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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-01-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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County of Ward SIS.
COUNTY COURT.
In the Matter Of the Estate of kirstina
Larson, Deceased.
Notice to Creditors:
Notice is hereby given by August Lar.
son the Administrator of the estate OF
Kirstina Larson. Deceased to the cred
itors of, and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to present them.
with the necessary vouchers. to the said
August Larson at his residence in Bur
lington Township, in Ward County.
North Dakota, or by leaving the same
for him at the office Of James Johnson
146 Main Street Minot, N. D.. with
in four months after the first publicSi-
ton Of this notice.
AUGUST LARSON,
Administrator.
First publication January 9, 1913.
1-9-ti
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-01-23

County. within four months after the
first publication Of this notice.
Dated this Sth day Of January, 1912
THEODORE o. MORK.
AS Administrator of the Els
tate of Martin c. Engen
deceased.
First publication January 9. 1919;
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-01-23
NOTICE TO c11DITO1S
tie Of North Dakota,

County Of Ward, g.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Martin
u G. Engen, Deceased.
Notice to Creditors:
Notice is hereby given by Theodore
@. Mork, Administrator of the estate
Of Martin G. EngeT, Deceased, to the
creditors Of and all persons having
claims against said deceased. to present
them, with the necessary vouchers, to
the said Administrator at the Office
North Dakota. or to said administrator
personally at his residence In said Ward
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-01-23
NOTICE TO c3EDITo1s
te Of North Dakota,
Of Ward. !.

state OF NOFIn lIsthOtd,
County Of Ward.
Before Hon. VIM. Murray.
Judge.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN: BY
the undersigned, y. A. pinnie Executor
Of the last Will and Estate Of Elizabeth
Dinnie, late of the City Of Minet IN
the County Of Ward and State of North
Dakota, deceased, to the creditors OF,
and all persons having claims against
said decedent, to exhibit them with the
after the first publication of this No
tice, to said Executor, at the office Of
Fisk and Murphy. his attorneys in the
City of Minot In said Ward County,
North Dakota.
Dated January 2. 1919.
D. A. DINNIE.
Executor.
Fisk and Murphy. #
Attorneys for said Executor.
~ First publication on the End day OF
January, A. y. 1919. 1-2SS-1S-2S
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WHEREAS: Default has occurred ~
the terms and conditions Of that certain
real estate mortgage, hereinafter de-
scribed, in that the said mortgasors
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-01-23
CITATION ON PETITION TO ASSIGN
ESTATE

" ~" v" ~ ~ AsSAoN
State Of North Dakota,
County of Ward. SIS.
In the Matter of the Estate OF O. A.
Peterson, Deceased;
JENNIE Peterson, Petitioner.
oL1NE Peterson, Respondent.
Citation on Petition to Assign Estate:
The State of North Dakota and the said
County Court to the above named
Respondent-Greeting
You and each Of you are hereby cited
and required to be and appear before the
County Court Of the County of Ward in
said State. at the office of the County
the goth day of February, A. D. 1919.
and there to show cause. if any there
said Deceased should not be assigned
to and for the use and support Of the
family Of the interstate. it appearing
from the inventory and appraisal Of
said estate filed in court that the same
does not exceed in value the sum of
$1,000
Dated this 10th day Of January, 1919.
WILLIAM MURRAY
1-16-t3 Judge of County Court.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
State of North Dakota.
county OIL WGEO SIS.
COUNTY COURT
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Q. A.
Peterson, Deceased.
Notice to Creditors:
| Notice is hereby given by E. Fl. John
son, Administrator of the estate Of O.
| A. Peterson, Deceased, to the creditors
OF, and all persons having claims against
said deceased, to present them, with
| the necessary vouchers, to the said E.
| II. Johnson Administrator at his office,
! in Citizens Bank Building, Minot. North
| Dakota, within four months after the
| first publication OF this notice.
Dated this 18th day of January. 1919.
First publication January 16. 1919.
| 1-16-t4
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-01-23
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G. s. Hides, Is lbs and up 1874 .iI1
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G. 8. Calf, to Is lbs.------ rs .141
G. S. Bulls. Stays or Oxen IA IL
0reen X1des
Ne. rs No. 80
Green Hides, 25 lbs. and up asa IA
Green Kips, Is to IS lbs.--- II .l51
Green Calf. 3 to Is lbs.---- rs 3S1
Green Bulls, Stays or Oxen .ls IL
Prices for xA2A1A4
Horse OF Cattle any stee--------1 1.eO
Colt or Kip, not over 16 lbs. 49,
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Tanning Pelts. any size. wool On 30
Wolf or coyofe any sizs-------- as
Deer Skin chair on) ------------ 9.9S
Deer Skin Ger buck) ---------- RIA
Harness Leather. finished product
Lace Leather. per %. ft,------- $
Shoe Leather; Per So E; .; $50, -
Horse or Cattle, any sise--------S $50
Colt or Kip. not over 76 lbs.---- $50
Colt or Calf, not over 15 lbs.--- l.es
1aazia6 and Iiz1ng, 0smDasts
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Colt or Calf, not over IL lbs So
Minot Hide & Tanning
Company
Us Front st. PHONE lle
Clean cotton rags wanted. &c per
pound. Ward County Independsnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-24
Gin 9ittseiudl.

