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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-26

solbdten non Romitabfhis dngefiibrt,
Set Gag nnb Naht In bic 6dufer bon
Mobammebdnern unb Suben einges
brungen, baben bort alIes 5erit1rt ufb
pertpiiitet, baben geraubt, mas fie nit
iih fdleppen fpnnten. sic mibhunbels
ten Mdnnsr, Jrausn unb ainotr, per.
sefpaltisten lrauen unb Wl6bAen;
fppbl ben Spfern. bic Die Nugen fit
INNER fhlieben burften, Dab fie nibt
,3euae ipurben bss grauenbaften5htds
| fals i6rsr 5omilien. Man fdnb eine
Menae 2eihen, benen nit aolbens
fiDben bas Riidsrat einoefdlaaen mar;
GItern purpen gefefelt unb ge5tuuns
| gen, su5uisben, pie ifre ainb.r In aars
tenn Bitter sefhdnoet uno mibbanbelt
ltpnrben. esn sinem Saufe fanb tnan
stne srobe 9ln5abl tiirtilher 1ronen
uno Wdbhen pollig enttleibet, an be-
ren 0etpoIt beriibt pprben tpar; man
bate bieien Nermiten pisle Stunben
tstne Rabruns sesebsn goiten be-
ipachten ben ginaang unb perpebrter
5remben ben Gintritt; erit bas enereis
lds Gtnihreiten frembsr Stdatsanse=
boriger bate our Jolss, bab biefeSOae
enblih ausseboben fpurbe. Mn Der
Shdnoung motammebanifher 1rauen
betbeilisten iib iibrisens quf aried,iz
fbe Offi5iere. Saloniti beb.rb,rate in
oieien 5ugen eitpu 10000 BIG 10000
Wann griebiifer unb bulaoriIder
1rnppen, uno auberbdlb ber Stobt la
serten nod segen 10000 Mann. Ban
tann fih aus bieien 3ablen sineh Be
sriff MAIDEN bon Dem llmfang Der
9reuel. gon Der gebdnblung Der ent-
tpuffnetsn tiirtiihen gruppen, fir be-
rem gerpftesuns Der Si.ssr bdt.. Cor
ge trasen miiiien, fpie in ben Rapitu>
lationsbeoingungen psreinbart mar,
unb bic nuhe3u per6unserien, min ih
niht ausfiibIi9 rsbsn, aud niht bon
Der srauiomen 4rt, in Der man nit
ben un3dblisen Tlii6tlingen umgins,
Die otre 8elh. obne 8rot. MIR notbz
oiirftis befleibet, umkrirrten. Wer
5dblt bic, bic auf ben Qnruf Der Sots
oaten Dor S9red ibreSdritte beihIeus
nigten uno penen eine raIde &uaeI oper
oos 8ajonett ober AUDI Elm aolbsnz
fblag eine IdneGe Grl0funa brdhteo
User 5Gblt bic pielen, pielen, bi. in irz
genb einem Wintsl on Sungsr, arantz
belt unb Gntbebruns gu Grunbe sin>
gen! Wenn man erfdbrt, bob ben in
ben Spitdlern liesenben tiirtiIdenWers
ipunoeten alles geitoblen tpurbe, mas
Milotbdtigteit unb Grbarmen seipen>
bet, tpenn man seiehen bat, bdb ibnen
nur rerihimmeltss unb perborbenes
grot sereiht tpurbe, ipp finbs. man
bann Worte, ieiner gmpDruns Quft All
mafen! Sn einem Oorfe untp.it Salos
nitis purben ale ginfpobner, Mdnner,
alte 5rauen unbainoer nieoersemebelt;
ben ainbern Dffnets man ben 2eib unb
mari Steine uno S9muB binein; nur
Die iunsen (!D Jrauen lieB man am
Geben. Gs tparen gulaaren. be bas
periibten, unb ais bic @riehen fie fraa=
ten, fparum tie bic Ginber t0oteten, fam
Die 9lntport: Plus ibnsn psrbenSiirz
ten" Bon Der 9Dbe pss 1burmss
berabfiebeno, aieben biefe giIbsr an
meiner Seele porbsi, unb id Iase mir.
bab oiefer Jelbsus beg areuaes i'm 20.
Sahrbunbert ieoem Gbriiten bieShamz
rOtbe ins 9eiift treibsn mub. Wir
ftehen inmitten beg nadttiten sganotisz
mus; aber er trdgt ni6t ben6albrnpnb,
innbern bas areu5 i'm S4ilbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-26
Trigger oes &reu5es.

