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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
l%tnerwartcter Griula.

AIM Der hinteren Ylattiorm OeS
StraBenbahmagens itanb Gin fIeincr
Serr eingefeilt III orangpou iiirtltcr.
liber enge:. ploslif fam linn cilt. mic
er oaflte, por5iialid,er -Ginfall.
gr panotc iif an ieinen biinenhai-
ten Hafbar init Der iSraae: ,Sit cs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

Jam. CAB fortnGbrcnb @ornunasiia.
male nit Der Suppe, belt alle sebn
Shritte an, bomit Die SitBgunger
iiber Den Sobrneg seben fonnten unp
ariiBte ieoen GoIi5ijtcn nit nitsac.
Iltdrter Soflid,feit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

Mit befonocrcm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Scirer
Seilieteit Gapit Bins oes 9e6uter alisgeiiattet.
lenfeIl mir bic sluimeriiauiei ocs fdtboliifen
9nblifuniS nuf cir bo6it Seii9entIbeS Erudbis
uerf. beipnoer5 iebt. no uuf Dem 8ebicte Der
CScini1ic 10 picIc slneriiie aui uuiere Stride
~opridhtct iuFrOcu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Ter betrnnfenc Ghanfienr.

o8ar Der gngeflagte tbatiG6lif)
betrunfcn, ais lie i'm perbaiteten?"
fragte Der Hid)ter ben Tuli5iitcn, Der
oils alGgcr gegen cincn Chauffeur
alIftrot.
.Gller Gbren, idl BIN oappn feit
iiber5euat, benn er fltbr gon5 lang.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
" Y "
Sic 8lGicr.

Gin Sdltger fam Sl einem Sptifer.
I'M einen 3rpider 5lt f%oufen; er pro-
bicrtc mebrerc Irten, ober feline Idyielr
iiir ieinc 9toie geeignet.
Sic iiuo mobl nidlt oil 9lGler ge-
mobnt2"
% io," c%lltgegncte Der Sdnger,
yaber nid,t 10 bod oben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Gin nnaliiflidles @ei6.

Sic: Saul, oas tbilt meb! SD
meiB cs ia, ih ieb' cs ia, Dab Oh mid
uif)t mebr liebitl"
Gr: n9lber, liebe Srait, iol id) Dir
benn nod ofterS mcine 2iebe ifpo.
REM"
Sic Gfluf5cno): ,IeirL ncin.
id, glarb' cs nidtl Cine Sralt nit
einem 10 olten Sut famnit On ia gar
tid)t liebeni"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

Sdlma der Gemeis.

81: Sic fontcn mir glalben,
Snn0e bahen ebeniuuiel &critano mie
Meuiden."
g: ,@ieio?"
o.: sd babe meilen Ebplar nell.
lid, nit III Die 8eneinoerutbSiisui
genommen uIlo ba bot er pdbrelto Ser
gau6en Sitlung gelflofen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

Gtngeaanaen.

sd babe eincn galt5 ltnglailblih
lfarf entpidelten @eboriinn. Stellen
Sic iid MIR Dor. ib fam Sbre ltbr
ttfen boren, obgleih Sic 5pei Meter
bon mir entfernt iisen."
n0us lit mirflih ungepobnlid.
Weine llbr lit ief,S Straben eutfernt,
ih babe lie %poreeitern periest."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Mir uoer Wih!

Sergeant Srtllhoic geht nit einem
Gtnidbrigen ieiter aompagnie ipo-
~8icren. 0u begegnet linn elm 'Serr,
sr Den Sitt 3ltrt 8ruBe liiftet.
S%ergeont: sat Der mir ees
griiBt?"
@iniabrieer (forrigiert): Midi"
Sergeant: so, Sbnen."
@inidbriger: ,9tein, Sie!"
Sergeant: nglio bat er bod mir
gegriiBt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
ainoiid,.

SABA gum Jrisl, ais linn Ionu
elm Stiid 8efliisel ani oen SeQer
legte): .Sa, mariim iBt on oenn bcll
8ansbraten niht?"
.Sa, DIANA bat mir geraoe ein
Stiid bon benz gegeben, no bic Guns
auibort!"- 8udfaiten." >l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
0erid)ieoenc NnffaIuna.

81: .@eiBt on, alter Srnge, es
mar ia gail5 ihon od oben I'M Nor
oen-aber 10 cine orftiihc 9tad)t bon
100 Sagen mohte ih oo6 rid)t mic
Der mitmaden. 0ieie NuaI fannit
or Dir gar nift noritelen."
g: raber mas fir ein 9ergniigen
miiB es iein, BORT einen @ldubiacr ST.
iogen: aommen Sic morgen iriib.
9erebrteiter!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Grfannter 3eruf.

