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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
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81 tbefen.


Wsarie s.. Suttofi on @eitern Sias
g. 9. rn6 8. Co.; 500.
sseiiie 9. @obinion OIL Welteri
SiIs 9. g. uno 8. Co.; $1,000.
ggiaiam Wloore on Star o. u. Sto.
8 Co.; $3750.
Clarence s. Sen an Selen s.. Sen;
$35o0,
Senrp sl. Seller an alega.toer M.
Sarpuot; $472.
ssrances G. @edeI on @arren g.
0iiaarbg; $t336.30.
gioia @Ianborf an Senate I. iito
g. u; S2500.
ss{abeae Selmer an DenielbeH Ban.
bcrein; $4,000.
CHA Waoreton an Soiltbern Sbio
6. iinb z. Co.; $1,000.
Gurus g. Stepbens on Senrp W.
GornbpIt; $500.
CHARLES 8. s. Supis oil Soiithern
Ohio Sapings ganf Co.; $4,000.
sImn 9. @ooftpaItcr an Miaael s.
@nper: $1,000.
s. s. Raible an aiberal 8. un6 o.
Co.; $3.50.
gllireb z. Reeoes an Sortidritt
9au.gerein; St250.
GerieIbe an Minnie @. alrnItrong
S170.
eotporb %. g3onb an George 6.
gnmbah; 5000.
2alira @ubanfs CIT GnIla Sobbed
$1301 "a.
Clarence m. SaiIe on Soitberrl
Ohio Sopines gant Co.; $500.
hilbert Wugler an Wonarh y. mn
9. 60; 5000.
actie Gid,enba1 an @antStraeB 9,
n. Co.; $1,000.
Wsarp @oofrie an Charles @. Go.
Herman; $4,000.
Wsarp R. 2opett an Snf 8. i,nb 9.
60: 5000.
NlQru VlC2iulDliH uii Subir y. "
g. g.; $4,000.
Giaiam .. Seiiup on Oaflep .. u
g. Co.; $1100.
@etiIgte Sppotbefen
eliSa 2oueIeb an Wapers D. Goo
per; $500.
sSraitt Sumnmler on @m, Silben
$500.
emma 6. Gpe an GImpooo pIoc'
G. unb 9. Co.; $4,000.
aRihael n. 2ongnnc on &enri
aleinberg; $400.
GerieIbe a. @eaDins esoab 3, uni
10. Co.; $780,
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Senrn sSeIcapiid, an Canton 9. y:

SeirD JeIStuii@ aii Dapton 9. H.
Co.; $500.
SerieIbe an Carrie @eIltngton;
$tt9.
SSoiepb s. Siiber on ailioeI slpe.
2.iino 9. Co.; $1,000.
Sorbia Gd)lneter oil Clifton wiit
tiinl 2. illlb 9. Co.: $500.
Clarence 9. 3ep an Selen s.. Jep;
$4,000.
gsm. IN, gramcr OIL Sobn gleaItp
Co.; $1,000.
ginnie Chr an Sennte =. uilo ..
u &C.; $4,000.
9ioic @lonoorT oil Wlaurice 9.
.SScIenfo; $500.
Gieielbe oil Soiitbcrn Ohio 8. uno
Z. Co.; $4,000.
Cora Sod an Clifton Ssigbts 9to.
3 8. inib 9. &c.; $500.
Gbriit. r. aSoeppelmeier on Senrp
9lrffeMs; $500.
9aura gloelman on 6. @. SfiR
man. 500.
Gilbert 6. 2pons an @poming &.
uno g. Co.; $1525.
5rebsrifa @erner on Solttberll
Chic g. iinb &. Co.; $100.
Carrie GbIen on @nn Bert o. uro
9. Co.; $1,000.
gilbert WhteBier ur Wondrb U. II.
8. Co.; $2500.
Wsarp @pbfrie an Samiel 9. Goo'
per; $6074.
BiIIiam $. Coleman an @illiarI
9iedm; $450.
