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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-24

htLlIgh NJ nEHHB1 GItHh4 Ahst aEt
~ 6ubsaFin3r Of Anne Arundel County
aaa obtained from thc Orphans Caurt
Anne Arundel County in Maryland iHtteJF
~ AdHipiatGatiCA gc sae reronai estate 81
JOSEPH LoREA,
iatr ~ anne ATuu1ol HC- dscGa eo. All
persona having elaifDs against tsr ateerree
are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same. fFte E
the vouchers thereof % tas uhsrrfner. Cr
cr before She
18Th Day QF JANUARY. 1885,
They may otherwise, 81 eN - ezoiu5sd
from an benefit cl sai1 eEtate Ai perecng
fDdebted 60 aGt0 estate are reUueE1ef 20
maka immediate payment
Gigen under my hard this l6 day oi
July sl8.
C9ECHLTA b0RHA.
80 An-rYz
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notice 10 creditors.

ArUF4eR is HEHEBN 0INsN Ihat tbe
IN puheeriber. az Anne Arundel county
has obtained froEn the 0rphans DclFk 1i
Y nua Arundel county tn Mars iAHl e. =
terr 81 Aanlinistration or tbe p9rscnni
arfate nf
HERMAN HOLDEN
late al Anne Arunael County, eecaased,
4Gf persons having claims againEl me oe-
ceased are hereby waroed % axhitlA tAt
samr win she VuucAsrs t1HfeaA 20 fAs
subscriber nu or hefare tae
l7th DAY or MAY. 1919.
phav asnw otherwise, 81 laW. BE ekclutt 6
from an beueft 81 sato estate Ai5 person.
in6ehtaa e. saIa estate lfe tt11ftt ga
make i1nnlediate pAYmeHt
Gfveu under pY hanc thia llth asF "A
HELEN HOLD
uIa administrator,
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Nolice . Tsxpayers Of Isll.I9l2.

Notice is hereby given, that unless
the taxes for the years 1917 and 1912
are paid on or before the 1st day Of
December, 1913. the property, on
which said taxes are due, will be levied
upon and sold Tor toe payment thereof.
This Is positively the last notice that
shall be given. If the property is
levied upon there viii be an additional
cost of Si.25
OBS WINS0N e. E0tTT,
Collector of taxes fer 1911 and 1912
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remembered IN your heart, ard at Of
fences pardoned and as sou go down
again among the living, let this be
your question Can ] make some one
happier before lie down TO sleep2
Thus the dead5man speaks 70 you from
the dust you will hear no more from
him.
a splendid thought 70 put in practice
before aealh comes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-24

TO repeal and rc-euact WITH Hu.|..
Section $ Of Article TO- of the-.ItE O..
relating 70 the Office hour AND 4.
the collector aBd Treasurer

