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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-01
AN INVITATION

A dance will be given this evening
in the dining room of the Moana ho-
tel in honor of the officers of the
cruisers South Dakota and West Vir-
ginia. Time does not permit the
issuing of formal invitations, but it is
hoped that the society folk as well as
the ladies' and officers of the army and
navy will accept this general invita-
ton and will join in entertaining the
visitors who remain in the city only
two days. Dancing commences at 8
o'clock. -advertisement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-01

nj edition OF the Chicago law direct
cry contains the names Of 500 lbdhi
attorneys. During the year 50 attor-
neys left the city, SO ceased the prac.
tice of law, and 5 passed away, the
Tribune reports.
About 434 new names have been ad-
ded to the bar. While large number
of law students and outside attorneys
have been admitted on licenses, the
net increase Is only ] 95 showing that
lawyers are disappearing nearly a.
fast as increasing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-01

garding other matters asf1 am of that
one. 1 think can safely say that
the order for additional carriers for
Honolulu:will go into effect during the
latter part of September and not later
than October l." W. f.. ....
Mr.. Young added that it is yet too
early to make predictions regarding
his recommendations to the postoffice
fer the establishment here of postal
sub-stations. recommendations for
two stations, to be located at Kai.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-01

"Who is that young fellow sur
rounded by an admiring crowd?'
That's a soldier who has seen SER
vice in Mexico.". "You mean he
fought down there?" mo. He
pitched some baseball games and
carried off several prizes in athletic
contests. Birmingham Age-HeraId.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-01

Waiter give me the menu" I'VE
have none, but | can tell you what
we have You must have a jolly
good memory" Not at all. sim
ply look at the table-cloth. "-Pele
Mele, ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-01

muki, River and Panahi streets, wers
forwarded to- the national capital
about two weeks ago. Other recon
mendations are to follow as soon as
the necessary locations are decided
upon and persons found to take charge
of the proposed offices.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-01
CHICAGO GAINS 1876
LAWYERS IN YEAR

cHIcAGO.-The thIrty,eighth annu-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-01

Get an extra pair Of Pants
While they're cheap.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

Ten snIlss Tor aisksl. Mvays ~ n
Cross l,Ag Blue;. have 6sssSiful, elons
white clothes. Adv.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

The sails Of boats are our eryotionA
the ruddsrs are our characters. Ous
sails arc breathed upon by gentle
ssphyrs Of affection. and inclination. Of
hope. and love. and Of hate. They ars
torn BY sudden gusts Of passion. We
Ars blown hither and yon b. conflict
Of quarreling winds. driven from oar
course By angry squalls. The oaiy
force By means Of which we can coun.
seract the effect Of the winds and hold
our course II tAs rudder os character.
We know that We shall BE- blown Up
% oil our lives By various Influences.
soo1 and bed: that our snotlons--
those whits sails that respond 70 ".
cry bseess-wtll ~ playsd upes b.
ever hunsa apDeal anl deslss. WA
WIN bscons q ths efafs dat ~ 81
2 nsn has1 - ~ tl110S-YoulAb
Ce0oaatsa.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25
RAT DIMES WITH KITTENS
Animal 10 Captured While Drinking
Milk With Hereditary
enemies-

Jellico. TENT. r. Hackney Of the
Wholesale grocery house Of II. T.
Hackney company OF this place sur.
prised a large gray rat dining with
several kittens In the warehouse. and
succeeded In capturing the friendly ro-
dent with little difficulty. The rat was
drinking milk with the kittens. appar.
entity contented and friendly.
Mr.. Hackney called to several of his
associates In the store and warehouse
to witness the strange spectacle and
the rat never made q sign Of enmity
toward the kittens.
The big rat is prisoner In q glass
jar and will be held by Mr.. Hackney.
who will make an effort to train the
rat and kittens rs companions.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

