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TO DRUM UP TRADE FOR U. S.
Commercial Attaches Named by Sec
rotary UedheId.

"A-UNGroN. sept c7-Tho Depart
"ar' Of Commerce has announced tho
''-,ovgol of the corps of commercial at
''N's provided for nv Congress- 70 help
mn W business for the United States
.7' - keep our commercial interests In
TORCH With all parts Of the world.
hose are the attaches selected ny Sec
.e'ary Redhsli: \. J. Harrington Of
ono. fo- Lima, Peru; 4. II. Baldwin, ex-
r' oc the bureau OF foreign and do
rf''0 commerce, for London; Dr. Albert
'.'' ~ I'll" Psn-Amcrican Union. for Ar
t.'ra. Edwin w Thompson Of North
Carolina. for Berlin; J. II. Arnold. a,
-'-e0' consul General NJ Hankow. for
r|.f Lincoln Hutchinson Of the
University ~ California. for Rio de ia
,.ro o. " Neditz of Pennsylvania, for
'.r's
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WILL BOOST COTTON SALES.
Tobacco Company Plans Mutual Aid
for Itself and south.

-" american Tobacco Company an
.. unique scheme 10 help tho Buy
Pale uf cotton movement. Percival s.
r" mt Of the company, said YES
'."' h's company will purchase
funds ~ good middling cot
H' '" ..M's q pound from each OF his
.r- 'u the cotton States as those
hgy pounds Of certain brands
"'I..a or cigarettes, 1000 cigarettes
.."..el 0s i've POUNDS The OFFER
'n AN tob1cCos shipped from Sep
H 90 November 30
'"n1s ON which we make this
% ofor have such a largo
r' tHaec sections" said Mr..
f c. c.tn'pte1 10000 bales OF
&c. n.usht by rs IN accord
'.r .r.r. We feel We are rem
''' co. 70 territory which deals
'H -. and ut the same time
sound financial investment"
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Tie approximate amount ~ the lien o.
'rgo. to satisfy which the above-descrihed
rrupcrty Is 20 b" sold. 90 one hundred
'isutN thousand ia hundred F!Sty-four and
= 100 dollars t8lSO. 66ISIJ, with Interest
thereon from the Ith dav ~ August. 1914.
'uEpther with the CostR ana allowance
amounting to Thre" hundred hty-two 33-l00
Io'lars i35. 33I. with interest from August
lfh. 1914. tosethcr with the expenses OF
~" sac. The approximate amount OF the
axes. assess m"nts and water rates, or other
lens. which are 20 Or allowed to the pur-
chaser out OF Tho purchase money or paid
hy the Referee. g. about {2.4O0 and in'erest
Dated. N'N York. september :. 1917
JOHN " I!GtiAN Referee
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AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
voluntary and Forced Offerings In
Manhattan aud The Broux,
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2s.
AT IL vESEY STREET.