Ntlitter: vSenfe Dir islir: unier
fleiner Woris lit bie Sreppe binlrt.
tereeitiirSt uno bat iid1 niht perlest."
Batter: Ser S,tnee muB 8eihdfts-
reiietber mer0eul"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Sin Sch.

Sic bebaupten. Sic icien Elm
Woping Ytctitre.Selo?"
.Sos bin id audi. Sd mus mel.
ner 6ral 5uliebe ieoen 9lbello nit
geben III Die Wopiug YictlreS."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Nnd, cine Spaif.
ltnfeblbar.

Erofeiior Cbei ser arunfcnpilite 81
leincm Ailiitenteln: .@eld)c Iiag.
mole babe if bel bieien &ronfen ge.
itellt?"
Niiiltcut: Ser Nerr ErofeiIor
mtinterl, OoS mobriheinlidl anodleu.
Iplitter ms 6cbtru %geOruugen
Ieicnl"
Trofeiior: o@nrum lagen Sic
pabrit]einlidy? Werfeu Sic lid, ein
mir alemal, Serr aollegc, nelul id)
cine 0iagnoic ltellc, 10 lit lie ME
mnbriteirlid),l"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
@eiGbrlidlcr &atb.

Iopofat (5u ieinem alieuten):
rOtein lieber Srerne, eS lit bod flar.
Sbr &ipule mil Ssfren Sano III Die
Iiigen itreueu. S5dj Irotbe Soften ba-
her. Inn gegeniiber Die aligcn oifcn
Su 6~alten,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
ainSlidlc gntmurt.

Sdpubmann (5unt fleinen OtGb.
f}elt, oos iih i'll Der Staot perloren
bait: Y9tun lag inns bod nal, alei.
ne, no mobnit Iu oenn?"
yget Der Wutterll"
r0o mobnt oenn ole 0tiitter?"
y9eim 8oter."
limb per 8uter?"
Ileines WGofen: gu Sa,lie!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
@cluobntc Nnsreoe.

YSaben Sic pielleid,t cine sSiini.
Sent. Gigarre?"
rNein," entgeguete Ser 9lpotbefer.
oaber mir bnbeu cine Gigorre. Die ae-
.raoe 10 gut lit: uniere 3ebn.Gcut.Gi,
garre."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Ter fleine Shlanfupf.

Se6rer: .Hobert, neuitc mir Jest
). 9. eii,elr groben Mam aus Der
altelt @cid)ifte."
Shitler; Ser Gieie @oliatb.."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
- ~ -
Sm Giicr.

Solbut: SEER Sdiiptmann, ih
bite I'M orei Gage llrlaubl"
Smiptmonn: n@o5u2"
Soloot: nWeine @roBta,tte liegt
i'm Sterben."
Saliptmann: yWteinet1pseeu, aber
oas iage if Sbnen, menm Die Site in
orei Sagen niht tobt lit, fliegen Sic
in g(rreitl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
@ipiel otr SeriD6nmna.

p9tuiL SEER Sltber. baben Sic lid
nrm oof) nit Dem alten Serrn Wiil-
Ter mieoer periobut2"
ga, unO niht BLOB periobnt, iolt-
bern nlldl nod neutrality-suspicious."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Mnf Der &%leinbabm.

Talidgler: nSa, marlm I1brt Dem
Der 3ug belte gar 10 miierobel2 lin
Die 8ltrpen getraut er lid, faIt gar
niftl"
Sdaffner: .gh, mein @uteiter,
mir baben ll6mlid) I'M SepGdmogen
5ebn &orbe-Gier!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

Shnen lttdlllenehn1, lteben etnent
Slatternfruufcn 81 itehen?"
n9teln, mir mrud,t 0as gar lttt,t@
ans. nbcr Die anbercn Nnliuaicrc ho'
ben bos piclcidt nid)t germ" podtc
Den aleiucn am arogcn mo mari i'm
ilber Dos Sdlutbled, ultf Die StraBc.
Y u -
Nndl cine &psif.
PHI. iett bite lllcr id)pn Spet
Sabre hunbert Mtarf idulbi9. @auit
luiritc etblid) beSablen?"
o@o2 frogitc? Bin id) Il Eros
pbct?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
gns Der Shnle.