Won Huhne vou 80 him ahnat II -.
H,a ansver n - tvpioal a The Ger.
man poant of viev a. n - vcrsh n.
uest,ns.
.Oh' 30 ,ustifv our pre.e.ce A. evo
v.va.s ~ sav.. .F,rstly. - knav
that neIr,um,. neutr.Iit, vouIA -
violated bv our enemies II - did not
beat them 10 IT, and n any further
proof were needed Il vas furnished b.
papers found In the archives a Brue-
sells. Secondly, seif.defense Germany
10 not engaged In n var of revenge.
but ms a. n you went along 4 lonely
road and were fallen upon BIZ . band
OF highwaymen. They say ve BEGAN
this war. Il would haye besn the
stupidest moment for Germany 10
start such q war. because the alliss
were no united, when no political or
other question was between them.
For the next 26 hours the fog Of
war" settles around your movements.
When Il lifts again II f,nds you
sauntering along the towpath Of Q
canal to the north of Bruges. nose
pointed in the direction Of the distant
thunder Of the big guns toward the
coast. Unfortunately at a turn Of the
road you run into a patrol OF Deaths
Head Hussars-fve strong. You know
they are Deaths Head Hussars BY
the small silver skull and bones ON
the front OF the shakos.
You Are m eroi,sbm.nI
The lender eyes suspic,ously your
Piccadilly derby and sterling silver
mounted cane and then announces
uneouiyocally: "You are an English.
man" You lead on with your >emer.
sency passport. then YOU play YOUR
whole suit of red.sealed American
diplomats and eonsuls. then your
purple Prussian eagles (but you have
none permitting You to walk along
this canal! You offer your photo
graph I'm evidence and ransack your
pockets for more Documents, produc.
ing successfully a letter from Q
prominent member Of the reichstag.
a letter of Introduction to General Won
Bulow. an unpaid tailor's bill, ETC., but
Deaths Head Hussars have no sense
of humor on patrol. They even r.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

You never believe . nas when be
nattsrs you. but you line 70 hsAr u
Just thu same.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

Wsoos0oS On Ce00o0 Uolsos
The habit Of sending messages On
shells and cannon balls is very an.
Client one.
In museum Ut Calcutta you may
see . silver cannon baii--s real bali,
not . modern projectile-- on Il
ara still visible certain engraved char
acters.
This was picked up In the Jungle
near the ruins Of the old city Of Anad.
magyar. and It's history 10 . straags
one.
Many years ago Anadnasar vas
ruled BY Princess Cands. The
Moguls invaded India. and. conquer.
Ing one state after another. attacked
Anadnagar. The piucky princess
fought to the last. and when all the
Other metal In the town had been used
up. took the gold and silver from hss
treasury and had II nodded into bull.
lets. on which were engraved maledic
tons against the oppressor.
These were nred at the enemy, and
when at last they we're used up, and
the town forced 20 capitulate. the VIC.
tors found precious little In the way
Of spoil.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25
on GERMAN LINE THROUGH
BELGIUM TO THE SEACOAST

suburban Brussels. your free ride to
the point ID cut short BY conscien.
tious Landsturm sergeant who search.
es the train and politely points out
that the document you produce 10
good only for transportation to Brus.
sells. And you become for the first
time . victim OF war. for there are no
longer waiting taxicabs or horse cabs.
and there II nothing to do but walk to
Brussels.
At .. m. that place 10 deader
than New York below the dead line.
You walk through miles OF streets
without sighting q military patrol or
even policeman. till you come to
the heart Of the city. Your daytime
Impression Of Brussels under the
German occupation will be Of swarms
OF racing military with motorcars full
OF husky officers for whom war seems
to mean one long Joy ride.
Country Under Wster.
II takes you six hours to get from
Brussels to Antwerp by military
trains. As you near your destination
you see whole stretches Of country.
side still under water. where the des-
perate defenders tried to check the
German advance by flooding opera
tons. 1t looks like pictures OF the Day.
ton food. In front Of the Hotel Ter.
minus. by the main railroad station.
you come upon an old friend fallen on
evil days-a London motor bus. shorn
OF its old advertising glory and paint
ed gray by the Germans.
Many little straws you see on all
sides point to the fact that the Ger.
mans intend to sit tight in Antwerp.
Their occupation has Q look OF pro-
spective permanency.
Curiously enough. you see mostly
American fiass here. The Belgian red
yellow-black is banned. the German
nag 10 flown sparingly: the Stars and
Stripes are everywhere in evidence.
More than half Of the inhabitants
have already returned. More OF the
stores have reopened. Business In
many lines is beginning to 20 on
again as usual. Hackmen again try
to cheat you. The German civil and
military governments seem to be run.
ming smoothly and efficiently. On the
whole. Antwerp IL now disappointing
to the sensation seeker.
Zeppelin Attack on London.
The German military government
is intrenched in the MunicinaI huild.
ing. next to the Hotel Antoine which
is also pre-empted by the new GOV.
eminent. Here. doing desk duty, you
will meet an officer with a hard luck
story with . moral. mo, thanks, I
don't dare smoke" he says. Il con-
tracted . weakness Of the heart Zen.
pelining. ! was commander Of a Zen
pelin for . year and q half, during
which we negotiated Il2 nights, aggre-
luck that I cant commend or. - ~
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

