davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24
Sra Uoroe.

Zen nurife Narine. Stortinget
teotog Den 3bie gpril med 70 Stem.
,ner MOB AS of iorlPnge Sieneltetl'
ben for IarnepIietige / Marinen ira
6 til ~ Waaneoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24
Saptein Or. Tilcbner. Trc

&aptein Or. Silcbner. Sra ari-
itiania meobeleS Sen 2ben Ipril:
Or. SiIcbner bar ioae bopt en- len.
gere 8onference meb HoaIo gminb.
len % bans 9ontraft for "Sram"-
Srroen er unoerifreoet. OF. SiIcb-
ner fslger meo iom Topoeraf %
% C%ceanoerai. Men ban fonmcr
ogiaa Iigeiom alle De andre Meo.
Iemner al grpeoitionen - til at
oeItage / alt forefaIbenoe Irbeioe
omborb. s Gftermiooaf refer
Silcbner tiIbage til Spiflano, bpor
ban ifaI uobonne iig iom Sinner.
- "Spis ieg life breffer Naffen,"
flyer ban, "fomner ieg tilboee til
Norge ON en- Woaneos 9ib % rei-
Ter oa ianbIpnliopis til BERGEN for at
ubbanne mig iom Sceanogrof."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24
Miot Surifcfiife. Sra MaIeiuno

Mist Surifcfiife. Sra @aleiuno
meboeles Sen 4be Ipril. Sorifefi-
ifet her paa Ssnomsr bar ioar be-
ret uieopanlig beloie. Set opfiffeoe
apantam til Oaqs Cato operltiser
bette Mors 2ofotfiife. Gette er al.
brio bpnot for. Set opfiifeoe apan.
tllm err III Willion. %omsoals
Mmt har ct iamlet &panfum paa
III Willioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24
~ Settle on 80 Wano.

~ Seite % 80 Wanb. @auitnIte-
men / go er MT iisIee "Srcn1ifriot"
onfommet til fin StonhpIdbs pes 9s
Strife. Zen err ooer s Mtcter lang
oa peier melIem 5 og 6 Cons; ocn
er fllnben / Inbreas Sperbes Sfoa.
Get fog 3 Gage at faa ben neo til
farbor @ei, berfra fiertes oen meo
6 Seite no S~opebpeien til gpie o.
berfra meb ~ Seite oe 80 Mano BIZ
bere op Norobeiorbet, inbtil maj,
fom til en- brat @dffe. Wan ienbte
ia @,,b til set ianllebe Serreositure
% BAD ON SirIp, bpilfcn piIIi0 bIcp
poet. 90 meb 12 Seite og 80 WanbS
Sinlp tit be ioa cnoelig -tenen op
@affen % til 9irfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24

Spi Mlber. gn al 2itre @aus.
bals 9lblte WGno, Ole 8ltttormien
@erget, beoe forleben Gag, 941a
Mar aammel. Otter eft Sab for ca.
10 Iar iiocn bar ban bolbt Sengen.
Spn oa Ssriel bar ppret Bra inotil
for ct baIpt Iar iioer, pg liac til oct
iibite bar ban ppret aarbsflar. San
efterlaoer Tia 3 Barn, 10 @arnebarn
GA IA garnebarnsbarn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24

