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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

Mrs. Gurnrc Mum, socially promi-
""nt In Washington. ID. g.. aud well
known In MI snricty circles. liz winter
Ing ut Palm beach. Fla. Instead of
ear laps and miIscnS. hathin: costumes
arr the vogue mt this famous winter
resort of >"rict.. Hrs. Nunn was for
mcri. Miss MnuamHkcr of Philadelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
Olive Salad

An excellent preparation OF queen
olives with a special dressing. Makes a
good filler for sandwiches. or with cold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
Chicken Consume

In jars made in our own kitchen fresh
daily; just what you want for the sick
room. Put up in glass jars. carefully seal
ed, 10c each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
5.345.969 Of
iTED STATEMENT
FOR ALL. TWELVE HAMS

Resources OF the Federal reserve
banks increased nearly s4.oo".coo dur
ing the pas, week. y statement oil
the banks condition january II, issued
Yesterday by the Federal keserNe
Board In Washington shows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
Japanese Rice Waters

a very delicate. slightly sweet thin
wafer: just the kind they serve in the
Orient with tea; tasty and palatable: in
large size cans zoe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
Media Sauce

most delightful preparation OF char
acteristic flavor. Used for Melba Peaches
or as other flavoring .......s ;5c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
Duiiy's Champagne Cider

Pure juice OF the apple clarified and
carbonizcd; very palatable and pleasing
drink 23c.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-06-22

Paul Giddens gophers ). :. $50
Charles A. Juhl gophels $40
Hans Madsen gophers :. :. S3333
Lincoln Akers gophers :. :. sos
Eddie Wedemeyer gophers ;. 81
CHI is NJ. Jensen gophers ;. STA
Elmer Jorgensen gophers :. $3.7
Clarence Strickland gophers SIP
Ludwig A. Hansen gophers. us
On motion orders for wood
bridges No. 36.5 Doug las
and No. 5.3 Cameron were
approved.
On ction Bond of VIM. Pow
er foreman wood bridges
was approved.
On motion the following Of
ficial reports were APP
proved:
IA. j. Van Sise county engin-
eer for April and May
H. A. Northup Auditor End.
quarter 1916 and semi
annual school fund report
Charles Sunberg Sheriff End.
quarter 1916
F. NJ. Rice Clerk End quart
err 1916
Clarice Oelke Recorder End.
quarter and superintend-
ent report for LIST. quart
er 1916
Trustees Extra township an
nual report as follows:
On motion applications for
refunds were disposed
of as follows:
W. 0. Scott in assessment err
ror personal property Ex-
ira, Ia was allowed :. $40
Tene KTooger eXemtion
soldiers widow r. e. EX-
ira la. allowed :. =. j.. S24.2
The Board of Supervisors ex-
officio 30 ard of Equaliza-
ton of Audubon County
Iowa, in the matter OF the
equalization of the assess
ment between the sew
eral taxing districts of the
county, after a careful
consid Grafton of the alb
stract, decided to make
no changes in the asses
ment as shown by the
abstract.
On motion claims on the
County Fund We're examined
and allowed as follows:
F. G. Sunberg judge primary
election Melville township sec
w. F. Hoyt clerk primary
election Mely lille township $50
! Thomas Understandings pri-
1 mary election Cameron town
snip SGT
Thomas Rutherford get and
return ballots primary cleo
| ton Cameron township ;. $4.t
Audubon Shelley clerk primary
election Cameron township. Sc.
A. G. Neitzel Judge primary
election Cameron township. So
G. F. Beers constable primary
election Cameron township. Sc.
P. j. German judge primary
election Cameron township. Sc.
G. w. krauel clerk primary
election Cameron township Sc.
Chris j. Knudsen judge primary
! election Douglas township. 81.
Chris j. Knudsen get and
return ballot primary cleo
ton Douglas township :. 81.
j. F. Egan constable primary
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-06-22