When woman discovers . silver
strand among the gold she always
says II Ia premature but she thinhs
It's q shame.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25
NOT NAMED MERE

made its author famous and earned
a great fortune. william A. Pink&s-
ton, chief Of the Pinkertoa Natigpal
Detective Agency, says il Is the great-
est detective story he ever read. soon
this story will be printed in TfiB
GREAT DIVIDE, EOS Post Build
ing, Denver, Colorado. Send .
stamp for sample copy. Write to-
day-also say where YOU read this
ADV.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25
Newspaper Man 70 the Unbidden
Guest Of the Army Com.
manders.
new WAR SONG IS WRITTEN

Popular Tune 10 Dedicated to Proves,
I" Big ouns-Many Little Boys
Ran Away With the Treops-
Help Sent to Feed Starving
People Of Fiandsrs
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25
NOW w DIVIDED TAG MONEY

NOW We DIVIDED THE MONEY.
The furniture department in our
catalogue was . great and immediate
success. The fake" illustrations
caught the eye OF the people and the
orders poured In with every mall. We
found out that whenever q customer
ordered one article there were always
number OF others included with the
arst And the orders were all cash.
u course. I don't remember in those
lays that we ever had an inquiry for
credit. They seemed glad to get the
goods by paying the cash and they
seemed to get the money together In
some manner.
We we're busy. We moved away
from the city where the business was
started and now had a big establish.
ment In one Of the biggest OF the east.
ern cities. Our tiny leafiet OF cata-
logue had increased to over fifty pages
and there seemed to be no limit to our
prosperity.
My work was now almost entirely
connected with the catalogue. I wrote
the descriptions, ordered the illustra-
lions made by the wood engravers.
superintended the printing and mall
Ing departments and was up to my
collar In work all Of the time. When
ever anything Of importance arose In
connection with the business was al
ways called into a conference with Y
and 2 and we settled any question
that arose.
One day I was called In and the
doors were shut and locked There
was something Of importance to be
discussed.
Look here. X, we are going to In
corporate this business" said Y with
. peculiar expression in his eyes. I
had seen this expression before and
! held myself on guard. in readiness
TO be very careful Of my speech and
action a. ! knew I had need OF eau
ton. II was like the hands up" of
. highwayman, that look was.
Yes. we are going to incorporate
and We are going to take you In ~
one Of the incorporators." supple-
mented z.
held my peace. Here was some.
thing worth listening to.
Seeing that I asked no questions
and was waiting for them to 20 ahead
they looked at each other until finally
Y said: We are going to incorporate
for one hundred thousand dollars. I"
He continued TO explain, with inter.
polations BY z and an occasional cues-
ton by myself until II came about
thsa they had decided to make me =
present Of one thousand dollars of the
capital stock.
Sounds generous don't n, Well II
didn't IN ma wa h.d .lw.v. d,..
cussed the possibility some day OF
INCORPORATION and IL had always been
held out to me that 1 was to have 4
good slice of the capital stock, 90
/ took IN the burden of the argument.
I explained INV yiewpoin, recited the
various services I had rendered the
departments had introduced. the i'm
provement In the business, etc, for
all Of which I claimed good part Of
the credit. II was due me, too, be-
cause ! had developed into the handy
man about the shop for doing all OF
the hard work.
We nearly had q row over Il. I
was determined that II they did not
treat me with fairness. that I would
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25