Settle 8. 9foBinion on WelteriI
SiIls 9. Q. iirio s. go; 500.
slrtbur @uuinteI d1 Saniou w.
Cooper; $2500.
Sim. Scititp an Oaflep g. -iuno 8
Co.: $500.
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all ber Siiotueitede bon SaIniIton urlO
Cite slpe.; 81.
gsiaiam Z. 9. Gramer on .. =.
Snoof, t12 BEL 203 CUB un Ger Silo'
ipcitcdc Don Sanilton utlo Cite sloe ;
$1.00.
p,id)aeI &. 0uper al slnlp ..
, goofiuoItcr, 70 bel 429 Sub an Der
9ecroicite BON Gpails @ooo III ellf-
ton; 81.
Wiarp .. Smitj oil @rare SoIiiiies'
iportb, 3 gldcr Sanb III Seftinn % III
Springfielb 5oipnibip; $1,000.
Diinnic e. 9lrnlitrone oil IlIreo z.
sRccpcs, gIcil BON 2ots "a inb 20 in
81 NJ. atoore's Cub. oil Sriee Sill
9ioab; 81.
ssolepb S,ofnonit oil Malpina
gooas, 10 bel 70 sui, oil Der ipelt.
lio)en Scite bon 5reelnan slpenue;
$2500.
T. 8. gerrp al 6. 6. e,uinburn
Got 5 III @Iof IS" III WDonltng
Seigbts Siib.; 81.
Iuie McGermott an SarrD MoeIbl,
| 10 Sabre 8abt bonn 1. gsopenlbcr
1914 auf gigenibum befanilt als yto.
1868 9aneIarb Strabe; monatlibe
Ofiet9e $12.
.ssronf S. Ginlpion on Gatborine
e. Bruce, cine 2ot an Der Sitieite
bon @Ienpieip slue. IN College Sill;
$100. ~.-
stotborine 6. Bruce on Sranf S.
sintpion, $4,000 non einem gider
9ano in Seftion So IN wftucreet
Soipnibip; 81.
Gertrude others ait Barbara
gdudI, 80 Bel 1913 SUB an Der nOro.
lid,en Seite bon glpplegate glnenae tn
Gbepiot; 81.
Gertrude 81. Wepers OH aoam
Sd,ud, II. 81, 80 bel 1872 SUB an Der
gsorbieite BON slppIegute elDe, 25O
Sub ipsItIi6 bon Gilbert StraBe in
@beotot; 81.
Banner gudner oil T)e George
s. Striehnam's Sons eonvpanp,
271 bel 80 Sub on Der gsorbieite con
CHARLES StraBe; 81.
s,iaac slOIer oil bieielbe COMPANY,
Y bei 80 SUP on Der Gbarles Ctr;
$f.00.
Sic 9eiboIo @ott guiIOine 60. an
sic glecmb Seller Building 60, az
bei ia SUP an Der .gsorSieite ool'
gillig slpe., 526 SUB peitli9 Don
SeIta glpe.; 81.
sIooIpb .. 5enneI, SriiItee, al1
sSyoIn gareeant IL. 81, 26 bel 100 5uh
al Der @eitieite BON Samllton Hoao'
ierner, % bel 100 SUP an Der Siileite
bon Goof Strabe; ierner, II SUB on
Der gaeItieite BON Golerain slpeniiei
| ierner, 25 bel 1870 SUB an Der Oltleitt
bon Goof Strabe in Camp @albln9'
ton: $1,000.
GuInlan gbrabams on 3oa Bed
so Sub an Der SiiSieite Don erfer
BREEDER 9lpe. IN anonbale; 81.
ssrunceg RunInlel an CLARA SIC
@lotbIin, 3712 bel 100 SUB on Oel
Igsorbiciie pon @eper ape. in Seor
lpcoo; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05

Cine fhIaefertise e &ii n It.