0~soSfalb. Sfibsreber Sbomos
gnps / Saugeiuno er bsb 70 aar
qammel. San par en- al @pens melt
fienbte SfibsreSere og brep FRA gp'
ems ierite Gage / mango Iar Siloe.
forretninger poa Worolano. San
bar ppret Sormano / Sismanbsfor.
eningen.
= EonoIp9e Dngpor 2unbe er
afgaaet peo 0sben pau Sreorifsbolo,
AZ @ar aamneI. EanoIpge 2unoe
bar ierIig fienbt iom Ell interesieret
% bpetie Sanqer, iom pea @rltno
al fit ipmpatbiife @pien bopoe pun.
BET fig mango @enner pe0 en- H9ffe
SangerfeIter 2nnoet oper.
= Gn al Sreorifsperns pIoite
gorgere Sprpogter g. q. Sorserier
err bsb SO @ar gammel. San bar
ferIt ltnberofiicer / Morinen % Der.
efter / Ell lang Iarrpffe Sprpogter
paa Sbreitob 6pr pna SGoeren. :
De Ienere aar bar ban boet / Gre
brifspprn, bpor Den eIifn9rbige
gamle Mano ne0 allies Igtelie.
= Sbp. 2ensm. gbo. 2iitoo pan
Sage / 8ilbbranosbnlen ofgif for.
Ieben peo Gsoen. Weo BAN or en-
fienot og aibolot TerlonIigheb Bit
borte / @aoge. San bar 2ensmanN
/ Gaage giennem en- lang adrrPffe,
% ban bopoe bare Tenner / gpgoen,
&c ban por uolrninbelig mil og
biplpiom. Mangen Sang leo ban
heller ~perionlige Cab, emo ban bri,g.
te Strengbeo mos Solf, iom lat oon.
ifelig / oct. 6or en- IS @ar iioer
too ban Iiifeo iom Sensmaub. San
bar ifrontet en- Iib, % Gcben fom
iom en- goo Gen,
= Spiinocrcn gss'emoger 6io.
ielan6 err nplig afgaaet neo Gsoer
paa Sositpeit / Suelano, 40 aar 81.
gesiemoeer IioieIanoS Napn oil
bore fienot al manee, iprlig fanifc
i Sfutterfre6ie. San arbe:beoe Tor
enoel Ior tilboge meset meo aon'
itruftionen al Ell mt 8eo9r, Der lfltl.
oe opereaa arag.Ssrsenien / Here
Senieenoer; al en- eller anoer Gruno
iif ban imioIertiS life lin SpiinbeIi2
Irem. 8 be Ierere aar oreu ban
= :
meb aonitruftionen al en- automatilt
EiitoI til 4%iIesning af @rmeens nu'
pprenoe forplbeoe @epolper.
sSru 5hora 'Siricb err oso e'ter
fort Sios Spaoom. Tru Sirich bar
/ mango aar pirfet Tom Sererinoe
9psning oq Stemmebehanoltng
Gaa bette Smraaoe eiei bun en- betp'
oelig Snoiiet, % Ell bel RRffe al
sc beoite ieniife aunitnere bar
hos benoe foaet lin fsrite llboanneI'
ie. @ange oiientIie optr9benbe Ia'
lere bar ogiaa / aarenes 2eb isgi
benoes @eilebnin5. naor De bolot pao
at sbeIpgge fine Stemmer ueo Ieil'
agtie grug. geo fin gI~ifoPrbiaben
ponot 7ru Siricb ollie fine GleperE
SengipenbeS. Gru Siricb bar gift
meo fbo. 9irefter Siricb peo Sano'
lrlissheiifolen.
- artiIlerifaptein y. 8. Sproer
er aisaaet oeo Gsoen paa Rineerite
80 gar snmmel. Neo bam er er
-; R;,oor;fas frrit;ofto or;o;rofo;,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24
N%mraielifabet breoer iig. IuraIel

Wardlelitubet bfeber Ng. TUruTel'
ifobet bar MI, efter bpao "Ssnomp."
%erfarer, ioaet b%aanogipet nPitcn alt
Of Sengaarbene / Ssiiorben, ca.
1000 Waal Snbmarf, bporaf meget
er oprfet, og aft meeet pelififfet til
@pbebpggelie. Get tegner oa til, at
man her bill iaa ct npt fort 5abrif.
centrum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24
Teitipitetslpfale for Stauanacr.

Sei.ipitetslOfale for Stapanscr.
Sra Stapanger meooeles ben Ste
gpril. S~tapanser Sanoefsforenins
beilutteoe paa @eneraIforiamIma
9srbag at tisbe Stapanser 9lubiel.
ffabs Gicnbom peo Gomfirfen for
10000 SIR. gaa Sonlten nstes Der
opisrt en- ny @psmius meo Gor-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24
Get itpre Ypittnucri. Fro Sene.