N''f"''S NO~"'
Don Der Sopbien WoItse in Sas
lonit fpintt bas arsu3 berab. Sn if.
rem SDfen unb 0prbofen fampirt buls
sariides Militdr, Inn i'm Snnsrn, i'm
Maerbeiligiten, baben Die Solboten
Obbad Dor benz unsiinftisen Voepem.
beripettsr sefunoen. Der Wes aur Mos
ihee 1T niht 10 leiht suriidselest. Sl
ben 5auptitrabsn ordnst fih Militdr.
Griehen unD Bulgnren; baapiihen
raffeln fortse{eBt Masen unb 9utos,
in benen sriedifhe Sffiaiere iiBen;
bulsariihe Sffi3iere reitsn ba5nifhen
TIM Shritt. Sn ben n,inosr belebten
Geitengaien beseenet man D.rbGhtiz
sem Wolt; Der aus MnIihtstarten Be-
tannte Emp Der aomitabi1i berri9t
Dor, nur fdmubieer, ruppieer unb
ipiilter. in ben roben 3iigen bic aufges
ipiiblten 2eibenfhaften ptrratbenb.
Shauberno meibe id bitie GeitdIten,
ilnipilltiirlih i'm 8ogen abfhpenienb.
Wenis. Gesirdser Iino su srbliden.
nnb biefe penigen geben fheu. gebiidt.
i5rperIia uhb ieelifh elsnb. einem
traurigsn unb entieBliden Shidfdl
preisseseben. Don benz ibre sinsefnlle-
ileH bleiftn Mienen 3eusnih ablesen.
Wtr ireu3sn perfdiebene 0aifen unb
@GBhen. fhlieBlih Dffnet iih sin
plab unb Dor lns erbebt fi1 BIZ
Gopbien Mofhse. Dor benz breitsn
ginaanestbor fteben btipuffntts buls
gdrifne poiten. Die aud uns ben Gins
gang tpebren. Cine leditimutic1l. fiji
ipelhe Elm bulsarifder Offi5ier bereits
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-26
0pnneritas, Den 26. 2csember 1912

Der Sta bl= Sru It beabilhtigt
bic 2Dbne Der ungslernten lrbeiter
au erhDben. Sisier Iobenspertle &c
bante lit pura bic beporitebenpe 5uz
rif Repiiipn anseregt norosn. gtse
Aer bat man Die 2obntabele o@s
9ruits selten laIier. Die 10 arrdngtrt
mar, ouB bic 9D9ne Der gelernten nno
,lngelernten Qrbeitsr, Iptpie Der guz
reauanseItellteu 3uiammengelegt tpurs
ben, 10 baB iie einen ertrd9liden
Dur9fhnittslobn eriehn lieBen, ,Ote'er
Sniff miro nift mebr benuBt Ipsroen
tDnnen, ba man ausfiibrlihers Inz
gaben perlunst uuo es pGre benz
SruTt iebr unansene1m, lpenn man
bic 3Oue na6 ben 2Obnsn, Die sr
ben srpben MafIsn ieiner Irbelter
3ubit, bemehen pplIte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-26

bab Der bpbe preis, ben bic 9erbrdu@
der 5ablen. aud pirtli6 bem Irbeis
ter au @ute tpmmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-26
2pei Sder3fraqen aus

s Spe1 9 GET fra gen q US
Gdldu.
Welhes 9bier tommt eleih als
9robDater 5ur Welt2
2Diung: Der Jrofh, benn sr bring!
oleih feline groihfh-entel nit.
Welhes 2bier dnbert i'm Mlter fein
Geihleht?
2Oiung: Die Sau, benn man fast
niHt bic Gau ergraut. ionbern b a,s
Souerfraut!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-26