NufioIaenoe5 9ittge'uh muroe in
Sabre 1915 pen Dem SborniteIl.
icgermeiiter Mattbios Seller an
5tlomaridau Glider geio?ht:
Observation-Disclosures SelnmurihQQi
General, @crr General ~porpart5.
Greacn3l
2iebfpertciter @Iiiher!
8cr5eibc1t Sic, @reurn3, liebncr-
teiter @err @litder, @creral por.
pGrts. oaB i'd ais lin5eitiJa @cburt
IS mage, an Sic su idre;btM nber
ih fam mir nidt belfen. c5 lit zoe,
gen meinen 3ylugott; i'd Elite Sic
I'm oLles in Der WeIt, Iiebitcr &crr
glider, Grellen3 General %uorfpdrt5.
lua3 lit on8 fijc cine iniom2 aonfll.
lion nit Dem GeIopoitomt, i'd ba5c
meireu 3rnu9oti bet Den @nr0c.
lGQerr, err fennt Gmr. Grclen5 Dor.
irdrts qerau uno gut, i6cr 5lpep
mobI 3uIage feididt, ober er bat
rid)t3 bcfonnmcn.
SD bite Gp5. Greleu3 etmitiaii
forrigieren sic Ole GerIs 0oh cin.
mobl, ober nodl alter preuh. 4ta.
mir, Sic peritebcn ihon, wie ids
mcine, oos miro gepiB belitn 0cnn
e. lit Inn Die Sfpernot ~ tricQcn,
luenn mon ocn 0inoern, Ole titrs 8a-
terIouo ~itrcitcn mas idtdt uno itc
rid)t5 befommen.
Gfpr. ereIlen3 mer0en Den SerlS
6o6 fpobI Gin 2nnnertpettcr ouf oen
sails id)idc@. oesbalb bobe i'd es
Ihnen geihrieben, oenu it} meib
lion. ooB NIT Dem olten Hlht piel
gu ipaben lit. Gmr. Grcll>i5 uor.
radrts genount, Iiebpertcitef SCR
9liiher, i'd p1rbieibe Sb1 utter
toniiqiter
Sdorniteinieqer Rattbids Seller
gu Sfmeionib 1919.
R.g. 8enn Sic meinen 9rougott
leben, 10 bitt, ih Sbn unbeihtpert
III grlfen, nber idenfen Sic ibin
ridts, 6enn i'd tobe i'm tanner our
Sronung o~nQchoIten. So. objeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-24
G6rontf6
9etoen6e.