~C NuTt E~utiHuCIl. lSTu SbIIe'
los mebbeIes Den 4oe Mpril. @eb
Sorbsrct / G~ftermi0oeg tiIitob Toit.
osiiitent @uIIifSrio noerIiaere 3
@repbrltb o. Spperier. iaa BALLET III
er fontnct op / 80. 9e 3 npe Sppe.
rier girIoer TO ToitiorienoeIier al
0iterotur - Sigrio ltnoicts Sen.
nm" ira bet Sib @uIIif8rrh uar an.
lat / Norolano, og Sncob 9. @hlIIs
"2ps Sem; besuben ct 9anfobrep
poa 80 Ser, ienbt peo en- Mfisioritoo.
cIie fra Sole Toitnabneri til Ssne.
Jos.
- Scneios Sen Ste IpriI. timber
Sorheret oper @uIIifSrilo / Otter.
mibbag uotolte Si9teoe Gnife ON
at Iette lin Sampittigbeo oeo Silitoa.
elie al npe Spperier. San meooelte
berpaa, of ban | Sftober eIIer SO.
rembcr 1913 bapbc britot ct aInin.
belig 9rep, abresieret til llbrnaeer
Sopbe. s @repet innot ban 3 Ser.
Ter. 9isic Terler ioIate han til en-
8,,Ibimeb / ariitionin, bpor ban
nopngop iig Tom 70. g. 8rpiIi",
GoreSie Sencios. Too famine Sio
bopbe ban bemegtiget iig en- sGifc,
hpori ban fanot en- @uloring meo
Gogitoperne g. g. g.. Hingen ieno.
te ban fsrit til Ell @uIbimeo i Sri.
~Itiania, Iom life oiIbe hape SEN. Saa
breo ban Sen iItpffer og ienote Den
Iamnen meb Terlerne iii Den anben
@uloimeb, iom for bcgge Gele be-
taIte SO ar. elsie Ten9e bIep icnbt
i Toitannisnina til g. 6. @rptli.
Sernleo ifnIoe @fbereIien al Sigteoe
rpre tilenbe. Eoa Soreipsrsiel al
Iominiitrator pm han bapbe mere at
befienbe, ubtaIte ban, at ban life
erinbret at baoe giort fig ifploig /
flere itrafbare Sorbolb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24
Gn literrr SielocnheS ioIates

S~isbenbaon forleoen paa guftionen
oper @reoinoe G~ant3nlis gsger. Set
bar S;biens "ssru SINGER iii Eitroat",
&riitionio 1857. 9ette SSbiens ire.
Die Sfuelpil bIep oprinoelig trnft /
"SSnuitreret R%pbeosblab~, Humrene
for Site Wfai iii 23oe gi,guit 1857,
men gIooets gogtrpffer 8. s. Gen.
fen tog az Sotien Ell Ear bunoreoe
SGrtrpf, iom ban ioIgte Tor egen
Regning. og iaoIeoes fremfom Ori.
ginaIuoaooen al "6ru Singer. ems.
Dag bite oenne lille anielise gog iiJ
for isrite Sang / mango Ior paa
gogmnrfeoei Gremplaret, Tom anita.
gelig bar itoaet pau "RcienpoIo" /
ole oe 81 aar, ser err iorIsbet iioen
l~lbqipelien. nar tint og rent. Soerfen
Nntifoorerne eller bore 9ogiamlere
bar BOG pitt baot nogen rietig Sore.
ltilling ON, hoor iieIoen 9ogen er,
tbi ben blep fisbt for IL SIR, ifrioer
"Eolitifen".
9posialo. Gen befienbte Sippo.
log e. gnGerien, WunfeoaI. iom Oh.
brptte6e Sen fsrite bersmte Dtunfe.
oal.0inglt, Der er Stomio6er til set
itore SsIertaI al Dc ruoprenoe ipoife
Singite. or iislge "Sfano. q. Gto."
aiaoaet peo 9soen / en- aloer al 70
2lar.
Otter ct aors 5i6s SpaqeIi1.
beb, men fun en- llgeS Spqoom er
Slotsgortner Glt3bol3, grabetrolIe.
borg, osb, 81 Iar gamuieI. Otter
llobannelie bI a. / Hoienbora Slots.
baoe og / england og SfotIdno ooer.
tog ben aiosoe / 1880 SIotsqartrer.
Stillingen paa grabetroaeborg. San
par Ell / 8artrerfreoie 9an6et ouer
fieubt OF b%sitifattet Wano, ser 81. a:
bar ppret Soregangsmouo /
Tnnmarf meo "5Gppebebe" letter
engelIf Wsniter). Iigeiom bans Ort.
ioeer oar bersmte. gn Rpngoe Gle.
per err / Iorencs Sob uobanneoe iii
opgtige @artnere uroer bans fonoi.
&c @eileorirg.
Gienoomsials. Warimis Hub9f
/ Solitebro bar ioIgt Sooeogaaroen
Sanobierg Sopgaaro til Sopbus
4ruoien, Woos gpeiooI og Chr. BE.
terien. ollie az Solitebro for 1885,
900 ar. geiRtningen meoisIger.
Vroprietpr 9. 81. Boulien bar
iolst gienoommen Rolles @sae oeo
2~unoerifop III ibo. Vroprietpr q. :.
0ieIien al 2~unoerifoo for liz. 800
aroner.
- alsbman6 ariitenien al Hsrre
&onsersleo bar iislse ~HorSipu.
tisbt "Stenisgauro" / Rerre Son.
aerslep for t32, 900 Rr. areaIet er
POO Sbr. 9anb, oerai 100 Cor. eng.
gei9tning % GuIsrebitaber meSisl.
ger.
- Gen Sabrisant g.. apbIers
.0sosbo ~tiIbsrenoe gienoom sribe.
ben pr. Ssrsbolm, areal co. 10
5or. 2ano. al Sorttorn CO. IS Chr,
err meS gei9tnins o. Snpentar ioIgt
I'll Yroi. Grits Seop for $4,000 Rr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24

