davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05
MUsIAL KLECZACY G A
WAC FLAGE A~MERYKANsKA.
Termopolis, Wyo. kwietnia -

Obey czlowiek, kt6ry mowi} re
jest niemcem. ktory wykrzykiwal
"Hoch der Kaiser gdy pill sto-
JAG PREY barre W salonie,: o ma}o
co uszed1 zlinczowaniu. G6rnik je
den rzucif go IA ziemie, sznurek
znalazf sic jakoby magicznie i W
mgnieniu Okla oslepiony cz}owiek
wisia} ma belize.
Zanim zycie ulecia}o zosta} spu
szczony Ia ziemie przez marsza}-
ka miejskiego. Ocucony zimna wo
da, zmuszony zosta} do klekniecia
i pocalowania flagi amerykans-
kiej.
Zmuszono 60 potem do opuszcze
MIA miasta. co on tez uczyni}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05
PROJEKT 500
POzYCZKI OLA N

Washington. Demokratyczni
czlonkowie komisyi dr6g i srod--
k6w Izby poselskiej odbyli oneg-
daj nieformalna- konferencye, ma
kt6rej omawiano kwestye finan-
sowe, kt6rc NIGGA sic domagac,
nowych podatk6w i wydania bon
dow pan1stwowych. Omawiano pro
pozycye wydania bond6w ma $500
100000, celem udzielenia natych-
miastowej pozyczki Francyi, ma
dalszym zas planie by}aby druga
pozyczka W sumie $1,000, 100000.
Sekretarz skarbu McAdoo u
dzieli1 swego upowaznienia do wy
DANA kr6tkoterminowych certyfi-
kat6w skarbowych IA 100000
ma pokryciie obecnych niedobor6w
Mozliwe jest dalsze wydanie ia
kichzie certyfikat6w ma podobna
sumo, 0 lie tego wymagac beda
sprawy ME cierpiacc zwloki. Po-
przedni kongres dial upowaznienie
ma wydanie certyfikat6w ia kwo
te 100000 900.
Skonstatowano. Ze Wsr6d nowo-
obranych zw}aszcza kongresma--
now zdaje sic przewazac opinia IL
Ameryka powinna swoje opera :
eye przeciwko Niemcom ograni-
czyc do akcyi morskiej i*pomocy
finansowej Aliantom. 500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05

by poselskiej: Przybywajacy tn
coraz liczniej congressman, tax
.demokratyczni jak republikanscy
przywoza 2 .soba werdykt wick
szosci narodu: Musimy dzialac
tax, jak prezydent nam poleci,
sto:jac solidarnie "a MIN j "a Sta
mani Zjednoczonymi.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05
ZAPOWIADAJA, zE K0NGREs
PoPRZE

Washington. Prezydent Wilson
otrzyma poparcie j aprobate kon
gresu W sprawie legislacyi wojen
nej, jaka zarekomenduje. Opozy-
eva, jezeli wog6le bedzie, ograni-
czy sic do senatu j ME obejmie y z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05
Potzeba 0jcgzny laczy.
Ner Polski