SD min nit SGnsn iprs6su. Die
Gbatia9e, oab iis lOnltwO Obns @rfpls
bebauoelt Dorosn hnb, entmutbist mid
uiGt i'm @erinsiten. SD belle Mdn.
nern unb 5rausn lsbsu Tag unb Made
8aren. oftmnls in 5dlIsH. Die pom an.
bereu ais uubeiIbar srtIdrt purssn. 10
oaB i6 fiber fhbIs. baB ib auh fur
Sic otel tbun tann. Sur Su foniuIti.
rem toitst nihts. nbsr bic 8srednunsen
tnsiuer 8ebanbluns iinb itbr mdBis
mnb nidt msbr aIs Sic milis iinb su
bssablen fir Dir erbaItenen 8obltbaten.
SD bsbun6slts Rheumatismas. Ser.
uoiitdt, MassE- urs 9ersIsibsn. aa.
tarrb, 8lut' unb Souttrantbsitsn. Ser.
ftopfune, urin. uno RisrsnIsibeu, TO-.
tute beiouoers Srauenfrautbeitsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-24

l1on oeE leonaIteH 2eun'I, itepen gu
blsiben, absr es maj per9ebens, ih
mar bon elmer frsmoen Wo4t ers
fabt uno purbe oobin9etrnoen.
-Stisr parallel! @orbeugen!"
brittle iemnno biuter urs.
SD mari sinen Bid nnh unten
uno bemertte nit Sdreden, baB bic
Spiten meiner S6nsei6ube, tpeit
auseinanber itanbsn uno oas beut,
lids Seitrsbsn ssieten, iid nod psis
ter boneinanber 81 s%ntfernsn. Der
cine Sti mar nah @siten. Der ans
bere nod Rorboiten geri6tet, uno
id fpiirte, boB mein a0rpsr slpiIasu
Den 9einen einsureiben beeonn. SIS
mar mir tlar. oab i'd binnen 5ebu
Setunoen in 3tpei g%etrenntsn 9dlfs
ten tpeiter fubreu pjiroe.
.Iufbalten! 4ufbaltenl" ihrie
msiH Edmonton.
Sn bisisu leBten 4ugenbliden Dor
msiuem gnbe gepunn olIes cine
grausnpoae 0sutIihteit. SD lab elm
0orf in Der Siefs unb bate einen
leBtcn Wunih nab 9ausi6eIfleiI6
unb SIiponiB. Damn fob ih 4bs
idisb nebmenb meins Na6barn an.
Redts fubr Gin &an3Isibeamter, bsIsn
9eiiht cine fhouerlihs Woste bes
Gntisbens mar, Ger Qebrer gu msiner
2inten mar oFfenbor b~l0oiinni9 gez
rporben, Elm trottsItoftes 9rinien lag
auf fsineu Wtenen.
9a mar ouf einmol cine 9oosns
pelle ba; ih mari mid p~er3ipeifeIt
nab binten, erbielt ober i'm oleihen
Qugenblid einen StoB nab born, bic
SpiBen meiner Stier gruben Tid
elm, ih tpurbe nod eiumaI mad BORN
geiaIeuoert uno fubr nit Dem Sopf
uuo oen Nrnen bis an bic NhIelH in
ben S6nee.
Dis mir ale pieOer otsge9raben
paren, bdmmerte ss ihou. unb Der
Sbmonn meiute. mir bdtten iebt
pieleidt genug. Notber botten mir
eineu gemiitIi6sn Nben0. Semnno
mari Die 6ra9e auf ME oas norlpez
glide Wort Sti poh ausQeipro6en
niiroe. 9a bic cine Vortei buran
feitbieIt, man miiife Gdj iageu, NIB
reno bic anbere bebauptete, bic nor
tpeger ielbit iprdfen Sti aus, uuo
ba iih oieie Observation-Disclosures
auf bic monni9fultigite Nrt nit Der
gleidfaqs oufgeroIten 6rn9e Der
g~inbungsR tpmbinierte, berrihte bnlo
reft lebbofte 8etueguna. SD tonnte
mid an Der 9ebatte nint beteiliQen,
neil msin Sprahoerm09en nod nibt
10 melt erholt mar, baB i4 Subiett
un0 Vrdbitat bate ouseinunberbals
ten t1nnerl. Sci bieier 8eIegenbeit
lernte id, boB es i'm @ttriebe Der
0elt unumgdugli6 nottpenoig 1T, iih
elmer Yartei an3uIhiieBen. Da i'd
teiner on3ugeb0ren ihien. fieIen ale
uber mid Der unb beiduIoigten mid,
bag ih Den aan3en Streit ange5etteIt
bate. 3uIeBt ertIGrtsH BON ben
3peiunbpier5ig MiteIie0ern besn SeIs
mart" iiebenunoSpnn5ig ibren Nus
tritt unb griinoeteu io9leih eineH
neuen gerein inter Dem Numen
nGbritionia," pdbreno Die i%jbri9bIei
benOen fiinf8ehn 'ih in 3pei @ruppen
%teilten, bon oeHen bic cine ben Namen
StiIporttlub .@elocitas" unnabm,
Vlein @eiuh UNI 4ufnnbms puros
pom alien breien abiaIdgi9 beidieoen.
neil ih bic llriahe Der Spaltun3 &C.
peien mar.
Sd psroe aIio ben Stifport BEN
ndait ais WiIper ausiiben. Dem
nG1it - tpenn es lpieber Shnee gilt.
nlIo mnbrIheinIib tijnfti9en WiEter.
Sd bin iebt crit redt entihlofeu.
bos Gtifo6ren 81 erIeynen. @ieIsiat
QerGDrt ein 9ittaes S6idiat. ooB i'd
nit oem 2eben oupontomme eli
0ejI.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-24