Cine iebr trefienoe 9(ntiport,
Die Dor bielen Sabren cine beutide
aiinitlerin einem 5ran5oien CAB, III
jest aftuea. sic lief ieiner3eit Sur6
Die geiammte Yreiie. gs mar im
Sabre 1887, als Die betreffenoe
aiinitIerin, elm oumaliges Meitglieo
ser 9resoener Sofbiibne, gum Str.
blum bes 9beatre francois iid IN
Naris befanb. Danals mar geraoe
eine So6fIntb Der Hebun6eid,iparme.
rel, inb Die Riiritlerin fam in elmer
@efeai1oft neben einen jener re.
ton6ebiirItigen Serren Der 9eroil.
leOeiGen patriptenliga gu iibcn. @r
madte in ipenig taftpoler @eiie aus
ieiner @eiinnuns Der oeutfden Dame
gegeniiber fein Sebl uno als er i6r
EN- @las gfbeintpein einidentte, iagte
er: ,geun, uniere SoIOaten perben ia
baIo oieien @ein in leiner Sein1atb
trinfenl~ vsld,, mein Serr," gab
bic AiinItlerin nit oem liebensmiir.
oigiten 2GfeIr alr glntiport, ,ileincn
Gis fpirtli9, bab DeutfGIanb fetne
Gsfanseasu nit Msin bsuitsbet91
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05

aus benz Dptf berausilnidrihiren, oa
ca i'm feinbIi4el artileriebereih iDa'
re. ltnlere ger[uite i'm @egimert iino
i9iper, absr bie Der Jrdn5oien mullsIs
pieI GROCER geipeicn iein. ltnier Ste'
girnent bat gegen 5ipci frait3Oiiidle ge'
f1nipit unb sciiegt. Gina 100 1eTar.
gcne fabeit ipir aemndt. Sebt iite lG
felt 6 llbr aiii einem 5nbr5eiig, efDns
froitelnc, init bent 9iepin.eitt 5uions
men ulb iparte ouf neile BeIeble. Sie
n1hitct 1ngc irirb es lpobl nod ole
tiers ;iiin sSeften fon:meil.
gs fam ipieocr Jelopoit Benir
man beoenft, baB man benz @egner
al.f 400 Wicter segeniiberliegt, nlnB
man bod iageii, Dob Die Scde tet
ms tabeIIos fiinftionirt. slih Der.
pflegung befommen mir tagIih beran.
Gag nno Had)t iiiib ipir in id6nem
9ufenipaIb. @eitern 9lbenb periud;.
ten ole 5ron5oirn red)ts bon uns eIrien
Gurdbrudl. Gs ipar Elm foloHales Sit.
janicrieicucr, bas bier burdJ oas edo
i'm @aloe beioilbers itarf ert6nt. Bir
ipartcn nod imHIer alii gIbIoiung, bic
i'm 8ormarib bierber it, @eitern bn.
be idi enolid frieine Sabr5ense iiilo
picroe porse5ogeil, Die nod INNER
atpei Stlnben melt riidrpirts itniloen;
Dns itarfe artiIlerieieuer inadte oieie
Wabnabme notbpenbis. Sd tpiinih<
te eud, NAL fir einige glngenbIide 5il
uns. gsir ale bauien IN 96dern ooer
better @rdben nit moglidNt ientredl.
fen Wanoen, Die mir NIT arober Wfn.
be in feliiser groe gearbeitst hdbsit.
Dariiber iino 9ldenitdmlne nno oid,,
tc 8ipeise sebedt, 10 6aB lie iait re.
eeniiter iinb. Ea es bier fein @nller
aibt, ipirb uns oieies in 51iieril 5lueI
Stilnben ipeit bergefobrcn. GIN 10
Ieeres SAB oient uns als Siih. EN-
DaiimitamnI ilnb cine eere aonierpen.
fiite aIs 9anf. Seiier oiirien mir nldt
MAIDEN, INN iniiere Stelluns nidf I'M.
uotbia All perratben. Sh gIalbe, es
pir6 uns foruiih porfommeil. ipenr
mir crit mieoer in etiDas 3ipiliiatton
fomnler.
gBenn mir eIiidlid OFT Der Maas
iteben, Saitn tpirb Der Choral BON
aeutben aus rnieren aebIen ertliu.
aen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
Granseissnttamsibe ibertrasnxsta
9ineinnati. 4. gsObelnber.

