which 'educates the ear to the
harmony Of the language before edu-
eating the eye.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
Marriage Licenses

Felix Malszke. % wIady slawa
knlirouska 81
August J. Blum g Detroit Emma
G Haharth. 90. Ncw Baltimore
Frank Wroblewsld. o. Detroit.
Mary Kot. %, HtGhlaud Park
=, Charles Arnstoiner 90 Amelia
Herbert sutherland 81, Mary Ann
RSnnie,
charles r4osnorn. Mary Up
the grove. -
Horor. q buckley 81 Pear, =.
Aii65ert p.eewes 81 palo Nyrcnd.
John pozoRv Mary V Kovacs.
Ga..pps Arusnar* .: An,onina
cksri.s a. corpins. % Ruth E.
Ge63ras Tt Monaghan. q Johanna
Nance IS
William shorkofaky IL lillian
Charles 4 osborne %. Ralumo-o
Nd clara nopsor o. Detroit
:, Arthur " seEuin. 81. sylvia NJ
William F. rnnlee ai Mary Ruan
icbn Kawokik. os Eva vojriech-
owska 90
Fronk l. Brookrenk. as IVA C.. I'll
Harry Watson 90 Nauda Wilson.
Anthem, q. Grabowski. Is potrot,
Gertrude Wiutel % Wa'uc
Fred NDSko g. Detroit. Emma
DINING a. Romeo
william 7. smith o. Detroit N,l-
lie o'Malley g Montreal
Joseph . TarardIs pc Elizabeth
Earl rleume 81 rMuan Gasoon.
william Usuvold Detroit Gus
GERALD O.. ~ullogo sS Grethel
sirsri smith. % wubemlna Roh-
Fdvard c-ovrord rs Nora cham,
her- -
Louis rcuo. - Emma Zach. -
riet'a , rvel,e'-u- 2t
Michael Souov Sky %. Katie rEyh
Arthur Mmlara % E,,ue cook IS
Rlsnk. 81, Greenturg, pa
charles Nashs 81. Lillian EssIor
Cloyd y yearlcl.. ~ pcrou rva
NJ Moon rs Marion .
John zenrtk, Hlizabeth rr-ft
. David Nauscau 20 rruF.o quo
/ los 10
John Kubik 20 Julia N0kfat 10
Charles knrN ~. raulIu'
| Thip1o IS
George ~ Kuhn 90 Fostoria q
| Elma r. Martin ~ Rising sun q.
! Henry Gross. "a Minnie Rehuke o.
Leo Murphy. % Louise Kraft IS
George Kshapoi ~. Fcncsak Mari
20
| PrtntinE-the plain neat kind--thSt
| o. riRht--Ttmes lob D~pt.---WaIn t52Q
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
UNION DRY MEN
ISSUE CHALLENGE

The Trade Union Dry league. OF
Detroit, an organization OF trade
union men who favor passage Of the
proposed statewide prohibition
amendment has issued a challenge
for a debate to Claude O. TAYLOR.
president OF the Michigan Fedora
tion OF Labor who is opposed to the
amendment The dry league has
named as members Of It's commit
tee for the staging OF the debate.
the following F K. Harris, Frank
X Martel and c. n Black Richard
Jones, a member Of the Commercial
Telegraphers' union. hss been Sc
iected 10 tell why organized labor
should. support the prohibition cause.
No reply has been received as yet
from President Taylor
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
No. t2-mY FIRST TIE oANsANT