Section OF Article I0. of lIa-tItE ...
relating 90 the office hour Hu8 ..
the collector aud treasurer
SEor1oN --Bs It established su0 u.a.
. by the Mayor Counselor and Alllru
The City Of Annapolis chat Section
ticle 10, = tho Cjty Code. be, ard it
4 by repealed ana re-BuagteH WtH
ments. go aH Co read a8 follows;
SECTION SILT shall Doe the duty
said Collector ana Treasurer. ta ss..
have gu 0fjce ito the Municipal GuV.
Building which shall ba plainly Dies
as such ng external sign, ala 60
4 therein for the tranEGctlou OF bueIuH
except Sundays aud icEal holiday o.
excused 10y the Mayor between fha u.
nine o'clock "a. M. and three O'Clock
~ shall be the duty OF the said Dctles
Treasurer % keep certain books. iu
shah be- entered Il fair and correct
Of al taxes aud moneys % De be- rim. ..
. ted, with the names Of the persons .#
the same; ana, lE FOR taxes win tIe
ment5 Of the persons owing she s.H
also lult aud ialr cafh account.
en- sums Of money received by h'U
indicate she source whence TIE saEf
derived resi- ectlTelyi and showing a'
OF money disbureed b. him. 70 ls ~
. the purposes to which the same
all debts duo 20 or due By the Corp0l
and be SHAH enter regularly on Lis
all accounts passed By the Corporate
shall open separate account aEasn
saLarfed officer, eueh debtor aLu cred.
the Corporation and against eHca
priatton made by the Corporation 81.
pairs or Improvements iu amy part
city, the said IOikeelot ana Treasurer
report ana exhibit 20 she Corpora
each Of their monthly meetings. lu.|
particular statement q his recelpta
peuditurea for the preceding mont
shan exhibit bis vouchers taer for
tle same times or as often tEeretoa-
be required shall make Out and
fu=l statement Of the debts due g. ar
hg the Corporation; and hc shall
nave, ana produce his said bOoks.
handbook end ch6ck-book, which d
quireQ fcs keep by city ordinance
monthly meetings. and also at s-eH 60.
meetings or before such committee Oh
mittees rs the Corporation shan c
direct.
6EcTTOE 2.--And be 70 established
dained, that this ordinance shall take
from the date fits passage.
Approved July - 1918
tsignedl MES o.. sTRAN
True Cory. Test -
a. Phil. +. POErEE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-24
Thanksgiving Day Proclamation.
STATE or MARYLAND,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
To The People d Maryland, Greeting:

WHEREAS. The President Of fhe Uni
ted States. has, by his Proclamation,
set apart Thursday. the twenty seventh
dag of November, next, as day Of
Thanksgiving and Prayer; and
WHEREAS, The people Of Maryland
have great cause "a be thank fol that
through the mercy Of Almighty God
they have been free from peslilence
and disaster and nave been blessed
with peace and prosperity;
Now. THEBEFoRE, ], PHILLIPS
LEE GOLUSBUR0UGH, Governor Of
the State of Maryland, under sud by
virtue Of the authority vested In me by
law, DO hereby Declare and Proclaim
Thursday, November twenty evgnlh,
1913, as Thanksgiving Day,
and ask that the people of the State
rest from oil secular employment and
devote the day 20 appropriate religious
services, 20 family gatherings, social
festivities and 20 helping those IN mis-
fortune.
:'.'.''t'.''..s.. Given under my hand
TuF and tine Great Seal of the
:'ti'iA y, sfAis State of Maryland.
:MARyIAvp. Done at the City Of
:.........,...... Annapolis, this 30th cay
of October, 1913.
PHILI1bS LEE GOLDSB0ROUGH.
By the Governor,
ROBERT T.. GRAHAM.
o3l Secretary ot state.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-24
NOTICE.
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
The Annual Meeting OF the Hospital
Association viii take place
MONDAY, December the lst
Arp. in lhe Hospital

an persons interested ia the welfare
OF this very niece ssafy and helpful insii-
tuition, and who wish to have vote IN
lis management, arc invited 20 become
members by Ia payment Of not less
thar 81 90 annually. aud the enrolment
OF theiE nauaeB by the Treasurer Mrs.
George T. Feldmeyer, Mt her home, 1917
Main 9t before November oath, As all
donations 10 the Hospital to be included
ia this years report must be in by that
date
ni7-2w BY ORDER OF BOARD.
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wOTrcH nd CREDIr0B

R1nEfgEEs HKR EY 6lYi.H. u9aJ ta
tasprt 81 Anne Arundel Couutg "a Mar 81
atterr TealamentaFs D te
es % or
DANIEL oLoNE
iete g8 AuLa Arundel County. rteaa
PERSONS having claims against s0 act
sae vouchers thereot BY be srhS n e
AetCre t1c
ii&h DAY or NAY U4
rbeg may 8th erwas. 81 aW 1e exc gae1
IN tanefr % SAID astefc parsons @ e
d said estate sre reQuei
8. n8gEentr
Given under ray han1 shw ssh dag G
MARY 0T0NE
NJ fTatutf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-24

