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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27
OXYGEN A CURE
FOR PERITONITIS
RESULTS OF EXPERIMENTS LEAD
TO BELIEF THAT DISEASE MAY
BE FOUGHT.

NEW YORK, July 13.-Remarkable
results attained in treatment of peri
tonitis with pure oxygen at Beth Is
rael Hospital have raised hopes that
way has been found at last to combat
this dread disease, which places the
stamp of death upon 90 per cent of its
victims. A striking illustration of the
efficiency of oxygen was given when
there was discharged from the hospital
Mrs. Anna Abias, sufferer from peri
tonftis, whose case upon her admis-
sion was at first given up as hopeless.
On the day when she was taken to
the hospital, two and half weeks ago,
DR.. William Seaman cambridge had
been discussing with Prof. Henry
Mansfield Silver, the hospital chief
surgeon, theory that oxygen, if tried
would prove a cure for peritonitis.
An hour afterward DR.. Silver re-
ceived the summons to make a heroic
effort to save the woman's life. When
he reached her side he found she was
suffering with general peritonitis and
that her temperature was 1913 degrees.
Seeing that the old method of drain
ing off the bacterial substance in the
region of the peritoneum would be
without avail in her case, he resolved
to follow the suggestion given by DIR.
cambridge
After an abdominal cut had been
made and the usual treatment gwen
the wound was so sutured that 1t left
room for a small tube. This tube was
connected with a tank of oxygen
when was run through water to thor,
oughly purify it, and after the flow
had continued for three minutes tn,
tube was withdrawn.
Mrs. Abias evinced such remarkable
improvement in the very start tina
other perlIonifis sufferers were sim
ilarly treated There are now at tn,
hospital four other persons who wer
given the cure. All have shown i'm
provemeut, equally as great as that o
Mrs Abias, and it is expected tina
when they, too. have been in the hos
pital for two weeks and a half the,
will be able TO go home as well a
they ever were
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27
AIRSHIP TO STAY
IN AIR ALL DAY
COUNT ZEPPELIN HOPES TO WIN
THE HALF MILLION DOLLAR
PRIZE.

BERLIN, July 13.-Count zeppelins
announcement telegraphed from Field
ricns1aIen mat, weather permitting
he will attempt a twenty-four hour
flight tomorrow with his mammoth
dirfgIble balloon, has wrought up in
terest in the airship question to the
highest pitch. According to experts,
the day is likely TO marx an epoch in
the development OF aeronautics
should Count Zeppelin succeed in
meeting the prescribed conditions and
earn the prize of 100000 by remain
ing an entire day in the air, an enor-
nous impetus must be impaired to ex-
/ perimentation in this field The air
ship question has become a veritable
craze. One private company already
| is building airships. ostensibly for
commercial Uses, and another is said
I to be organizing for the same purpose
The fact that the German Govern
ment already possesses six dirigible
balloons and stands in the forefront
of the world in this domain is cited as
evidence of an impending Innovation
which will not be without important
political aspects.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27
NOVEL STUDY Of
HIGH ATTITUDES
KING OF WURTEMBERG BUILDS
AN OBSERVATORY SIMILAR TO
THAT OF, BLUE HILL.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. July IL
The Inauguration by the King of Wur-
temberg of the new Government OBJ
servatory for the study of meteoroloe~
ical conditions by means of captive
balloons took place here today in the
presence of a brilliant assemblage Of
officials and scientists representing the
entire empire This new observatory
in its workings is based upon certain
ideas successfully carried out in Amer
lea. Abbott Lawrence Rotch of the
Blue Hill Observatory, near Boston
was especially invited 10 attend the
Inauguration
This observatory lis one of the best
equipped in the world 1t is provided
with "A special boat for the purpose of
carrying out experiments over Lake
Constance. Kites will be sent aloft
from the boat to height of %, 900 feet
carrying registering Instruments. II
is hoped by this means that a1mos-
pheric records of the greatest value
will be obtained
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27
BAD FAITH In
THE LEGISLATURE
KAUAI TAX APPEAL IN PINEAPPLE LAND CASE BRINGS OUT AN
UNUSUAL CoNTENTIoN-No RIGHT TO TAX LANDS IN 1907
AFTER PASSING FIvEYEAR EXEMPTION t9O3-KAUAI
COURT sUsTAINs
COURT sUsTAINs THIS PLEA.

