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6lT Granes pr 800; ffr Yeutf&lanS, 4
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Wlartt id1Iob felt.
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J bon $1.35 per GaIpne.
Groceri.s.
aaffe. Warit ruhia. pr.ii:
fetia.
Nio. eantos
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! 3uder. - preiIe iinb itstis. -
Raiiinirter Gut 2oaf 5.60c, polpbereb
4.55e, Cubes 4.70c, granulirter A..
45c, Gonfectioners 81" 4.35e, Sif
81" 4.10c, meiber EXTRA rg" 4.00c,
ertra .G" 3.T0c.
Wo1aif.s in iietia.-R.p Or.
leans Open a.ttle 38-45e, Gentrifus
gal 1896 per 8afIone.
Reis. - 9ouiiiana, Gautn Seub
6s-H, prima 5s-64c, orbi7drer At
Sc. :Hdp-u 41-4ic Der gfunb.
Gairh arobuft.
guttsr.-9prsiie pillis.r. Dbols.
milf Grtra 29ac, Gentrali5so Grtra
27-2Sc. Gentrdlissb 5irits 23a-
255c, gentrdlioeo Sscouos 18i-
1896. DARN Sanep Roa 17ac, puding
Stod 16ac per pfunb.
adfe.-Warit it,tis. Sbio 15
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Bird 16-17c, aim5urs.r 15-17e
per pfuns.
gier,-Wartt fsit.r. G}rimd fri-
i6e 6iibnsreier 19c, firits 1Sc. ors
binGrs firiis 17ac. ieeonbs tic per
Dub.no. Gntsnsier 1Sc per Dus.Hb.
@efIiisel. = Rarft lebtaiter
mo ieit.-Springers bon II Biuuo
uuo bariiber $3.50, Winterbiibner
bon % pfunb unb barunt.r 20-25e.
Seunen 16Ac, Sabine 9te, Srltthiib.
9snnen 15ac, Sdbne 9se, 5rutbiib=
nr 12-14c, guns SC, p.iBe gnten
7-9c per giunb.
OH un6 Gemiife.
Qepfel.-Jencp 2,pf.l $3.50
900. aussrlsiene S3.50-4.00 pergbI. |
g;rronen.-Martt mar iietia.-
Hancp Mfina $3.00-3.50 per aife.
Granstn--War,t rubis unb 't..
tig.-SIpriba $3.00-3.50 per Rifle.
Grape fruit $2.75-4.00 Der Gifte.
grbbeeren. - Siibli6e S1.5O |
$50 per Crate Don "a Qts.
4nanas. - guban!ide S2.25-l
2.75 per Crate.
Rba6arber.-Ginbeimii6er 10
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60c per 9ubeno giinbsl.
aartoffeln.-Warli rubia.-
CUTE Wi9iaan 1896, Wisconiin
Sbio 7o-73c per Bu. bonn
yel.iie unb $2.50-2.60 per gbl. bonn
Store.
Suuse aartoffsln. - Sri,
impbs Tloriba $1.50-1.75 per Sdms
,er unb $4.25-5.25 per Sbl.
Saat. Rartoffeln.-Widi,
'an garlp ROie $500, geautp
ne6rons 90e-S1.OO: Sriib, Ohio 90c
-S1.00. garIp Sriib gObl.rs 90c-
100. Carmen s5-90c, Burial Rep
lort $500. gurbunis $500 per
3u.
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-2.75 per 9bl. unb 50-75c per .
camper. 9
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/ .50-1.75 per Crate, 6loriSa arii. y
.s S1.00-1.10 per Crate. :
3piebeln. = Ginkimifts ariine q
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2.25-2.35 per Crate. z
9lumentobI. = $1:75 2.25 . !
II Gubtnb. q
Grine Bobnen. - sloriba
l.25-1.75 per camper.
Grbfsn $1.50-2.0o per Gam.
Z.
tomatoes. 2 - 5loriba 75c -
$50 per Crate Don 6 G0rkn.
q ID l.-50-75e per gbl. :,
Rotbe Rlben-Retp ORLEANS :"
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81. D.
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6eu.-Rp. / Simotbp $3.50, 81
lanbarb Simotbp $3.50. glo, 2 9i.
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/ $500, SO. 2 DO. $140O per Sonne
alfalfa $16.50-24.OO per 3onne.
| MabIenfutter III ii.tig. alei,
$25.OO-26.OO. MioOIins srObe ST.,
00-27.50, bo. feinss $2S.O0-28.5O
semiidtes Jutter $26.0O-2e.50.
Sdmereien. - Martt if.tia
aleeiamen $5.50-6.5O auf oem @e.
leiie unb $7.00-6.O0 per gu. bonn
Store. 9imothp S1.5O-2.00 auf benz
G.Ieife unb $2.o0-2.55 Der gu. bonn
Store. gudpeis.n s1.oO. slats,
faamen $3.50 per gu. bonn Store.
Berf9isb.n.s.
DeIe.-Warii itetia. 2.inSI 70.
bes 55c per galIons in gartien bon
8 gbl. Getodtes 1c mebr. NO. l
aarb5l 62c; Cotton Gee6 Del rafftz
nirtss 60c per @allons. 3erpentin Sic
per @aaone in !partien ron Is
Barrels. pstroleum, Sbio Carbon
120 Grab 10e, DO. $50 Grab 11ac,
9.abIisbt 175 9ruO 1896. grOpn Ga
ioIin zoe, Rap9ia 17c per @aaone in
partien Don 1--5 gbls.
Sals.-Der Martt 1T rubis. Sbio
RiDer $1.2s, Widi3an unb 4tron
$1.14 Der gbl. BON 28O gfunb.
3 Ia ftetis.-prima Gitp 63-6gc,
DO. Gountrp 6s-6gc per pfunb.
RI blen.-Mar,t rubis. Dough-
btoabsnh $3.50-3.75, Rub uno Glad
1926. aanaipAa Gtiidtpblen $3.50
3.75. Rub unb Glad $2.25-2.35
per Sonn. abs.Iisfert. Rau6lofe
StiidtobleH $3.50, 2tnt9racite $7.75
per 9Onne abs.Iisf,rt. GOte tot.t
$6.0o-6.50 per sOnrs nbssli.f.rt.
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Der Derfloiisnsn WO6s nidt srOb unO
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aanbprpbufts