MOTTO dEHEHE a Eaas tna
a. 8uAgaEiae1 nag GEt2iEs snlE tce on.
nhEns Cyrr1 81 Anne AruD9 county. lu
Maryland, Laflare Testauentary 81 the
personal ensatE az
SUSAN WRIGHT
lsfs CO Auus 1Euu0s 81 eoankg g4e1aeEed. 81
nglEsna naVlmg giai1Ge eaAGal 5sfe 1B4 sse.
sre hereby narusa - aE1lb 3 Ele same. gftH
the zouohsrE tEarsot. g tAe -1naariber Oh
or befoTe ne
18th DAY or MARCH. 1914
Ehsy may oEhsra .se, ~ La - 8Eciu0so
fron1 all benefits of $50 estate AL persons
indebted 20 said astata eTsraQ Heased 20 make
immediate payment
Given under ny hand ahis sth day o.
September, 1913.
SUSAN McGoWA An
ElQ Admrx G. 3. D.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-24

Surely the robins will begin to show
themselves and think summers come
again.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-24
ORDER NISI.
10 the Matter az the sale 81 the Mortgane,
Real state 81 HERBERT p,
DON ALDSONt

7
DON ALnSONt
In the Circuit Court 6or Anne Arundel County
Nc. S1S3 Equity.
Ordered this tlth day o. November. 1918
that the sale af the property mentioned in
these proceedings made and reported cy
Brunor Il. Al;dersQD, attorney. be ratified
and connrmesl, unless cause 70 the contrary
thereof he shown on or before the
18TH DAY or nEo MsEB. NEXT
Provided a copy Of this 0gder hc inserted u
some newspaper published ID Aune Arundel
county, once IN eacb of TIRES sucGessiva weeks
Before the 18th day az December. next.
S6000.
GEo WELLS. Gers
True o0Qy TEST
$50. WELLS. Clerk.
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Begin right NOW to sam up the
things for which you are to give
thanks.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-24

Il must Ne just tee thing 20 10 the
Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-24

Won't somebody please put the Cold
Storage Trust in cold storage
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-24

Those who own automobiles in Anna
polls and their name is legion. may do
the "1inyTim' stunt here and emulate
baltimore. where. at Christmas time.
Joy Rides are to be given All the
cripple nd poor children Of the city.
Buy Red Cross Seals - for sale st the
Capital office and help to keep the Dis
trict Nurse here.
You can help.
Can help you
Help you can.
An Annapolis man has suggested the
Following inscription for bis tomb.
You who pass this grave put aside
hatred love kindness; be an services
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-24

Smash the Egg Trust,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-24
FOR RENT--FURNISHED.

have 10 let, fully furnished, the
nome Of Lieutenant Karns, at "a Mary
Iaud Ave. Every modern convenience.
paneouebls rent. Possession at once.
Real Estate, Insurance, Church
Circle and South St Telephone 92S-m.
n7-tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-24
NoTlCE no CREDITORS

AJ0F1gE IB HHREBT 2IVEa. Css 4.
subscriber aas obtained ff9w tae
Orphans Court oi ann AruHde. l1a8t
Maryland LetaCn WeefameB1erg t#r
aarcnal estate uI
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-24
WILLIAM e. MINETcR. Attorney,
or DEB NGSI
In the Matter 81 the Sale Of the Mortgaged
Real Estate Of IS WTDN 5. FOX aud
VIR9fNI E, FOX mss wife

INWf- OF I|I8III9
In the Circnjt Court FOR ammo Arundel CO.
Ordered. this seventh dsy 81 November, 1918,
That the sale 20 the property mentioned On
these proceedings made and reported by
William j Jlnnick Attorney. be ratined
and CONFIRM q, unless cause C. the contrary
thereof 20 shown ON on before &be
NINTH DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT
fas.,rdes, 5 1upyol tbts or8ar Sc rsaz- fu
SOME neWspgaer printed ano published in
anne Arupd9i c1aufy, oree n each o. three
successive Heef faa ninth day Of
December next.
The repoTt teatgs the smount OF sales 20 te
sS1a.00.
exc. wElIs CLERK
True Copr, Tsst--
NJ 3ht WILLS, ffark
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BOARDING.