Iinbeiteme oper DC Mpnb fra peb-
fommenbe @pgber, iom oeltog / Sri.
Gen 1s07-1St4 bill bl. q. bliue reiit
Soianger, Srie, apinrberreo, So
raIbis, Sonbal, ainierpif ! Ssnore
@ersenbus % / @if, Sognoal, aar'
bal. 2eifonger pg GID Worofiorbcio)
i Norore @ergenbis gmt. Minoe'
itenene ifaI paa ollie De nGpnte Ste
Ser ofileres BEN 17be Mai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24

Sa. % SSm, Brett % SlOffer.
Sra Sanoeiiorb meboeles BEN zoe
Ipril. SefretGr / Norife Stuoen'
tiers friitelige Sorbiino Gano. teol.
Smibt er at giifopen beififfet ION
aloffer / Sanbeiioro. bpor hans 6ar
er S%oenepreit. Ganbibat Smiot bar
~tcologiif Gramen meb 9auo og er
en- bpgtig % meget aibolot una
Manb./ San tiltrpber i'm Bolt ON
ire Maaneoer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-09
M. S. KIM AGAIN IN
llMElIGHT; MAKES
PLEA FOR A PARDON

Before Governor Pinkham is TIE pc
tition for pardon of N. S. Kim, a Ko-
rean who has modestly and -candidly
figured in several small get-rich quick
schemes, and who is now in the terri.
torial prison, sentenced to serve u year
as result of his schemes and his eff
forts in trying to carry them out.
The petition was sent to the state
department by Kim himself and was re-
ferred to Governor Pinkham. The gov
ernor has informed the Washington au-
thorities of the facts of the case, but
he does not state whether he will recon-
mend the Koreans pardon.
Kim pleaded guilty to several
charges against him and was given a
sentence of one year with the under
standing that when his term expired
he was to leave the country and not
return. He was sentenced June 13 of
this year. .s@
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-09
ARMSTRONG MAKING HARD
FIGHT, SAYS COAST PAPER

An interesting point in information.
al law will be raised in the extradition
of William P. Armstrong. in jail in
San Francisco, and wanted in the Ter
ritory of Hawaii for embeZzlement
Smith is accused of confiscating three
$1,000 bonds belonging to Honolulu
lodge, No. 500, Loyal Order of Moose,
says the Sacramento (Cal9 Union OF
July 26. The bonds were of the Olaa
Sugar Company. ~.
Armstrong win fight the requisition
of the territorial agent of Hawaii. re.
ceived by the governor yesterday, al
leging that the constitution of the Uni
ted States provides only for the ex.
tradition of prisoners between states
and nations, emitting territories. Con-
gress, in recent legislation, has includ.
ed territories in matters of extradi-
ton, but Armstrong claims the or
ganic law will prevail.
Should such a condition prevail Ha
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-09

A dry cow-hide with tail. purioin-
ed from under a house at Hilo Il
wears ago has resulted in the president
of the United States, the secretary OF
state and the governor Of Hawaii be-
ing put on the defensive. While the
man who demands the return OF bis
cow-hide with the tail on 1t does not
accuse President Wilson, or Secretary
Bryan or Governor Pinkham Of steal
ing il, he does take the position that
as this is a paternal sort CT govern
ment, these officials should be obliged
to turn up the cow-hide for him, be-
ing at the head Of public affairs.
The cow-hide with the tail was miss
ed one morning-iust IA years ago
and after thinking 1t over for little
more than a decade, the owner de-
cided to call upon the president Of the
United States to either return the
hide or pay him damages for its loss.
So he wrote to President Wilson. He
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-09
Lost Cow Hide--And TGLH
Years Ago; Demands Reparation

