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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-19
The Real Arsenal

organize all its enterprises
everything gandy always seek
something better than the best be traced back to the very
"Sammhaus of Frederick Krupp Ever since the works
enabled by the large orders they re-
produce plate and other wares
the material large quantities and OF re
able quality could always get at the shortest notice what
is for this that Mr.
Krupp "he real arsenal of the German en-
hundreds and tubes being made for
the German and foreign governments OF twelve men
defense purposes
the majority for ships of construction or contemplated
difficult estimate point which the capacity of the kupp
production would be exhausted What gives to
their quality by the English writer traced back to
hOmogene close grain and extraordinary elasticity of
poured hundreds of cucibes into mOd
Mr. Leyand crucibe gun steel weighing egtfe
tons.
Whemhaven where the first high squadron has its
third has been completed giving
ships existing and leading three dry docks
be emped within and half hours
There could also inspect the flagship Wesfaen the
Dreadnaught BY special permission of Vice
Admiral POh he allowed to visit the submerged torpedo
After much experience of the
ships of other nations able that the German Dread
naughts masterpieces of design"
Then Mr. Leyand visited Ke another naval CENTER where the
pera shpbudng yard the Cermana yard belonging to the ru
firm and the HOwald establishment claimed his attention The Ger
mania yard has building slips glass covered and provided
with overhead electric all facilities for rapid work One
speciality here the building submesbe fitted with detachable
telephones and hosting shaces Owadt works Mr. eyand
10000 He intends continue his journey of information to
Bremen and Scchau But already at Ke he exclaimed German
all this The ships built together
Continental Correspondence.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-19
Against Friar Land Sales

The by A. Finley Thayer late Honolulu and
of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. obtained possession of large tract of
Far land the Philippines has caused another at Manila
and protest to the practice has been presented in the Assembly
Following is part of the interesting memorials
Whereas the Filipino people consider that the acquisition of
limited of land by great foreign corporations for the
of exploiting them disturbance of the and felicity
much desired the country the belief that these corporations
will establish competition that will be runous Filipino capital
lists and producers and that they will invade and dominate with their
powerful the field of exploitation of native and will
they become firmly the country obstacle
the political emancipation by the Filipino people
eral; and
"heeas the transfer the lands purchased from the frars to
which created by the ownership of the lands by the r
which brought about the Filipino revolutions and
Whereas the Filipino republic of happy for ALL in the
epoch of its short existence endeavOred to avoid this fearful social
evil by providing in it's constitution for the seizure of the property
and buildings of the religious orders and their transfer to the ae
and
acquired the
disturbances and protests but to contribute
to the peace and welfare of the Filipino people;
it therefore resolved that the Philippine Assembly declare
without discussing question of the legality of the aes that such
sales unlimited such lands to large exploiting corporations
the WILL sentiments and interests of the Filipino
people, and that all sales public lands made in future be made
keeping with the provision of article 10 of the Philippine Bill
further resolved that copies of this resolution be sent to the
the United States the Philippine Commission and to
the Secretary of War"
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Christian delegate came forward and
took an oath of allegiance to King
George of Greece.
When one of the few Mohammedan
members rose to enter a resolution of
protest one of his Christian colleagues
sprang forward, snatched the paper
from his hand and tore it into shreds.
Turks Boycott Greeks.
The consequence of these proceed
ings were a solemn protest from the
Turkish government to the protecting
powers and boycott of Greek mer-
chandise and everything that is Greek
in the Ottoman empire. No Turk will
buy a penny's worth from a Greek,
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nor VIII he sell anything TO MIN.
No Greek can obtain employment in
the Ottoman empire except by one of
his own race. Greek goods are tabooed
everywhere. Greek passengers on
steamers cannot find boats to take
them ashore. No Turkish cabman
will haul a Greek
The ostracism of the entire race is
complete No steamer from a Greek
port can land in Turkey. Foreign
steamers that carry Greek goods can.
not find roustabouts to discharge their
cargoes.
AS more than one-third of the com.
merce of Turkey is handled by Greeks
and transported in Greek bottoms, the
entire trade of the country is de.
moralized The financial losses are
shared by the subjects of both ma
tions.
The masses of Turkey care nothing
about Crete. The fanaticism of the
Mohammedan population, always cas-.
lily reused, has been infamed by de.
magogues and mischief makers. The
existence Of the government is threat
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TURKEY. NEEDS
MONEY To MAKE
WAR ON GREECE