kleI JOlSkl.
w okresie pierwszych trzech
kongres6w polskich, kiedy to "a
biegalismy 0 uzyskanie nominacyi
chocby jednego Biskupa polskie--
60 W Stanach Zjednoczonych, ME
do czego imnego zmierzalismy jak
ably .doprowadzic ca}y kler polski
W Stanach Zjednoczonych do jed
nolitego kierunku wsp6lpracy W
sprawach narodowych i spolecz--
nych. Dazylismy pc prostu do to-
go, ably z ksiezy wychowanych W
seminaryach amerykanskich stwo
rye grono kap}anow-obywateli.
P6zniej, gdysmy juz uzyskali
pierwszego Biskupa znalezlismy
sic, re wzgledu ma rozmaite kie-
runki i opinie co do zadan narodo
wych, jak gdyby w olbrzymiej vie
zy Babel i ME rozumielismy ami
Biskupa, ami OH odrazu ME m6g}
zrozrlmiec mas.
Gdy zas W najwiekszej potrze-
bic Ojczystej przybyl ze starego
kraju jake jego wyslannik repre-
zentant Mistrz Ignacy j. Paderew
ski, odrazu pablo z Jego ust wiel-
kie slowo o koniecznosci wspo}pra
cy ludu z klerem, a Gale spo}eczeil
stwo przyjelo ten APPEL z uszano-
waniem i w uznaniu goracej pc
trzeby, abysmy wobec, po}ozenia
O~jczyzny wiecej sic skupili i WA
jennie W zapobiegliwej ola niej
pomocy sic utwierdzili.
W6wczas Biskup Ks. Pawel P.
Rhode wziat sic ze swej strony do
ogroannego dziefa Zjednoczenia W
tym duchu kap}anow, i przejecia
ich owym wielkim duchem oby--
watelskim. ktory pilnie dochodzi
i bada jakbv mniej oswieconych
uswiadomic. slabszych podzwig--
mac, a wszystkich podniesc uszla
chetnic i w.ten spos6b do nadcho-
wolnosci przysposobic.
Rozpocza1 vice ksiadz Biskup
Rhode misye mad takiem zognis--
kowaniem piracy kleru i W szere--
GU odnosnych zabieg6w swoich
podjaf by} take W drugiej polo
vie stycznia okrezna podr6z do
Stan6w wschodnich, ably pc kolei
W Toledo, Ohio; W Buffalo, N. Y.
w. Hartford, Conn.,. Boston, Mass.
Nowym Yorku, N. Y. w Filadelfii
Pa, W Wilkesbarre, Pa, i W Pitts
burgu, Pa. odbyc z klerem konfe-
rencye i zar6wno Q specyalnych
kleru jak i co do spra-
wy ojczystej z mimi naradzic sic.
Sprawy sciSle duchowne ME
W zakres naszego pisma,
ale musimy podniesc, re jezeli Bi
skup i kler radza mad uwzglednie
MEM duchowych potrzeb ludu /
wysilaja sic ma podniesienie ogol
nego poziomu .oSwiaty i umoral--
nienia, jezeli wzajemnie tez ucza
sic i zachecaja jake w obejsciu sic
z .ludem i W ujeciu nowych zadan
dojsc do najlepszej i ola ludu maj
korzystniejsze drogi. toe jest W
TEN samem ogromny .postep j. to
w}asnie do czego spoleczenstwo ia
SIZE PREY zabiegach Q uzyskanle 81
skupow polskich dazylo.
Stosunek klcru do sprawy marc
dowej. jest zn6w kwestya og6llno-
polska. kt6ra wszystkich obcho--
dzi i z jc:j WYNN chcemy zw'azyc
rezultaty wspomnianych ko'nl ,1e
cyl ks. Biskupa Rhodego z klereml
nasZym.-
Stwierdzic musimy, re ma wszyy
stkich ossmiu konferencyach. w!yra
como jednog}osnie votum zaufa-
MIA zar6wno ola patryotycznych
prac. ks. Biskupa i Zjednoczenia
kaplan6w, jak i ola Wydzia}u Ma
rodoWego zaznaczajjac. pc wysdu--
chaln1liiu. sp,rawozdan ks. sckr. gen.
Zapa1y i po dluzszych n1aradachh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05
Aajxa1nIsjsze Wypadki
MlnIonegQ Tygodnla,
A WIEC WOJNA PosTANO-
WIoNA!

