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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-03
|. Sim. 4, s: uWnOsfrO9tcn cr mt
tis til alle Sing, iOet Den bar
6OrjGttclie for bet giO,
iOm nj CT ="

5o, oct er ian6t. 5ano @uO5frDgt
er Iiae ioa neooen0ig for ct N}enne.
life iom 2uft, 21s oa 8oOe. ameri.
faneren Or. Ealmoge Tiger:
93o9le fremforer JON ll%nOifDl0-
ming for, at De life omoenoer iig.
at De life Gar 3io. 5om OH Geli-
.aiouen lanmeoe 6aanooprferens
.2lrm eller eoelagoe 5orfatterens8eD
eler ioritDrreoe &66man0ens 6or-
retningl @}en Oi ier, 1oorleOes Oe
.lnffer 0gren / &aoS moo Geligionen
OF io1er at iaqe 0en bort meo oeres
QAlrife, 6ammer, )taal, @lenn1aal
% Sfltreoiif, i0et De RAIDER: Sort
meO eOer5 8eligion ira min Ger
ifell Seq bar life 8i0l
De ioritaar life, at ariitenoon-
men fan 6iplpe Menneifet til at
gore 5Dao JON BELT, Q}enneifet bar
at gre. Gen fan ieile ct Sfib, ben
tan fobe en- 9ore, Oen fan brolgBge
Ell @aoe, oen fan feie et @ulu, Den
tan ifripe ell Stats pertaining, Den
fan u~n0er6oloe en- @pit. Den er
lige iaa nDtti1 for QtenneIfet JON
aifferten for Qitronomen, 9a6ora.
toriet ior 8emifererL 9%lploo6et ior
Murerpu, iStapen ior 9eoiteia0eren.
&ar oil life 8io til at tGnfe pao
8riitenOommenl aab, OIL bar life
li0 til at laoe pere. Oh fltn0e lige
iaa go0t un0opre ct 9ontpas paa
DIT Sfib, en- &iffel / Slaget, So
pno Dine 6eooer Jon at bragg gen.
mem 9ioet uoen Geli8ion.
Gu bar 8io til at opre ipg, til
9efpmriuger, til at %. % on ifnl-
0e life 6ape Si0 til at oin0e &riiti
genIfa6, til at fe6e en- 2anpe og
gere oen reoe til 8anorin9en gen.
ucm Stp9qeoalcnl 5ffe 8io til at
oenoe DIT 9ie til Den 6tnmelite
5traaleglaus, sit gre til Oen eoige
QooIan0. 6ere0e DIN @aano til Sar-
pen i @ngleforet % Oin SieI til
Soccer, 9@re o. u060eli96e0l
W}an Ifuloe tire, at ri life fit Iio
til anoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-03
I'll llngOOMsforenInger
/ Eatific &re05.