Manhattan ana The Bronx.
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 2s.
lat IL VESEY STREET.
BY NJ. Morgenthau Jr., co.
NTH ST. 623 r.. u $. 3Ss W Az e. o5xi0s g.
ilredy ct al: McKoen. ID & NJ, attys. u
, tGstp: ref due 's'''tis. taxes, &C,
TUESDAY. SErrENpBK &C.
lat ~ vEsEY STREET
by Joseph = Day.
l2;TH ST, iso 4, n >, $40 Park av 75x
!VV ~ tty factory u Squier agt A
a,,ys otN"s 60 Ioe ct az i. heT 5Sd
sgii;; -, ~ taNes, &c, s1e33i
-+5 IT. toy,,, rs. list a,, 2s.sxos.e, sty
u ". pros,man ct al: y vTeeisnd. atty;
= Nathan. ref; partition.
lat a2oS THIRD AvESrEl
ny Bryan l.. Kennedy
iS,TH TT. slj-9 r, cor Union av. ioox
-. b s'v nat and stores; alao linton av
ns ,f0c NO. {, , iSath St. !3AiSo, . sty
ref due. 1850 "a taxes. &C. 5000. sui pr
intgs agsreNatiuR SIS 900
3y Henry Brady
3 so'isi to reboa, AZ s s:9s 4 s' l;x
nws-l .i'zio Van Piper aRt Home spe-
,Mi91-,ag, ro'' due 's,itSei' ,Giss &C..
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 90
lat II vEsEY STREET.
~ Bryan I. Eeupeuv
BELLE Harmon = = t,o,... -
Washington AZ, . no.. or
cant; niso ,'ins,.r ~" attnno o'Nu"v. va =
o' soStoo ,eran,--voi snls ''''
nv rosenh y ma,
NTH ST %, 4,
100, ~ y" p 100 I'll ~. e'>
te-i.n ttos.i, f'nnt ana ttores--nresby-
,..lou 'aro'ao 81 a.! l.:
Tu,f'a. r,, ana "a a,"s, avs.
ii5s e. '''''''''V' 'N"s' 90
10TH ST. 200 T. = q. 10, % a.. a.
1901. e'y 'enrnt ana ,,o,.. So. ~
same; action 2 same et,y. s,rno 80, AZ ~
1894 so. 'aXos g. siss' '''' NV
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AUTO MAKER TAKES
HIS VACATION IN CAR
ErSkinr Of Studehakcr Drives
Across Country From
South Bend.

After having driven his seven passenger
1915 Studebakcr SIX over l,foO miles
without mishap a, X. Erskin", hrs'
vIce-presldent of the Studehakcr Corpora
ton. Detroit and South Bend. Ind, has
reached this city for a brief stay.
NJ Erskiuc SAYS ho felt the need OF
vacation and ne decided the most en-
ioyablc way TO spend 1t was to take a
long tour. The trip from south Bend,
Mr. Ersk.uc's home. to New YORK occu-
MED seventeen days. but 1t was round
about trip with many detours and hled
with pleasant experiences.
Mr.. Ersl,inc's frst stop was al Detroit
He then ran around the lake and up to
buffalo. hating for a day At Niagara
/ s,lls From there he went to Saratoga
Springs. Lake Placid. north to Montreal !;
! returning crossed Lake Champain and
stunned at burlington, VI. En- route TO
: New York Mr.. Erskue stopped at bret
ton Woods, Boston and New Haven
! The only unpleasant experience was a
puncture caused by a nail ia one Of the
tires picked UP a mile outside of Bostc,-.
( Careful track was kept OF the Rasolene
used and Mr. Erskine said he got as high
/ "a fifteen miles out of a gallon The Dig
/ eest DAYS run was 1874 miles. ON another
day 1856 miles was reeed of, but the av-
erage days run amounted to about l2O
miles. ~
Mrs. rrspine accompanied Mr.. Erskins
yver the route The party escaped rain
! or nlrcd roads In fact" said MI Err
stine. tone doesn't begin 70 appreciate
the many mi es OF good roads our country
has until YOU have done some touring
/ We came in.p just one patch OF poor road
that was between Newport and New Lon
don. less taan hfty miles with TINS oN-
ceptlon the roads were all excellent 1he
best roads that We found were between
! New London, Conn, and New york.
MIR. Erskine expects to drive his car
back to South Bend, leaving New YORK
this week He contemplates returning
via Albany. Buffalo and Cleveland
"It's simply wonderful" said Mr.. FIR
skIne how little the war situation has
affected the people OF the middle West
Every one is optimistic out there ana th'
belief IL strong that this country Is or
the verge OF biz business boom. Al
that is needed is that some signs of peace
show up In Europe ana we are coins
TO have banner year, for the United
States will have IN supply the world viii
manufactured goods
The new series ton colo Little Six Wi
be on exhibition to-io" o. the snlcsroom
of the Co't-Str0'tuu company, Easter
distributors for the coo car, at presen
al Broadway and i'i.ty eighth street
This new model is al exact roproduc
lion Of the famous cole Big SIX eNccn
nroportionatcly reduced to bring m
wheel base down to 1875 inches All tn
recognized standard features are embodie'
In this model
1he standard touring car Is equinpe'
with disappearing auxiliary seats fou
messenger toy has been added 10 IN
| line as well as the roadster and coup
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LIS PENpESS.
Manhattan,