A WIEC WOJNA PosTANo-
WIoNA!
Washington. Me ulega zadne,,
kwestyi, re miedzy Stanami Zjei
%noczonymi a Niemcami dojdzie dc
formalnego wypowiedzenia woj
my.
+ Wczoraj odbyla sic sesya gabi.
netowa, ma kt6rej prezydent vii
son i wszyscy ministrowie przysz.
Ii do jednomySlnego przekonania.
ze Ameryka niema innego wyj-.
|scia, jak z bronia W reku upon,
nice sic o swoje prawa, deptane z
Gala pruska! bezwzglednosciaprz
Rad berlinski.
Pc dwugodzinnej sesyi. cabinet
przyja} nastepujacy program dzia
LAMA:
Prezydent ma wyglosic oredzie
do kongresu, W kt6rem przedsta-
wi gwafty, ktorych dopu$ci}y sic
LNiemcy przeciwko Stanom Zjed--
noczonym i kt6re W opinii rzadu
domagaja sic pHomszczenia i zadosc
uczynienia ma drodze krwawego
|starcia.
Prezydent bedzie domagaf sic
zatem cd kongresu, azeby upo-
wazni1 wladze wykonawcza do u
zycia silly zbrojnej i do zebrania
si} dodatkowych, ably wojne pre-
prowadzic z Gala energia do IVY
cieskiego konca.
Zasadnicze kwestye sposobu
prowadzenia wojny, a vice odnos
lie do wzmocnienia sill zbrojnych,
sprawy wyslania armii Ia front
europejski, finansowej pomocy
ola Aliant6w i t. p. maja natych-
miast bye wziete pod obrady, gdy
tylko kongres powezmie deklara-
eye, re Stany Zjednoczone znajdu
ia sic w wojnie z Niemcami.
Prezydent Wilson konczy uk}a
DAME swego oredzia W ostatecz--
nej jego formie, jak je wyglosi w
kongresic ME p6zniej jak we VITO
rex popoludniu. Jezeli kongres
zdofa sic zorganizowac jeszcze
wczesnie w poniedzia}ek, pan Viii
son moze juz tego dnia stanac
pred obu Izbami, zebranemi ma
~wsp6lnej sesyi. Wedle twierdze--
MIA wysoko postawionych urzedni
k6w, oredzic zawierac bedzie ME
tylko oskarzcmie Niemiec i jasne
osswiadczenie, IL wojna pozostaje
jake jedyny srodek podtrzymania
praw Stan6w Zjednoczonych, ale
takze shiny APPEL do uczuc patry--
otycznych narodu, ably W tel de-
cydujacej chwili zlaczyc go i zje
dnoczyc pod wspolnym sztanda--
rem.
Rad jest przekonania, zeNiem
cy sprowokowaly faktycznie roz
poczely juz wojne re Stanami Zje
dnoczonymi, %poniewaz skutkiem
ich dziafalnosci p~rzcszlo 24O oby-
wateli amerykanskich utraci}o zy
Gle Ia morzach, poniewaz SO one
|odpowiedzialne "a z~niszczenie vie
lu amerykanskich okret6w, ponie-
waz Stany Zjednoczone poniosfy
idace w miliony dolar6w szkody
wskutek spiskowej. dzia}alnoscl
%berlinskich agentow W tym kraJu
i zagranica i wreszcie p0niewaz
kaizer usilowaf nak1onic Mexyk
Japonie do najazdu hi Stany Zje
dnoczone. Ponadto z calego do
|tychczasowego zachowania sic i
postepowania Niemiec wynika, re
W .razie ich tryumfu stanowilyby
one sta}a zmore i grozbe ola po-
koju ma calym swiecie wog6le, a
Ola pokoju Ameryki W szczegol--
nosci.
Washington wojny z Niemcaml
ME pragna} jak d}ugo by1o MOI
ma, czynil wszystko, co by@o W je
go mocy, ably do niej ME dopuscie
ale terroryzm wykonywany przez
Rad berlinski ma ladzie ma mo-
rzach, a zwracajacy sic teraz cal.
klein jawnie take przeciwko te,
mu krajowi, ME pozwala ma dfu7
SEE cierpliwe znoszenie teutons.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05

robienia sobie zdania narodowo-
politycznego. Musimy sic koniecz
ME zwracac do tych, co stoja ma
czele, Cd mich brac dyrektywe i
do niej stosowac sic W naszych
wystapieniach publicznych."
solidaryzqjac sic pc mysli tego
wskrzeszenia z polityka Wydzia--
III Narodowego z}ozyla grupa VII
kap}an0w W Buffalo ma rzecz te-
go Wydzia}u doraznie $4,000,
grupa i'm ks. Skargi W Hartford,
Conn, opodatkowa4a sic ma ten eel
minimum pc ST cd czlonka ma
niesiac, grupa bostonska$162. No
woyorska $500 Scrantonska doraz
ME 500 i pc ST m%iesiecznie cd
cz}onka, Pittsburgska $5O7.
Stwierdzono take ma konferen
cyach, re ofiary kap}an6w ma fun
dusz i'm. II. Sienkiewicza wyno
sza Observation-Disclosures. $7,44O.55
a ma g}odnych W Polsce .4,615.8O
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05
sZPITAL OLA D ME-


Nowy York. Ma gruntach In
stytutu Rockfellera dla bada1 me
dycznych stalnie W najjbbl1izszej
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-09
SEVEN PERIOD DAY
WORKS IN THE HIGH
Central Pupils, Teachers and
Parents Appear Pleased
With New Order of
Things.