6eu.-Ro. / simotbb $3.50,
Stdnbarb Simotbb $3.50, go, 2 gi.
motbp $17-17.50, Ro. 3 DO. $3.50.
aIss: Ro. l aemii9terS17.00- 0-17.50,
Ro. 2 bo. S15.00--15.50; Ro. l aIes
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> aaffe. WSrtt ruhia. pr.iis

Suder. = preiIe limb ltetig. =
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45c, Gonfectioners 81" 4.35G Sff
N" 4.10c, meiber ertra nG" 4.00c,
ertra nG" 3.T0c.
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gal 18-20c per 9alIon..
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-22

Wolpmann. Mrs c. Wolpmann, nurse
and infant, Miss Gwendolyn wolp-
mann. Mrs. NJ. Marlborough, Miss G..
Marlborough.
Per steamer Mauna Kea from Hilo
and way ports. From Hilo-Lt. W. c.
Whitener and wife. J. F. c. Hagens,
Mrs. o. Bierbach, Miss G. Bierbach, H.
Irwin, Mrs. L. Kali. Bro August, Bro
James, W. II. c.. Campbell, Mrs. c.
Schmitt, Misses Booth t2). Miss Metz,
w. H. Stuart and wife, H. P. Caultis,
H. K. Palmer, G. K. Campbell, T. F.
Anderson and Master Everett. ~,
Mahukona: Miss R. Solomon. Mrs. @.
Pierce, Miss G. Pierce, E. S. Cole, K. ID.
Bond, ]. U. Hind. -.
Kawaihae: r. c. Walker. ]. Sinclair,
R. Chillingsworth, ID. Damon, H.
Akona. #.a -. = u.
McGregof's: H. Raymond, c, Hal
stead, l.. p. Thurston, E. w. West, wife
and daughter, and A. c. Rattray,
Lal1aina: w. j. Lillis. C. s. Davis,
Mrs. L. Weinsheimer, II. Kuroda and
]. Ka6hane and son.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-22
PASSENGERS ARRIyED