3eTH ST. i6a Amy \ c Montague sgt
Lulu 4 Carter 81 al tforeclosure OF mort
gaEel, atty, q II Montague.
LOT g. block S3i sec 2-Louis Mlchels sgt
Moses Scherer ct al foreclosure OF tax
Hem, atty, T ! Schwartzman.
18TH ST. IA W-phiilpp Specht agt Henry
Posen berg 81 al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE ,
Ettvs. Saiter 4 Stoinknmp.
NORFOLK ST, 7b--Abraham Dworsky agt
Conservative Holding CO ct al tforec osure
OF mortgtge), attys Stratus & Dworsky.
lAiST 81, $, $50 " Broadway. lSsNl9g OK
irrtg-I Zurla Tile CO. Inc. agt New
mark h Davis Inc. ct al faction to fore
close mechanics Hem; attys. Stoddard q
Mark
NTH sT, SO E-Franklin Savings Bank IN
the city Of agt Belle Bloch ct al
foreclosure OF mortgage, atty, W NJ
Powell. Jr.
nth ST. ., 1852 Washington st. cl.1xs5
Samuel Hamburger ngt Ann walsh ct al
tforeGlosure OF mortgage; s'tys G'ttner,
Simon 4 Asher
Brony.
ELTON Az +. 90 n I5sth 81. b0N 100
Checchina Carucci agt Michael j Moriarty
81 al faction to enforce contractD, atty,
Romagna
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

9Th Az. 40: and .Ot--wm Thomas Co
ag, Robert ID Goelet. owner; Geo \
Funer Co contractor; Cathcart q
McoEhsr ,sub..con, FACTORS, ti.A7.so
10th 1T, ITO We n Litte's Sons Inc,
81 81 VIM y Han, owner and contractor $3.50
l4go IT. 40 20 Gle w---Sharp & Gum
ngt Amelia Bach and Jacob Mittnnch,
owner amt lessee, Theodore nnd Mar
x sSi0g, cortva. tors ....... -. =, l.3. 80
80 ~, iio aHd ll%--coo?er & ,Pollgck
STRUCTURE, Iron WORKS. AT y Life ms
a Trust co, trustse, owner; Thcitrlsll
nr!laiug. contracttnE &C. GontJa'GS6 CO.., We saG
Etrur,ural Iron Works agt Isaac Stern
owner, Acme Metal Ceiling co. COZ
,g~ AV' ,o7-Aiserero stone 60 ast John
Krsck owner Charles Catania' eontra".;;
ntt!oNNr at. lis ana i2o--H W palen's
so7r .r' p'ni.l Morse owner @
Delslsr, contractor; MaoDonaIa gnh.
40 q" h hTA' 9S7s ana 2oso-Lsrkin Lumber co
agt Samuel Jonss, owner; film Amuse-
rsnt - lessee John CArlucof, contrac.
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...... f. j. sept. 27,--,Mrs,
-,rou viii he placed on trial
rt..,u' Couy'' Justice Parker
~.ow charged with the murder
..nui, Frederick r. Seaton, an
hr.r hO,ns on Blm street
.-t August Tho evidence IL
"~'uu.tautial se.ton, formerly
'-rr. VI Cohsns company. was
.r,d ou hls back porch. Charles
"a" 7HJ john Kelly heard tho shots
>1tou reel and fall.
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Bronx
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