explained how the hide was under the
house when he went TO bed one night,
and how il was gone when he got up
next morning He felt the loss doubly
acute because the hide had a tail on
=ft. ~ =
President Wilson is presumed to
have read the letter. In the course
OF time IT drifted to the state depart
ment and from there to Governor
Pinkham. 1t is before him now. What
is he going to do about It?
Quite often letters somewhat SIM
liar reach the governor. Occasion
ally they have been originally address
ed to the president and then forward
ed to the governor. He has one other
such letter now. II is addressed to
the president. and complains that
there are too many school books re-
CURED here and too many changes in
the books used. There is a personal
appeal in the letter to stop this as
serted extra expense.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-09

s ease of kidnapping. the~first of its
kind to come to light in several years.
may be called to the attention of the
federal authorities. Assistant Dis
trict Attorney ]. w. Thompson may
be asked to issue a warrant for the
detention of the offending parties. The
clerks and officials in the federal
building are up in arms because
The federal mascot, a timid young
cat, still in her teens, has been stolen;
kidnapped, it is believed.
The discovery was made this morn
ing. Suspicious became aroused when
she did not appear at the usual time
for her breakfast of sardines and
timed milk A hasty search of every
nook and Granny of the federal build
ing failed to reveal her whereabouts.
She was not in the stenographer's Of
flee; Marshal Harry Holt confessed
he had not seen her since yesterday
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-09
PROMOTERS CANCEL :.
WORK ON CARNIVAL

Acting in accordance with a reso-
luton submitted by the board OF d.
reet6rs of the Mid-Pacific Carnival
presented and adopted at q meeting
yesterday afternoon, the members Of
the committee voted to return to the
various bidders their tenders for
printing the 1915 Carnival posters,
mailing cards, postal cards and stick.
ers. The resolution was based on
action taken by the carnival directors
TO the effect that celebration plans
cease Indefinitely in view Of the pre-.
sent unsettled condition in Europe.
One and all. the promotionists ex-
pressed their dismay at the action of
the carnival directors. 1t was the
concensus of opinion of the members
of the committee that now, If ever,
the carnival project should be put
through and not allowed to lag. 1t
was argued that the travelling public
Of the United States, unable to go to-
Europe for the summer, could be in
duced to come to Hawaii in larger
numbers than ever before.
IF our country does not become in
yolved in this war the Promotion Com.
mittee favors going on with the plans
already so well begun" stated Chair
man Emil A. Berndt. Caution is
commendable, but with the extreme
of the United States being
drawn into this fight or being direct.
ly or indirectly implicated the Promo
ton Committee is a unit in favor Of
proceeding. We must have our Car.
nival"
Following the reading of the reso-
luton Secretary H. p. Wood was au:
thorizedE to communicate with the
Carnival directors and inform them
that 1t is with extreme regret that
the promotionists accede to their re-
quest, and that all efforts will be dis.
continued.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-09
BANDMASTER cARVALH0
PERSISTENT IN APPEAL
TO COUNTY FOR FUNDS

Especial Star-BuIletin Correspondence
HILO, Aug. 7.-Bandmaster Carval-
no betrays fine and admirable per-
sistence. Though the supervisors
firmly refused his appeals month at.
ter month for the old encomium for
the HiIo band, and finally cut off the
music appropriation entirely last
month, the payments to cease after
August /, the band is still practicing
and the question of its payment is
again before the board A petition
signed by at least 109 citizens and
taxpayers" is before the board this
month, asking that the county income
heretofore enjoyed by the musicians
be restored to them. The petition was
referred to the finance committee.
What the band will get remains to be
seen. ~ ..-s. ......
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-09
TWO CIRCUIT
BENCHRLACE S
FINALLY FILLED
Ashford and Edidgs Confirmed
by the Senate Late :
Yesterday
"wAsHiNeTeNito. c.. Aug. T..
Ashford and EdinB is confirmed this
evening" Il
ALBERT. "

The aboveI cable message was re,
ceired by the Star-Bulletin late YES.
terday afternoon and the news at once
communicated, to Attorneys Clarence
w. Ashford and w S. Edings, who
by action of the senate confirming
their nominations are elevated TO the
territorial circuit bench.
Judge Edings said that he may re-
ceive a cablegram from the attorney.
general directing him to take the oath
of office before the supreme court and
assume the Maui judgeship at once,
even though his commission has not
yet arrived. This is probable throug
the precedent of recent supreme bench
appointments.
Judge Edings succeeds Judge Shell
don B. Kingsbury and Judge Ashford
succeeds to the vacancy left by Judge
Henry E. Cooper who quit office at the
end of his term That is the first
of the first circuit, Oahu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-09
MARKET
MORE ACTIVE
Than in YEARS
Heavy Trading and Steady
Rise Are Features of Ses-
sion of This Morning