1SN SIpBSN ululleN tltet ~%Ap]t'S1
3ubit, be.neIen polIte.
Mapor 9unt befiirrpprtst, Die
gabnbofseieGi6utt BON Der 9erpflinz
tung su entlaIten, 5ocilitdten fir Die
eIettrii6en 9aAnen gu getpGhren,
unb iis auf bic 8eihaffung non
fyocilitdten fir bic Giienbubnen 81
hei9rdntsn, neil es ebenio umitGnbli9
tpie fpftipielig Iein tpiirbe, @prte6runz
cen fir beioe Qlrten BON transport
1nitteln gu idaffen. Dir bulten oiele
9lniint fir rid}tis. Der pldn, etnen
9abnboi fir elsttriIbe 9obnen 5u
fGaffen, bari natiirli6 ni6t uufgegez
ben perben. Cincinnati leioet parunz
ter, bob eie 0prItaptbabnen riht Bis
ins !6srs Der Stabt eelungen. Dir
iino iebo6 Der 2lniidt, boB bteier
9ubnbof ppn Der Stabt Ie!bit erridtet
tperben tDnnte, tpenn iid feline pripatz
geielIIdaft finoet, tpel6e iih nit bic
fem unternebmsn befaiIen min. Sa
his ginperletbung bes gan5en Goun=
ties in Die Staot nur cine 5rose Der
3eit lit, 10 elauben mir, oaB Lie
Stabt nit Der Grridtung eines iolz
hsn 9abubofs Elm lobnsnDes 9eibdft
MAIDEN tDnnte. Spe5ieu ~>ipirb bas
ongebraGt Iein, Inn Den pohmuth
rnIerer Itdptif6en gobnseieulGuft 5a
hrenen. Denn oieier cine 8onfurrens
in Sorm elmer 8iirtslba9n entite6t,
tpelfe GQe 8pritdbte oerbinbet, 10
lpirp iie etHr nit ii6 reoen lanen.
q q d bem eriten Sunuar tperben
cine 4n3oAl Streits unseIagt, bic ale
b0here 206ne gum 3ped baben uno
Die Jorbsrung ptrb nit ben groBsu
Roiten bes 2ebensunterholts be9riine
bet. 2eBteres lit SbatIu6e. Die groz
BEN Grnten baben teine Wtiloeruno eez
bruht. usbsr bic Ilriafe beItebt elm
Streit. Die sSarrner iagen, oab iie
nid3t 3u pisl betpmmsn uno Ihisben
DIE S6ulo auf ben 3pii6enbanoel,
Der 3u srDbs profite eritrebt uno burb
0ilfs Der auhlbduier etne tiinitli6e
Gbeuerung berpprruft. Der 4pngreb
bat bersits eine uutsrIu6ung peranz
italtet, bic reIultatlos geblte6en lit,
ba lie bic 5beusrung lIria6en 3ue
ihrsibt, pelhe in Der gan5en Delt
pbfpalten ioQen. Oamit 1T natiirz
li6 ben Qrbeitern niht sebplfen uno
lie berlangen ben Qusslein fir bic Boz
heren Soften bes lnter6alts pon ben
9Sabritdnten, bic iih burauf terufen,
bab lie bic Wuurenpreile nift gu err
hOber permogen, pbne ben llmfus gu
unterbinoen. Sn biefer 8e-legenbett
iolts man bod ben 4uspeg tpdblen,
Der am nG6ften 1T unb Der teinen
Shaoen anrihten tunn. Gr tpiirce
bartn beitebsn, bic 3Ous fir ale Nab=
rungsmittel ab5uihaffen. 1us tpiro
ieoenfalls Die erorbitunten preiie, fpe.=
he eine tiinftli6e 9ertbeueruna berz
nprruft, ni6t auftommen lafen.
Die Mittbeilung bes amez
ritunti6en aonIuls, bab bic 8ersiez
rungen am Deibna6tsbaum grobufte
zines oeuti6ldnoiIdsn 9ruits iino, BE-
bart elmer grtldrung. gs 1T ridtig,
Ddb Die Jubritunten in bisien Waaren
Observation-Disclosures sstroffsn 6oben.
Sds s.iaab in 5olge Der gntbulunz
gen iiber ben tIdsli9sn @eroienit Der
beutihen 9etmarbetter, tpst6e bauptz
fd4li6 in Der Spisl5eus SnouItrie
befddftigt iinb. Die 5o6rifanten,
iDel6e einia9en, bab iie 81 psniq an
0nhr anhften aerrn nnh4a., LIZ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21