OWN name and addrNss OF IendeTs AZ
tornev.)
sTH ST. II W, n 3. 2sOs W Bth av. :5Ix
s3li. Jan 20. i9il--Minnle T . owens 20
llvia Pepe. attys, Simon & Asher. 2!
POpHAM ST. q q. 1851 Anthony av, 25N
a.. June &C. ls99-Jos Cain 20 Roht lie
Row ta'tyb. - Broad at.......-...... SOL )
SAME PROPERTY, oct "a. ls96--Jano
Welsh, widow, 10 same: atty, same .fs,9s5
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an order OF Hon, Robert Ludlow Fowler. y
Surrogate Of tho County OF New York. bsAr-
Is hereby given TO all persons having elaine
eglinst Norma II, Barrett. late of the
County Of New Nofh. deceased 20 prcsent
tho same with vouchers thereof 20 tho sub
Fcriber, a. ~ place % transactiug business
~ Wi,'hm Str'et, i9 THe Niy o, MeWS
next. Dated New York the Bird day OF Sep
teInhcr leli THE FARMERS LOAN AMI
TRUST COMPANY. Executor. FRANK e
MEGANE, Attorney for Executor, a. Broad
wa. Vow YO-t rl'v
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poRoUou OF sRooKLyN-roR SALE.

DETACHED HOUSE containing Sin.
Rooms all improvements, on plot Of ground
to.iao In beautiful Kings HiFhwsy section.
SIS minutes TO New York by BRIGHTON Reach
81" Public and parochlal schools two blocks
For sale AZ a bargain 20 cash buyer n-irh.
borbood frs, ciass For par'iculars address
BARGAIN Rov tes Sun OfNce.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

TWO young men, suCctssfu, travelling
salesmrn, desire an attractive proposition. In
erv line permanently IA Baltimore, branch
offieN for r,linbl" concern preferred. Al
dress O. GARDNER PRECUTEL, 3706 Ed
rsr'nr Road, Forest Park, Baltimore, Nd
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YOUNG MAN, &c, willing, Wishes position
awning has knowledge OF draughtinS
Address 4 bfAicliER, 6;6 y, iksth Sc.
Bronx.
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MORTGAGES.


rvl'h name and address % lender ana
lenders atDrncN
Downtown.
South Of Fourteenth So
eTH ST G-s W ~. - 9Th Nv. % aNH2 I
The securities 90 10 Ch4H l. Young.
crosby Az. Dcnl, ], June o. pr mtgo
$4,000 due and int a. por bond, attys.
Goldman, II X finger 20 Broad ..fi-, 800
East Side.
tEas' 81 Fifih az. between Fourteenth and
ll0th sts)
SOTH ST g. SIS . Lexington sv. lgxl02.2--
Jacob Hickman 20 Hy Facth, sept 20,
due oct !, l9l7 or sooner, c. attys,
Joyce Hon, s5S Bway. .......... 49, 800
Bron,.
thorough OF The Bronx
lScTH 50 =, lt6 SO p,vd. 81 sxi3o--
Charlotte NJ Gilligan to Adam Nimphins,
2ilO - Raymond av. given 10 secure
lease, pr rntge e. 500. Sept 20. due, &c, az
per bond; atty. J Van Kirk, Wills az
ana I4sth ft... ................. $1,000
c57TH ST. =, l33.4 o Martha az. s34NlOo--
Adelaide r Kavlnagh to Central Mtge Co,
so Wall ST, sep /. due Ap /. lsis. ~
p attys. Otis c. so wall 81. $3.50
UNION AV. 7l6. s. ls.sSsi.2--Isidor Gold o
stein TO Alice Mccormick. 7l6 Union aV,
Sept 30. J yr. G; attys. Herleman &
v 391 ltath acknowledgements 81. 200
LOTS 65 20 81. amended map brentwood
Psrk-Vlnnle Shermer to Bala ID Eisler,
a0e W s2d st, July 2. due, &c. per
bond atty. u Eisler, ~ Wall st 1lsi.l2
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