Potter child poor ;. :. $4,000
| Audubon Advocate supplies
county attorney 1915, coun-
ty engineer 20, auditor
1l.25, bar docket 5000, clerk
1900, board proceedings
2672, treasurer 1850, coun-
ty superintendent 9.55
/ notice primary $500, reg
ular primary 17.4O, gov
eminent proclamation 40,
| printing ballots 10000 ). $31 OLE
Kimballton Elkhorn Record
board proceedings S26.7:
Frick Drug Co. supplies for
county superintendent Ito
auditor L 90, recorder LOO
:. s3.7o
Harry Gleason papering and
paper for court house ;. ;. $50. l.
Eugene Deitzgen Co. supplies
;; for county engineer ;. :. $40
johnson Grain Co. coal for
Mrs. Hansen, 4.S5, Mrs.
Emery 4.90, Joe Ross 2.S5
poor YI =. wv
V. NJ. Jones assisting in comn-
ty treasurers office February
and March :. :. ;. :. $77 90
lA ]. Van Sise county engin-
eer postage 1876, express
1872, railroad fare for
bridge crew 7.40 ;. >. :. $40 81
On motion the Board adjourned
to meet again at s o'clock A. M.
June Sth., 1916.
Audubon Iowa, June sth. 1916.
AuditorsO ffice
Board of Supervisors met at s
o'clock A. M. as per adjournment
of previous day. Members present
e. f. johnson Chairman, B. J.Black
and Soren Madsen.
Minutes of 18th. instant were read
and approved,
VII ulOUlOH VII tuS OOIISo-
tic Animal Fund We're examined
and disposed of as follows.
j. w. Mcclure claimed
1890 for 4 lambs killed
and $500 for 9 lambs
killed allowed ;. :, :. S72 90
A. r. Andersen claimed 1900
for SOW killed allowed $50. 90
Hans. H. Smith claimed 5000
for SOW killed. allowed ;. $4,000
On motion claims for Bounty We're
examined and allowed as follows.
Willie Beckman ct al gophers
SAB. O0
Geo. Kerwin ct al goph ers
;. !. ;. ;. J. S5S g.
John Oliver at ell gophers
;. S64. x
Mrs. John Ruhs ct al gophers
). ;. :. $40
Charles Willesen ct al gophers
!. >. ). ;. ;. SAT. 81
0So. oplaSioue el az SoPHoiS
S44. Y
Hartvig Hartvigsen ct al gophers
y. ). :. $40. 4
Anton Petersen gophers !. STA
Geo. Nelson gophers ;. /. S3.2
Soren Andersen gophers :. $5.4
Walter Tibben gophers ;. !. sos
John Ballou gophers :. +. s13.5
Marion Walker cup wolves
!. !. ). ;. 1920
Harold Nelson gophers ;. ). SOL
Elmer Hansen ;. ;. :. ;. ST. g
Warren Nissen gophers :. $2.5
Lincoln Akers gophers ;. :. so. g
Lee Lttlefield gophers :. 81.
Leroy Schwenneker gophers ..$46
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-06-22
election Greeley township