Lucinda Miller. q colorcd woman.
was found 1t $50 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon In the house 1T 5Ol Con-
cord street. where she lived, dead In
her own blood. with Z, rusted axe ly-
ing not tar from her body.
The dead body OF tho woman wat
found BY Willie William. who lived
IN the iirst story OF the same HOUSE.
He and Eugene Bowles. Clarence
Jackson and Mary Jackson. I'll Of
whom lived below. had heard sounds
of nghting up above them IT I
o'clock In the morning. They had
known the woman. and when sho
failed % appear. sitter long hours 81
waiting William vsntured 10 flnd out
tho reason why.
police Headquarters was notified.
and Detective Sergeant Wren wns
sent u inveetigate the murder. h
found that = negro named William
Brown was last seen with the WOMAN.
Mary jackson sid that they wsSs
both drunk. II u Rfppossd that ~
murdered her. then. DefhapA placDd
her body On the lounge. and, $500
FULLY locking the oo0< tnhind Mn.
took Mn Tina II cApings All 1So
laltca ~ De opeG< ~ Sgoxs & = n
1900 IA O. m tlae y lSS ~
II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21

eyed, with curly brown hair. very
regular teeth and has no scar or mark
on his body that would identity him.
Both are we'll bred. The little fellow
10 just like his brother. but year
younger. Both have very long.
curling lashes.
when they got UP this morning
they asked first thing for bath. and
at breakfast placed their napkins
under their chins themselves. Louis
came aboard wrapped In q blanket
that sailor had given him. Tho
other boy had q little blue cost with
white collar. Louis French II not
q patois and he has very large vo-
cabulary. shall keep them till they
are identified and make every effort to
fnd out who they are. Amy one
who can help me will win my thanks
and the thanks doubtless of some
poor. stricken relatives. It seems al
most impossible that these boys can
fail to be Identified In this day and
ganeration,"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
WYTHEv|LLE MAY
GET ALLEN TRIAL
Now Seems Certain the Gases
Will Not be Heard in
1';llsville
BOTH SIDES WANT
CHANGE OF VENUE
Accused VIII be Tried Singly
and First Case to Be
Heard Will be Bat
tie for All