Get oil erin0res, at llngoomsior.
ellingerue / 3resnosGountD 0anneOe
ct llngoomsior6uuo 8. y. Roo.
1916 / Cation. 8i bar oal9t Be-
itprelie % u~oarbeioet 9ooe, iom
life err meaet forifclIige ira De
llngoomSfor6nnOs. 8or fore
lo6i9e 0pgaoe er, at itotte Qfi8-
.iiousar6cioet / 4acific areos.
Sgn0o9 .. 8. September 6oOOe
ri igen ct oeiligt 6eIlesmooe /
Cation Bart, % ale ltng0om5ior.
eniugerne por rigeligt repreientereoe,
6esu0en mango 6iertelig i~ntereSiere-
De plore. Breiterue 2. Sobnion,
$. 6anIen, q. :. 9tieIien, 6. 2.
3oIcn6erg Qeoitor e. ID. 6auien
oar til Nigiionsmg0e / 6ernoale)
81 u10%ertegneoe oar til SteOe. Scr
ll0en ct gar go0e Ialer al Baitor
Riellen og BaItor 3oIen6erg bleo
ser Iloact Iterft til 2po ior DC nm
9es 9eltagelir I oct tiIitln0enOe
4re0sme0e / Gan 6rancisco, %
Der bleo ueotaget i6l9en0e 9en'
~Itilling til are0sm6oet, om oct life
oar muIigt, at lln90omsiorbunoet
fnnOe iaa en- bel Gag un0er RreoS.
meoerne til 8r6itelie al llngooms'
@mner % llng0oms4O p8aoer. Ger
6leo optaget ct 0iier paa $40.
"a Greosmg0et er iaa centraIt
/ areoien aar, iom oct nogen
.Sinoe fan bli0e, opiorOres ale ling
0omsforenin9erne / areoien til at
lace Jig repreientere oeo oct Ofeoe.
Gag Spgrgsmonlet op Oeo ct al
eoers Dteoer fori1toen, og Oreit til
li1e 3orbunostanfen, % ie iua at
iaa nogle til at reiie til areos'
msoet. 9elegater fan Der egentlig
life ien0es, men Oerior funoe Der
maaIfe nof blipe A%nleOning til at
Ififte &anfer og Or6ite Dem til
geniioig Opmuntring.
llngoomsiorbum0et | 5resno'
Gountp teller 1876 03eOlemmer og
bar til Cato inoien6t $50 til areos-
fosIen. 0isIe Benge er inofommen
ue0 Dire og @auer.
5oreningerne / 5orbunoet britt
qes / @rin0ring at ale W9eolemS'
6i0raa go Gents pr. Weolem) lfal
o9re aasIereren I Spnoe inoen 0.
10. December.
st unet NenneIte iagoe Den an
Sen Gag: r8i oil bore trO | bort
Grbeioe for Bacific 3reOS".
Meo pcnIie Silien til alle De
unoe, fra eoers / &riitis bengione
81. g. &onien,
for llngoomsforbunbet |
Bacific &reos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-03

.ite0ie itigen6e @roo 9ipe = Nllig-
.6eoer for ct eoangeIiif MisiionS'
.arbei0e / Nuslaao, iom in9en bar
.0renlt on, % JON er iaa me8et
glpoeli9ere poa 9ag9rlnO al ben
.GilItono, Ser inotil for nplia ber-
.ife0e / G3or.9tiget.
6n0mu = mt0er oct enorme Raos,
6Dori Guslono for Chen 6%efinoer
fig - 5or pi life faaet oi0ere no
ferlige 0ie0oeleIier OIL ben aanoe-
.lige StiIin9 %oeroore, men init MI
er Der / 3tIimmret al BET engelIfe
0tisiionsifriit: She icattereo 9fo-
ton" iremfommet en- 2(rtifel oerom,
6oori set Of. a. beo0er;
Sra Gllslan0 bar ri lige mo0ta-
oct set forite drummer al ct eoan-
gelilf 9la0, Der 6eo0er Outreniap
.SoeOa GuQ1orgenitiernen"), nogloet
i 8etrograO.
Dette 9lo0, Der er oct ofiicielee
Organ for
sc rnsiiif cOnngcliife 9riitne
er uofonmet / be iioite ipO aor,
men bleo Itanoiet forrige Slli al
Den tioligere Staggering.
9tt n0fommer oct after unoer tlDe
% 6aabefltl0e 9etingelier til tor
.@lpoe for 0e eoangeliife ariltne,
Ser er ipre0t ODER belle ~9fltslono,
og oct f6rite Nlmmer, Der b9rer
0atoen: 6. @(pril, beg0nOer meo Dis
Ie Oro I tore 8ppper: 2en9e
Iebe oet frie SIN 8lono; %
fortietter iouIeOes:
oSoiS nogen for lire Tiger itoen
baooe %forlt0la9t, at laaOdll1e SlhB
uiloe lie, iom mn er ifet, oiloe life
a(ene in9en baoe troet 6on, men
6olf oiGoe baoe toiDlet paa, at ban
par oeo i'm 8oritan0. S 2e6et al
cen ll0e er Ger 6enoet 9egioenbe-
Ser, Iom er eneItaaen0e / 8eroens'
6iitorien.
Solicit bar reiit iig, BEN gumle
Rc9cring er fal0en. g3ar 93icolai
,. bar iroiogt fig Eronen, og Stor'
6ertll9 Mic6ael bar gioet 4ifalo
paa i'm 8et, in0tiG ben fonItitn.
eren0e 8orIamling ct inOfalOt. &ele
@pnOigbeoen er gaaet oOer til 91l'
maen8 prooiIoriife &egering, o8 Oct
belle Rii8lan6 - 6Gren inO6einttet
- bar oiIagt 50 til 0enne ge.
gering.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-03
Ser er blepen erflGret
pulitiif % relisiOS 6ribcO