After weeks trial of the seven
period day at Central High school,
pupils, teachers, parents and prin-
cipals agree that it is success. The
pupils are provided with quiet room
in which to study, the teachers find
that the pupils are better prepared
with their lessons, the parents feel
that the children are getting more
out of their education, and Principal
Masters is an enthusiastic supporter
of the plan.
With this plan it is possible to &C
commodate all the pupils without
building annexes. it is said. The
teachers have two rest hours instead
of one as last year.
The enrolment has passed the 1900
mark. Friday was the last day on
which pupils were permitted to
change their program and affairs are
settling down to routine. =
Prof. Henry Cox will organize the
school orchestra today. The first
practice will be held Tuesday. There
will be two practices a week on
school days and one Saturday morn
ings. Pupils taking orchestra work
will have their period schedules
changed so that they may practice
during seventh period instead Of after
school.
For the FIRST time in thirty years
there will be no beginning Greek
class, only three pupils having signed
up for it. ss
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-09
Morals Squad Makes Raid
On Station; Finds Dead Ones

The police station was raided. Ser
geant Russell and officers of the
morals squad swooped down on the
station last night at 7 o'clock, and,
against the vigorous protests Of Ser
geant Marshall, searched the cells of
the jail for whisky. Seven whisky
bottles were found. Four of them
were empty and three were in a con-
dition known in ambrosial terms as
nearly dead, The whisky bottles
were found dispersed through the
cells, in corners, on top of the iron
cages and in other darksone places.
Sergeant Marshall missed the
whisky after he had made an in
ventory of the "booze" cell where all
the conhscated liquor is stored. I'm
mediately Sergeant Russell and his
band heard of the missing liquor they
invaded the peaceful domiciles of the
prisoners and finally discovered all
'the missing bottles with the exception
of one, No trace has yet been found
which may eventually lead to its ap-
prehension. Dilieent search is still
being carried on.
Sergeant Marshall vows that he will
sf;ck to the trail until law and order
are once more established. He says
that the TRUSTEES must have procured
the liouor when they were working
around the station.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-09
Braet City NewS
atinum Wssd,nv Rirvs-rd,o,,r

Platinum Wedding Rings-Edholm.
Lighting Fixtures-Burgess-Grand Co.
Have Root Print It-New Beacon Press.
Metal Dies, Presswork-Jubilee Mfg Co.
SSc Luncheon at Empress Garden.
kountze Memorial Lutheran Church
Evening services resumed September
with a musical service. Everyone
welcome
Meet WedneSday-Ladies Auxiliary
No. 5, Carpenters and Joiners, will
meet every Wednesday at o'clock in
Labor Temple.
w. G. Flatau has opened his new
Jewelry and loan shop at Sol (Rose)
Securities Bldg, Sixteenth and Far
nam. Tyler $50.
Correction-The Bee was in error
in stating that ]. E. Weaver, who was
suing for divorce, lived at 1924 North
Twenty-eighth street.
No Support for Eight Years-Maud
Oakley. suing Edward C. Oakley for
divorce in district court, alleges he has
not supported her for the last eight
years. They were married in Omaha,
January 3, 1899.
Washington County Farm Sold
Mary /. France has sold her farm of
150 acres in Washington county to
Mary C. Wettengel of Iowa, for
$17,250. The sale was made through
j. H. Dumont & Company.
Socialists Will Have Social-Social-
lists will hold lawn social at the resi-
dence of F. D. Hadley, 1913 South
Thirty-first street, at 2:3O p. m, Sun
day. A program of speaking will be
held and refreshments served.
Grocer Goes to Kansas City-Joseph
Steinberg, for many years with Stein
berg Brothers, wholesale grocers, has
resigned that business connection to
become secretary-treasurer of the Ad-
Attire company of Kansas City.
Alien Enemies Held-Rudolph Bick-
ert and Walter Krohnert, two alien
enemies, are being held by the federal
authorities until their cases can be in
vestigated. Both men were picked up
in Omaha without an alien permit.
Bickert is thought to be insane.
To Handle Waterproof Clothing.
McKeehan & Co, capitalized at $685.
600, have filed articles of incorpora-
ton in the Office Of the county clerk.
The company will deal in waterproof
clothing. James Atkins, William w.
Atkins and T. w. McKeehan are the
incorporators.
Held on Booze Charge--Mike Rireo,
South Side, was bound over to the fed
eral grand jury Saturday on the charge
of transporting liquor into dry state.
Rireo was arrested by the local police
after having liquor shipped to him
from St Joseph in a suit case. The
liquor was contained in three jugs, one
of which broke.
Sues Railroad and PuIlman.-Mrs.
LaVilla w. Schindel, widoW, 4304
South Twenty-second street, appraises
alleged injuries suffered in railroad
journey when she tripped over por-
ter's stool in Pullman car at $4,000.
She sued the Rock Island railroad and
the Pullman company for that amount
in district court, The accident oc-
Cured May when she was on her
way to Chicago.
Maxwell Visits Here-Former Physi-
cal Director J. Truitt Maxwell of the |
Young Mems Christian association,
stopped here as he passed through the |
city to Detroit, to become head physi-
cal director at that city. He was en-
route from Oakland, Cal, where he
had been director for the past year.
He was succeeded by w. A. Kerns,
physical director at the Omaha asso-
citation for two years past.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-09
Nsbraskans in Washington.