Per P. NJ. s. S. Siberia from Hong.
kong via Japan ports. For Honolulu
Mrs. p. l.. Cherry, Mrs. Chu Wong
Shu, Miss Chu Hop Yea, Chu See Yew,
Mrs. L. B. Pierce; through to San
Francisco G. Accurti, DIR. L. V. Ar.
besser, Mrs. M. Arnold, Fl. Bathmann,
H. M. Bazett, L. Y. Bazett, r. L. Bell,
DR.. r. Al. Bolt, w. ]. Callahan, T.
Chone, M. Crfswell, A. Delgnisto, K.
B. Friedlander, Lit. s. H. Frear, n.
Geissier, DIR. o. Haliez, e. Han, r. ].
Hora, R. U. Hummel. ]. Katnrh. Rev.
&. Hermann, G. B. Kittle, e. Kohler,
Maj.-Gen. F. E. Liu, Mrs. F. z. Iiu, B.
Low, Mrs. B. Low. Miss G.. Low, Mrs.
T. W. Lowe, w. Matthews, Mrs. w.
T. Mitchell, Miss r. C. Mitchell, Was
ter n. J. Mitchell, B. Moincr, 4. G.
Monte, S. Moorshead, MRS. s. fic6rs-
head, L. Ockmullef, F. Ockfnuller, Miss
f. Orr. DR.. H. Otter, Miss g. Payne,
Capt. A. S.. Pitcher. A. PiMletti. w.
Powers j. Pritchafd, Miss f. Prftch-
ard, F. de Quesada, G.. Hesch Miss A.
Reiterman. ]. Reniak. c. e. Salisbury.
Mrs. w. c.. Scott. +. Sonntag, c. z.
Sprouse; Miss B. Sprouse, A. L. Troy.
II. Fogelsang, Miss L. e. waTkef, MISS
"A. B. Walker, Mrs. G. AZ aliSeE. r,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-22

Walker, o. Which. Mrs. o.. WilEeh.
DR.. 0. Zaicheck, e. r.. Ackermana,
Mrs. e. r. Ackefmann, x. Akamatsu,
H. Bailey, Mrs. o. S. Barker, L. Bias.
tide, Mrs. L. Bastide, F. Bauer, p. de
Benoit. Count Belasco, Vi. Brandies.
Mrs. H. Brandies, e. U. Britton, A.
Bunge, Lieut. H. B. Carter. Mrs. c. l..
Carter, Miss nj. w. Colket, X E. Dean,
Miss NJ, E. Earl, Miss E. Fisher, Miss
e. S. Florance, Miss NJ. G.. Florance,
Capt. Fortescue. H. Fried, Capt. ".
Gerardseah, T.. J. Goodnow, Mrs. T. ].
Go0dnow, Jules Gottl,, Henri Coy, b.
Gunther, Miss K. Hanley, Dr. Heckel.
mann, Miss Heckelmann, Mrs. NJ. A.
Hill, L. Hill, HI. B. Hor,ier. Capt. r. E.
James, Mrs. r. E. James, H. Latter, F.
H. Love, Mrs. NJ. s. Macher, Lieut.
Marsden, f. Materna,. J. g. Mcclure.
Miss B. Mead. F. T.. Mills: A. Moser, p.
Nascher, NJ. yNewniark, w. H. Osborn,
E. Osborn, F. M. Packer, F.. Pctiot,
Miss H. G. Pinkhafn, e. Poetsch, II.
Pepper, Miss r. Ryerson, Miss e. w.
Sailer, Gil. Savers, H. S.asavers.i Mrs.
C. w. Savers, C. Echaafelberger, E.
Shloss. Lieut.. Sinlson. Miss d. Smith,
Mrs. II. Smith, e. Steiner, K. Spgimu-
"a, G. Fhenier. Adolph vock, U. Waka-
tJayaslf, MaxWeisfief, E. E. Wesselink.
Q, C Williah1s. Miss +. Williams. G.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-22
|CANDIDAIESFOR
COUNTY JOBS Who
HAVE NOW FILED