Berlin.-Bucking the line NJ pu,.
Nan militarism or prowlinR around ,ha
back door of the front ia n same n,
and skill which any American
OF average nerve can NAV tn GOOD .d.
vantage and at little expense travel.
ing mostly al nm upbiadon .,.., =,
the super Warlords' military trains
and transports. I have lust returned
from a week Of wandering through
Belgium to the coast of the North sea
and am able to give prospective tour.
iD some suggestions as to how to
a1oy 1t.
Your initial equipment should con.
ut of an emergency passport. which
y takes a long time to get at Co
bgne.
consIdsr,b,. , ,,,,,a. c,..
This document gives you corsidsr.
able latitude Good for 40 dav." 1,
generously allow. Won N % ~ p,,..
sells and bach. usinr either "vorr own
'ooone' anu iurtner
'c's mat tne use OF military trains,
whenever possible. is also allowed ON
Of n railroad ticket"-
"nien last opens up the possibility OF
Q Tree ride" as nobody thinks of ask
ing you for a ticket to Brussels and
.o s, , nra".n mot ous one IL you tried 70
From now on YOU increasingly
s'@.e Vi war eAists
IN the neighDorhood. Tor
you ieave Aachen In a thirdclass
car. vl,,se I'd voodo, horch.. no..
occ, dad hv ,ona ,naSas -
49, ''eu W 'ouo'uhseo sing
score of them. belonging
10 a reserve company Of a heavy foot
artiiiery regiment OF the famous
nuarcs corps-"the Iron corps Of
branoenburs.
The heavy artillerists are singing .
song tnat sounds like American rag.
ume' out yet isn't The words run
'Americanized) as follows:
.,,u a.. .-,m.
Victorious. proud he m. rchs. .,o,.
"ery true German her praises now sing.
4 In East and West It rings
~ Rs,,.,n,
Iusrah, hurrah! the heavy artillery,
sursahi hurrah she sure can shoot. by
.s,,r sec
give. ' S '"'' ''As'
"Prositi The artillery shall liver
5000,
rH.n o eanno n h,e ~. wea mrs, begun;
But they weren't enough NV n'm y xsrs 1 'nrr
sight
NOW with two-and-forty centlmeter guns
"s"!
A. ttiah Pressure.
Thu h,,vv .r,,,,.,..
,rn.d an, int ,h. -. ~.
ASisn horder 40 ,hs nas.anno =. ,. ~.
vs 40 ,,,,hor hn, -. . ss,,,."-
nd ehoice Of REMUNERATION ,,.,,,,,..
,nRrcd sound .no,ha, ,r.,,
The block sIrnaI, ana swi,ch uvs,.
nd all been wrecked nv Tho ,s,ra.,.
M Belx,ans. and the German. hsys
lot had time to replace them We, I'm,
n spite Of the fact that he was run.
,ing without SIGNALS. the engineer
opened up the throttle vide. In mat.
.ers military the Germans have nc.
,uired almost the American habit Of
,igh pressure and speed.
Liege was reached In an hour. Here
,ou pass your first trainload Of pris.
,ners bound for Germany. Il Ia q
string Of third-class carriages lighted
by oil lanterns. and. II one may Judge
rom their khaki uniforms. the pas.
,engers are English prisoners Of war,
mostly sleeping. Then you have a
procession Of hospital trains-all full:
hen more prisoners bulk Of the
heavy west.bound trafiic through Bel.
gium consists OF prisoners and
rounded.
You can smell Louvain q mile away,
You would know where you were.
wen II you did not sec the moouIit
.uins about the railroad station.
where your military transpor, makes
! long stop.
Here ON the p,atform amons the
,oidisr. an .u.ra va. "a. . youn..,.,
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

Ths more We ,alh the ssss ssssss
we tire.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

Many . man u sslfssiisasl bsesuss
no Ia NOT particular.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25
The pes,Ins KIND.

Mamma" said q little boy. The
place where ! got stunE last Sunday
down at Uncle Jim's 10 Al DeeliDg
on"
Brother Bruce took . lsok st lbs
injury.
That's so." he grinne1. Il gucss
you must have been stung ~ hssb-
ing bee 4s..
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-29
LEGAL NOTICE ANNUAL TOWN MEETING

The Legal Voters of the Town of Columbia are hereby warned to meet at Yeomans' Hall on Monday, oct. 5th, transact the following business: First-To elect by ballot Assessor Board of Relief, Selectmen, Auditor, Grand Jurors, Collector Of Taxes, Con School Committee.
 Second-To hear and act on the re- port Of the Selectmen, Treasurer ToWU School Committee, and Health Officer. ThirdITo provide for the support Fourth-To provide for the repair of highways.
 Fifth-To instruct the Assessors to make a revaluation of all the taxable property in the Town.
 Sixth-To authorize the Selectmen to borrow money.
 Seventh-To see if they will vote to charge license to out Of town ped dIers. Eighth-To lay a tax to defray the expenses of the Town for the year en- suing.
 Ninth-To fix the salary of the As- sessors and Board of Relief.
 Tenth-To see if the Town will vote CTS in the Annual Town Report Eleventh-To see if the Town will vote to accept the fund offered by the West Street Social Eight Club for i'm provement of the highway upon cer- tain conditions.
 TweIfth-To do any other business proper to be done at said meeting
 GEO. H. CHAMPLIN,
 FRED A. ABELL,
 w. c. ROBINSON,
 Selectmen. Dated at Columbia, Conn.,, Sept. 26 1914. sep2yd
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-29