Stocks are having a tremendous
boom, compared with any time FOR
some years past. With total sales OF
2425 shares Olaa went from 4 TO $50
between boards, but declined to APE
on the board McBryde went from 4
to ) with sales Ct 500 shares all in
recess. Oahu had aggregate sales of
$50 shares, the price going from II
to 1875. Hawaiian Commercial had
next heaviest run with 425 shares,
going from IS yesterday to 1895 at
close to-day. Paia gained 80 points.
Pioneer ) points. and Honokaa pa.
Waialua registered gain of Is points
over yesterday and Eva points.
Olaa between boards opened at yes
terday's quotation of 4, at which 1925
shares were sold II brought II ad
vance for AS shares and went to $50
for 315 shares On the board AS
shares sold at the advance, but on
thesBpard $50 shares sold down Il and
Is shares u less. Blocks ranged all
the,way from 5 to 325 shares
McBryde started in recess with an
advance of u point to 450 for 200
shares, gained Il for = shares and
closed at 5 for 552 shares. blocks
ranging from z to 100 shares.
Oahu opened steady at II for 1S5
shares between boards, gained Il for
$50 shares, the same for 20 and went
to 1875 for 80 shares. Then on the
board it advanced successfully to 10.
1880 and 1875 for 10. 100 and l.
shares respectively, blocks being from
10 10 100 shares in size e.
Waialua went from 20 yesterday to
so for Is shares in recess. and IS for
80 shares. Onomea opened at n point
advance in sales Of 100 shares re-
ported. and gained n point more for
so shares. Hawaiian Commercial in
recess opened with a gain of ~
points in sales OF 125 shares at 1917,
gained u for 125 shares more, anoth.
er u for 80 shares and went to 30h
for IS shares. On the board it open
ed at 80 for 10 shares, gained another
point for 10 and closed at 33k for 1
so shares. ...
Eva opened in recess at 20k for 80
shares, gained v for Is shares and
the same for 45 shares. On the board
It went to "a for shares, or points !,
over yesterday. Paia made a jump
Of 30 points In gale of 10 shares at |
LIS in recess. Honokaa went to for
IS shares on the board, and Pioneer
10 % for Is shares. /
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-09
KIDNAPPING CASE BROUGHT TO
ATTENTION OF u. s. ATTORNEY

afternoon Bailiff Sidney Smith
doesn't know where she is.
The mascot was a much-loved pet,
and had grown sleek and fat under the
care of the janitors. Every employe
in the federal building has Joined in
the search, and everyone is threaten
ing dire vengeance on the person or
persons-if any-who have made away
with the feline.
Only one light thus far has been
thrown en- the mystery, which may
serve to clear it up and insure the
cats safe return. That is, that the
mascot. learning that the court has
suspended business until Monday
morning, has taken advantage of the
opportunity and has gone visiting.
Action, therefore, has been post
poned until Monday. In the interim,
cat-hunting will be favorite pastime
around the federal building.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-09

The Federal Telegraph Company to-
day issued the following notice: -
by special permission of Secretary
Daniels the Federal Telegraph Com
pany is permitted to accept code and
cipher messages to the United States
and Canada Same are, however, SUBJ
ject to government censorship. Fol-
lowing is Secretary Daniels message:
"Commandant Honolulu instruc-
ted that restrictions as to code ra-
diagrams apply to radio communi- -
cation with ship and shore stations
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-09
ANOTHER RECORD WITH
P0UlSEN WIRELESS

What is said to be another wireless
record was established this morning
by the Poulsen equipment on the
cruiser West Virginia The cruiser
reported her position to the Federal
Wireless station here at IL: 80 O'Clock
this morning. Honolulu time, the
vessel being at latitude 1929 north
and longitude 1875 west, 1890 miles
from this port. Smooth seas and clear
weather are reported. This distance
is said to constitute a new wireless
record under the circumstances.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-09
China CALLSON j. 5. To AID
NPRESERVING PEACE in EAST
Especial cable to the Nippu Jill


capital to the effect that President
Republic converted into actual
conflict through between the German forces at En
detachmens stationed Chi
through Dr. Paul Samuel Re-
mia tend to East
the appeal by the
the Washington D. c.
should be reinforced at this critical moment
circles how the United
contempIstes treating appeal especially President Wilson
has Amer neutrality.
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