Candidates for county Office who
had filed their nomination papers by
noon today are as follows:
William Henry (Rl. city and county
sheriff.
Jas. C. Quinn (RJ, supervisor
William j. Sheldon (R). city and
county sheriff.
J. C. Cohen (R.l, for mayor.
Edw. III. F. Wolter Id, supervisor.
George Makalena tR.), supervisor.
Albion F. Clark (R.l. supervisor.
Chas. Hustace, Jr. (R.). mayor.
Daniel Logan tRl, supervisor.
James Bicknell (R.). for auditor.
D. Kalauokalani tRJ. city and coun-
ty clerk.
A. *. yierra CR.). for supervisor.
VIM NJ AHA (R.l, supervisor.
Jno. w. Cathcart tR.), city and coun-
ty attorney.
M. C. Pacheco (DD, supervisor.
Oscar p. Cox tR.l. city and county
sheriff.
Abraham Fernandez tR.). treasurer.
Andrew L. Cox lR.), supervisor.
Frank G. Beneyedes I'D, clerk.
Jno. Markham Cd, supervisor.
Lester Petrie 3D.. supervisor.
Jno. b. Enos (R.l, supervisor.
Chas. H. Rose CD. sheriff.
Robert Horner tR.l, supervisor.
Jesse p. Makainai Cd. auditor.
Joseph j. Fern (D), mayor.
Geo. A. Davis tR), city and county
attorney.
Jesse Uluihi Cd, supervisor.
Chas. N. Arnold (R.), supervisor.
Jno. c. Anderson (R.l. treasurer.
Manly G. X. Hopkins tD.), treasurer.
VIM. M. Mahuka (R.). supervisor.
Joseph A. Mcclure (R1. supervisor.
Jno. L. Fleming (R.), supervisor.
Frank X. Arcner (R.l. supervisor.
Edward woodward (R.), auditor.
VIM. H. Mcclellan CD, supervisor.
M. H. Drummond ID. treasurer.
Jno. Eli Kekipi (P.l, supervisor.
Kiakahi Ioela Cd, supervisor.
Manuel Olsen CD, supervisor.
w. c. Achi (R.l }, supervisor
Carlos A. Long (R.l, supervisor.
Joseph Lightfoot IDS attorney.
Geo. Z. Smithies (R.1, treasurer.
T. ]. Ryan (D.1, treasurer
Horace ". Crabbe Cd, supervisor.
Ben Hoillnger tR), supervisor.
Charles B. Wilson tR.), sheriff.
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VESSELS TO AND
~, FROM THE ISLANDS
tSpecial wireless to Merchants
Exchange.
safnrfiax. Anunst e2.

''e Saturday, august e.
3AI.BO Arrived, August 2lssS. 5.
Kentuckian from Port Allen, July 81.
PORT GAMBLE Sailed. August ~,
schooner Repeat for Honolulu.
PORT Angel. ES Sailed. August %,
schooner Prosper for Hiloaf 5siE..
SO Aeroorams. r'
u. s. cruisers West Virginia and South
Dakota towing submarines-Arriy
off harbor about Monday afternoon;
will probably sail for Hilo about
Tuesday morning. 80
5. s. CHIYO MARU-Arrives from
Yokohama Monday, p. M, and
probably sail for San Francisco
Tuesday morning; 1865 tons of car
go for Honolulu 116 Astatfc steer
age passengers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-22

Prof. Francis Fl. Storer. the noted
chemist, died in Boston after long
illness. He was 50 years old.
The divorce prevention bureau OF
the Chicago municipal court has
opened
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-22
HARBOR NOTES