~ ~ 81 - - = y -
Gbriiiian 8baIe an Soiepb Gel
sSapero, 8 Sabre Hndt bonn /. Sep'
tember 1914 an auf Gigerltbnm be-
taunt oils 2603 @nle Strnbe; monat.
Iihe @ietbe $55.
Gonitance q. gnfer II. q. on Seiile
u. gafer, 9ots 40 unb 80 in S. %.
Muiiea's Cub. in 9inmooo; 81.
glnna 2obbef an 2aura GiIbants,
al Bel 140 6ub on Der oitlihen Seite
bon Siib SuSion gpe., Al Gub iiio.
lid ben Crane Qpe.; ST.
gamueI u. Sirit an antoinette 6.
Glapper, % BEL 100 CUB on Der
norbliben Seite BON gaiternglDe.; (; 81.
Nlarp G. Bennett an 5rances 3.
9iebl, 45 BEL 125 SUB on meier GDe.,
1S0 SUB iiibIid bon SbierpatorD
slne.; 81,
GQa @1oreton an George 3. Sur-
per, 100 bel 1874 SUB an Der Siioieite
BON Sr6oro GtrnBe IN gtorpoob; ST..
Wtinnie 8ebert an Glen Senr-
neIter, so bel t43 SUB on Der WeIt.
ieite Don 2ibertp Gtrabe, 300 Sub
noroIif bon @iaiams Ctr; 81.
s. Serbert Sing oil 4alpb Sing II.
a., SO bel 100 f5iiB on Der Nor0ieitc
Der 9ritten Gtrabe; 81.
@argaretba Sen5erling on &oia 3.
See, 70 BEL t52 Sub oil Der Noroieite
bon @oooparo glpe. IN College Sia,
$1.60.
Sames 8. Orr OIL 8iaiam 8.
geortb, SbeiIe Der Sots 403 unb 405
III @pfinser iino Soptins' 8. Sub. III
Noripoob; 81.
glnnie CIR an Siobelle Selmer, 40
bei 2G4 SUB an Der Worbfeite bon
guena @iita g[pe.:: ST..
Willianl 6. o. Grnrner II. on @il.
Liam T. 70. GraEer, 10 Bel $50 Out
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slettriibe Gelesraph eilt ibAsn allsil
Dor; = in 8elgisn bplt man etnen
Dsrbredxr sIeidiam i'm Sprunse elm;
= in 2pnbon fGnst man fran5oiiide
Oiebe binnen 4S Stunben i'm Mbons
nemeni; IelbIf 9lmerita bietet isins
psrIdblide 3ufludtsitdtte mebr. Sis
lparen bpriidtis uno peile unb bliebea
biibid oabeiin. benn, sic iasten i'd:
id iperbe mid burtliigen, nnb I'M
idlimmiten 5alle iiberitehe i'd meins
5ipei. brei Sabre uno bin Dann eir
permDslider Siam. Gs giebt niHt me
nise 2sute, Die pisle Sabre ibres aes
bsns oaran iebtsn, um in ben BeilB
BON $4,000 6ranes su selansen unp
Millionen brinsen es in ibrem sar5en
asben, trpB Der idweritsn grbeit, gar
nitt ba5u."
.gnti4ulbisen sic ubsr," entsess
nete prosper, alpGre es mir in ben
Sinn setommen, mid auf oiele Welle
gu berei9ern, 10 bate i'd mid i4lpers
LID nit $4,000 Drancs bssniigt, ions
bern meine @elesenbeit fpabrgenoms
men uno cine Willion ssitOhlsn!"
3d., rief 9err Natrigent aus,
,man9mal bat mon bic Schulz niHt.
langs 5u iparten."
prOsper iiberlegte unb bic 8erbiiites
runs ieiner 3iiss briitts feline innsre
gntriiituns nidt unbsutlid aug. sd
erinnere bu eines llmItanbes," iaste sr
na6 elmer paufe. .oeiisn i'd bisber
ni9t seba9t. unb Der fir msine Hedas
fertisuns ni4t obne gebeutuns islH
oiirfte."