claimed 1880 allowed ;. :. $3.50
Geo. Wahlert Jr. judge primary
election Greeley township
claimed 1880 allowed :. !. $3.50
VIM. Porter judge primary
election Greeley township
| claimed 1850 allowed J.. $6.6
| VIM. Porter get and return
ballot primary election
Greeley township ;. 80. ). $4.Ot
Chas Hensley clerk primary
election Greeley township
claimed 1850 allowed :. J. $3.50
F. w. Ridgley Judge primary
election Greeley ownship claim
| ed 1850 allowed :. $3.50
F. H. McFadden sweeping COM
| pound zee paper for pri-
| mary election so ;. -. ;. $3.50
Roscoe Turner clerk Audubon
4 township >. ;. >. .. ). $1,000
A. J. Shupe clerk primary cleo
| ton Douglas township >. $3.50
w. G. Tibben clerk primary e.
lection Abdul ON township
claimed $50 allowed :. ;. $3.50
w. G. Tibben clerk p p pri-
mary election Audubon town
ship :. $3.50
Chas. Boehme judge P p pri-
mary election Audubon town
Chas. Boehme judge p p pri-
mary election Audubon town
ship claimed $50 allowed
| John I. Sampson clerk pri-
. mary election Viola town
| ship !. =. j. $500
O. E. Barrett clerk primary
election Viola township !. $500
| w. A. Olson constable primary
election Viola township ;. $500
d. d. Sampson judge primary
| election Viola township ;. $3.50
| d. d. Sampson get and return
ballot primary election vi
| ola TOWNSHIP 94.Uu
| Clyde mccall judge primary
! j. E. Ridgway judge primary
e ection Viola towl ship !. $3.50
election Vioa township ;. $500
E. b. Thomas judge primary
election sIe.vil e wnship. S. a .10
L. b. Thomas get and return
ballot primary election
Melville township :. ;. ;. $500
j. W. Mcclure clerk primary
election Neville township. $500
Chas. Layland judge primary
! election Melyil township. s6.0G
L. J. Andersen clerk primary
election i1ouslis oWnship. $7.5(
L. ii. Swezey taking extra bal
lots to Audubon township. !. $4.0(
c. c. Mol.er judge primary
election Sharon Precinct. $3.50
G. c. Moller getting ballots pri-
mary election Sharon Pre-
A. p. Topp returning ballots
primary election Sharon Pre-
cinct i. !. $500
; A. p. Topp judge primary cleo
tioa Sharon Precinct $50
placing booths 200 ;. ). ;. $3.50
Fred Christoffers3n clerk pri-
mary election Sharon Pre-
cinct :. :. $500
Jens Smith constable primary
election Sharon Precinct :. $6.6'
A. II. Jorgensen judge pri
: mary election Sharon Per-
cinct :. j. !. :. ;. $6.6'
o. H. Jacobsen cl rll primary
election Sharon Precinct :. $66
II. G. M. Nordby judge pri-
maIy election Kimballton
Precinct :. !. !. ;. $5.4
Soren Sorensen judge primary
election kimballton Precinct
Christ Christensen judge pri
mary elec ion Kimballton
Precinct 9o.4
Christ Christensen claimed
2.60 for RETURNING ballots
kimbal.ton precinct allowed
). ;. ;. ). ;. ;. $40
B Doffing get bal OF P P pri-
mary 81 csion Abdul bon
tow sh p >. $40
township :. S4.S
B. Doffing judge P p primary
election Audubon township. $40
B. Doffing get and return
balo primary election
Audubon township ). $40
B. Doffing judge primary
+ election Audubon township 80
IS Roscoe Turner clerk primary
q election Audubon township
.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-06-22
AUDUBON COUNTY
BOARD PROCEEDINGS
Continued from last week.
Continued from last week.

Continued from last week.
Metropolitan Supply Co.
supplies for clerk, ;. ;. ;. $500
Iowa Telephone Co. tolls for
March and April 1916 $50
rent court room phone 1.S0
;. ). -. =. :. ;. 1910
Wesley Jay bailiff District
Court May term 1915, ;. $500
e. E. Bailey papering etc.
court house 1883, Jail
$50. ;. :. s22.1S
MaNro Ross Co. typewriter
ribbon coupons Recorder
;. :. >. ;. =. ;. $16.5O
III. B. Wilson bailiff grand
jury May term 1916 ;. >. $500
Mrs. H. F. Bolen care Mrs.
Baumgardner poor, :. ;. $500
Mrs Robert Hoffman care
Mrs. Baumgardner poor ;. $1,000
Perkins Bros. Co. supplies
for clerk 6.71,, treasurer
1900, recorder 270O,
-. .. S62.7l
Charles R, Linn reporter
District Court May term
1916 :. :. $51.54
Jens NJ. Petersen Merchandise
for Hans Hansen 1858, for
Jens c. Petersen 1853 poor
;. ;. j. ). ;. ;. :. ;. $32.17
Ruhs and Carter supplies
for county engineer ;. !. $2.6l
McEvoy and johnson repair
ing ballot box Audubon
township. j.. $3.50
Atlantic Hospital care Ada
Powell poor, $50. $1,000
J. Nj. Fulton NJ. d. medical
services Ada Powell 1000.
Cecil Crane 1000 poor :. $4,000
A. c. Harmon caring for
body John Fries ;. ;. ). $40. 90
Audubon Co. Electric Co.
lights for court house
$50, for jail 1.95, :. s1l. 55
Kimballton Elkhorn Record
notices for county super
intendent $3.50
Matt Parrott and Sons Co.
supplies for treasurer ). !. $3.50
Monarch Printing Co. supplies
for clerk Sl.02
Hlermansen and Stone carpent-
er work at court house !. $3.50
Ira r. Miller clerk Cameron
township ZOO, posting weed
notices 800, $40,
VIM. j. Hamilton meals for
jury December term 1915 :. SOL
G. w. Hoover steel fixtures
for court house j. ;. ). $494. &C
III. j. Hoogenakker printing
Financial Report 1915 1920,
printing for county superin-
tendent 11.30, board pro-
ceedings 34.OS, preprimary
notice 3S.4O, regular pri
mary notice 1850, ). ;. $135.5s
LIE Mars Printing Co. sup
plies for auditor ;. ;. :. $50!
Ella NJ. Stearns county super
intendent expense to state
teachers meeting >. ;. :. $18.7'
Acres Blackmar and Co pri-
mary election supplies ;. 1921. 81
Lucy r. Leib nursing Alfred
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-06-22