TRANSFERS.
twith name and address OF owner and
sdIrmSS rarY 81 s9 scsGJ p name omitted
Downtown.
South OF Fourteenth ST.
FLETCHER ST n =, sos Water at. So
34.9--Thos II Grossmith to Company Nor
atty. liz corey go Bway .y,.,,....''. 49,
BoWEKY, goa f. i6o,t n Spring e. los
60, lis Bway b ..i E. Sept 80. 800
STH ST II W. n ?. 2sO.e " 9Th sy, :6.ixs3ii
800 " soth st. mtg $1,000 Sept sS atty,
l. r Co, l6O Rway. ......,.........I
Fast side.
EAST OF Flf,h ~. hctv"en Fourteenth ana
l10th sts)
SYST ST. 237 r. r. $50 I'd av. 25xiOa. p
City Real Estate co to @ & co. i7s
bway. sept 20. and s............s1oO
l0sD ST. 900 L. =. $50 Cd BV. 2bxl00. ii
Arnold Brudnor to Fanny Brulner ~ ?d
-, all Hens. July 10, ATTY, Harry Ro:en,
10. p ST COS "T r. = =. lis I'd av :sxioo.fttwOO
same 20 same. ~ I'd st. mtg $4,000 al
iicTm ST. n s. 1870 W PARK ay. is. sxioo IL
Morris Muetzler 20 Bertha Muetzlet. Is r.
ha g1h 81 s,f ms 800 sep, 49, a''y' orc.
West side.
west Of Fitth nv between Fourteenth and
ii0th sts)
BROADWAY. 27ss p =. 77iO iosth -, AL
Quinn. rnf. to Mary A Covle. lag Z ss,i
&. mtg $4,000. Sep, 60 sttys. stanton q
"a u,9,pk.nt. 81 Nassau 81 Above mtg 5000
Nv taeih 20 Jacob Hickman. mtg ,iS
9 9Y9' al, a.. liens Sept 42' attys Joyce & iior
500 h"hS ''''...'''. '.'... ..,....... 400
Uptown.
tMenhattan leland. north OF iioth st.
i5dii5S!g@ns4 ws:h:is! . I Hoss az lo1d d
SEP, e. ADDRESS s d IT. nag" ssa ' Bw"y al 'eH'
lstTH ~, J'' and 500 " n >. $50 "
A%itSrsl ss az" q iO I" :. 'Ce "a 70 iSs
Mary Z Thomas to Agnes Gerhaus.r, ~
Ssgmpier q, Rklyq, q c. al liens, sep; q,
SAND PROPERTY .Asnes Gerhauscr .
y }, trustee chss = Fleming decd q 9
TIN Az aiiS. IS sg.io n i5ii =, %
= cahi'I. ~ Adslphi ~. Bklyn. { a =
Jun" 10, 1911. adiress 90. o. Nsssau stu
thorough Of Thu Hrunxr
sisTIHH st. - i55 bSrnes ev fSKii4r-
CO. ~ H~ay Sep, q. atty. T q & I. g.
Louise p. :, asiii is5d g. All 20.
Clair" ] Hunting 20 Lulu Muller. 200 "
ins'n st. m,g' 1900 sept g. nt,'S' Mco
pAifEY AZ n . cor 2as,h 81, $40 ss.,s IL
Hickory Realty corp 70 l.!eemlus,reet GO,
LoTs =, 70 - and Al 60 g, map Ellon
'?e.ce7. sept 20; atty, @ s.einmu!!er.
PEosPEcr ~. 2, 1899 /. jennings -,
Ky ,S ri" &'r ~. leo iy3S sept ,i55
Lot map , swan NJ, V" i;S *
mtg il.t!o sept o.. atty l. J T 60
100 bsay ........... ... -
g. 70 Fanny n Ross ess Rogers av. mtg
$4,000, sep. 20, at''. 90 '.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