No. t2-mY FIRST TIE OANsANT.
Youth cares for the jewel; not
the setting II IS the tragedy Of
age that the setting overshadows
the jewel
Thus. weary ~ waiting for the
Joy that should have been in my
young life. reached out my hand
and olutch.d 40 70 myself On a
fine spring day my mother had
sem me 20 DO some uuimpor,ant
shopping for hor IN nearby store
As walked Young man had
swung into step beside me and had
spoken
For q moment We stared at each
other What saw was pleasant 70
mo \ slender we'll built youth OF
perhaps Do or %. a clean, n not
very intelligent young face. and a
certain way NJ dressing which !
thought smart" Perhaps what my
companion saw was summed UP in
his own remark
Ny roodncs ' h. said What
eyes Some lamps what"
HIS slang Vds little unfamiliar
10 me. hut knew what he meant
| hlushod. much too delighted with
my first compliment 10 be- fas'dious
with It's wording Apparently, too
this worry new friend ~ mine was
in his own fashion. man ~ the
world He lost no time IN detours
You're not going 90 walk forever
are YOU" he asked me.
NO, answered as simply as
had before. ~ came ont 70 do some
shopping FOR my mother and must
20 back presently
Don't you want some tea" he
suggested
l hesltated questioning him with
my glance.
There's a good place down here
Just few blocks he continued
They call Il tea. bu, YOU can have
anything you want Don't you want
10 go there an1 dance
I'D like 10 20 with you, said
but don't know how 10 dance"
My young mans eyes vtdened at
that.
Gee" he said and laughed, Il
thought everybody knew how "a
dance"
And then. as he realized he had
made me- uncomfortable.
But you would learn quickly
enough, he added You've got tho
shape of dancer
! dimrled again
Well, will you co. my com
panion asked Come on My name
IL Fred Ellersley
Ny names Diana, told him.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
Whit Man URGES
TARIFF NEED
Declares Wall Is Necessary TO
Protect u. 5.
Industries

LANSING. Mich, oct. i4.-Ap-
pcaling for protective tariff as
necessary TO save the industries OF
the United States from rIinous for
cign competition at the close OF the
European war, Gov. Charles Whit
man, ~ New York. addressed an
audience Of 1900 in the Masonic
temple here last night.
The protection war gives will
instantly disappear when the war
ends" said Gov. Whitman 1T will
be fatal al such a time TO elect
any but a president pledged 10 pro
lection and a congress ready 10
pass a tariff suited 20 the needs and
peril 81 competition from foreign
manufactures, hungry for our great
markets"
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
"nryoNralk, in chlrches

Dry compaignrrs who viii sneak
in Wayne county sunday are.
Morning. ) Is smith. scott Metho
dist church Floyd + Weeks Hclen
ave Baptist; l. e Lewis, Hudson
ave Baptist. Walter ! Hoshal
North Woodward Methodist. and
Simpson Tabernacle Me- hodist and
Talbot T Smith Cameron Church
of Christ. evening. s. X smith
Greenavn Baptist Ha Try Edwards
PRESBYTERIAN and Mcthpiist, In Mon
roe Richard Jones, Plymouth
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
lawyers Clash over AIirony

Attorneys James II Pound an
John Burns engaged In u verbal bat
tie IN Judge Ho>mor's court Satur
day morning, when Pound sought TO
send 10 Jail Buns and h. client
William Roe. because OF Roe's non
payment OF alimony 20 Mrs Susan
Roe. on The alleged advice Of Burns
Roe had 10 pass over check for
$50 in court. the arrears % $50 a
week slimony assessment Burns
said ne hadn't known OF the simQny
order, and was not held in contempt.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
Many Passengers Are
Hurled Thru Car
Windows
ACCIDENT TIES
UP TRAFFIC
Broken Truck Causes
Trailer to Leave
Rails

Five persons were injured. one
probably fatally, when the rear
truck on IN" trailer II west-bound
jefferson ore car split AZ Helen and
Jeferson-aycs-- At O'Clock. Saturday
morning, throwing tho car from the
track and hurting several people
thru the windows
August : Zorn Of No "a Ly-
caste-ave. suffered a fractured skull
and internal injuries IN the city
hospital hope is entertained for his
recovery
Others Who were injured and who
were taken 20 The city hospital are
J 4. Robins. SO rs Alfred.st. IN.
'ernAl injuries, fractured left knee
and injuries go right leg
Regina T. Adams. so 232 Hill
gerave, right lcE radly injured
Edwin s Bachtol. salesman for
Beecher, Peck & Lewis. right lef in.
iured
Gordon Bold, 80. SIS Marlbor-
ouEh ave minor injuries
A number Of other people suffered
cuts and bruises from he flying
glass from broken windows and in
he stampede that followed the &c
cident Some OF tucae we're treated
bv pr q A Thomas, police surgeon.
and were able 10 proceed on their
way
Traffc on Doth the east and west
bound tracks was tied up for more
than an hour following the accident
md hundreds OF people on their
way downtown 10 work were delay
ID No reason for the sudden split
~ the truck could De Eiyer By tn
car crew Daniel Hayes. No 1871
Kercheval-ave was motorman OF the
car
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
ron sALE-vACANT Lors
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The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
POLICE SAVE A
PAL FROM MOB