A big mail was dispatched for the
Pacific Mail liner Siberia. The yes
sci steamed for the coast at noon to-
day.
Freight and passengers for Kona
and Kau ports will be carried in the
Interlsland steamer Mauna Loa, on
the boards for dispatch at noon next
Tuesday.
The Inter-Island steamer Claudine,
which has been undergoing repairs
at the port, may be dispatched over
the regular route to Maui ports on
next Monday evening. tz
Several touring parties will depart
for the island of Hawaii and trip to
the volcano in the 1nter-Island steam
er Mauna Kea. The vessel will get
away at o'clock this afternoon.
Officers in the Pacific Mail liner
Siberia reported the Japanese steam.
er Chiyo Maru following the Ameri
can vessel across the Pacific. They
professed to have no knowledge OF
the T. K K steamer being conveyed
by Japanese cruisers.
More than 100 cabin passengers
have been booked for the coast in the
Matson steamer Matsonia scheduled
to sail from Pier Is on next Wednes.
day morning. This vessel is now at
Hilo, where 1000 tons of sugar win be
placed on board. The Matsonia should
return from Hawaii tomorrow morn.
ing.
Sugar awaiting shipment on the
island of Hawaii includes the follow.
ing lots according to report brought
to this city today by Purser Phillips
of the Inter-Island steamer Mauna
Kea: Olaa, 5000; waiakea, 1000: Ha-
vail Mill, 1882; Hilo Sugar Co, $500;
Ohomea, 27,44S; Pepeekeo, 1900; Ho-
nomu, $500: Hakalsu, 1920; Eaupa-
hoehoe. 1880; Kaiwiki, 9159; Kukafau,
1898; Hamakua Mill. $40; Paauhau,
5000: Honokaa, 8760; Punaluu, 14,737;
Honuapo, 1915 sacks.
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HlIo Busy With shipping.

HiIo Busy With Shipping.
I Several deep sea vessels were being
discharged or loaded with cargo at
the port Of Hilo at the time the Inter-
Island steamer Mauna Kea called
there The vessel returned to Homo
lulu this morning bringing shipments
Of vegetables, poultry. 1000 pieces Of
hard wood and 156 packages of sun
dries. Purser Phillips reported the
Matson Navigation liner Matsonia ia
king en- sugar, the schooner Camano
was about discharged of lumber, while
the Matson freighter Enterprise had
sailed from Hilo for San Francisco.
The Mauna Kea met with fresh trades
and smooth seas The steamer Kaiu.
lani was passed at Papaikou. the Nil
lau at Honomuu and the Wailele at
Honokaa. The Mauna Kea will steam
for Hilo and way ports at 3 o'clock
this afternoon.
The following wireless message has
been received by the agents from the
s. s. Lurline. bound for Honolulu.
For Honolulu-12 cabin passengers
5 steerage passengers, 10 sacks mail,
3 packages express matter, 2758 tons
cargo, ] automobile.
For Kahului-534 tons cargo. Yes.
sci will arrive Tuesday morning and
dock at Pier Is.
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Helene Back With Cattle.