washington, Sept. s.-tspeciai Telegram.) }
"a y Russell, editor of Twentieth Gen.
tury Farmer. is In Washington on busi'
Iudra ]. w. woodrough Of the federal
district court for Nebraska, and w. F..
Cnriey Of Omaha, returning from the bar
association meeting at Saratoga, were
among senator Hitchcock's visitors today.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-09
For the Boys
Who Are Going
to France

WE have just received a va
w riety OF gifts that not only
carry sentiment of friendship, but
which will be of actual practical
value to the soldier. i
Description is given here of a
few of the articles which may be
given personally or forwarded to
the boys at the concentration
camps or at the front.
Trench Sets
Consisting of trench mirror, un-
breakable, comb and file in water
proof case. Special $1.25.
Soldiers Sewing Kits
Completely fitted out, $1.O0 and
$l.75.
Small Trench Cases
Made of waterproof canvas and
fitted with military brush, comb
and the new unbreakable trench
mirror, $2.98, $500 to $500 and
$3.50.
Trench Mirrors, $1.O0
Large trench mirrors in water
proof cases, $1.00.
Correspondence Kits
= Consisting of writing pad, en-
velopes, pencil, etc., in separate
compartments, $1.00.
Other Helpful Little Things
Bachelor buttons Carriers
Cigarette cases Safety pins
Playing cards Handkerchiefs
Drinking cups, Safety razors
collapsible, in Socks
cases or without Pencils
Fountain pens Cigars
Pipes Cigarettes
Prayer books Smoking tobacco
Rosaries Cigarette holders
Thread Cigarette paper
Darning cotton Knives
Belts Flash lights
Tablets Combs
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-09
Exceptional Showing Of New Laces
And at Very Special Prices, Too
THE woman with sklful fingers adds beauty and dsnc
ton to her garments by the tasteful touches of lace that
she personally appes you'll wonder how such collections
obtainabe under wartime conditions We feature for
Monday in the Home Sewing Week Sale
Real Filet Laces at Less Than the Cost to Import
indeed this bit of real fet es at
the edges yard length insertions to IL
| yards and from to four inches wide.
Tassels, Drops and Ornaments
metal ribbon gold and silver from
inches wide metal CLOTH imitation at $l25 $500
! the yard.
Silk Nets for Evening Gowns
thirty different shades pnks blues yeows,
| orchids and purple.
Val Laces for Home Made Underwear
Edges Insertions Irish edges
seron especially desirable for hand made underwear superb show
ing.
Silk Georgettes Voiles and Chffons
For blouses and gowns wide selection Of colors
Val Lace Flouncngs, at 25c
Twelve inches wde big selections of designs and special at
Csc the yard
Imitation Filet Laces, 1Oc the Yard
Edges with insertions to match three inches WIDE special for home
sewing week, 1oc the yard.
Allover Shadow Lace Nets 59c to $1.50
40 inches all shadow es embroidered nets and Nor
mandy val laces, 59c to 81 so the yard
ON Floor
Linen Scarfings Specially Priced
In the Sale of Home Sewing Week

LINE Irish linen scarng round thread for all kinds Of
J. scarfs and runners.
18-inch linen scarfng, soc yard.
2O-inch linen scarfng 55c yard.
22-inch linen scarfing, 6Oc yard
24-inch linen scarfng, Csc yard.
27-inch linen scarfing, 75c yard ~.-~
Natural Color Art Linen -,1#
Heavy linen embroidery work be lace
trimmed
18inch, SOC yard 2Ainch, yard.
20inch, 55e yard 27inch, 75c a yard
22inch, 60c yard 36inch 81 90 yard.
Burgess COY
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-09