Only the arrival OF a police pa
troll and several officers saved Pa
roiman Henry Horn from being
beaten by mob OF striking walters
cooks and sympsthizers at Hastings
and High-sts.. Friday night.
Horn had arrested Joseph Singer
man. 30 years old, No. 1871 Benton
St. for dlsorderly conduct and was
leading him 20 patrol box when
a mob rushed him in an effort 10
rescue Singerman Horn was thrown
70 the pavement when the patrol
arrived on the scene. The extra
police officers were able to dispense
tho crowd and arrest Singerman.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
Mar Robbed Of $50.

Peter Schmidt OF tho Randolph
hotel, was jostled by several men
AZ Grattotavc and Randolph. St,
Friday evening and robbed OF $3.50
and a gold watch = number OF
persons We're passing az the time.
Schmidt was unable 10 give a DO.
scription OF an OF he men
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
HELP whNTED-hALE


W An FL -- II - w 1 IA
WHEEL BRING REFER
.r,N-Cy- 10 ,r,,Ty,C Nr,Y,TTE
ENCE III / INES Or FlCE.
general offce help wishing posi-
zion. kindly call or write the Daisy
Is Miller Agency. SIC Chamber Of
Commerce
" NNTtb 90 hear from owner ~ good
and price Northwestern Business
Agency. Minneapolis MINI
M, W y. = I, I,;,.,,rvt
RriNd RETEREECE
I'D TlME@ oIFICE.
CIVIL SERyIGE. EXAM.NAL I, y
Wcdursdsy. Not 1eja ipriica-
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
HELr wANTED-FEMALE
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED

Owing to the constantly in
creasing number of calls, we
require additional operators.
Pay while learning. Advance
ment rapid. Permanent posi-
tons. Apply between hours of
Ga. m. and 9 p. m. Operators
School, Michigan State Tele-
phone Company, corner John
K and Madison.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
Double House

Close 10 Grand River. six rooms and
bath three bedrooms. separate
steam heat new and all modern
ONLY s. 200 half cash SEQ by APP
pcintu.s nt ruIN.
MALONE .'.rL REALTY co.
eos tfle Press BidE
Member Dct,ut ErJ' Estate BOARD
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14

WOMEN WANTED Full time. S1',
spare time Csc an hour. selling
guaranteed Wcsrproof Hosiery 20
wearer Experience unnecessary.
Enormous Christmas business.
Wear Proof NILS Yorktown. Pa
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
HOMER WARREN & co.

NORTH WOODWARD
slender $685.. ......l..... .11,oSo
LaaDphtuo. So tt.......s.-.-.---- GOO
owen. 5o q. ........ ........ $3.50
lHsnu ....... ........ . 200
Woodward cor TUXEDO. PEI
n 900
7-NUe-r1. mr.. Woodward. per
n .......... ......... bj
HuUe.Bva. M Woodward . t-5
Milc.rt ur \uftor. 20 ft 1875
NORTHWEST
Hardwood. mr. Schmitfdfel 81 $40
p.uErer. near Fourteenth. .... 1918
Nartindale- blvd. So n ...... if50
Gladstone. mr. LluWood ...... 500
Gladstone and Holmur ~ - 1850
Tan1es-RVe 2 lots each ...... f0n
Dunedin. 40 IT,. ..... 200
Euclid. cor fnh. o. IT,. 5000
Grand River. near NcGraw.
per n ........... ....... ft5
EAST SIDE
3-Nile Drive 65N15o 81 900
CouII1 cor rFarlevutN 81 H. 300
Dickinson. Ist block north ... 100
Coplin. 80 n ..... ........... es5
LaiSeview. End block north. $50
pedfrrd-rd. cor Waterloo = 500
Rsrchevsl near Copliu. rer
q. s........-... ........ 70
kshland.rst block. 80 n $50
Copl'n. ncur Eerchsval $3.50. 1880
12f1 CHAMBER or COMNTERC
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
NEW YoRK RuTrrR AND Eggs