MONEY no LOAN OK FIRST MORT
W CAGES Sans 90 suit borrower. Ap-
ply 70 WfNs0N q. GOET, Attorney. II
school Street Annapolis I'D. nAtf
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EveningOapital
- D.llg. -. -.

NM "a ABBOTT Editof and Pubssaner.,
tRs. EMMA ABn0II-t hf5E Local Edifof'
HARLES p ABBOTT Business Maneger.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-24

laey uaF otherwise. as - a- aoee
from all benefit OF shla e6ias4 persona
Indebted Ga said eetEt SIZE Qussial 20 kf
Immediate payment
given un5os OR astrF GiH Day oi
tune 1918
GEORGE ". J0H a8
SIS Admiuistraf0r q. b 81. e. Is
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ste 81 Anu. Arundel County fer $685. a4
per6ou1 having clainiE aEG.pE, tte 4eet.s
are hereby 0e1 e exhibit e aaue @
nf pafore che
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-24

MONDAI. NOvENBER 2 -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-23
CLOSE
ON LARGE JOB
Of SEWER WORK

Less than $50 separates the ten
ders of II. II. Foster and ]. V. Fer
nandez, the lowest bidders for the big
job of building the streets and laying
the drains in the Punchbowl tract. a
difference Of ten days time, figured
at $40 a day, giving the lowest actual
figure on the entire work.
The tenders for this contract were
opened by Superintendent Caldwell at
the public works department at noon
today. Caldwell stated that the con-
tract probably will be held in abey-
ance until the settlement on the water
bin owed by the city and county of
Honolulu has been reached by Mil
yerton and Thayer, the city and terri
toriai legal representatives.
H. H. Foster offers to do the work
for S26,067.05, taking $50 Gays Ito
complete it. ]. V. Fernandez offers
to do it for s25,995, but asks $50 days
in which to finish it. The other ten
ders are: Honolulu Construction and
Draying Co., $26,745.20, 140 days; G.
E. Marshall, SS1, 93219, 100 days, and
]. c. Cullen, s37,060.65.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-23
COMMITTEE SELECTED
TO NOMINATE TEAM
TO PLAY ALL-HAWAll

The Hawaiian Polo association last
night appointed q committee Of four
well known polo players, who are to
pick the team that win oppose the
All-Hawaii four IN the match game at
MoanaIua field next Tuesday. This
committed viii meet at the Country
Club this afternoon after the Maui
Oahu game, and nominate the opros-
ing team
r. w. Single AMI Harold Dilling-
ham Of Oahu. c. A. Rice of Kauai.
and Lieutenant c. K Lyman of the
rourth Cavalry, are the four men Sc
lected Tor this duty.
II Is the intention of the committee
to get together as strong team as
possible. in the hope of forming a
combination that can lower the col
ors of the Coast campaigners. To
form team at home that could beat
the now famous AllHawaii team
would be one of the greatest boosts
that could be given to polo in the
Hawaiian Islands.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-23
.ILO MERCHANTS
Will PAY FOR
IMPEACHMENT

Attorney General Thayer will not
have to pay the expense OF the Kear
loha impeachment proceedings out OF
his own pocket. This was made GER
tain, and a great load lifted on the
attorney generals mind this morning
when he received substantial check
from the Hilo Board Of Trade, REIN
bursting for the court expense already
incurred in filing the articles in the
supreme court.
Despite the nav in the statute,
the expense of the proceedings will
be paid" said the attorney general.
Fl don't know just how, or who is to
nay 1t, but they have assured me the
financial end of the affair will be
cared for
The check came this morning in
hurried response to a wireless sent
to HilO by Attorney General Thayer
the other day, when he filed the ar
ticies in supreme court, and made
the discovery that the impeachment
law is defective in failing to say how
the expenses shall be borne, making
no provision for either the county or
territorial government to assume the
burden. Rather than delay matters,
and knowing that the case would be
pushed, even II the people of Hawaii
county have to pay the costs out OF
their own pockets, he took the initia-
tive, filed the papers, and paid the
initial fees himself
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-23
HAtSEf CENTER
! OF ANOTHER WAR
OF PUBLICITY
Immigration Officials S a
Merely Part OF Campaign
Against Inspector