The record of appeal from the de-
cision of the Tax Appeal Court of
Kauai was filed with the Supreme
Court this morning in the matter of
the assessment of the Kauai Fruit and
Land Company VS.. j. X Farley, the
Kauai tax assessor. a new question
is brought up in the matter which
may prove interesting. According to
the assessment made by Farley the
value of the property possessed by the
fruit company is about $4,000 from
which the sum of 1924 is deducted as
exempt under the law of 1907, leaving
an assessable value of $17,635. The
company claimed a total exemption.
In the decision made by Charles S.
Dole and the other members of the
tax appeal court the contention of the
plaintiffs is upheld Although this
is the fourth or fifth pineapple case
which has been brought before the tax
appeal courts in the Territory, it is
the first on which it has been decided
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27
OLD ACQUAINTANCE.


Whom vou've crossed the briny ocean;
When you've brayed the wind ana
spray
To acquire some little notion
OF the people far away
Though they're odd in face ana l''lo"
AS you pause to look them DER
Won are seized with the conviction
That you've seen them all before
Solemn Swede and jolly German
Frenchman, smilingly alert
Cauny Scot with frugal sermon
Brawny Englishman so curt
Standard fierceiy sentimental;
Thrifty Swiss. with mountain iore
Fen the mystic oriental
W. have met them all before!
Past the statue at our portals
Lifting freedoms light on high
still they come. these brother mortals
AS they came in days gone by
Strange the traits they're oft reveal
ing;
Yet. upon the distant shore,
There's the thrill of fellow feeling.
We have met them all before.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27
KEY TO THE FUTURE.

The election of Taft means peace
and prosperity. 1t means that the job
will again begin to seek the man in
stead of the man the job. 1t means an
end of harmful wrangling and a fair
chance for orderly progress to make
Roadway. 1t means the preservation
Of all the good that is in the Roose-
welt administration and the elimina-
ton of that which is bad II is not
strange, therefore. that as Roosevelt
and anti-RooseveH republicans sup
ported Secretary Taft before his no
mination, so now every faction of the
party, each finding abundant reason
for sympathy, is ready to salute him. ~
New York Globe.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27

against the Territory on a ground of
bad faith.
The contentious of the plaintiffs,
which have been upheld are to the
effect that the Legislature showed bad
faith in the making of the law of 1907
and that as the result of this it can
not go into effect till the next taxation
period, that of 1909, when the five
years during which exemption was al
lowed by the law of 1903 will have ex-
PRED
The closing paragraph of the de-
cision of the Kauai tax appeal court
reads as follows:
"The decision of this court is that
the exemption from taxation granted
the pineapple industry by the law OF
1903 applies to the taxation period for
which assessments are required to be
made on the first of January, 1908, and
that the law of 1907 will not apply tc
said industry until the next taxation
period-that of 1909"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27
GOVERNMENT BY INJUNCTION

GOVERNMENT BY INJUNCTION
Government by Injunction is
meaningless mouth-hlling term which
has held high place in Mr.. Bryans
political vocabulary for the last dozen
years. A writ of injunction is un-
doubtedly government; SO is a writ OF
mandamus or a writ of habeas corpus
SO is an indictment, or a judge
charge, or the verdict of jury or the
granting of an appeal.
Every official act of court is gov
eminent. Every official action of a
common council legislature or Con-
gress is government. Every Official
atcion of a mayor, a governor or a
President is government. When Mr..
Bryan rails against government by In
junction it is doubtful if he himself
has definite. coherent idea Of what
he is trying to say. Certainly there
is nothing definite or coherent in his
attack on the so-cailed injunction
plank in the republican platform; FOL
all that Mr.. Bryan is finally able t'
evolve from his criticisms is that ''thi
is the treatment received by the wage
earners from the national convention
and republican party. New forl
World
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27
WHERE THE WILD WAVES
WHISTLE.