Especial TO The Richmond Viroinian. y
rrrrYcxr.rr ". 80, % ~.
-'p'" a'
the triai OF the Aliens ana the mem
bers Of that gang will not take place
here naxt Tu.ss.x "a ..r.ra,,,, a,.n.
As'e "sN : uesuas Is seneraiy accept
ca as true. 'uase "aiier n staples
the attorneys for the defense. and
those far ,ne sta,a ,.,,, =. n.r. No.
day evening ana the .nsc,aI Tern, -
the court win hartn Tuee.iay ,,orr.
inr A. 10 o,c,ock the ,,r., thtny ~ y.
done when the rour, shall ~ caiYsS -,
order viii he ire r,otior ~ ~, Se.ea
n rnnract,on v,;,h = rrar~a - $500
rhars t. ars ;,,,nortars 800. y.
connection uith. ,ha trial Z, ~ ,,.n
who wars enea seS IN inc ...nnotsn~ M.
~ the rour. osrs I.s. ,n.,c,n rn;.n NJ.
escas,ad attart,cr tho c,a.r - ~.
court naxtsr c:oad r,,,i hawa ,,,,ch ~
40 with the cosss in .vsn, ,ha,, : -, ~
trial here The To-, :. tI,a, ~ iii
- -. %. .... ~.
re.... ,c ~ .ha s,s.. . rha,, .ha .s W."
- s,, .o' NE Gs "nen .e $500 ~
.ou.. wvuiu Haso "anu IN .ne
~ =. ~ ~ ! r..t. III 49, .e ~ uss-
. ..H ina. GUY nu mere 70 no Sues.
s ~ wo1tu 80 -. - 90 y
aIIer tue sa.n,on OF an nonest ana
SapaoIe o. us ,s a'u
n s...s - S.s manu ~ p'as ~ os
wtn tne c.icumstahces OF tne MAIN
witness Tor the state seiectins the jury
70 Try the men.
oeass wants 0nanss'
there = tnc InItnea. ract tnat the
State does not want to 60 into the trial
q q .n s Gases mere TOR the reason snas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
MANY WOULD GO
UNRESTRICTED
; Candidates for Nomination as
Delegates to Norfolk are
Not a Unit
WILSON MEN ARE FEW
HARMON is FAVORITE
Those Who Paid Upx@sterday
Oppose Going to CAven-
ton Under Instructions
! Fight on Primary

With the completition yesterday o.
the list OF Democratic candidates fol
.nomination II the primary on April
80 the political atmosphere for The
next ten days will be extremely hot
There are thtrty-seven candidates
Tor the twenty places In Common
Council. and two candidates for the
one vacancy In the Board Of Alder
men.
In addition To these there are many
Asptrants for delegates 10 the State
convention. forty-tive OF whom paid
their e3.S0 to Treasurer Goode yester.
day before noon. OF this forty-fivs
seven are present members Of the
City Democratic Committee, and II
IN aid by those who seem to know
that . large majority OF the candi-
date6 arc favorable to the selection
Of uniustructed delegates to the Ma
tionAl Democratic Convention In Bal
timore.
Several members OF the City DEM
ocrntic COMMITTEES have expressed
Themselves a. favorable to the non,i-
nation Of Wilson. while a larger. num-
t-rs feel that Harmon Will prove the
mont 1ofmldA BILE weapon to use
against thu Republicans, while there
9fV some CiafK Mnd Some Underwood
uaAn, and II 10 said that there Ii even
. 0aynor man or two In the list
4 majority Of those1 named In the
list however. It u said with some
certainty. BY several well-posted local
leaders favor sending IN uninstructed
deaegation 70 Baltimore.
We are Al Tor the best interests
whcee harness. arc on the list Of can
did4taD .Wh feel that In sending
- wpia14pao$eA sAeleSatson~ 40 viii
h4{p tAe majority - nominate the
h11t MtAn. While some Of the Rich
1n0md man favor one man and some
a116f6ot. e y quite certain that per-
o6Nnllv th9rO are about twice - many
= II favorable TO the nomination OF
sAon = III DE others put to-
- apokesmAn stood n ! party o.
ntne q thOeR who will b up for cleo
~ u tn atAts Convention which
ottn u ~ party ecnoed tho senti-
ne n AZ tie spokesman.
fofikad NJ 0ansA
sxheGN has bean no game worked
a 80 oun, = raid ono Ok the men. 1t
h6s - i6tinatod that. Oecauss most
0e ~ OandIGates are personally
We11o0 q tllA choice Of Harmon. Ne
piS ~ " 10 o. the Wil1on people
1hto II not truo. Nr. Harry Smith
og1nni1o0 - Wilson club some time
80. ana tlen ~ had occasion % 90
cut NJ Town .loe a+mos1h. In the meAn-
t1uaA ~ harmon ara Clark ana Un-
a1k16o( pScols sIoR ~ ethor. and whsn
~. 1nnk ~ ~ raging asDeesmtnfs
~ hl1lty ~ it, PRIMARY came.
sA 49, msn 49, a line WITH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21