Alleging that he has disregarded
the laws Of both the territory OF Ha-
wall and the United States by order
ing the deportation of a Japanese wo-
man who came to Honolulu from ia
pan q short time ago as picture
bride, the Hawaii Hochi. local Japa-
nese newspaper, has commenced an
other WORD wal" against Federal I'M
migration Inspector Halsey.
The basis Of this new attack CEN
tiers around Japanese, Sotaro ko-
moda, who was legally married in ia
pan in 1898, according TO The laws OF
that country. With his wife, he came
to Honolulu in 1899, and on August
is. 1902, went to his home on King
and Bethel streets and found that his
wife was gone. He notified the po-
lice and then, with the aid of friends,
began a systematic search of the is
lands for the woman, which failed to
reveal her whereabouts. In 1908 Ko-
moda returned to Japan on a search
for his wife, and going to her former
home, was told by her parents that
they had heard nothing of her, and
that they believed she was dead. Ko-
d.
he knows absolutely no reason as to
why his wife should desert him, as
their welded life had always been
happy. He says that his wife was
i'll on August Is, 1902, suffering, he
believes, from heart disease. and it is
now his belief that she died from the
disease. There is no reason. he says.
why his wife should lawfully desert
him.
According to the Hochi, Komoda,
believing that his wife was dead, re-
Gently sent to Japan for picture"
bride, which bride is said to have ar
rived in Honolulu a short time ago
and is now detained at the immigra-
ton station When Komoda went to
the station to claim his wife and be
married, it says further, and when he
was called upon to explain the situation
regarding the former vile who left
him nearly eleven years ago and of
whom no trace has been found, he
was told that it would be unlawful for
him to marry the picture" bride. and
it is said that Inspector Halsey order
ed the woman to be deported.
Measurements are Nailed.
AT the immigration station this
morning the attack of the Hochi was
declared to be based either on mis-
apprehension ca the facts or on malic-
ious and wflful distortion. The immi-
grafton officials say that Inspector
Halsey himself did not pass finally
on the matter at all.
Inspector Halsey. when asked as to
the facts, said:
This was a case decided by the
United States district attorney as to
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-23
KEALOHA IMPEACHMENT BELIEVED
TO BE FAULTY BY LAWYERS

Another point of defense that prom
Uses well to postpone the impeach-
ment trial is that none of the charges
were sworn to by the signers Accord
ing to some of the attorneys charges,
in the legal sense. means sworn
charges. They say that q court can
not base an action on anything that
is not sworn to. This view is not a
unanimous one. however, among the
lawyers.
In case the impeachment trial
should be delayed on account Of tech
nicalities it would mean that Kealoha
would still be empowered to act and
vote at the September meeting of the
supervisors.
Another possible move on the part
of the supervisors attorney that may
keep Kealoha his right to vote. for
at least one more meeting. is that the
attorney is liable to ask for consid-
cradle period of time in which to pre-
pare his defense after he makes the
first response to the summons on Aug
ust goth. Between this date and the
next meeting of the board there are
only seven days and attorneys do not
think that one week will be looked
upon by the supreme court as long
period in which to arrange for the de.
Tense
Kealoha,s civil suit, instituted by
the county, which has been postponed
from time to time is on the district
court calendar for trial next Thurs
day, but it is believed that it will be
oorriod fo fho cfro1iit cnitrf uhon thn
matter comes up.
The accused supervisor was, if pos
sible, a little thing more philosophi.
cal during the past week than before.
About the only response he will make
to queries is: ''The Bible says return
good for evil. /"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-23
Supervisor May Attend the
September Board Session
Through Delay