Benn oie a.8.G.Sdusm bcim
g" ongeIongt iino, glauben lie ldon
aaes 5u miiien uuo Damn iangt oob
gift Der lluterriht an.
Rid. INNER fam ieosr oa5 Ve.
lie BADEN; iei 8uirieoen nit oLnI. mas
IN bolt uno reriuhe oarous ous
9eite 5u NADER
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-24
SpanR 2.

OfU.
8orte oerpfIitten Eaten
%erloien.
RiBge did nennit 0u's -
llEgeidIid nenner'S onocre.
gtandem i.bIt 81 ieinem Slid
nih:2 ais cine Lt!ie Sofnung.
Gie aumeu0nna oes Stof&
madt Die Sinoer MIR - pertodt.
Sic 6rau, ueIhe bas Saus
r'a)t crbant. reiBt Sns Saus nieSer.
8er aus @cr5weitIuna
trinft. trinft ridt bic iGl'etteitc
Sorte.
Ole Yiouumente iino oft
Die in Stein geBnucre Nsue Der
9tnhnelt.
SieIe Observation-Disclosures ipeflt.
IicreiI wenigcr an Der @0rie ais auf
Die 80rie.
GeaftionGrci ilo 2aIte, mel.
DE Sic Griuuruag nit ser Sol'rung
yerpedicIn.
Ole be it e 2ebrer iino sic,
oeren mir unS in ipdtcn Sahren nit
Xiebe erinnerl.
Ole 9oSb ii rdtt 1idl OIL
Dir fir 0os. mas ibr uieletft ELM
anoerer getar bar.
Raud bilft Elm gutter
6reuuo ms ans etner 9erlegenbeu
- in Die unoere.
9as Slid Ser Snesus lit
Der 2eidtiinu, oa5 Slid oes NIters
Die 8IeidgiiIti9teit.
Gin cigenariiler Tiepier 1T in.
tereiianter OILS elm ih0nes, Ionges,
nad1empfuaocneS SIco.
8aS unS IN unieren 6reun.
Den oft AM lucnigIten Gcidllt, itro
ibre anocret 6rcun0e.
Ga 1T bod mertpiirSis. oo5 es
70 piele geideite Sinoer uuO 10 ne.
mig 9eiteite Seute gibt.
@a5nuBtcs, ocn amoern Ole
0irfe laIl III ropfeiL iuetm o1bei
Die 3er5en loer bleiben?
8enn emnnb etrpas nibt
mitcmpimoct. pilegt er gu iagcn:
oas lit gmpiinOungsiode.
Wcuid II, Die itets OUT iein
ourien, miiien es gar nid)t gu id)dt'
sen, wic iton iie eS BADEN.
0er2ebrer, un Dem Die Gin.
Ger ibre Greltoe bnbe1t, lit Der Sch.
rer, Der an ocn ain0eru cine 6rel.or
hat.
@? lit r.6t INNER Elm a.
den SCI 0llolGg, onB elmer 0en
&ebrioe pe5 E~Dtba8oros belueiicn
fam.
spare 0ie &ute un0 pcr.
CRIB oaa Sinol".. Sit an ioIhcn
Sinoern pirtlid nod etlpas 81 pcr.
ocrbcn?