CONSTANTINOPLE, September Is.
"A high authority in diplomatic cir
cles declared yesterday that if Turkey
and Greece are not fighting each 9TH
er within the next six weeks the i'm
pending war will be postponed until
next summer.
After November the passes in the
Balkan mountains of Bulgaria and Ma
cedonia, which will be the battlefields,
will be filed with snow. Movement
of troops then will be impossible.
He might have said that the prob
abilities of war depended entirely up
on the success of the Turkish finan-
ciers who are now trying to negotiate
loan in New York, having failed to
do so in Vienna, Berlin, Frankfort,
Paris, London ard other money mar
kets of Europe. The Turks are plead
ing with the bankers to buy $75,000
000 of their bonds, or $6O,0OO,0O0 or
even $40,0O0,000, which, they say, is
the least that they can get along with.
They insist that the permanency of
the constitution and parliamentary
government depends upon the sale.
They declare that a war with Greece
is the only means by which the dis
cordant and antagOnistic factions of
the Young Turk party can be united,
and that the only alternative is re-
volution that is likely to overthrow
the present administration and restore
the reactionaries to power.
They explain that the present crisis
is the most serious that has occurred
since Abdul Hamid was deposed, and
that the overthrow of the present lib
eral government may result in his res
toration.
A war with Greece will save the ma
ton, but the Turkish treasury is
empty. Without money to buy arms
and provisions it is, of course, i'm
possible to consider such a thing.
There is no doubt that the situation
is critical for the present ministry.
The Turks, and especially the liberal
party, are distracted by dissensions
and excited over the complications
with Greece, which seem trivial to on
lockers from the United States, but
are really serious and momentOus
from the Turkish point of view.
The Island of Crete, as you know,
was once a province of Greece and is
settled chiefly by Greeks. It was
conquered by Turkey. The people,
who are Christians, were prosecuted
and oppressed in a brutal manner by
the Turkish officials.
TO relieve their fellow-countrymen
and co-religionists Greece went to
war with turkey and was badly whip
ped.
AS it stands now Crete is neither
Greece nor Turkey.
The people of Greece, all torn up
over local conditions and universally
dissatisfied with their present form
of government, have summoned a ma
tional assembly to amend their consti-
tuition and determine upon new form
of administration.
Last May, when the Crete legisla-
ture met, it was organized exactly as
if it were a Greek parliament. Every
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A number of society women are to
have control of the dog pound of Den
yer. Mrs. John Cover is to be the Of
fetal dog catcher Applicants for po-
sitions must be lovers of animals, and
it is certain under the new order that
mammals will be treated kindly. Potas-
SUM cyanide will be used when it is
necessary to kill dog, and no dog
will be brutally murdered.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-19

his visit and leave nothing undOne his
though is difficult guess how Mr. Dickinson will interpret
and what conclusions he will arrive Americas Chinese policy
it apparent THAI the OAmerican section deeply impressed
with the that there power but America rely for
Chna financial relief that the Chinese generally
altogether
impossible the future rapoemen between China
and America unless China has of insight who look
into the eventual possibilities of his country apart from his in
dividual interests.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-19

OF the twelve states that have more
than 10 per cent of illiteracy not one
allows women to vote on any subject
whatever, but the thirteen states that
have less than per cent give the
vote to women in all but one. This
may be misleading in some ways, but
upon the face of it seems convincing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-19
AS Japan Sees 1t

Japan Times official organ japanese government
publishes the following:
Secretary of War and Mrs Dickinson arrived in Picking
put the American legation The visit of Mr.
forth enthusiastic
in the official quarters who attach great expectation
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ened unless it goes to battle with the
Greeks.
If such a war occurs all Europe may
be dragge dinto it.
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Suumcre.

- Die u. .. & s. so. Spsneel
3sde lit iiir ipsnisitens sinsn Mouai
seidloheu pOroen, UNI ueridieOeue Ser
beferunSsn an osrislben uorusbmen slI
luiisu.
- Der 23 Sabre ults TbOmas Duffp
uou Wulnut StraBs uerl9ludts Dor stlpa
elmer Boas. als er iif feline 3dbne be.
baubsln liss, elm tlsinss Bsrfseus bes
!3abnar5tss, bod erit am Samitas itsll'
ten iid idurfs SdmsrBen Elm uno baum
uurOe ourd bic ROntsenitrublsu feitse.
felt, OaB iid Oas Meiiinsitiid In BEN
Slinobarm siussbsttet bate. I'm bui.
ielbe su entferneu, nabm man Nfontas
isinen Bliubbarm beraus.
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Rcrb Serantcu.