ORA. AMELLO @. TO Livit VI Pope s.
KTRMER JACOB and ano. TO Barnet
y MIRO SECURITY co to Jas a .Irow,
h-idra Observation-Disclosures. 81 3. 600
R0sENTHAI. CHAs n. to Columbia Trust
TITLE GUAR 8 TRUST 60 to Fann,,. i 9
y65irEvd. cHAs l.. to Harry coaier' 81
King HENRY q. 20 Suemmr-ie 4
RoGAH JOHN ii. 70 Elizabeth Fisher
King et ~. trustees .,.... 1000
CLARK. HELEN p. to juliet Douglas. 81
Bronx.
BAUMGARTEN. PAUL J. ana ano, 20 Mana
VI BaumCarten. st'.'' '''t t'SVp
SAME to same .-...... .t-... .... N3,VVn
oCoNSELI. JOHN j. to Mary Rose. s. 900
SIEGHARpT AUGUSTA. TO GuStav Hel.
TITLE GUAR & TRUST co 10 oortlandt de
f. Field eNr,,.,.............. Sc 900
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EAST OF FIfth AZ. hctwoen Fourteenth and
ION stsD


li0th sty.1
BROADWAY. 27ss. . =. 77i0 iosth 81 25.7
xsSN25Eg3 foreclos. sept 81 --- VIM T
quinn, ref. to Mary A Covle. lag Z gsth
q. mtg $4,000. sept 90 sttys. stanton q
Hopkluf. 81 Nassau oil, Above mtg, 5000
10TH 81 n. Jl3 q Lexington av. ~. 2NlOg
Nv taeih 20 Jacob Hickman. mtg SO.
600. all liens. Sept 22 sttys. Joyce & Hon
sas Bw6y ........... ................. 81 90
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nv All Iince. Ocean
and CoAstWi,e Rates Il Information
& heer'ullr Given. NRSIENS. H. IA
BROADWAY, y. Y CITY,
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twlth name and address OF owner and
ttorncy. II attorneys name Is omitted
ddress party of second p-t.)
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TS0Ufh OF FOurtctNth ~
FLETCHER ST. n =, SOS Water at, IS ex
a49--Thos n Grossmith to Company Nor
ana. Inc lsA 9th nv, mtg $4,000. Sept ~ ;
BOWERY. goa. " f., 1905 Spring ct, l6 s
x9p.ll-City Real Estate co to T q & r
CO, l;6 Bway. b s.j r. Sept .2.....si00
STH ST. ~ W. n ?. 2sO.6 " 18th sv, 25.ixe3 I 1
Minnie T o owens to Zachary T Piercy.
30t W soth ST. mtg $4,000, sept rs. atty.
l. r ! Co, i6O Hwly. ............ti
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-25
WAR BREV|T|ES
Rulers Names Eliminated
In CITIZENSHIP Papers,

WASHINGTON, d. C., Aug. IL
Names Of foreign rulers were eliminat.
ed from application for naturalization
docketed today in the district supreme
court Results of the European war
might necessitate changes. 1t was said.
when the final papers OF the new cit
liens were filed, il the rulers names
were included in the application.
Neutrality discussions regarding the
clearance from American ports of for.
eign vessels has not affected the
steady stream of French reservists
pouring into New York with the full
cooperation of the consuls throughout
the country. ...-....
M. Gergerard. who Is handling the
work from Washington, stated today
that another ship OF the French line
would leave within week with addi-
tiGnal nationals returning to enlist or
fill places in the territorial forces.
The French embassy will reopen
here as soon as Ambassador Jusserand,
curing passage, can return to this
curing passage can return to this
country. It'is believed that Madame
Jusserand will stay in France and join
with the other French women in the
organization of hospital work and gen
eral care Of the wounded
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-25
Skipper Loses Shio;
Hadn't Heard of War

MONTREAL, Aug. 1.-THE Aus
trian steamer Ida, 400 tons. which
sailed from Trieste and Naples before
war was declared, reached here last
night and was taken over by the ma
rine department at Quebec as a war
prize. .~..
Captain Martintolich had heard
nothing of the war and was astounded
when the marine department officials
notified him of the seizure of his YES
sci. The Ida is freighter, the prop
ertv Of the Austro-American line She
sailed from Trieste July 81 and from
Naples July 25 for this port.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-25
Irishmen Ready to
Defend Erin's Shores.