Am Setter ulcnnt man 0c7
Glorattes l,rr5 @}cniden bel @',s.
li.aelegen0t.tcn beif, Erinten mo
btIm 3orn.
Mouhe 3eoe pcrfeblt ihre
@lrfrma, neil man 1tlr 5coad}t bat
uon mas, abcr uItt. q mem man
ipreten NH.
uuangcnebm ME ein
0ieb tit monhe5 m%oDtpodeHoe
Sdu!t3rFlopien. neil man es idlpc.
Ter a~blpebren fam.
Gin 6pie0eI 1T bciiar oIs
bureert ShmcidcIrc0cn mo Gin
8on3e5 aIbnm uoa G6oto9tapb'cu
uon rCidcn arperlpnn0ten.
g8 wiiroen nod pieI mehr
Mcnihm oen Wfontel mad Dem
@inoe bdngcr, mcnn lie MIR INNER
0enau niiBteu. ipobcr er ruebt
Gle ESigeno rltit %pcrlneiieu:
81 hob' ncIcrpt iton uicII"
Ga$ alter lGdcIt filbI;
rG,1 bob nod mehr per9eiieu,"
SIN etnem 9ertdt aus
S(irifa itnnn 5u Icien: nNntiirIld
iicl Dem aitoutine0cr 0os @er3 III
Gle Sole" So. Sit oas uirfiit 10 ma.
tiirlid2
@egeu unfere 2ebrerinn II
III MIR 10 longc et.pa8 e%iu3tupen0cn,
al3 tie ibrcu @crui nid)t ols SIC.
rui, iouOern nIs @criprgungsariiait
betradfcu.
Sn Ger 5rcumoihoit ocutct rus
8abneu ouf cine Ieidlte 3noispoll'
ton, III Der 2lebe nui Den eben etlt'
getreteuen Zoo.
Man iou cincn goI5cn 3epg
nidt irtber 5eridneiOcn BIS man
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-24
There Are Others

In one of the big base-hospitals of
the Army not long ago a new Ii
brarian was set to work by the Am
eriCan Library Association. She was
a very charming young woman, and
very anxious to please all of her
customers" tho some Of them didn't
ever wish to look at a book. In her
rounds she approached one of the pa
tients and he declined to be interest
ed in her wares. At the next cot she
stopt and offered its occupant a book.
whats it about?" the patient ask
ed.
ooh, this is 'Bambi,'" said the
librarian. IT'S about a girl who
married a mar without his having any
thing to say about it."
Hold on there" shouted the man
who had declined all books. He
raised himself up on his elbow and
reached out his hand. "Give me that
book. It's my ."-Tope
ka State Journal.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-24