NEW YORK oct "A -Rutter.
Quiet receipts. 1854. creamery ex-
ira. 2ls. q SIC. state dairy tubs. 90
.3t1t~. Imitation creamery hr-ts 20 "
q 3i,. DO special. 35 \, Il 3Sc ERgq
Weak receipts. 1909. nearby white
fancy ib1 $50 nearby mixed fancy,
3tn SOC fresh nrvts 33n4oc
PrintinE-the plain neat kiud-thst
10 riEht-Ttmes Job Dept.--Main 1920
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
EYSTER. The Farm Man
500 Majestic Bldg

q ACRES. ~ miles from Wits ''
improved good building 1r.
fenced stock. crops and trnls y Gee
sired. Tf you want n nice farm
home, see this
RtNGON REAL ESTATE 90.
'of WHITNEY Rf.pG. MAIN aiT3.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
Falkenhayn { h e C k e d
and Repulsed, Is
London Report
GREECE STILL
ON THE FENCE
Constantine Holds to
Program of
Delay

PARlS-Cet, 1.-The Ger
mans succeeded in reoeeupyIno
part Of Ablaireourt village In
violent attack, preceded by
screen fire. south OF the somme-
last night, and also trenches
northwest a. the town. Il was
officially announced today. Tho
French immediately eounter-at
tackled and drove the Teutons
from the positions
LONDON. oct. 14-The Aus
TRANS have lost $4,000 men an
the last two days OF fighting ON
the Csrso plateau, said a wiir-
less dispatch from Rome todscy.
The battle continues with undi-
mInished violence.
LONDON. oct q The Ruran.
ians have halted am attempted Nus
troGc~man invasion south ~ 'hc
Rcd Tower pass and have dl-vcu
tho Teuton- back consideGab
distance from 'hs border
Bucharest TODAY reported that
Gen Falkruhayr advance has been
checked every whore along HI
southern Trarsytau an frontier CA
the eastern frontier, the GERMANS
have been -to1u a ON the Ruma MAN
northern wing and thrown bas Is at
some pDinf- ns strong count er-a At
rscke El-rWH,f' 'h' RuuuLii rc
sistancc i- fyUuF
The battle IA ho.h Allied wings
IN the Balkan. Hrr gam 5eGpminE
more yloIeu u. British are a'
the oufskirtz -L.-n-l!i--..f sl.-FA+
already undo 0omtstdmont and
have cleared tho surrounding cOuu
Try Of rho enemy ON The lo', wing
rho RlEar- l-v, been eogr ter.at
tacklng desperately. but have been
unable 90 bend back the Serbian
llue
Kirg Constantine. dospia, the
grown 1t ~. V,0izclos NOV oment
iu Greece continues 90 delay PLAYS
Tor Gr",C.s entry into ia war
TIE king told diplomat, 7os6rding
20 The Athens correspondent OF the
Daily chronicle. that %" was con
WINGED 'hn Germans would .0yerrun
Rumana Within /. DAYS and that he
feared Greece would meet Ike
Tate 81 -ho Joined 'to Allies
RERLuN. Oo' a. VIA wireless
70 Savyue J.. u Tverty fresh
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14

pr NrH ir rfs rarffv forces th's
taautIFui 'f..s.rs Farm .r f's rfr-
tst Gov o. .rfu,a.ofr sale .r.t ORC
milo f1 IS vrw t'7 miles o. bs-
fr..fs. oak '8ui county 10 l.r'a .r.
der fft.lf..u t.n.rf apple urr hard
about - u-rte 90 muck pasture
land. iarEs l1-rC0W house wI'h fli.
basement 7ovf0 barn and 'fvf'
poultry barn poultry houses
with this farm We w'u esH q
good tesm az horses On head -
cattle 4 hogs. $50 rHl~kere and az
Tho TOOLS FOR farming together
with about 80 tone Of '1N com
md POTATOES. also now fa1' sec''r IS
% rye $1,000 slls eE.rEf- A.
with 50 oon cssh M exchange
Scr NJ CottrrIi
EYSTER. The Farm Man
Eo- Na4eetT- WA
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14

LONDON. Oct 14-The Aus
TRANS have lost $4,000 men an
the last two days OF fighting on
the Carso plateau, said a witC-
less dispatch from Rome todscy
The battle continues with unJ
ninished violence.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14