= Der 60 Sabre alts Sobn Dsusrs
bon SBsft Wurfet Strass. Der i6on felt
siniser 3eit lsiOeno mar, 1T am Disnftas
plOsltd eiusm Serjidlas srIe9eu. @r
rief isinsr @attiu bel Dem anfals, mar
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- Der iussuOlide SittOr Burns uOu
electric Nusnus, nel9sr aus Der Wtars
lball SOnss @urass an Columbia aus.
nue. 3wsi autOmobilrsiien itabl, murbe
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men untsr s 500 8iirsidaft gum PrOjss
sebaltsn. Gin @efdbrte ioI uon ieinsr
Dtuttsr aus Der Staot sntferut porbsn
isiu. Dte Rsife fiuo wisosr srlauSt
morben.
- Nbrabam WticaoaD, Der Dor Do'
dsnfriit uou isinsm 2oitbsrrn SobnDu.
bed an Wtt. 8ernon StraBs sinsn Sdd.
oslbrud srhielt, neil sr uuseblid beiien
Satin Su uer9ewaltissu ueriudte, er'
lanste am SOuutas euolid pieber bas
8suuBtieiu unb man slaubt uuumebr,
oaB er pisOer seneien pirb. DUBBED 1T
ROntus ssssn $1,000 Sarsiaaft aus
Der Daft sutlaiien pOrbsn.
= Su Der 9. .. MsIuin SObslmiibIs
an Sobler auenue. tabe bem 8aieball
Rart, brad ssiteru absuo balb 8 llbr
Elm Seuer aus, mst9ss bic @ebdulidfsi'
ten uno siusu SOrrutb BON SOls, Tba.
rsu, etc., SsritOrte uuO siusu Saaidu'
ben auri6tets, Der auf $4,000 seiddst
nirb. Der 8orli9t balber nuroe bic
seiummts isntrale 5susrpebr In Disnit
ssrufeu, UNI elmer Gusbreituns oes
Seuers uor3ubsu9eu. .
~ Stepbuu...SbOrt BON Ri6mOnO
stpsuus wurbe am Donnerita9, ais er
ju MuplspOoO feline EOdter beiu4te,
BON eiuem Salasanfull bstroffeu unO
isiu 3ultauO mar elm Osrartissr, baB Der
bsbunOsluOs glrSt bsjweifeIts, Oh er iid
uisbsr srbOlen niirOe. SbOrt erlasIss.
ftern ben SOIssn oss anfalIss. Der
8srftOrbsus mar bier uOblbstunnt, ssit'
usiis in usridisbsnsn uutsrnsbmuussn
betbsiliSt unO fuusirts julsst.uls aOn.
traitor bel @rbarbeitsn. Gr mar &C
Sabre alt uub feline Ssiiesuns finOst
morseu Stu&mittas ftatt.
I Top 8uus Eabul-uabsluIsut &C.
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Gin arcBeS Qaub.

Der enslii4e arbtiterfiibrsr unb Bar.
lameuts abssOrouste @eOrse Barnes,
Der fiir;liG Osuti6lauo bsrsiits, bat in
eiusm uon 9onbOner SldttGu i'm aus.
3us pieoersesebensu 8eri9t iiber feline
SsObadtunsen ssidrisben, uno Sollt
osm osutideu Rei4e uno isiuem nuns
osrbarsn aufidpaus faft bessiitsrts
sInsrfsnnuus. Der Brite idreibt u.a. !;
Die Dsuti6enfur6t uub Der Deut'
i6enbus, bic bel uus beinabs 3ur nutio'
uulsu Srauibeit sswOrbsn iinO. bubsn
ibrsn @runb einSis unb allsin in benz
puuosrbaren 5Ortidritt Deutidlanos.
Stutt neiOiId Obsr dnsftli6 Su iein, ioIls
ten mir uns beltrsbeu, bic Wtetboben
nadIuabmen. oensn bas 6eutiAe Reih
ieiue eritaunliden @rfolse uerbanft. gll'
les, mas Der bsutids aapitalift uub Der
bsuti6e grbeiter tbun, ssitiebt nit reif'
lidsr usberlesuus, nit stnem Slide in
bic 3utunft. Das suu3e rationale 9s'
ben Dsuti6lanbs 1T in elmer 0eiis or
sunilirt, BON Der mir @nslanbsr tsius
abnuns buben, unO bic bsuti6en Sc
usrtiduftsn iinO ben unisrissn melt
iiberlegen. Sie bilben cine Wta4t I'M
9anbs. Da,u fommt, oaB bic Selbit'
rssisruns Der Staots unO @smsiuosr
ssfSrSsrt pirb. uub niat sruiirst, nil
bel uns. Die DtuuBipal' unb Stuats'
bsfs.SOse bat in DsutidlauO ibrs bis
bsriSs bDaits @ntwidsluns srrsi@t uni
bas ssrsi9t bem suulen gOlie gum Se
gen. Die Gage Der suslii9su @iisnbabn'
unb StraBenbabn. .ansefttlltsu bdlt gal
teinsu Sersleid nit oerisnisen. .Oer. .oeutl
| i9eu aus
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2absIf 8alSmanu,