Funny expression; waves moan
more than they whistle but at Hale
iva everything is different. You Sc
cure better service than in town and
you sleep in a comfortable room that
is proof against mosquitoes. The cuis'
inc, the climate, the verandas and
everything connected with the hotel,
including the service, is the best In
the islands Manager Bidgood has a
standard OF excellence which every
employe of the hotel must not get
under. II Is worth a visit 10 see how
like clock Il works
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27
New Advertisements
BY AUTHORITY
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed Tenders win be received by
the superintendent of Public Works
until - m. Of Saturday, August 18th,
1908, for the construction OF a four
room school house at Paaui'o. Hama
kua, Hawaii.
Plans and Specifications on file in
the Office OF the Superintendent OF
Public Works and may also be had
from William Vannatta. Hilo, and A.
b. Lindsay Honokaa.
An tenders to be on blanks furnish
ed by the Department Of Public Works.
The Superintendent Of Public Works
reserves the right TO reject any or al
bids
MARSTON CAMPBELL,
Superintendent OF Public Works.
Honolulu, July 25th, 1908
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27

Just where and what for the big
battleship feet now in the Pacific Is
going( has again begun to attract
attention The full-time activity at
the arsenals and the rumors in con
nection with those big battleships
"for Brazil" incidentally, also are be
ing made the subject of public specu-
1ation. Smokeless and noiseless wea'
pons seem to be more within the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27
CURIOUS TANGLE OF

MAN. hIl4AllONSltlB
BERLIN, July ia queer genealog-
ical tangle is reported from Mayence,
in Germany. A sausage-maker of that
town, Fritz Fluhrer by name, married
a widow of 81 named Garrecht, who
had a daughter Is years old, Madeline
Garrecht His father, Georges Fluh-
rer, widower of 81. then appeared on
the scene, fell in love with Madeline
Garrecht and married her; so that, at
one and the same time, Frau Fritz
Fluhrer became daughter-in-law and
mother-in-law of Georges Fluhrer.
But things did not end there.
Georges Fluhrer had a son, Hans, who
is at once brother to Fritz Fluh-
rer and his grandson through Made
leine Garrecht, his stepdaughter. To
make confusion worse COMPOUNDED
Frau Fritz Fluhrer also had a son
Johann, and so Fritz Fluhrer became
brother to his own child,
Thus Fritz Fluhrer is his mothers
brother-ln-law. his wife is her owl
sons aunt. Johann Fluhrer is grand
son OF Georges FluhFer, and Fritz
Fluhrer, states the Globe, Ia his owl
fatheF-ln-law
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

A first class agent is desired who
can secure for high class companies
gilt edge fire and marine business.
Best security will be furnished at
current rates and liberal commission
will be paid. An agent who will de-
vote himself to insurance business is
preferred though others win be con
sidered. Insurance care Star"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27

range of praeticability than noiseless
newspapers.-Ship Illustrated
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27
.EX-PRESIDENT

SCENE 1.-The Top O the World
After gallant battle the good ship
Roosevelt could force her way no far
ther through the ice and Peary and
his companions prepared for the('
dash across it to the Pole, the Pole!
With a murmm of sorrow that so
much ice should be devoid Of even a
single bottle of champagne, the little
band set forth upon their daredevil
dash. For days they pressed onward
slowly, passing only to fry an occa-
sional SNOWFALL or purchase new dog
whip.
Suddenly the leader gave a loud cry
and pointed excitedly to the snow.
There the little band perceived a
footprint!
Some one was before them, although
they were now far beyond any point
ever reached by previous explorers.
The mems blood ran cold.
They thought of ghosts and UNI
earthly guardians of the great white
North, but at the word of their gal
liant leader they pressed forward once
more.
Forty-eight hours later they sighted
the top of the Pole, and in six hours
more they We're within fifty yards
of it.
| A human figure stood at the bottom
of the Pole carving some initials
| upon it.
"Why are you?" huskly demanded
| Peary.
Il" replied the fifime-'I'm Theo
dore Roosevelt, ex-President of the
| United States"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27