Feature for Home Sewing Week
DICH, fabrics much desired for fine costumes
27-Inch Costume Velvets SIPS
Fast p shades of brown, blue plum, Copenhagen
and dark also black 27 inches wde 81 rs the yard
36-Inch Costume Vevets $225
For suits and dresses and coats fast pile all the favored shades
represented $22 the yard ~ H.
4O-Inch Chiffon Velvet $3.50 .}
Soft with high finish light in weight for suits and
wraps, fall shades, $3.50 yard $3.50. .-s
Burges Co.-N
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19
HOTELS
AUCTION BULLETIN

Take notice that we shall sell the con.
tents of the late Honorable Cecil
Browns residence (removed for con-
venient display and sale) at the
rooms on Tuesday next at 10 O'Clock
sharp as follows In part: Koa Din.
ing Suite, Mahogany Parlor Suite,
Walnut Chairs and Rockers, Ha-
waiian Mats, Fi:e Rugs and Mats,
Koa China Cabinet. Walnut Bed.
room Furniture. Pictures, Etc. Etc,
Etc. Also some extra fine Maho-
eany Furniture, Bedroom Suite, Desk
Table, Sofa, Etc, and eight Persian
Rugs, see special ad later.
Especial notice should be taken of Fur
niture Sale, at 2121 Anterior Road,
College Hills, On Wednesday next,
at 10 o'clock. when We shat! sell for
Mr.. Fomilyant Modern Furniture,
a complete outfit in Ivory Enamel,
American Rattan, Mahogany, Oak
and Birdseye Maple, all in fine Or
der, as good as new, see special 40
later.
The balance of the wholesale Grass
Rug Stock is being sold at the
rooms, at prices that can never be
duplicated in Honolulu for many
many years, If 1t ALL Call in ana
select what you want before it Is too
laie. Honolulu Auction Rooms, ]. s.
Bailey.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19
Notice Of Tendency Of Libel.

The Territory OF Hawaii to Hatsuyo
Nagami, libellee, Greetings:
You are hereby notified that the
above entitled cause is now pending
before the Circuit Court above named
wherein said S. Nagami, Libellant,
prays for an absolute divorce from
you upon the grounds OF desertion,
and that said cause has been set down
TO" trial before the Judge OF said Court
at his Court Room In the Judiciary
Building. in Honolulu. Territory of Ha.
vail, on Monday, the 2Sth day of Janu.
airy, 1918, at the hour OF 200 p. m,
or as soon thereafter as the business
Of the Court will permit.
1t is further ordered that the hear.
ing Of the said cause be, and the same
is hereby set for trial on the 18th day
Of January, 1918, at the hour OF 200
p. m.
BY the Court:
c. l.. ROBERTS,
Clerk. Circuit Court Of the First
Judicial Circuit
Dated this list day Of November
1917.
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30,150 so. IT. Present income $S5 with
available room for 10 or more cot
taxes. Central location. See Guer
zero, q Campbell block, Phone 54S9
6967-tf
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STAR-sULLETIN GIVES YOU
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Bridgeport will not permit the PEG
pies peace council to hold a meeting
in that city.
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FURNITURE.

Saiki Bamboo furniture; 563 Bereta
MIA St. 607S-tt
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1916 Starr riano. Perfect condition.
Phone 3102 6SS4-tf
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Chevrolet, Baby Grand, model 1916,
excellent mechanical condition. good
tires, cash sale. Capt. c. A. Selleck'
9Th F. A., Schofield Barracks.
6971-3t
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SCIENTIFIC PIANIST.
PERSONALS.
MASSAGE.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii
At Ch7mbers-In Divorces. Maya
mi, Libellant, VS.. Hatsuyo Nagami,
Libellee.
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FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES.

5.passenger, 1916 model, eX'
cellent condition, tires almost new
newly painted. new top. Address
Field Artillery Exchange, Schofield
Barracks 6963-tt
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WOOD AND COAL.
LOST

Finder please return to bank.
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All kinds Of fruit, vegetables and
seeds. 1861 Aala street. Phone 1854.
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Bunch of keys at postoffiCe. Phone
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