election Leroy precinct No.
2 :. =. :. :. IS. 40
S. B. Morrisey get and return
ballots primary election Le-
roy precinct No. 2 -. $50. $500
G. H. Priestley judge primary
election Leroy precinct No.
2 ;. >. ;. $8.40
John A. Cozine clerk primary
election Leroy precinct No.
2 ;. j. -. ;. $S.4O
Geo. w. Oelke cerk primary
election Leroy precinct No.
-. 9o.4u
W. Jay constable primary
election Leroy precincts
mo. 9o.4o
w. E. Kennels judge primary
elction Leroy precinct No.
- Po.fo
w. E. Kennels rent and
cleaning room primary cleo
ton Leroy precinct No. 2 81 100
Ruhs and Carter election
supplies $o.oo
John Fosnough taking bali
Lot to Kimbailton precinct
$3.50
A. A. Nelson returning bal
lot primary election Oak
field township >. >. =. =. 81. 100
A. A. Nelson judge primary
election Oakfie d township
>. >. aa.lo
Christian Hansen clerk pri-
mary election Oakfield town
ship :. SOU
Christian Hans cleaning
room etc. primary cleo
ton Oakfield township ;. $500
Niels P. Hoegh get ballots
primary election Oakfield
township SOU
Nels P. Hosgh Judge primary
election Oakfied township
;. !. 1920
l I1dIS NY CfSih PitAi-Ay
election Oakfield township
;. !. ). :. !. $7.2C
John r. Heiken judge primary
| election Oakfield township
;. :. >. S7.2(
l.. N. Wickham judge pri-
mary election Leroy precinct
No. / ;. 500
Geo. A. Foley judge primary
election Leroy precinct No.
99.O'
E. A. Bates judge primary
election Leroy precinct No.
Po.V
l.. M. Andersen constable
| primary election Leroy pre-
cinct Mo. l ). J. ). ;. $50
Ella M. Stearn county super
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-06-22

int sndent expae Sc visiting
schools 1920, postage etc. Il
1920, :. ;. . !. $6O!20
Martha Dunn assisting in coun-
ty superintend ants office
On motion the board adjourned
to meet again at one o.
clock p. M.
One clock p. NJ. Board met 4
pursuant to adjournment
of A. NJ, members all
present.
On motion the claims of P.
G. Priestly on the Domestic
Animal Fur.d for 1900
for sheep killed was allowed
On motion claims ON the Coun- q
ty Fund were allowed as fol-
lows:
E. +. Johnson session 24.00
mileage -, committee. 144.0O, q
mileage S3.55, ;. $25l.55
b. j. Black session 24.OO
mileage 2.70, committee 124.00
mil age 1855, ;. $2l9.35
Soren Mid sen session 24.00,
mi, cage 11.60, committee 164.0O
mileage $3.50, 49,. $252.9O
On motion the Board adjourned
| to meet again at o'clock A.
| M. June 9Th 1916
Audubon, Iowa, June, 9th, 1916
Auditors Office
Board Of supervisors met at
8 O'Clock A. M. as per adj
journmel.t OF the Sth. instant,
| members prss mt Il. r. john q
/ SON Chairman, b. j. Black
and Soren Madsen.
| Minutes of previous day read q
and app. owed.
| On motion at IL O'Clock noon
the Board OF Supervisors
exc fco Board of Canvassers
of Audubon County Iowa, pro-
ceeded to open the returns
nom the Special Election
held on the 5th. day of
June 1916 and canvass the
same.
The board complied the can
| vass of the vote in the sew 4
eral precincts and certified
the results to be as follows:
For the Amendent Yes 749
Against the Amendment Mo- 1926
} On motion the Board adjourn
ed to meet again June 18th. =
1916
c E. F. johnson,
Chairman Beard of Supervisors.
aAttest H. A. Northup,
81 County Auditor.
CONTINUED on page seven)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-20
FOOD SQUIRTING IN
STOMACH CAUSES
INDIGESTION, GAS
"Pape's Diapepsin" Ends All
Stomach Distress in Five
Minutes