,@rtlGren Sic fi9!"
Der 9ureauoierer, Der bic Jonos
aus Der 9ant bplte, brudte mir btele
in bem augenblide, in psldem i'd be-
reits Die aafis abssIdlpiien bate unb,
nur nod auf feline Riidtebr iparteno,
i'm aaEensimmer itano. SD peib es
gepib uno erinnere mid uuf bas Be
itimmteite, bab i'd bic Don ibm ses
braGten 9antnotsn nod in ieiner Ses
aenpart in bic &die legts unO oisle
Dor ieinen 9lrsen ihlob. er lab es,
er mubte es ieben! uno i4 perlieb bas
Bureau, pdbrenb sr nod i'm aaTen'
aimmer itanb."
.@ut!" entsesnste Der Ri4ter, bic
fer Diener iou pernommen iperoen;
sic pirb man jsbt in Shre 3elle 5us
riidiiibren; nebmen sic msinen Ratb
an uno bebsnien sic Sbrs Gage tpobl!"
Serr patrisent oerlisb ieinen Sn'
quiiiten ipobl aus Dem 9runoe 10
pl6bIi6, neil oieisr lsbterlpdbute llms
itanb ibn iiber Die Hidtigteit ieinss
@erfabrsns beunrubiste. Die Iusiass
bss gureauoieners mubte BON grOber
2raspeite iein.
Was io[Ite Der Ri6ter benteu, tpenr
bisIer Meni9 beitatisie, bub er Den
aaiirer Die 8antnptsn' eini4lieber
uuo baun pesseben iab9 - anberer'
ieits mar es nift rinm6gli6. bab ibr
prosper i'm @Oraus fir iia ssponnen
2ls bas @srbDr beenost mar. ipsnbe'
te fid Der Ri9tsr an isinen attuar unf
Iaste: ,sSsit bisisr 4ureaubiensr, Dor
ipel6em Der Gsfangene ipra9, MIDI
iensr 4ntoins, Der auf uniere gorIa'
buna nitt sridienen unb Der Elm dr3t'
Iides 3eusnib iiber isin unfpOblisir
| beibra6te21 =
| .4aerbings!'
,Wo tpobnt er21-
Rad Gernut's ansabe. befinoet e.
ii9 ni6t msbr in feinsr @obnuns; e'
bat ii9 b.bsutsHb perlsBt unb tpnrbs
neil er porausfdtli9 bas 9ett lang
3eit pirb bitten miiHen, in bas Spita
Dubois gebradt."
| ,9ut! i6 min ibn nod beute Der
bSrsn unb Stpar obne aufifab; osris
ben sic iih nit allen R0thissn uni
betellsn sic sinsn Masen."
(Soriesung iolgt.
|
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Dit lteben gnsIdnber.

Die ltebeH Y ng Ia pet.
Gin b.utiderSolbut, Der, mas tpobl
perftdnblid III. ss nit BEN eHsldns
berp san, Defenders. gut msint.
f&reibt aus bem 5elbe:
.ssiir Dsin.n lieben Brief psm IA.
9. unb bic gisarren ber5IidftenOdnt.
6abe mid iebr sefreut. Sa, ia, IN Der
S.imatb .2ansfam Sdrit", bier
Gilsustsmpo, ran an ben Gtinb. Der
quite, olte preubiide Drill bat f9
famos beipdbrt. mr MAIDEN niht
piel gefanaene. Dor eiuigen Sasen
jiiirmten mir englii1e S9iibensrd.
BEN. Sbr miibt iibrissns sntidulbigsn,
bab ih NIT 8lei idreibe. Das Iiegt jss
bod baran, bab man uuf Der anbersIt
Gite b.rart IN Der Sinte fist, bab
mir niht btraui5nneu. Dieie Wtn.
bung 1T meine b54it sisene eriins
bung! !. 2ab nur, Iieber Oniel, au4
Sbr lsiFst pieI, fOnft ftdnbs bic san3s
aarre fill! :. Stber an feiner Stslls.