% flm6giort 9(m1eiti ior politiIte
% reli9idIc 5%orbrDOelier; mango,
ser les for oen rationale 6rt5eos
.5fpl0. er bleoen iri9ioet %
ioa irem6ele5. gtlt bette iorefom.
mer en- JON en- iorunoerIi9 9r6m.
Genne 6oran0ring er e%neltaaeaoa
/ 8er0en86iitorien, 6Uao an9aor Ben
Surtig6eO % Den @nig5eo, 6oor.
me0 oen er gennemIert.
6DorleOes oil oenne 6%oranorln9
berere os e%oangeliife ariitne2 Git
ferliQt oil Den pore os til Itor
@uon. 6bi nj ioar Julio 6ri6eO Ianl'
men meo alle nn0re Setter.
5er oenne 6%oranorin9 befanot
ale Gl8iere, ser tiIberte reli8tele
.Samiuno, iom ItoO noenfor Den
QrpIf-fatolIfe airte, Jig / en- me9et
panifelig 5tillin9. 5 De iioite ire
Aar bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-03
0eien er aaben for Goaneeliet
HnSlano.
Den mratiae Epranorine,

|Iom / De fioIte Waaneoer bar Jun.
oct Ste6 | Iuslano paa BET politi.
|ffe, IocioIe og Gonomiife Omraooe
bar natirligpis gioet = og bill |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-03