SCENE 1.-THE Hearst of the Jungle
The Earl of Piccadilly was stalking
huge elephant.
He was 1900 miles from the nearest
ice box. His longing for a brandy
and soda was overwhelming. but with
English dislike of appearing human
he depressed his desire to sigh or
swear.
Suddenly a large gorilla reached
down from a tree and seized the Ear
by the collar of his hunting jacket
Jenkins quietly remarked the
Earl to his valet, you may-er-shoot
this impudent creature"
A shot rang out, and the enormous
brute fell to the ground dead.
| The Earl arose and jenkins pro
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27
Classified Advertising
FOR SALE.

An economizer, Green's patent, in
frst-class condition. Attention of
managers is called to this
Apply to Trent Trust Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27
WANTEI

Pupils for Pianoforte. Concert ana
dance music a speciality; one hour per
week, 75c. Apply for particulars al
Star Office.
We want you to try a massage with
our Electric Vibrator for that tired
feeling and headache Nothing better
in town. Union Barber Shop.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27

Fine Job Printing star once
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27

House, eight rooms, with modern
conveniences; pleasant grounds. In
Punahou district, convenient to car
lines. Enquire w. G. Weldon, Stan
genwald Bldg or P. o. Box $685.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27
Statement of Condition
THE BANK OF HAWAII,
TTNTTIHHD
ASSETS.
LIABILITIES.
LIMITED

AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 30. 1905
ASSETS LIABILITIES
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27

First class furnished rooms central
ly located. Hot and cold baths, AZ
lington Hotel, 215 Hotel st.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27
FOR RENT.

Furnished cottage and housekeeping
rooms. Apply Cottage Grove, King
ST
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gelegt. Die $50. q. 0roQ, Sonaro
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WnrrhB Sill Ynbl. So, 129 Sf 2S. Strabe, ytetu Oorf.

Nre6nL Siiomcit.G de pun 2onDole.
mo @olieitrnBe 14.9 bel 70, 8ro3.
$50; So.
Sobn ". @otts an 6onnie 6.
Mott9 etc, SiiOieite ser SIiueritroBe,
nobc Nll0ion @Qep 81 bel 80; So.
6rotf ), Golgbp an 3oNn g.
Gibbs, > @rlmoitiidc; $10St.0S.
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an AltGllitla z. Sbutt, SiiNicitc Der
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bel so; 500. 10.
GbcoOurc Gootc AT G0morh $. G6cm,
Gillette ser @oIicltrabc, nube Hortb-
Npcnic, 1876 bel so, @runO5ila
$52; $500.
SllIio $. GihcIbcrAcr an Mupor
mo StuOtratb, I @runoitild; ST.
&mlltob e. Softer an &ocob 3.
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SIS; So.
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l&eiticitc ser AiSQuitbs, uobc Muoi-
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so; S..
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George $. Gpon2, I @runOitiid; So.
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burit unb 6rnlt SiI0niticite Der Ynn-
pulcItroBe, nobc Yorf }%lpenllc, % bel
100, @rmtOjinS $120; So.
@corDe .. @cgciortb an Gotbc-
rinc %lummcr, @citicitc Scr Gait
pale, nobe G1citcritraBG 1879 bel
50, @run05inS $50; So.
Nmro NJ. McGrofen al Charles
u. @riScoc, Sruitee, , 8rlm0itiide;
So.
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licb icine @obnrtnl por einiget
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@rnuSitiifs llebcrtragnmgcn.

GaniS 9epD M Solepb 9cpp, ie1S
@runoitiide; $3.50,
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8%rrnoltiide; $500.
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Gli5a ". @ilion Sruitee, @eltieite
Der Charles, nabe Sanpole. StraBe,
20 bel 100; $3.50.
gliSqbctb Ebiaipps on Senrp q.
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Gini9fcit TINT notb.