The Inter-lsland steamer Helene re-
turned from Kawaihae, Hawaii, this
morning, the cargo consisting mainly
of a shipment OF rs head Of cattle.
officers in this vessel report fine
weather with favorable wind and seas.
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J The government lighthouse tender,
Irish, with Secretary Redfield and 9TH
er officials aboard, went ashore of
Cape Henlopen, Del The boat was re-,
taoated. with slight damage. ss.,sy.. ~
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fourday battle Losnitza in which 10000
gagged on each side. U@
Losses ON both sides are said to have been enormous The
Servans report the capture of great quantity of the pos of
and several thousand prisoners
KAISER'S FLEET CONTROLS BALTIC.
LONDON England Aug. 22.-Germany has complete
control of the Baltic and her north coast open supply
ships from Scandinavian ports Renters dispatch from
Amsterdam states that Russian warshp in the Baltic
feet is blocked in some Russian harbor.
MONEY FOR SOLDIERS WIVES.
The fund being raised for the aid of dependent women
and children whose husbands and fathers with the coor
which started by the Prince of Wales and known the
Prince of Wales National Relief Fund.- has reached
total of ST, 100000
JAPAN ASSURES U. S OF HER SINCERITY.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Japan has received from the
United States formal declaration of her policy bearing the
delivery of Japans ultinanm to Germany This is
initial The United States regrets that differences have arisen
between the two Powers but that she must refrain from
pressing any opinion
Ambassador Chnda assured the United States that
the intention of his to restore Kiaocau
China He also expressed his confidence that in the
trouble IN the interior of China demanding japanese action,
the Teko government will notify Washington of any cone
GERMANS GER ms ENTER GHENT uNMoLEsTED.
LONDON, England Aug. 22-Gerrnan forces in the nor
then part Of Belgium moving rapidly towards the APP
pareny meeting with little Opposition It is believed the
mans will attack the Belgian army of 100000 Ant
The Gerfais made a substantial gain yesterday An
army of $4,000 marched through Brussels and, following
the line Of the railroad captured Aos about fifteen miles dis
road and now occupy Ghen about ten miles west of Wet
tern Client city Of about 100000 inhabitants It the
main line of railway to Ostend which believed to be the Ger
man S objective.
The Ostend correspondent Of the London Daily Mail tee
graphed yesterday that the Germans overrunng north
Belgium and were then believed to be within striking dis
of Ostend The city Of Oend has population Of about
10000 and situated the coast about fifty miles west
of Client 81 . .~
dispatch from Ostend to the London Daily Express
states that German Uhans have been at Waterloo
Proposals that rich people throughout Belgium
ample in economy by eschewng all Injuries has started dis
cussion and brought forth protests that such action would
bring ruin upon the people supplying them.
ITALY MOBMIZING ARMY
PARIS France Aug. 21--A dispatch Struggled from
Rome to Eclar says Italy has decided upon general mob
cation of her army Through the source authentic
information that the office at Rome WILL within few
days. Issue proclamation defining the governments position
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Charles b. Wilson filed his nominal
ton for sheriff this morning. his petit
ton bearing an exceptionally strong
array OF businessmen's signatures.
George G. Guild, who has been urg-
ed by many friends to become a can.
didate for supervisor, will not run. &C
cording to definite announcement he
has made. He says that his business
holds him so closely that he cannot
give the. time to public affairs that
an elected official should Mr. Guilds
decision has been received with much
r<gret as 1t was felt his presence on
the ticket would strengthen II and
that he would make very capable
and progressive supervisor.
What Is scheduled to be a meeting
of the third. fourth and fifth pre-.
cincts, fourth district. on Monday
night is developing into general Re-
publican rally The rally will be held
at Punahou and Wilder avenues be.
ginning at 1880 o'clock and it was
announced this morning that w. R.
Castle will preside. All Republican
candidates except those for delegate
are invited to attend and speak A. H.
Tarleton, Norman Watkins and VIII.
liam Thompson constitute the com.
mittee in charge.
The Republican scene of action on
Oahu will shift down-country tonight.
A big G. o. p. rally is to be held at
Haleiwa Hotel beginning at 1880
o'clock with Judge A. S. Mahaulu, the
welLknown Republican worker, as
chairman. Delegateship politics will
be tabu, according to announcement.
Tomorrow the following meetings are
to be held: Hauula, ten o'clock: Pu-
naluu, noon: Kahana. two o'clock;
Libbyville, Robert Eaipa Parker's
residence, four O'Clock; Kaneohe,
store, William Henry presiding, six
o'clock.
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POLITICAL NOTES

Charles B. Wilson filed his nominal
ton for sheriff this morning. HIS petit
ton bearing an exceptionally strong
array OF businessmen's signatures.
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ERMAN NAVY AT KIAOCHAU.
Especial Cable to Hawaii Shinp

Especial Cable Hawaii ShlnpO.J !.
TOXIC Japan Aug. 21-According to the reports made
by the Japanese navy department the German naval force
now at Kaochan consists of cruiser three gnboats
two torpedo boat destroyers.
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1t is possible that Ambassador Rex may be able to
catch the Pacific Mail liner China which leaves Yokohama to
tlay This woud bring him TO Honolulu on Seutember L.
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Especial Cable to Hawaii Shinpo.)


TOXIC, August 21.-Ambassador Rex, the German
representative here will leave Toxic tomorrow thus breaking
off diplomatic relations the of the time limit of the
Japanese ultmatum The ambassador will leave Yokohama
the first liner having planned to return to Germany via
Honolulu and San Francisco.