" S|iioltptlllt2 2ulti ultU OtBBc
oreitet. 9aaOe Snoleonin9 % 0rp
telie par Al en- iaaOan 2lrt, at oct
funOe ifaiie DEM 9taaoe % 9ieip,
JON 9erte Oerpaa, % 0erior ital
9erren Dape Gafl @ll0s Or0 6leO
iaa o8iaa rigelig prooifet oeo 4}e.
oct, ieg 5aa6er - til 8eliiglelie
for man9el
sra 6orretniu9smeoet ital Der
meoOeIes oe geialtuinger, DER oar
alnlen Snteresie:
/. Gen galnle areoaltDreIie 6leO
genualgt.
2. 9e9ruaoet i De 9pie Briier
poa alle &fosiornpoen9eOer 6leD
9reOiens QtiaiIonspraiters @pn ior-
bpiet. Ynt. j. :. VI. 9anien meO
ct aorlig 2eaningstillGg al 500,
% 9reiterne u. IS. )tieIien, Is. u.
Si%ortsoan9 % u. <. 5. Sgbolm
meo bper 500.
3. areosmsoet beuitilIer til glt
9orn Qienig9eo at ioripBe paa at
uooioe g0piifoleforeningen1 iaa me
get JON muli9t / Soma Stress.
4. are0smpoet benitilIer, at Der,
iaa mart lfe tan, gpres i6lgenoe
5oran0rin9: at Scranton % Coon
GapiOs uogsr eet @alo, og at 4a-
itor 8. y. Uiiller, iom bar 6eoet
ON Arbei0e Soma areOs, on NIT
ligt iaa aniGtteS i 3epelI.
). are0smgoet benitiIler til Gen
iore. airtes"s StDrelie at Den 6en-
uen0er iig til De for. Staters De
gering angaaenOe firfelig 8etieuing
al pore unge Dtuno i Armeen %
Oeroer iaar De iornBone OplD5nin-
ger ON AnigtteIie al 6eltpreiter.
6. are0smeoet 6enitiller til ale
areoiens BrGiter % @enig5eoer at
gore aft, bpa0 De fan, ior pore
BLADES ll06reoelie.
Dor gog. % 9laomi5iion bleo
talt % oreitet. 0enne GrBitelie re.
iultereoe / ielgeloe 9%eitenmelie:
oareOsmeoet op%iororer Bait. 6. 6.
9lot5 til at reiie rltnOt + Soma
areos % oirfe for Oenne sag"
!. Sonia areOs' 5enoagsifoleto
mite 6IeD aenoalgt meo oct 8oalpa,
at &c iorger ior, at Der 6liper a.
boIot minoit Get 0~eIeJeret S6n0a15
ifolel9rermgoe paa ct Steo eaer
Steoer, buorfra Der maatte fomme
Sn0bpoelie. aomiteen 6eitaar Al
grniterne 6. s. aIotb % u. =.
Glemmenien iamt Nr. @6riit Spar-
ling, Mloline.
S. angaaenoe Senoagsifoteger.
nin9en ibIan0t oS blep oioere DeOta.
get, at Der oeo neite areosmeoe be-
n0ttes en- Qitenie5iion til 8e5ano.
lima Al oenne ian oigtiae Sag.
Observation-Disclosures paalp99es at
ierge Tor at iaa ct gmue til 0reitel
ie meO npite Msoe.
9. areosmsoet oeOto1, at Der Tor
6remtroen betales 50 ior 9eipis.
nin9en Deo pore areosmeoer.
10. DC al ollng0omsiorbunOet" !
Soma areos oeotagne 9ooe 6leo
opleit % goOfenot al areosmeoet.
9sroag 2titen ira al. 7 til s bleo
be1Dttet til Orgitelie al Soloater.
missioner oeo Camp Dodge, 0es
RoineS, Soma. 9Gitor SeboIm
lag0e oenne Sag for Oieoet % sn.
iteoe ct Soar ira areoien. Denne
Sag bIeu iaa oreitet, % i%slgeu0e
6orilag bleo oeOtaget: are0smeoet
notaler i'm 9iIilutning til Den Sag,
iom gaitor 5eboIm bar iremlaot
ior Weoet angaaen6e Soloatermis
iionen peo Camp Dodge, 0eS
Moines, Soma. Og ri isler os
ioroisieoe ON, at Den ior. D. eo.
lut6. airfe" err uillig til at gioe i'm
Stette til Opierelien al ct lutberif
Misiionsfapel / eIler n9r oeo om.
talte 9eir, noar So9en fan orones
paa en- tilireositiIlen6e Nanoe.
Nj 4reosiormanoens SnOberetnin9
iremgaar oct, at 5otpa areos bar
BAIT ct goot arbeiosaar, og at
areoIen er blepen ioreeet meo 2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-03

FARM NO. 1044. 200 Acres Land Kandiyohi County, beliggende
AZ Mil fra Wilmar, 2 Mil fra en- lille Station og kun ~ Nil til
Skoehus. Denne Farm er tldels dyrket; en- god Lund og lille
Frugthave h9rer til Denne Farm kan for en kort It'd bhye k6bt til
den lave Pis af $3.50 pr. Acre; Ejeren vii selge paa meget lette
Vilkaar. Hvis De s6ger en- 200 Acres Farm, vii Diet vere Deres
egen Interesse at bese denne Farm.
For narmere Oplysninger skriv til eler Bes9g
ANDERSON LAND CO., Willmar, Mimi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-03

lut6. airfe" er uillig til at gioe i'm
Stette til Opierelien al ct Iut6erIf
Misiionsfapel | eller n9r oeo ON.
talte 9eir, naar Soeen fan orones
paa en- tilireositiIlenoe Wanoe.
Nj 4reosiormanoens Snoberetning
fremgaar oct, at 3oipa areos bar
BAIT ct goot a%rbeiosaar, % at
areoIen er bleuen ioreget meo 2
no ar6eioere, nemlig 8aItor 5. 6.
GbriItenien fra Nilpaufee, isis,
Der bar optaget arbeioet PEG vi.
borg, .. 9af., og Paitor @.
MatbieIen fra Denner, Colo, lom
bar taaet imoo aal0 fra elf Sorn
Meniebeo Iom 8oritanber paa 5fo'
len.
af aasiererens &apport bite
oct iig, at aasIen par noget ODER
$40 | l1noerballance. 9asiens uo'
after for oct ipunone aar bar ca.
$4,000. Qgeo en- 5orelemmelie tit
lea life oisie Eal fra &aSiererens
SEAPORT Ifrepet neo, iaa De er gipet
efter SufommelIe og oerfor lite
belt neiagtige.)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-13