DAT Batter, einem altrn Wunf4 se'
mdb. tpisber I'm bunten Rod itedt unb
R.trutsn bimjt, tpeibt Du noble Sd
bin itol3 auf ibn unb buue bier fiir
ibn nit! SobaIb NAL ipteber mehr
3eit 1T. ffreibe ih Dir iber bic gan,
4. Code ausfiibrltdeu Dui4t. I'm.
ere 5fterrsihifdsn sriegslameraSen
MAIDEN tire Sd9e aud fuulos. pas2
Ga, ia, NIT nns III ni1t gut Riri4sn
sfen! Wir baben bas uniertn hinters
liitisen, beimtiidiiden Geinben fhcn
sur geniiae bsmkien. Gin gang Be.
fonbers feisss, perbammtes pad fnb
bieie GasIGnbsr. sic ilstttrn
auf bic 8dame, lafen uus bdnn
borbei unb feusrn uns in ben @ildcn.
60 ging's uns nm 9. 8. bei ID. ga
paren mir 5ipei aonrpagnien eirer
iiber sebnmtaI 70 itarfen engliihcn
slbtbeilung eegeniiber. @ir gang al.
Iein, cbne SiIfe. limb bod baben mir
| oas Bad pcr6reIft, bab es man 10
geratht bot. 2eiber nubten mir baum
srriid. slber Die feige ganoe bat es
lnift gefpagf, uns gu foIgen. @ir iino
aud ridt gum Sd)er5 bas .10tper-
regiment. Sbr brnud)t Gll6 nidN 5is
iddmem, 4Ser sn ieinl - &ier IN Der
Seaere ,rtb nieIe aiIometer Iinfs
,nb redts bon ms sibfs m ben ndd,'
liteu Eagen cine niahtige S6lndt.
gn pieIen GteIIen bats id,orl nirge.
fnmaen. 9aIb, gar baf6 ipirSs nii1
| fir uns ,pieoer beibeu: ~Sn Der Wlh.
funa Gdiisenl1 Wibdte mir ber
IIiebe Wott 8eit Iaiien, itteine febr
reihlihe N1iinition 5ipedmdbig Amit
beitcm erfoIg gu peruertben. &ann
min i'd, germ abscten BUR grobey ar.
NEE. SoIlte ih mein 2eben Hen
niiiIen, nun 70 iperoen meine iBe
grai,t ,mo aIlp meire 2ieben Joen
gd)mers trapen nit StoI5 unb erho.
bcnen Saiiptes. oemi einen Sob. Der
| ebrenpoIler 1T fam rielnnno iterben.
aieber Sntel. ihreibs Du. bite. mol
d. nieine Glternl ggie id ons nieine.
tpeibt Oh ia. 8pei Wi5e iiuo 5ipet
Illnteroffi3iere Der GompaglIle bdbes
/ oas 5donc ssren5 idjon. Jd breune
6arcuf, oies inb bos pcrtepee dls er'
ringrn. Gab if meine BIlidlf fpue.
fueibt Du ia. &airra fiir Ha'ler lAO
tWeihls
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a.: .ssbr ismaer waanii i4etnf isbr
ercft Az orbeite1i, tpieInnoe bnben Sie
II .iih,s,kassrd Sasrai.s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-12

has been done through official chan.
nels to get this privilege 1t is up to
the people OF Honolulu, who are not
tied down by regulations, to make the
request again and again, and keep on
making It no matter how often it is
turned down.
Sergeant Ely estimated that at least
80 per cent of the 5000 odd men of the
army in this territory would purchase
civilian clothing the first Of the month,
at minimum of SIS man. if pernis-
sion was granted. He took pains to
show that it was no dislike or disre-
gard for the uniform, but rather de.
sire for professional men to at times,
when not actively engaged in their
profession, to sink their professional
side in favor of the social. His esti-
mate from cold cash basis of profit
to Honolulu by such a law was $780,
600 the first month and $4,000 per
month thereafter.