PrtntinE-the plain neat kind--thst
a. right-Times lob D~pt.---NaIn 1870.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
TO RENT-ROOMs
HOTEL FRANKLIN

III
Cor Larned ana bateB-onty q block
from woodward and Jererson-aves-
and only half n block from the new
Tntorurbnn waiting room. Extra
fine rooms at 76c. VI and $40 per
day
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
ron sALE-RE~IDENC PROPERTY
5-ROOM HOUSE. S29S

Complete material for building a
fve-room cottage, ;2eS. Save four
profits Call 507 Ford bldg, or
phone Main $500.
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GROWERS / I ]
BENEFIT FROM
COAST STRIKES

The longshoremen's strike on the
coast has been a boon to at least ..rle
class Of producers In the territory,
the potato growers, according to A. J.
LongleY. superintendent Of the Ter
ritorlal Marketing Division. Longley
SAYS local growers sold most Of their
first potatoes at "a and 8 cents q
p0nnd this year because the market
was not crowded with the mainland
Not lorg ago i ssent outra cali for
the .spdd men to send their early
potatoes IN quickly, said Longley,
THAT they might. receive the best
prices before the Pacific cnast potas
toes arrived. Some we're rather slow
complying and would have lost money
had not the. longshorenien's strike
tied up the mainland potatoes for
several days. I, Z.
Longley says that the potato crop
/ not only brought better prices this
year than eust0Ihfy hut also was com.
parativeiy clean from blight and ear
Her than usual. The potato growers
are 3ubilant here over the price they
received The price has dropped now,
however, since the arrival OF the
fl1ainland potatoes. 10
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new TRAVELLING
INSPECTOR IS
APPOINTED

Capt. Thomas Heeney. local u. 8.
Inspector OF steam vessels, has re.
celyed notification OF the following
changes and transfers that have TAX.
en- place In the service.
Cecil Brown, who has been assist
ant Inspector OF hulls at San Fran
cisco, has been prompted and ap-
pointed TO the position Of travelling In
fpector for the Pacific coast, ineind-
Ing the ISLANDS Of Hawaii, with head.
quarters at San Francisco. This Is o
new office, having just been made
BY special act Of congress. He viii
be under direct orders Of the super
Rising inspector at Washington.
Robert Balm, who has been assistant
Inspector OF huIls at Seattle, has been
transferred to take the position va.
Gated BY Brown at San Francisco.
Joseph Meany. who was recently
promoted to the position OF inspector
of hnlIs and appointed to the Homo
lulu office, VIII arrive here July ~
on the Matson steamer Man0a.
Andrew p. Shiels, who has been In
epector OF boilers at San Juan, Porto
Rico. has been transferred 70 Seattle.
where he will be assistant Inspector
Of boilers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-05
SHIPPING AIERfRONTN NEWS
lARU IS
TNfDURDAYS
LATE :.

The T. X. K. steamer Nippon Maru,
Capt. II. NagaRO, from San Francisco
bound for Japan and China arrived
here today a. 1889 o. m. and doeked
at Pier 4. She brought four sacks Of
mail sahd will take mail when she
leaves this afternoon at 5 O'Clock. Mail
closes at $3.50 p. m ,-~> - = r
The Nippon Maru brought five pas
sengefs 20 Honolulu who viii stop
over here and take the Shinyo Maru
for Hengk0ng July IA. Through pas
sengers were As cabin, IA second and
107 steefase. She has on board 1892
tons OF freight for the Orient
+ Dr. E. B. Galbraith is the new sur
geon on the NiPpen MaFu succeeding
Dr.. r. NJ. Hiliyers who has gone TO
Washington. q - -
The passengers who will stop off
here are: Mr.. and Mrs Owen Will
Jams and daughter and DR.. and Mira
&c. ]. Schmidt.
Prominent passengers on the Nippon
Maru who are going to japan are:
Y. Matsuoka. secretary at the Japan
ese embassy III Washington, who Is re-
turning to Toxic for his health; s.
Nakanio, connected with the Toxic
Asahf. who has been to England for his
paper, and N. Fulfil, manager Of the
Lyons, France. branch of the Yoke.
hama Specie hank.
The Nippon Mard was scheduled to
arrive here last Saturday but due to
the strike III San francisco she was
uaable to leave the coAst until q week
ax0 today. y.
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v R0NGS I6NALS
CAUSED WRECK !
Of BEAR