table Compound and I have taken it and feel fine. A lady said one day, tOh, feel so tired all the time and have head ache. I said, Take Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound, and she did and feels fine now. Mrs. M. R. KARsCHN1CK, 14SS N. Paulina Street, Chicago, Illinois.
 The Other Case.
 Dayton, Ohio. -" Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved me of pains in my side that I had for years and which doctors medicines failed to relieve. It has certainly saved me from an operation. will be glad to assist you by a personal letter to any woman in the same condition. ''- Mrs. J. W. SHERER, 12e Cass St, Dayton, Ohio.
 If you want special advice write to Lydia E. Pinlkham Med idine Co. (confldentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman, and held In strict confidence,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-29
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Ethel Gin apprehensive whisper which easily reaches her German gov erness, to whom she is deeply attach ed)-Mother. shall we have to kill Fraulein Punch
 And has this famous doctor cured your friend of the hallucination that she was sick?"
 "Oh, completely. She's really sick now."-Philadelphia Ledger.
 ."Goin' ashore for yer leave s'eve- nin' nlate?' "Yus"
 "Wofer? You're a bloomin' tee- tot)er, ain't yer?"-The Tatler.
 That rich MT. Smith is going to build home that will cost s3.000, ,0oo"
 That looks as if the plumbing was included .'-Cleveland Plain Dealer
 Tinker has placed an old railroad sign, Stop look and listen!' at the entrance to his driveway" What's the idea?''
 His wife is running the touring car."-Judge. Singleton-Have you decided what you are going to call the baby old man?
 Wedmore-Yes; I'm going to call him whatever my wife names him. Boston Transcript The Groom-Well Bill, you won't see the guy'nor's horse any more, the'vey taken him for the army The Gardener-Oh, I suppose now he's going to be what the F'renchies call a horse de combat.-London | Opinion. -
 Little Dick-Papa. didn't you tell mother we must economize? Papa-I did, my son. | Little Dick~Well I was thinIzin' that mebby if you'd get me a pony wouldn't wear out so many shoes Good News. |
 Milly declared one day, apropos of the subject of her history lesson. that her dear father was '.just as great and good a man as George Washing | ton. To be sure, she added, 'he is not quite as well known, and so he is not so popular."-Christian Regis- ter.
 The latest Boston story Is about small child who fell out of a window A kind-hearted lady came hurrying up with the anxious question, Dear, dear, How did you fall?"
 The child looked up at the ques- tioner and replied in voice choked with sobs: Vertically, ma'am.''-Tit- | Bits
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-29
COLONIAL THEATRE.
"Brother Against Brother" Mammoth
 Five Reel Russian Feature.

A magnificent feature spectacle is on at the Colonial theatre today enti- tied Brother Against Brother, with vivid scenes on the Russian frontier Two genuine and famous Russians inn personate the leading roles. Egil Eitl, playing the strenuous part. The pic ture abounds in sensational episodes. both in peasant life and life in the social set, and the scenery is partic- ularly beautiful The photography is especially worthy of mention and nearly always calls forth the highest commendation of the spectators.
 Coming tomorrow is the next in the great Perils of Pauline series, which is attracting so much attention at the Colonial theatre. Pauline has an experience that is as thrilling as it is new. and the patrons are bound to be both entertained and thrilled by the big series tomorrow. Don't miss
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-29

of this part of the work is planning to make this feature one that will be long remembered. Music will be fur nished by the Harmony orchestra, they having volunteered their services for the event. Refreshments will be sold including ice cream and cake, which it is expected will be furnished through the generosity of Norwich women.
 At the present time the American branch of the Red Cross is endeavor- ing. to raise a fund of $1,000,000 for the needs of the European war suf- ferers and the local ladies have evolved this plan to help raise the million dollar relief fund.
 It is the earnest wish of the execu- tive committee that a goodly sum will be realized from the proposed enter -tainment