ments of supreme Importance by hay
tanic, taken from the outgoing NneT
back to this city under subpoena.
Hichens had started for Soufhamp
crew of the ill-fated vessel, having
several officers and members Of the
main for further examination. After
Senator Alden Smith. chairman OF the
which made 1t imperative that Hiche
and the Lapland held until tug ar
at the Titanic's wheel when she stru
Hearing Runnored.
The investigating committee con-
cluded its hearing In New York today.
and subpoenacd J. Bruce Ismay and
other ofYicials Of the White Star Line
to appear before II In Washington
at 1890 M-nday morning.
All available survivors OF the IT.
tanic will be called before the COM
'mittee. including Mrs. ]. ]. Aston. Col
oneI Archibald Oracle. and relatives
of all the prominent men who were
lost.
Members OF the committee express
ed the determination to call every
man, won,An and child" who cen
tell anything shout the disaster.
Harold Bride, assistant wireless
operator on the Titanic. told the COM
n,ittes today that the German ship
Frankfurt responded promptly to the
Titauic's distress signal. but that In
stead Of the Frankfurt rushing 10
the relief Of the British ship. tho Ger
man steamers wireless operator re-
peatedly asked what was the matter.
So persfstentiy was this inquiry
pounded into the ears OF Phillips, the
THAMES chief operator. that he in
n feyyr lN-
You are fool"
Nearer Than Carpatllia.
Brides testimony also Indicated
that the Frankfurt was nearer to
the Titanic than the Carpathia.
Alexander Gordon, q former en-
gineer Of the White Star line. dec
clared that the White Star officiai Is
knew ts early AZ $3.50 A. NJ. Mon
day that the Titanic was sinking.
II 1t shall prove necessary in order
to determine definitely the time the
White Star officials in New York
received the first news that the Titanic
had gone down. the Senate investigat-
ing committee will subpoena the Of
ficers OF both telegraph companies to
produce all the business that dealt
with that subject.
That the scene In the dining room
cH SUBWAY HlSHL VAN the GayeAt or
the voyage, az has been persistently
reported. was confirmed late today nv
Assistant Ste ward Thomas Whitley,
who told OF the dinner served at 7
O'Clock. at which the general toast
was The Mighty Titanic" Much wine
was disposed Of, and parations had
been made for a banquet in New
York upon arrival of the Titanic to
celebrate the record breaking trip Of
the greatest steamship in the world.
The Cunard line announced that the
speed OF their ocean greyhounds, the
Hhurctania and the Luaitania, would
not be reduced on account OF the acct
dent. but that their ships would take
a more southeriy course. thus In
creasinE the trip about $50 miles.
Memorial For Major Butt.
A movement II on foot to erect a
suitable memorial in Washington to
the memory OF Major Archibald Butt,
the Presidents aide. who went down
with the boat
Although vice-President Isrnay
Branded tbs STORY III absurd. Major
Godfrey Peuchen. Of Toronto, has
reiterated hts charge that the matA
aging director was criminally negli-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21

gent in not making an effort to avoid
icebergs.
The Lapland, which left New York
today for England had 1.4S5 pAssen-
gers on board. She Is equipped with
twenty-four lifeboats. having q capA.s
city Of 1.200 people. The Lapland was.
cleared AZ 20. f." by the United States
inspection service Of the port Of New
York.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09
Park Progress.

On Friday afternoon the Governor
and some OF the Park Commissioners
paid visit to Kapiolani Park to look
over the improvements that have been
made there during the last year. I'm
der the superintendent of Mr.. Young,
the park is being made to bosso n like
rose. Lawns are being laid out con-
tinually, and there Is splendid col
lection of tropical plants scattered
throughout. For many years Kapio.
lani Park very much resembled des'
ert. but now there Is a change on that
will make the park famous.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09
Pineapples at kapaa.