Der befanrte 9ie6erSidyter uno SGn'
ger, besins in Berlin ieinen 70. &C.
burtstag. ~Siiderin, bu fIeine," ~Oer
S6unfeIipal5er", r2ebe moH, Ol
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bieie nielgsiunsenen ReIobien, taum
elmer aber ipeiB BON tbrem Sbopfer
BaI6mann bat oftntals eirten fri
ihen unb fangbapen Son 9etroffen
Der iib Dem @ebd6tniB bes BOLTS
eingeidreihelt bat, oftfiaIs a6ei
aud Die @renSe iiberidritten, pr
6as 3ieo gum gouplet berabiutft oOer
nit 9eitteln ni9t intmer edter Sen
timentaIitGt 5u nirfen fu9t. Das
bat Die Berbreihins oiefer @eidngl
botitens MIR beforoert, beionOers
nenn 8aISnrGnn irrro ieins @attir
gauIa @narS ii6 ieIbft in ibrer
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btnas lit er in 6rei Chen Batter bor
II ain6ern genOroeu - bel itan0i
gem aantpf NIT BerLegern uro Vtn
iitaeIeaidaFten teire eoTSenen Sergt
aeiamelt, 70 bub ieine Greuroe elnt
@brensabe pIanen.
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Cine faum slanbli6s Sauerfabrt

bat Elm fIeiner rotber SabrmarftsbaI-
Lon 5lriidgelegt, Der Don 2iinebera
@o3antbique (an Der SiiSoitfiiIte polI
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Ter cine aoreiiierte Boitfarte oufge.
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Der 8alIon blieb perihollen. Bie er.
itaurte er, aIs er oieier Gage - 10
nleIoet bas .9iineb. 5oaebl." - feline
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Serner batten nod anoere Nitfin6er
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Sa6 nit oas 8dllon" GusSr1id acJe.
ben ober @riibs, aud fir Die Satin
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ssben unb oisiss lautet: .@s LIT einl
srobartiss Rsbtin." Eauisube babeu
bieS beseust uuo Tauienoe MAIDEN tds'
lid bieislbs @ntoeduus. Gin flaret
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buuoeu NIT wisosrbsrseftelltsr @eiuno'
belt. sr3dhlsn bic sunse @eidifts. Seine
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= Die albright Sibliotbef purbI
Wioutas Sta6t bon @iubrs9ern, pabr'
i6eiulid 9naben, I'M $1.7s In Slein'
seto bsitoblen, Oas iid in siusr Sdub'
taos befano.
- Der bier tpoblbsiunnte ebemaliss
sadawunua asaiiasierfOuOuftsur Bm.
3. WtattbswioH murOe seftern in benz
erie Sofe 3u 8iasbumtOn BON eiucm
9arren iibsrfabren unO sst6Otst.
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men ausltelunss' uno Gusflussplas,
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Su benz alten Sennsbb & Garter
@sbduos an Der @de uon Spruce Stra.
&c uuo GOams auenue CAB ss frhb Srei.
tag Otor9en einen Srano, Der iebo1
bewdltiSt psroen fOnnte, ebe srbebli6sr
Sdaben anssridtst mar. Msbrsrs Obsu
wObneuOs 5uuilien muBtsn in ibrsn
Sta6tflsican entfliebsu.
- Der @siddftsrsiienSs Geo. Baum
BON ReaOius beridtste Der YOlisei an
Sreita9, oaB er am abeuO ,upor, als Ell
uuf einsui StraBeHbabnpussn bon bet
Deftieits nad oem 3entralsn Stabttbeilt
fubr, I'M iiber SIT srlei1tsrt purbe
@r bemerits ben Diebitubl ni6t, bis Ell
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-18
Bon Netersbura.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-13
AUWERDA BUYS
CITY PROPERTY
Dry Gooes Man Deals for Vaguzsle
Ground on Johnson znd Fifth
Street.

An importaHt real estate deal took
place satarday when 2. l.. Auwerda
Bought the Anderson property on
johnson and Fifth streets, formerly
occupied BY The Keokuk Electric
Railway company as a car barn. The
buildings on this ground are unpre-
teRtious hut the ground is very valu.
able The property covers ninety
five feet on Johnson street and forty
feet on Fifth street It is advantage.
ously located in the center of the
BUSINESS and shipping district and is
absolutely certain Of rapid advance
ment The frequency Of real estate
transfers in the city is indicative Of
a feeling that rapid advancement is
certain and Mr. Auwerda is consider.
ID fortunate to have acquired this
property.