9cior9niB OeS SGn8crieit. Frdiioen.
ten IDcooor 6enningcr I'm onS
@elingen oc5 9tcu Dorfcr Gin.
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felt. - Yrooflpn ge9en Die 5eltte
uE~bilooelpbia itattfinbenOe Spc,
3ioliitmg Der Gireftorcn oeS
y9toro6itGi6cn 5GngerbunoeS".
Dit geipnnltcm Snterciie iiebt
man iiberoQ in S0nlertreiicn Ger
belrte ltadmittag in GbiloOelpbin
Itnttiinoenocu Notwithstanding
Der Gircftorcn OcS y9torO0itlihcn
SGngerbuuoeS" cntaeacn in melher
sic StlmOenhoriraQe lnO oie Don
2lrno 2eon6urot, Dem ErGiiOcntcn oeS
.Sunacr WGnner6or" Onn Ebiloocl-
pbiu uui1citelltcn acknowledgement II.
}(nicinOungen ser Yreisridtcr ibrc
@rlcOigung iinOcn ioQcn. Sic Soil
rInQ, OoB 0urh Oicie &criummlung
sic 6armouic i'm NunOc mieocr Der
ocitcllt mcrocu miro, bat 0urh oas
&crboltcn ser Ser. Singer BON
9rooflpn ciucu be0cnflideu StoB be-
fommen. Gle 0ortigcn SG1gcr bas
ben H6mlih Oen &orItonO inItruirt,
uidt an Scr &crinlHmlung t%beIl5uneb.
men. 1roBoem mcrOen aber ood)
mebrcrc 9rooflDnrr 0irettoren nad)
Gbilaoclp6ia gcbcn. SGngcrfcIt.RrGs
liocnt l6coDor Scntingcr befommt
in 1olQc beiieu @lngit, onB on6 I'M
u0dIten Sabre in Ncu.Norf ltottiins
oenoe S6n0erieIt OurG sic llncinig.
felt III sic Bride 9cbcn f0nntc. Gr
erlicB Acitcrn 0ic iolgenoc Mabrun8:
y,Gcr 9eidIlB ser 8unOeSOtretto-
Ten bon 8rooflDn, Oic Spe5ial-&ers
lommlrng ser 0ircttorcn oes uNorOs
0Itliden SGngcrbrmocS", meld)c NOR
gen in YbilaoeIpbio itottiinOet, nidt
5u beilthcn, nm ooOurd) eilen Srotelt
gc9cn Die Ginberuflu1g Otcier SiBung
81 cr6cbcn, lit Elm fol9cuIhucrcr, be-
0uuCrlider SSrrtbunl. I'm cine @inis
oung III Ser IeiOi1cn Stmoend)ors
Srngc ST er}ielen, ~uerlonGtc Die
rIcitltoot Nclp. Dorf" cine nohmuligc
@rorterunA, neil eS i'm Sl1terelIe oeS
Grfolges oc3 SGlGcrfciteS lit unO
lucil pcridieoenc nellc 6rngcn erie.
oigt merocn mijiicn, lpelbc bic PIT
mcicnhcit uIlcr Gircttoret er6Cii6en.
Die @cb0roe ser &ercinigrng BON
QbilubcIpbin gicbt bic Scriiderntg,
0aB tic iih nah nod)rtoligcr Grortcs
rllnn oc5 &aiicrprei9iinJcnS cltOgiil
tig ser Wojoritdt iiigcn miro mo ibr'
@citc3 ciniebcn merOc, Dem -. Aos
tionolen SGngericitc IN 9tcn-Oorf
gum 0cntbar gr0btcu Griplg 81 Der
bclien. Sin Eroteit IN oicIcr 6orm'
BON Seiten ser ltctS IoDoIcn 9roof.
lpncr GcrciniNlutg lit Gin NroBcr WiB
grill uno ihG0igt oic %bdrrnoniIdcn
@ritrebrn1cu Scr 6eitbcb0roc."
Gic @aItilnorer 0irettoren reilen
belttc OiOr0eu nnd YbiloOclpbiu.