A free public swimming bath was
another proposition of Sergeant Ely
for improving the lot of the army man
on Oahu.
Il know you have public baths at
the present time but they are not ade-
quate," said the speaker. eff you will
furnish the place and the material,
viii furnish the labor to build an es-
Enlistment that will be lasting bene-
fit to the city, as well as to the soldiers
for whom it is primarily intended.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-12
FACTORS MAKING
FOR INCREASES
NSUGAR PRICES

Predictions on the street" today
. were for further rises in sugar this
week and resultant activity IN stocks.
The declaration of a Waialua dividend,
the high sales price Of more than 1900
tens OF San Carlos sugar. which went
at SIS in New York yesterday, and
the further indications that the Eu-
r0pean nations are locked in battle
that will last long time. all assured
purchasers of stock that the figures
are likely to move steadily up.
At the same time il is tender"
market. II is ready to become shaky
over d war scare that might turn out
tisadvantageously for Hawaii
Sugar now is where it ought to be
even without the European war" said
a broker this morning, land we all ex-
pect It to 90 higher. The rise has
been so rapid, however, that the mar
ket, while buoyant. is not free from
sudden flurries that may cause tenn
porary depression"
No one now is willing to predict
10 what heights raw sugar prices may
attain. However, the brokers OF Ho-
noIulu's Wall Street, after q long Pc
Rod when there was little to do, are
now overwhelmed with buying orders
and are 90 busy that they hardly have
time 10 read the war extras.
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED

s. g. whitening. Miss J. Ander,
son, Chas. Alderman, Miss Pearl Bay,
Miss Hazel Bay. Miss A E. Bentley
G. A. Bush, Miss B. Bixby, Miss NJ.
Boclson. H. B. Brown, Mrs. H. B.
Brown, Miss L. Brown, H.. Bryant,
Frank Brown, w. F. Chase, Miss L. E.
Chapman, G. B. Curtis, w. H. Cole, r.
Churchill, R. J. Collins. Mrs. r. ].
Collins, A. w. Copp Capt G.. de G..
Catlin, Mrs W. s. Conklin, Harry
Duke, Mrs Harry Duke, Miss Made
line Duke, Mrs. F. E. Davis, Mrs. Rob-
eFt Furlong, Miss Harriet Flynn. Mrs.
GesseI and child. J. A. Glib. w. +.
Hebron, Mrs. w. F. Heilbrcn, VI. l..
Holmes, Mrs. E. n Holmes, E. N
Holmes, Jr.. Miss K. Holdridge. Miss
L. Hill, Mrs. H. Hall, Miss Esther
Hall, Mrs. A. w Haserick, Mrs S. II.
Hill, Mrs. F. r. Johnson, W. C. Kerr,
Miss E. Heating, Miss L. Leffert, Mrs.
VIM. C. Lyon, Master Lyon, r. C. Ly.
decker, Miss NJ. McMerry, Mrs. Kate
Manning. Miss Ida Manning, If. j.
Moore, ]. A. Madden, Miss s. A. Nc.
CURE, Mrs. G. t. Mosher, Miss e.
Mosher, Miss ~ NJ Mead, Mrs Don.
aid MaeIntyre, Mrs. Alex May, Miss
May, Miss S. Manhart. a. s. Melon.
aid. Mrs. A. S. Mcdonald, Miss Mae
Mcdonald, Miss NJ. Pfeffer. Miss e.
Peacock, Mrs. w. PimIey, DR.. E. o.
Palmer, Miss E. Rainbolt. Geo. Ross,
Mrs. Geo. Ross, Miss III Ross. Mrs. z.
III. Ray, Miss Roberta Ray J. N. Ship
man, r. S. Silva. Miss j. K Chapman,
Miss NJ. Siedhoff, B. I. Seay, F. T.
Schmidt. F. Treskow, Mrs. F. Tres
kew. Miss NJ. Treskcw. Miss G. To
bias. Miss e. X. Victor. S. Waldron,
r. Waldfon.