Paris, September During the re-
cent American advance out of
Chateau-Thierry, a Red Cross captain
was looking about for suitable hos
pital-sites when he met an American
negro soldier marching along toward
Chateau-Thierry, following closely be
hind a German major. The negro had
had transferred his pack from his
own back to the back of the Ger
man officer, and had also transferred
the German majors monocle to his
own eye. Thus equipped, the black
warrior was parading t~riumphantly
down the road. AS he passed the
Red Cross captain, he called out:
Il say, look heah what dis niggah
done got!"-New York Evening Post.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

All creditors of the Pioneer Hotel
Company, Limited, are hereby notified
TO present such claims as they may
have against said corporation within
ninety days from the date of the first
publication of this notice, or such
claim will be forever barred.
GEORGE FREELAND,
Trustee for the Stockholders and
Creditors of the Pioneer Hotel
Co., Ltd, Dahaina, Maui, T. II.
(Jan. 10, II, "a, 81
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-24
A Plea For German chanceIIors

The working conditions under
which the German imperial chancel-
lors are compelled to operate must
sooner or later become the cause Of
a scandal. Every man who has held
that position since 1914 has been
compelled to resign because of fail
ing health. Shorter hours, better
housing, and more sanitary surround
ings for imperial chancellors must be
insisted upon in the peace negotia-
tions.-Kansas City Star.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-24
His Second Thouuht

Head of the House (roaring with
rage)-"Who told you to put that
paper on the WALTZ"
Decorator-"Your wife, sir"
Head of the House (subsiding)-
pretty, isn't it?"-Passing Show.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-24
AT THE THEATERS
Jack Pickford and Louise Huff in
nc

SoSN FiSNlOlO ana LOUISE TuH IN
"Sandy"
A reputation gained by writing
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch"
and 'Lovey Mary" is bound to create
the impression that a story by Alice
Hogan Rice will have human charact-
ers and a most likable hero and
heroine. Sandy" the five-part Para
mount p~hotoplay fashioned by Edith
NJ. Kennedy from the novel of that
name, is full of the heart interest
that distinguished the other works
of Mrs. Rice. Jack Pickford and
Louise Huff are happily cast as a
young Scotch stow-away and a Ken
lucky girl who is Sandy's inspiration
from the day he first sees her on
board the cea liner. The author is
not particularly strong on dramatic
situations, and Sandy's path is not
beset with sufficient difficulties to
keep the spectator uncertain as to
his fate.
The first view of Sandy shows him
sound asleep IN a dock somewhere
on the other side of the Atlantic.
Owning nothing but a bulldog and
the clothes on his back, he gives
away the dog and slows himself
away in a life boat on a steamship
bound for America. He is discover
ed and is saved from being sent back
when the ship lands by Ruth Nelson,
the little Kentucky girl, who gets her
aunt to pay Sandy's fare.
Kicks Wilson, an ~eX-jockey, is also
on the ship and Sandy strikes up a
partnership with him. The two work
their way to the town where Ruth
lives and Sandy is adopted by Judge
Hollis and his wife. Things come
the Scotch boys way after that. He
is given a good education and treat
ed like a son. Carter Nelson, Ruth's
brother, gets mixed up in some crook
ed racetrack work with Kicks Wilson,
and Judge Hollis has the jockey ar
rested for fouling and badly iniuring
another rider. This act is a bit of
dramatic license, but it gives Carter
Nelson a chance to shoot the Judge
and for Sandy to protect the brother
of the girl he loves. A prettily staged
wedding closes the picture, with
Sandy and Ruth in the leading roles.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-24
NOTICE

The Regular Annual Meeting of
stockholders of the Bank of Mad. Ltd
will be held at the Grand Hotel, in
Wailuku, Maui, T. II. OH Tuesday,
January 2Sth, 1919, at Z P. M.
d. H. CASE,
Secretary
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-24
Latest News By Wireless
OPTIMISM STRONG IN UNITED POLAND
(By The Associated Press)