DUBLIN, Aug. 16.-John E. Red
mend, the Irish Nationalist leader, in
a speech today while presenting colors
to the marlborough corps of Irish vol
unteers, referred to the enthusiasm
which had been aroused all over Ire
land by his statement in the British
parliament that Irishmen of the north
and the south, whether Protestant or
Catholic, were prepared to fight shout
der to shoulder to defend the Irish
shores against a foreign foe and to
preserve order. He added:
81 have in nv possession and will
shortly be able to present to the Irish
volunteers several thousand rifles.
Il have information that the British
government which has publicly de-
clared its intention of entrusting the
defense of Ireland to the Irish yolun-
teers is about to arm, equin and drill
large numbers OF them, and believe
the day Is near when every Irish vol
unteer will have a rife in his posses
sion"
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Portable Incinerators
Adopted bv the Germans

NEW YORK. Aug. 9-Portable in
Generators, to be used for the crema-
ticn of the dead on the battlefield, are
to be used by the German army In the
present war, according to adyices Just
received by DR.. Hugo Erickson of De-
troit, president of the Cremation Seci-
ETY. of America, 1t became known here
today. III. =. .....
Cremation, as practiced in the con-
fiicts of the past, has been of the cru
dest possible description" said DR..
Enrichsen. The general staff of the
German army, however. has adopted a
portable cremator that will be used
on the battlefield and is capable of
incinerating % bodies an hour. The
ashes. whenever possible. will be re-
turned to Germany for burial
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North German Lloyd
Would Sell IFS Ships,

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Like the
Hamburg-American line, the North
German Lloyd line, also German own
ed, announced TODAY that it is willing
to sell any of its ships to Americans
if it can get the price it demands for
them. In making the announcement
officials of the company said: The
present situation in Europe has moth
ing to do with our willingness to sell
We have always been ready to sell"
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MOsoUIToEs7 PHONE 1896

The Board of Health requests
all householders In Honolulu and
vicinity who are troubled with
mosquitoes to telephone 1895
Ask for the Mosquito Man, and
ten him your troubles. The mat
ter viii be Immediately attend
ed to.
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preceded by bearded and robed
priest of the orthodox church, carrying
the cross. Bands play alternately reli-
gious music and barbaric airs
1T is not merely war" adds the
correspondent; 1T is holy crusade
and also crusade In accordance with
the Pan-Slavonic ideas" Z. Es-s.sErsE
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As Military
Observers.

Observers. -.... .s.. .-a....- -.
PARIS, France. Aug. 5.-Myron T.
Herrick. United States ambassador in
Paris, has cabled to the war depart.
ment in Washington for permission
for Major Spencer Cocby, Major NJ J.
Henry, Captain Frank Parker, Cap.
tain Francis H. Pope, Lieutenant B. B.
Somervel1 and four other graduates OF
West Point. all of whom are on leave.
to accompany the French armies as
military observers.
The ambassador has requested the
French government to extend the time
limit for the issue of special permits
of residence to Americans living in
Paris or who desire to remain here.
The government had granted only till
tonight to foreigners desiring to OBJ
tain permits 7ar '-..... o..
Mrs. Anna Wilson Howe of Philadel.
phia, sister Of President Wilson, took
her place in the line at the Embassy
yesterday waiting for passport
" Oscar Underwood, Jr, was among
those who assisted American resi-.
dents, using his private automobile to
bring in children and others who had
been separated from their parents and
friends
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NO MODERN LAW TO COVER 1T.
Clerk--Mr. Brown, ] should like to
ask for raise in my wages. I've just
been married
Employer-very sorry, my man, but
/ can't help you. For accidents which
happen TO our employees outside of the
factory we are not Responsibilities
tional Monthly.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The gasoline schooner KoMoKILA,
IN command OF Captain George E.
Piltz, win leave Pier 6 orchards
street Wharf9 for Maui and Molokai
ports every TUESDAY at 5 p. m. and
for wincward ports on Oahu every
FRIDAY at 8 p. M. For information
regarding rates, etc, telephone 4193.
KOM0KILA SHIPPING CO., LTD.
6926tf
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The forest fire. which has been rag
ing four days near Sisson, CAL, has
crossed the McCloud river and is now
threatening the town of Weed with
destruction.