2ebrer: .Sm miepielten 2ebens-
iabre itarb 5rieorif Der @roBe?"
Shiiler: ,Su gar feinem 2ebens-
jahre. neil es gepeien lit iein CODES.
iahr, als er ~eeitorber lit"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Gin Sprad1enfenner.

.Sinbet berte slbenb Die ateefiir,
bi9tc aonferenS itatt2" frig eiu
6remoer in eincm 6otel ben 3ellner.
rg)es," entsegnete bieier.
oSb, Sic iprefen ensliih?"
Out"
r9luh fran5oiii1?"
uSa."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
SinoermnnO

2ebrerin: Gas 8ort Gibam be-
oeiitet Shpiegeriobu, iii aher Der.
altet luto miro nitt mebr eebraltd,t.
aarI, bilbe mir nal einen Sos, in
Dem oieies @urt porfommt."
anrl lSohn elt1es 8ninpirthesl:
raellner, bringen Sic mir cine Yor.
tton Shmiegeriobn-aGic!."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Sic @prprIinns.

Came (jll einent !Serrr. Der ihr
ben Sol. mad,t): o@enu Sic heira.
then. miiiien Sic aber Oas Haufcn
ulifaeben.4
Sd"
~llnb bos Srinfen lnb aeseIn."
.audl oos."
~@iirocr Sic aus cigenem antrieb
nod etpos ai,fge6en?"
.Sa-bas Scirathen."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-20
\ WATCH HILO GROW" WAS.
CRY AND THEY DID SO

down. When While Desha poled his
third hit TO centcraeld, the little Japa,
nese hotfootod to third and he reached
the bag IN safety, Desha going to see.
oHd on the throw in.
/ Brickwood, the man who paved the
way for Maui 8 first and only run, came
next and in the eyes OF Jack Easton
and the rest Of the Hilo bunch he Is
Ia great big star and they have forgot
ten al about his bobble, for he picked
out a dandy curve and pasted it far
enough away to score both runners and
to reach second base himself.
When Makanni followed with siz-
2ler 20 center, Rrickwood dented the
ruf Der With the Ahird run of the in
ming, Makanui was winged out try.
Hng "a steal second and Y. Besha went
out. +, Robinson to Bal ended the
tronblcs Cor Mnuitg M
in thcir half Kalco gathered hit but
A. Robinson famed, Never went out
TO left and Bal GOV to Kekoa and the
gsrle was pau. No.
EcIt,,,-;,, :. - ~, a r,.s,.a. ett f.f..h .t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-20
ASK SETTLEMENT 7
!. Of MAHUkA SITE
Merchants Association in Resolu-
tions Pledges Support Of Move
msnt to Insure Definite Action.
(Ftom Thrrrday AdyerLlserl.

The directors OF the Honolulu iner-
chants association met yesterday for
the consideration Of routine business,
the president, wallace r. Harrington,
in the chair. One hundred dollars was
Appropriated towards the expenses 81
the Oahu pjipeess in the Floral Parade.
The question Of the Mahula site FOR
the federal building being brought up,
the following resolutions were unant.
mously adopted:
Whereas, the continued delay in
the settlement Of the Judgments Of
the Honolulu federal building site ~
operating TO rctafd tire progress and
deyeIoPinent Of the business section of
Hoh0iulu; be Il irf ~
Resolved, That the proper commit.
tees and cfIieers Of the Honolulu mer.
chants assotfatibh dive The United
Statcti district attorney and all other
public officials who nav be engaged
on any phase Of the settlement OF the
federal buildirg site every possible as.
sistance, 80 tho end that construction
Of the hnildihg ON the site already se.
lected by the government shall be rom
mencri at the earliest possible date;
and be Il further 'hsR
90 Resolved, That the officers Of the
association llc ahd hereby are author.
lied 10 make such reasonable expenif
lures as they may deem necessary IN
order 10 l6arn the exact status ~ IRE
federal site appropriation and bui,ant
plans, in order that the coniHhnhfty IA
. whole may have ciear utdcis an \.
ing Of the situatioh ana the tauses for
the deplor6bIe condition Of ihaet7oa
which has 80 long prevailed; and be ].
~ Resolved, That the directors of the
merchants association recommend the
Immediate payment, in the order. of
verdict, of the awards made in the
fohdemnation suits in the matter Of
securing. land for the proposed federal
building for Honolulu ~
3 $. s. Paxson, Chairman of the com.
mittee, TO confer with the committee of
the chamber of commerce ON carrying
ont plans for amalgaiiation of the two
reported progress and
stated that the bylaws would be draft.
ed and ready for presentation within
two or three weeks
There win be another meeting of the
directors TODAY. ~. ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-20