WARSAW, January 20-A United Poland has now completely
restored order. There is optimism everywhere. The people realize
that Poland, through the Allied victory, has been givent the priceless
boon of liberty. Business men anticipate a boom. Price of commod-
tiles drop, and everybody feels that the nightmare of chaos is over.
Paderewski is given credit as the savior of the country. He realizes
that the United States is the best friend of new Poland. Paderewski,
as premier, is sending notice of the formation of a ministry to the Al
lies and to Washington. The conservative parties. in the three Polands
have met and agree to pull together for the common good.
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William S. Hart in
"Shark Monroe"

1t looks as though Mr.. Hart has in
him the material for a fine director.
He is making himself as thoroughly
informed as his time and opportuni-
ties will allow about details of pro-
duction other than those expressed
by the actor. Probably no influence
is more responsible for whatever
apathy and distrust the public has
shown than a certain shallowness of
the average director who expects to
cover with adornment such weak
nesses in story construction as lack
of originality, faulty logic and alb
sence of suspense. Mr.. Hart gets his
stories from a man who knows how
to write for screen presentation and
is a creative artist, though not with
out his faults. Sullivan makes a
serious error in designating SHARK
Monroe" as a man of childish simpli-
city, when he develops as a deep and
subtle thinker in the course of ev-
ents. He might better nnoun no
Characterization in advance-let it
speak for itself, as well as soft pedal
on the bashful morning sun kissed
the rosy check of dawn" in a story
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Better Half, Better Votes

Il told Henrietta that l was proud
to see her vote just like a man." said
Mr.. Meekton.
mo. The choice of phrase was
unfortunate. She said that if she
couldn't use better judgment than a
man there would have been no need
of her troubling about the vote in the
first place."-Sketch.
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MILLIONAIRE SHIPS AS CABIN-BOY

HONOLULU, January 1z-George Sherman, an American Fac
tors director, shipped on the Lurine today as cabn-boy. He is en-
route to Washington to present the Iihue Plantation matter to Palmer.
He was unable to secure passage on the ship as a passenger because
the Lurlines licensed to carry passengers has expired before she reach
ed here. The millionaire cabin boy is a rarity.
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COAST SHIPYARD WORKERS STRIKE
= (Ru The Aecnnintnd PrnccN
(By The AssOci;

SEATTLE, January 22-Shipyard workers in Seattle and Tacoma,
numbering approximately 10000 have gone or strike for higher wages.
Mechanics demand ST. per hour.
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AUSTRALIANS WANT OVERSEAS AIR SERVICE
Try The Assnciated Pressl

MELBOURNE, January 22-AustraHa has sanctioned the form
alton of a company to survey an aero service between Australia and
the Far East.
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TRYING 70 PUT U BACK on THRONE
(Rv The Associated Press)

LONDON, January 2o-A royalst revolution has broken out in
Portugal says a Lisbon wireless.
OPORTO, January 20-BravsCus proclaimed Manuel as king.
Manuel teegraphed the government denouncing the revolt. Troops
are enroute to suppress the movement.
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5TH LIBERTY LOAN TO BE LAST
lBY The Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, January 2O-Secretary of the Treasury Glass
sad-"I expect 5th Liberty loan will be the last intensive compaign for
the sale of government bonds.
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POLES MUST BE FED UNTIL NEXT HARVEST
nv The AsSnniatad Prnssl

PARIS, January 22-Vernon Kellogg, of the international relief
work organization, who has just returned from a survey of Poland
declared that four to five million people there must be supplied with
food until next harvests. The new Polish government is bringing or
der to country.
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u BE TROUBLE IN UNITED KINGDOM
(y The Associated Pressl

LONDON, January 22-Industrial troubles in the United King
dom are increasing. A railway strike is threatened, and Yorkshire
miners will stop work on Thursday. A general strike in Scotland for
a 44hour week is anticipated.
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BERNIE, January 20-Arthur Henderson, British labor leader, in
an interview with Associated Press said-"PreSdent Wilson will
achieve a workable and peaceable league of nations and will have the
full strength and influence of Great Britain solidly behind him.