- nrss, Gsane1sst6 NyslissfH
0nanef 81 exposure % sun, Dust and Winf
ISrfinf. inst I'VE Comfort At your DruREistk
~ IN ni:sil sNr pr R5tile. For Booi Of TIE
tbsE lFees m Mdlr k1e Res@es. Ga. tsss,Aso
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"The liner she's lady, by the
paint upon 'er face."-KipIing.

department Of Castle & Cooke, Ltd,
Honolulu agents Of the Matson line,
and Frank G.. Anterior, yice-president
of the same company. were the first
of the reception committee on board
after the doctor and government au.
thorities had mounted the ladder.
They were followed shortly by T.. II.
Petrie and Arthur Arnlitage, both of
the same company, who carried an
armful of handsome flower leis for
Cart. Matson and his party. Then
Mayor John Lane led the welcoming
committee up the side.
In the mayors party were Senator
Charles F. Chillingworth of the sen
ate; Raymond c. Brown, representing
the Chamber of Commerce.; Emil 4,
Berndt and L. w. de Wis Norton, rep
resenting the Promotion Committee
and Hawaii Publicity Commission:
Senator A. L. Castle; Supervisor
Charles n. Arnold, representing the
beard OF supervisors; Gerrit Wilder,
J. J. Belser and Clarence Waterman
The mayor found capt Matson with
a bright smile playing on his rugged
features, sitting in his favorite corner
on the upper deck Here, surrounded
by his committee, the mayor vel
coined the famous captain whose sue
cess tells the only necessary story OF
his 40 years on the Pacific. The
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many gasps went up when first one
and then the other athlete careened
and went down into the briny when
they lost theil footheld The Kahana-
moku brothers put up an entertain.
ment out there in the harbor under
direction of ] hill Danky from the Ha-
kaaIa's bow that pleased the incoming
guests immensely and added greatly
to the attraction of the sights along
shore -:..,-. #ss
outrigser Fleet Wins Applause
Harry had the kahanamokus COM
menced their exhibition, their healthy
forms wet and glistening, when the
attention on board was called to an
other event staged for the guests
which brought a storm of applause.
This was the outrigger canoe brigade
which fastened the red and white
Matson colors in long streamers to
the bow and padded ahead as an is
land escort, the PUNK of their ukuleles
end the chords of guitars setting up a
Turing rythm for the stroke of paddle
and note of aloha De" sung by Ha-
waiian girls in the party. ri. +
Not to be overlooked in an addition
which made for the attractiveness of
the new ship we're the members of
the Frawley Theatrical Company on
a tour around the world and scheduled
for several interesting engagements
here They did more than their share
to make the trip across a gay one and
the smiles outlining eomely faces and
effsetting modish costumes more than
embellished the Maui's rail this morn
ing i.
Many passengers spoke of the espe-
rially superb setting Of Honolulu's
hills and spires and the extraordinary
profusion of American flags floating
gaiiy as a sign of patriotism from
scores of buildings. As the Maui's 500
foot beam parted the water with the
power Of 10000 horses. il seemed as il
the town had declared holiday for
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! mayor said in part: s-eess.
Honolulu appreciates more than
can tell you this magnificent addition
to the transportation facilities of Ha.
waii and the Matson fleet. As mayor
of Honolulu it gives me the greatest
pleasure imaginable to thank you in
behalf of the residents of our great
city here for the consideration you
have paid us in the past and to as
sure you that it will never be forgot
ten. As a Hawaiian and in the Gus
tom of the Hawaiians ] place these
leis upon your shoulders as an express
sion of our aloha for you and your
line"
The mayor then twined leis several
feet long of pretty blossoms about the
captains neck and Yisibly impressed
by the sincerity of the greeting, the
shipping man responded.
Captain Matson Replies ...
Il am friend of Honolulu and al.
ways will be- Hawaii will have the
best that the Matson Company can
give so long as / am living and able
to watch the wants of the pride of
our fIeet-the islands. thank you
for your greeting and appreciate it
immensely"
4 Shrieks of whistles-scores of them,
throaty and notwithstanding out
from engines on shore and in the har.
Dor, cut off the captains words and
the Maui passengers turned their at.
tention to sights of which some had
dreamed but had never expected to
see when the kahanamoku brothers.
Duke, the champion swimmer, and
David--came bobbing and dashing
over the swells, actually standing up
on surfboards guided by their feet and
propelled by ropes held in the their
hands and attached to the Makaala.
Ocean Planning Wskens Wonders 49,
The art of ocean planning, new one
even in Hawaii, brought stars of
amazsment from on hoard ship and
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maui night
AT HEINIE'S