The submarine signal OF the
steamer Bear, wrecked near Cape
Mendocino on June IA. gave wrong
results. No bottom was found with
careful sounding up to within O few
cable lengths OF the shore. :. r.
These two facts were brought out
by the testimony OF Capt. Louis No
pander at the inquiry being held by
inspectors Guthrie and Dolan yester-
day says the San Francisco Exam!
iner OF June %. They were cor
roborated by the Testimony of six
men directly engaged with the lead
or the submarine signal.
"This testimony, corroborated In
every detail by the men, II is under.
stood. VIII free Capt. Nopander from
Ell blame.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-05
WASH
HEALS SKIN

/, n. D. D., the greatest of skin RENE
dies, will remove those unsightly and
troublesome skin Affections that have
made your life burden. That intol.
cradle itching, burning and discorn-
fort will disappear under the magic
influence Of this remedy. 1t has cured
many cases pronounced incurable and
will cure you. II viii just take Q few
moments to step into the druggists
and ask him what his experience has
been in the way Of satisfied custom.
ers. His answer should convince you.
We want you to give 1t trial Come
in and ask about our guarantee, Of re
lief. Ask also about D. DID. Soap.
Benson, Smith & Co., druggists
Adv ~ = - q 49, g. e.. -
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NEUTRAL HOLLAND FINDS "
= WAR EXPENSES COSTLY

THE HAGUE, Netherlands, July
The war has so far cost Holland a
clear s140. 100000. Further, reckon.
ing the demands Of the intervening
period at $4,000 a month, the new
Minister Of Finance, Doctor Anton van
Gym, estimates that by august next
. sum Of $3.50, 00o, 900 will have been
spent on the nobilized land and sea
forces and in meeting the various
other extraordinary demands made on
the treasury. by the war crisis.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-05
VENTURA Is due
MONDAY With
MAIL
"HHl 49, 1873

According to adyices received today
at C, Brewer & Co, local agents for
the Oceanic Steamship Company, the
Ventura, which left. San Francisco
Tuesday, will arrive here Monday.
July 10. and dock at Pier 10 about 7:30.
She Is bringing for Honolulu SO pas.
sengers. large number of whom are
On D special tour 70 the islands. ice
bags Of mali; IS tons Of freight and Is
pieces Of express matter.
SHE WIN probably leave fer Sydney
between two and three In the after.
moo, taking mail for that port and
Pro Pain
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Per 81. s. 4. I Thomas from
Manila YESTERDAY: MS D - Musfhy.
II s. Atkins ana fAmilys A. 7. Brad.
ley. j. 2. Refnlady Jesse Qegfge.
Mfs. NJ James. 4. =. I,autzenhizer and
family, w. g. Mayne. Mrs. I. ". Phil.
brock. a. NJ. Small and family Mrs.
q: d. stroebe and Children. Mrs. -: 4.
Ranseh and child. Mrs A. Pickering.
Mrs. =. Bosch hn1 chiI1. o. II Behtt.
Ter. Mrs. ]. s. Floyd and child. E. J.
Halsema and family, J. ]. Meth. Mrs,
]. A. Manning and child. Q, "A, Nefi
and wife, Il. L. Porter. Mrs. II. H.
Shipman and child, w. H. White, Mrs,
q. 81. Wedekind, C. +. Beyer and fam.
iiy, :. w. Carr and family. II. q. Fry,
]. .. 11eifiHgtoli. y u Johnson and
family. Mrs. C. II McAdain. c. T.
Morris. a Reid ana family. ]. b
Steffec, q, G Wittwer.
Fi3m Naeasakl: MSS II Halliday
ana Mrs.. o. q. Wrentmere and family,
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FIssEaaERs So0HFD

Per T. K. X. steamer Nippon fer
Japan and China today: Mrs. M. M.
Cooke, r. L. Oglipie, r. Mayall, Miss
Hanna Woo. Miss Mary Woo, NJ. Fuito,
NJ Wagner. -. > 81 :
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With 400 tons of coal for the IN
terIsland the japanese steamer Man
Edasan Maru arrived here this morning
from Muroran When she has dis
charged this cargo she viii go to nj
trate ports, where she will take on a
cargo Tor New York and Boston.