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion of the food did the dam
age-do you? Well. don't bother. II
your stomach is in revolt; if sour.
gassy and unset. and what you just
ate has fermented into stubborn
bumps; head dizzy and aches; belcn
gases and eructate undigested food:
breath foul, tongue coated-just take
a little Pape's Diapepsin and in five
minutes you wonder what became Of
the Indigestion and distress
Millions or men and women today
know that it is needless to have a bad
stomach. A little Diapepsin occasion.
ally keeps this delicate organ regulat.
ed and they eat their favorite foods
without fear. 20. III.
If your stomach Goesn I take care
of your liberal limit without rebellion:
If your food is a damage instead OF q
help, remember the quickest, surest,
most harmless relief is Pape's Diapep-
sin which costs only fifty cents for a
large case at drug stores. It's truly
wonderful .disests food and sets
things straight so gently and easily
that it is really astonishing Please,
for your sake, don't go on and on with
a weak, disor 1ered stomach; it's so
unnecesSary--Atiy .,.:. .:-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STORY OF ILL
FEELINGBY JAPANESE FOR PHELAN

particular district. Judge Quinn
spoke TO me about il after mis- return
and said the senator was very much
Interested. -. w.. -~:..
Did Not Avoid Japanese -:
The point of the matter is that
Senator Phelan did not at any time
during his stay here avoid the Japa-
Rese or fail TO take an interest in the
Japanese officials whom he met 7
introduced him TO Consul Moroi and
TO Mr.. OZawa as the first Japanese
American born in Hawaii and a grad
uate of the Michigan Law chool. He
was very much interested and think
il was at that time Mr.. 0zawa ex-
tended 10 Senator Phelan the invita-
ton OF Consul Moroi TO luncheon or
dinner al any time which would suit
his convenience. -. .@~.t -
1T is really q great: misfortune to
have ordinary facts warped into an
arrangement that suggests illfeeling
and even diScomrtesy Having per
sOnaIly seen something of this par
ticuiar matter, am satisfied that
there is no foundation for the general
atmosphere of the story published By
the morning paper
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-20
HE DIDN'T READ SPEECH
OF SENATOR -PHELAN IN
NEXT MORNINGS PAPER

The following was received at this
office and is here published without
! comment:
"HoNoLuLU's PLACE IN THE
SUM-
| Honolulu is the super city Per.
haps you says. Prove it. But to
prove it is not necessary for the sim
| pie and sufficient reason that / adj
nit it-and that which is the admitted
1t is not necessary to prove. The rea-
son that ! am ready to admit that
| Honolulu is the super city of the
world Is because the Advertiser, the
morning newspaper OF Honolulu, re-
vealed to me on that day of Our Lord.
November Is. 1916, the fact that
Honolulu was the super city.
The act OF the Advertiser that
refer TO was the refusal OF the Adver-
hser to consider as news a speech,
and the fact that a speech was made
! by visiting United States senator.
! For Senator Phelan delivered & public
address TO the assembled multitude at
Aala Park. on the night OF NoyemDe.
II, 1916. and not one word of men.
ton was made of the fact in the is
sue of the Advertiser of the morning
of November IS, 1916.
IN any city on the mainland. yes.
in any city in the wnoie wide world
| tHCnolHlu exceptedl, for q newspaper
not 10 consider 4 speech and thu fact
that speech was made by visiting
United States senator as news; not
to publish any news item Concerning
the speech because, Iorsooth, the
politics of the senator differed from
those of the newspaper) would be for
hat newspaper TO self-inflict the
three fold brand of puerility, i'm
beeility and asininity, and to cause it
to be looked upon as traitor to the
public that depended upon such new
paper for its news, and further to
such d newspaper before the
world as a screed the policy OF which
had not the breadth, depth or subStanc
of =. groan OF a lost soul after having
been stretched over the ages Of eter-
nifty. ..&." .' r..
But as have said, Honolulu is the
super city. Even though it were but
placed there On the 18th day OF Nj
yember, 1916. So what would be news
to the yokel press OF New Yo.k. Lon
, or Hilo is not there
fore news in Honolulu $751;
Lock up to US, YOU provincials and
PhiiiStines ron ont the provinces
and mark wen Your place =. =.
i :.....~. F.. Il. L. BURR
November IS, 1916. ~.: . ~
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the newly organized musical group
a good beginning. George Andrus,
who IS leader, has secured the follow
ing PLAYERS for the season
Iw.n II. ldeler, 4 Z. Robertson,
W. e. Robinson, Ralhp Cuthbertson.
Harry Decker and Francis Bowers,
victims: F. F. Stafford, cello; Capt.
ii. Berger bass; Sven Larsen and
James Rodrisues.. flutes; G. j Boisse,
coTnet; f. W. Behling, trombone: G..
A. Brown, French horn; A A. Feier-
eisel, drums and traps; A. +. Larimer.
piano.
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Invitation to Senator Came Too
Late for Him to Accept:
No Irritation Felt