Z -scaiFht VIII be Aloha Nisht tn the
.>.~s~nrers and officers Of the 8. s.
rsi'isst Heihie'c Tavern. ION the beach
o.. FisikiisI. and local town and army
rad navy folk arc very cordially In
y'.ed 10 attend.
S9acini eabaret attractions will be
etu~~d ny Miss Evelyn Gilbert IN
her pleasing sangs and ballads. An
exceptionally fine ncnu viii be served
from 10 4.
Heinie,s is HcuolulG's faEerite Tor
aftertheatef and de.fe ,1of S fSp.
81 Heinie's after Ias .siIce' o. NEW
end treat yourself - their delicious
lunches--a fitting finale 70 4 perfect
evening. --Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-13
DOCKS
ANOTHER STEAMER
IS PROMISED BY
CAPTAIN MATSON
Head of Shipping Company
Well Pleased With Maui;
Says Win Have Another

Cart William Mataon. head Of the
kiatson fleet. capitalist, shipper, promi.
Lent San Francisco business man, is
Honolulu's hpnored guest today. Bring
ing net only the finest ship hts com
p&ny has ever built, on her initial
voyage TO Hawaii. but promises OF an
e1en bigfer ship and assurances that
transportation. the Watson line part
OF Il, between here and the mainland
viii never bG interrupted, war or no
war 20 Tar as he Ia concerned. hts
visit Is the mcss welcome OF the many
PIE SAINT Gf,es nc had made here.
The captain. who has been III.
feened IN particularly good health
this morning when interviewed on
hoard the Mani in the harbor and,
zfiHrpHBdad hy number OF his party,
he Gsoke happily OF the Aaui's first
trip, OF the Mstson policy towards
Hawaii and expressed a personal
opinion or 50 about the war He has
sf-okes OF paralysis hut this morning
stood an walked alore aioug the
Maui rail- and with iitfle assistanre
went dowr the sangplank to the ear
which awaited HIN at the foot OF the
steps.
Another Steamer Is Promised
PrsEieey OF encther Die merchant.
wan 20 ire Hswailan trade was made
yscspt. Matson but he remarked that
II Nas almost Impossible TO buy bot
toms now. lie has bad en- order IN
for tbs ship for fhYes Eouths hat has
&c vet taee.yed no satisfaction. lie
esrsr nof know what one OF the reyn.
r. -scn boats The proposed new
.eessificr win ticks the plan OF but said
4. vrr'f,a ptohabiy take the run OF one
- TIA rr:alI ores and would not cut
fn,r- tine Of a boat week but
y-9r'f vsse rnre end better accom-.
rs7aat'cas both for freight and pas
VIZ Pissed With Maui
The trial fip OF the Hani has been
esrectsilS pleasing 10 TIRE canfain on
s-ccrnt rf her good behavior aud
shfeace rfsp,ishap on the uaiden yoy.
re ana that lie ech'eyeuents OF
40 veers on the Pacific has been
crowned BY tbe. new addition.
ave do not know Whist the govern
rent VIII do IN these times OF war"
Re said referring TO shinnsng conti.
tons on the Pacific. 'but expect no
'ntefriutjon Of the Matson service TO
Hawaii either BY the United Stairs
.cs ca-rsn Nihmarjnes. Certainly
there VIII be no EcdnctIen OF or ~.
fqra 70 The islands II We can help n. /" ]
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the ship and many on board marveled
at the large turnout "a
The coming of the big ship was an
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OUTRIGGER CANOES ESCORT QUEEN
OF THE FLEET TO HER ANCHORAGE
tcOntinued from page one)