According to the latest plans. Kauai
Is soon to be numbered as pineapple
raising section, and with cannery at
Kapaa. Market Superintendent Star.
rett and ]. o. Lutted have just re-
turned from the Garden Island with
most favorable reports on the project,
and II is stated that Lutted is TO I'M
dertake the cannery that is in view.
These two men have returned to Kauai
to make further investigation, and
also to make some arrangements with
the growers Of pines for the coming
crop.
Superintendent Starrett Is very well
pleased with the outcome of the small
farming experiments that he was the
means of starting a few months ago
The crop of onions has been qualified
success, and as the Coast market Is
bare OF that vegetable. there are hopes
for a good profit to the growers here,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09
New Buildings.


Building operations. although not MP
to the pace set during the last couple
of months. continue fairly active, espe-
cially in the residential districts. Many
foundations have been laid in the Kali
muki section, and a number of build
ings are in course Of construction. In
the heart of the city the one-story
shacks at the corner of Union and
Hotel streets have been demolished to
clear the way for the new Brewer
building, and 1t is understood that u
new building Is contemplated to take
the place of the old Art Theater, that
Is being torn down. The old buildings
on upper Fort street are being cleared
to make way for the new building to
be put up by c. NJ. Cooke, Ltd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09
Crydock Improvement.

The second section of the drydock
at Pearl Harbor has been completely
cribbed and Is In readiness for pour
ing the cement that will he done under
water. The section OF the dock that
was giving trouble through leaking
some time ago Is again filed with
water, and the divers are at WORK
roaming the defective places. These
will be filled with better grade of
cement. and It is thought that when
this has had time to set the water can
be again pumped out and 1t will he
found In good order. Rock for the
work at the drydock Is being gotten
out at quarry near Wahiawa which
Is being developed by the Government
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09
Sewer Contract.

During the first part of the week
II was given out that the Territory
had agreed to sign up with Lord &
Young for the construction of the Wal
pilopilo sewer. The contract price il
$54.15753. Under this contract there
are in the neighborhood Of three miles
of sewer to be put in. and all this
work will be done In that section of
the city that lies to the west Of the
railway depot and makai of King
street
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09
Navy Men Buy Lots.

During the first of the week an
other tract of land In Kaimuki. con-
sisting of thirteen lots. was pur-
chased by a hui of naval men who
are of the opinion that this city Is
going to grow right along at the pace
that has been set during the past two
years. 1t was only few weeks ago
that a number of naval officers from
the Pacific fleet purchased good
sized tract OF land in the same locality
According to record, thirty-fye lots
have now been sold to the men of the
fleet.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09
Sisal Is Promising.

Sisal Is coming to the fore as an
IslaHd product that In short time
will be one OF the chief exports from
the Territory. The new sisal mill
that Is to be located at Pouhala win
have the latest in the line of ma.
chinery for preparing the fiber.
The sisal company will have two
mills to take care of the plants that
are growing on the 1,15O acres that
have been planted. There are some
700 more acres yet to be planted.
From forty-fye to sixty bales a month
have been going out of the Territory,
the most of 1t being shipped to the
Tubbs Cordase Company at Oakland,
Cal. During this month the sisal COM
pany will make its first shipment of
sisal to the Portland Cordage Com
pany, at Seattle. The bales weigh In
the neighborhood of 500 pounds and
are worth about 800 bale Samples
of the product of the company are on
display In king-street window.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

Speaking of the pecularities OF the
Honolulu stock market, an instance OF
variations in Waialua is in point Dur
Ing the last ten days the quotations on
this stock slumped something like $l2
a share. The dividend-paying capacity
OF the property has not been reduced
and at the annual meeting of the
stockholders, held within comparative.
ly few days, It was shown that during
the last few years the cost OF produc.
ton on the plantation had been re.
duced 81 q ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

kent In these waters, and that II c1n
he done II reasonable port charges are
made against the ship, and there is a
move on foot to bring about such an
understanding.