There is no foundation for story
published Sunday morning tina; loca!
japanese felt snuhDed by senator
Phelan's actions when he was here,
says w. r. Harrington. who happens
to be familiar with the circumstances
witch compelled Senator Phelan TO
decline luncheon or dinner
planned by ConsulGeneral Moroi. He
says: -. Il.
The article appearing in the Sun
DAY Advertiser under the heading sug-
costing fll-fee.ing on the part Of the
Japanese because Senator Phelan was
unable TO accept lunch or dinner in
yitation is i fair sample OF the mis-
Interpretation and misrepresentation
that feeds and fosters friction.
In the first place, the feeling OF
irritation on the part Of the Japanese
which is mentioned in the headlines OF
the story is not in any sense borne out
by the translation of the Nippu Jill
article. Furthermore, IL was abso-
lutely impossible for Senator Phelan
10 accept the invitation OF the Japa-
nese without breaking engagements
Already previously made, and certain
w. no courteous gentleman OF any
country would suggest that the sena-
tor or any one else should break his
ENGAGEMENTS made with others.
THE invitation from the japanese
was extended TO Senator Phelan at
the close OF the AID Club lunch on
Wednesday. ] am satisfied that is the
first he ever knew of it. The senator
expressed his sincere regret at being
unable to accept dinner or lunch en-
gagement, because every moment oil
his time until his departure on Satur-
day morning had been spoken for and
definitely planned. Naturally, the
Japanese or any one else would be
disappointed, but the senator's time
was completely occupied for either a
luncheon OF dinner, and that is ali
there was to it.
Senator Pehlan was shown
around HilO and accompanied on the
trip 10 the Volcano by Judge Quinn.
suggested to Judge Quinn that on the
way to the Volcano he should stop at
the public schools along the Olaa
road in order that the senator might
see Hawaii in the making, and GER
tainly he saw plenty Of American chill
dren Of Japanese parentage in that
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IT, - q

Program tcJiHaing q / 80 p. m unit!
q p. NJ
Evening (tow sho~s), $50 end $50
S?EciAL PROGRAM FcR TO-DAY
AND EVENING
Use c-,hn Road' (.Ho.Patt dra11al,
Bison.
"Lizzie's Watefy Grave" (two-part
comedy, Elko.
"Fc!Iy" (corety), Essaray
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-20
FIFTEEN MUSICIANS
WILL REHEARSE AT
7. ". THIS EVENING

The =. II. c. 4. orchestra will NEST
this evening for rehearsal in the
music room Fifteen men will play
in the practise tonight, which gives
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06
ran f@Iieben ii@ Sic &egterungsbe5trte:
@@lesmig 526, 8resleu 472, @rnsz
berg 464, &0ln 427, Mtesbaoen 423.
Hu((l(@es E(ein9e(o.

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ten ausgegebene papiertleingelo, gu
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bertpenoet tpur6en, i'm @erfebr ni@t be-
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fletne @@eine fir ale @ertitufen fer
aus, bie fonft in @tlber ober &upfer
ausgeprdgt mur6en. 9ie @@eine i'm
@ert BON /, 2, 3, uno 5 &opeten, bic
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cine @r0be Don bier Big 3ebn 3entiz
meter. 9ie ibrtgen Mertftufen 90,
Is, 20 unb so &opeten) i@etnen na4
ben bisber .porliegen6en 3a@ri@ten -etz
mas grDber gebalten gu >perben. Sic
8opefenf4eine biirften, abgefeben BON
Notgeloausgaben in belagerten o6er
bonn 5etn0e befeBten @tdbten, bas
tleirfte papterselo fetn, oas tndbrenb
6es @elttrieges un6 ptellet@t iiberz
baupt iemals ausgegeben purbe. neber
bic Menge Der in nmlauf gefeBten
&leingelof@eine feblt nod tpie por iebe
Wnqabe.