Per Mauna Kea for Hilo and way
norris Loon Hoopii. Goo Wan Hoy. A.
Wight. @. C.. Watt, P. w. Bluett, Miss
DoWsett, Mrs. Alexander Dowsett,
Miss B. Dowsett, r. K Chillingworth.
Mrs. NJ. MedeifOs. Ruth Richards,
Miss G. Schmidt, Dr. and Mrs. H.
Weir, Mrs. f. Madden, Miss Austin,
Miss NJ. Hurd. H. G. Field. William
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Smith, Mrs. Timateo, Z. -TeFpey and
wife, r. 6. Clark, F. E. Midkiff. r. D.
Junkin, Miss E. s. Morrison. H. P,
Caultis, H. K. Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edo. Master Malale. Miss M. Natalie,
Rev F. Smith, C. Henoch. W. Pflueg.
er. Rev. ID. w. K White. Mr. and Mrs.
M. D. Sorenson. Renton Hind and
wife. Miss Murial Hind. Miss Austin,
Rev. r. B. Dodge and wife, Miss May
Silva, Miss May Kauhawe.
Per w. G. Hall from Kauai A. F.
Knudsen. A. Horner. c. A. Rice, ]. A.
Akena, William Mossman, F. L. Wa.
terhouse, ]. CRUDE, H. A. Gill. Mrs.
Hansen and child, H. Specimen. Miss
Jordan. Miss e. Lee, A. d. Alexander,
j. Theilen and r. Murata.
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AID Club TO WORK
TO AID SOLDIER
STATIONED HERE


ton. and withaI one of the most in.
teresting talks that has been given
at the Ad Club for long time was
that Of Regimental Quartermaster
Sergeant E.. w. Ely, I'd Infantry, who
spoke at length and in vein that
caught the fancy of hearers from first
to last
"The soldier is reaiist. said Ser.
geant Ely in the course OF his talk.
Paradise itself wouldn't give every
soldier on Oahu all that he wants, but
q real solution by the people OF Ho-
nolliIu should mean a state of affairs
where the cooperation of the army and
civilians could do something for ey-
erybody. The soldier gets plenty OF
theory on ths drill and maneuver
ground, and what he wants is solid
facts. Don't tell him about the beau
ties of Honolulu, but show him a little
of the comforts. have been round a
good deal since Joined the army.
abroad and in continental United
States, and believe that the soldier
is treated as well in Honolulu as he
is in any large city of the mainland.
Don't TRIP to satisfy the soldier with
a lot of talk about climate and the
beauties of nature; he knows from
practical experience just how deep the
dust is at Schofield Barracks, but put
forth your utmost endeayor to gain
for him something of real moment.
mean the privilege OF wearing civil
ian clothes wheHs on pass. ] am not.
criticising the action of the existing
for everything possible
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Captain Learns Of war.

Captain Learns OF War.
/" Nineteen days out from Grays Har.
Dor, il remained for Captain Monsey
of the lumber schooner Wood to hear
the first news OF the European war
now we'll under way when he arrived
in port this morning.
Il did not have any idea that war
had been declared he said this morn
ing. II left Grays Harbor before the
war clouds began to gather, and didn't
see anything ON the way here to IN
dictate that hostilities had commenc-
ed"
The schooner will remain here dis
charging her cargo, which Is consign-
ed to local firms. for about two weeks.
and will then set sail for Grays Har-
Dor.
The schooner is docked at the rail-
road wharf.
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Han Reports Reuah Trlp.

Hall Reports Rough Trip.
The Inter-Island steamer w. G.. Hall
arrived from Kauai at 6s 55 o'clock this
morning, bringing 2 number of passen,
gers and large cargo. She reports a
rough outward trip.
Included In her cargo was 500 sacks
of sugar, 100 sacks of rice. 100 cases
of honey, one crate OF chickens, 80
bags of peas. one automobile, 20 cases
of cocoanuts and CO sundry packages.
The steamer Likelike is being load
ed to make the w. G. Hall trip on the
next trip. She will depart at O'Clock
Thursday afternoon.
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