tographer chance to get good
snap" and then proceeded slowly
to Pier Is where thousands waited
with upturned, beaming faces, the Ha.
waiian band playing lively airs.
Welcomed at Channel Entrance
The first boat to meet the Maui this
morning carried the quarantine Off.
Gals. Five small craft--the mail boat,
the doctors boat, the Immigration aud
customs inspectors cutter and the
Hnki Huki, carrying the reception
committee. stood abreast at the chan.
mel entrance when a long dark line
proclaimed the Maui,s approach and
every whistle of the little boats--led
by the Intrepid which came up later
with all her colors at full mast-gave
the new ship her filst welcome when
she churned near to the tiny aloha
fleet. The air quivered when the
Maui turned loose her big siren in re.
sponse
With the American Jack swapping at
her bow, the Stars and Stripes at her
stern, and the red and white emblem
of the Matson line flying at the high.
est tip. above a full set OF colored sig.
nal flags. the Intrepid, the snug little
Matson tug, presented almost as pref.
ty a picture as the Maui in TIE daz.
King light dancing on the waves. and
was cheered heartily by the pessen,
gers.
Reception Committee Boards
John Drew, manager Of the SHIPPING
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The National folortype Company,
which made the automobile and mo-
torcycle Company, which made the
automobile and motorcycle license
tags this year. has written that it is
willing 10 deduct the 1913 which the
board OF supervisors claim is due to
the county because the tags were
shorter than specified.
Adyices reaching Honolulu are that
b. M. Thomas. q former U. s. revenue
agent and well known here, has been
arrested In San Francisco on charge
of e1nbezzienent. his alleged defalca-
tions amounting 10 more than $4,000,
II is reported 1t is charged he en-
bczzled money through the resale Of
wine tax stamps when he was q reye-
nue. agent in 1915.
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event II which Hawaii vas mere than
proud tods. proud thlt she Is the
first Liz liner tn be named after one
Of the faitest Islands. cf tho EropR
proud thai she Is IIawaifs nssn An
answer 10 Levels Aid What Is 80
rate as a day IN JUne?r could wen be
zone in April. In Hawaii, when the
Mani comes TO town, and quoting Kip.
ling again "The liner she's a lady AMI
her route is cut an dried"
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Mystic Lodge no. 2, Knights OF
Pythias. viii meet this evening for
work IN the third rank.
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A surprise party was given Miss
Marie Silva Wednesday evening by
Der many friends at her home 1853
Fort street. The evening was spent
in playing games and listening to mr-
sic and ending with refreshments
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Hawaiian Lodge No. 81. F.. & A. M.
VIII hold special meeting this even
ing Tor work in the second degree.
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The Mothers Club or KaimuEi win
hold = dance Friday evening. Apri. IL,
at Liliuokalani school.
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henmatism attsoks the

I'D henmatism attacks the
II outside man. Pains and
aches stifFeh his joints and
muscles and reduces his efficiency.
AT the first twinee Get Sloan's
Linimenf. easy 70 apply. il pere-
trztes zDfhout rubbing and soothes
the soreness.
After that long drive or tedious
wait in the cold rain apply Sloan's
Liniment to those stiff fingers.
aching wrists and arms.
For govt, neuraleia, fooihache, bruises.
sprains, cold feet, i is promptly effective.
Al ali drussists, 2Sc. soc. and sI.oo.