Especial STAR Bulletin Correspondence
HILO. August 22.Supreme court
summons for Supervisor Kealoha to
appear on August 30th and answer the
impeachment proceedings, which were
filed by Attorney General Thayer last
Monday, were served yesterday after
noon. The charges and the summons
were mailed to DIR. Elliot and he turn
ed them over to Deputy Sheriff Mar
tin for service.
Immediately after Kealoha had look
ed over the charges he went to the
Hilo hotel to confer with his attorney,
Claudius Mcbride, who will represent
him before the supreme court Nc.
Bride will leave for Honolulu this
morning In order to familiarize him
self in advance with the proceedings
and Kealoha will go down to Honolulu
at q later date.
That the bringing of the impeach-
meat proceedings has been faulty Is
the claim of local attorneys, some
of them going so far as to state that
the action will have to be recon-
menced They base their opinion on
the statement that the Impeachment
petitions we're filed in three parts and
that neither of them carried the re-
quired twenty-five names. This is
denied by others who say that one OF
the charges had over twenty-five
names on it. But all the attorneys
agree that it is. doubtful if the three
parts of the charges can be combined
to make one, IL none of them have
the required number Of signatures of
citizens
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-23
]. B. RUFFO Is BRANDED AS FAKER
Doctor Denies Statements Made BY Ell Pnso Physician
Produces Documents to
Prove ALI His
Contentious

DIR. Juan Bautista RufIo, for the las
six months a resident of Honolulu
who heralded himself as a soldier-of
fortune and told of his escapades II
connection with the present revolu
ton in Mexico-w stories arr
borne out by newspaper clippings and
documents carrying the seals OF diff
ferent states in the troubled republic
sailed for the mainland this morning
en- route to further excitement II
Mexico, following the receipt OF let
ter in Honolulu, branding him as I
faker. A copy of the letter. which
treats DR.. Ruffo in anything but {
kindly manner, was shown to hin
shortly before the Sierra sailed AMI
he strenuously denied majority b
its contents, admitting that he knew
its author and stating that petty jea
lousy was behind the attack
The letter, which was addressed Il
a local physician and copies of which
have been distributed to other medf
cal men, reads as follows:
FL Paso, Texas, May 81, 1913.
Dear Sir:-Recently q man by
the name of ]. B. Ruffo, claiming
to be physician, also claiming
to be graduate of the University
Of Paris. defrauded the late chief
OF police of this city, myself and
several other citizens Of Ell Paso.
We have found that he has re-
Gently been in Los Angeles last
heard of in San Diego. He claims
to have lost his parents and prop
erty during the seismic disturban-
ces at Messina. Claims also to
be an Italian marquis. Speaks
French. Italian. Spanish and Eng
lish all fiuently. Has a pleasant
address. Age about 20; has astig-
matte grey eyes. wears glasses; a
very prominent nose, Roman;
weight about 165 pounds; height
It. 10 In. Affects foreign man
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-23
WILSON TAKING STRONGER
STAND; BELIEVE PRESSURE
Will MAKE HUERTA YIELD
President Now Declines to Receive Mexi-
can Envoy Unless he Hears Acceptance
Of Lind's Terms--PeaCe Commis-
siOners Slain By Zapatistas
IAaaoclated Preaa cablel

WASHINGTON b. c. August
President Wilson evidences that
IL taking
adm M
he believes European
envoy Of Llpds
eda'cn
3
Mexico City that the on,I.
concIiatory today
BRYAN Demands Punishment OF GueriIas
D. c., has
Lsehsr q chlahu. lnvs6sts the kne q Ed.
81 the ouerIoo
who killed American citizen. last July
Peace Commissioners Assassinated
A., and
ne town M fled
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-23
JAPANESE RESCUED

Several customs men participated
in the rescue of a Japanese who was
fished ous Of the harbor near the foo.
of Fort stI@et last night through the
assistance Of Inspectors M. Scully
ana Barney Atwood. The japanese
claimed that he had become despond-
ent over the unfaithfulness of his
wife He is alleged to have imbibed
quantity of kerosene oil before TAX.
ing his plunge into the briny deep.
Brief treatment administered al the
hospital placed the man In good con
dition again