That the road approaching the main
entrance to the United States naval
station might lead up to the
big gates at right angles Instead
Of along the oblique lines of the pre-
sent road has been the desire Of
Admiral q. b. T. Moore and other
laval officers including engineers and
architects for some time.
I The new roadway from railroad TO
naval station gate would cover dis.
tance of about 1900 feet and all Of
this, the right Of way required is upon
q round owned by the Bishop Estate
and the Queen Emma Estate, by for
the greater part being upon the latter.
/, The matter will be brought to the
attention Of the board of supervisors
IN tangible form at the next meeting
nv H. M. Whitehonse, city engineer
who has prepared map of the pro-
posed road which will be presented
with petition that condemnation pro
ceedings be instituted TO secure the
right Of way. The petition is signed
" several of the prominent properly
holders Of the city, among whom are;
A. N, Campbell, A. Herbert. 7. ~.
Steen, ), A, johnson. Albert H. Judd,
Rudolf J. Buehly, VIM Williamson,
William s. Wise. Edwin Benson, j. o.
Carter J. A. MeCahdless, John Lucas
G. @. Carter, Chas A. Brown, Fred
Harrison, Gns sehumaii, NJ. Roserbledt,
2. II. Burnette, u. NJ won Holt, NJ
y. Robinson, J. M Dowsett. "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-20
ATTORNEY GenoraI ,Thav..

" !. H .
kttorney General 1Thaysr went to
liilo last sunday, returning Tueday.
He had been, with Land Commissioner
Tucker, at Waiinea and Waipio, where
he looked over the lay of the land in
order TO get data relative TO the dis.
pute which has arisen relative to the
upper Hamakua ditch. The Territory
claims that the ditch runs through a
territorial forest reserve and that the
water therein belongs to the govern.
ment. As result the company win be
sked to pay some kind OF toll to
the Territory.
With regard to the Coan estate land
on Front street, Hilo, for which the Ter
ritory is now bringing an action before
the land registration court in Honolulu,
fhayer said that this matter was being
delayed owing to tho farp snat ~ ,...s
desired to get personal service on Mrs.
Coan Waters in New York. This lady s
attorneys have made a proposition that
she give up to the Territory the land
ne@ed for street widening purposes,
and that the Territory give her the rest
Of the land, for ten year, The Terri
tory may grant her the land for five
years, The proposition is now being
considered, but in the meantime the
case will be heard, anyway.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-20
(From Thursday A,lyertiscr.)
Hawaii 4, Maui, 1.

In what Sss the best bah game play.
ed at Athletic PARK For many months,
Jack EastoR's hopes from the BY
Island yesterday afternoon defeated
George Cuinmings' Maui aggregation
by a score of 4 to after eleven in
Hings. Ed
IL was the first timo tho two teams
had met on the ball field and the desire
to win was keen with every man in
both lineups and fiom tap of gong
opening the eUtnest until Dal sent d
seorehlng drive into the mitts OF Kek0a
1t was a ight tooth and hal every inoh
Of the way. ,,. H.''. z. E'g y
I On the day previous against Punahou
Jack Easton team loolSed like a bunch
Of eripples and the article of basebah
they dlshed up to the rams WINS q wee
bit below the standard. - aa
Yesterday the Zig island bunch was
full Of pepper and ginger and the class
OF ball lilo played would have pleased
the most exactlng Of fans. Eddie
Desha, pitching tor Hilo, was found for
nine saIeties but they were well scat
tered and his. teammates gave him ex-
eellent support. Brother George in
lGttheld was d great big star, gathering
in no less than eight fly balls and near.
ly every one Of them was a hard one.
llIother Willie looked after things out
~ eenteriieid and Willie got his hands
on two hard chances una helped wing
a man out at second after ho had laced
one 10 the rightfeld fence. And more
over il was Brother Willie Is swat that
sent the run over the platter tying up
the score IN the eighth inning and II
was Willie s hit that started Inc Maui
aggregation on the road up Salt River.
kokoa, who broke into the game III
the eleventh inning, cut OFF a base hit
sud lots Of trouble for Desha by going
over near the score board and there
making great catch of drive iftm
the bat of Husky BAL,
hisauaga was all ginger behind the
bat, catching Il nice game and doing
a clever lit of bese running after he
had been passed in the eleventh inning.
All Sun at short, Bontang at third,
Brickwood at second and Makanui at
first also played bangsup game and
the fans who stayed at home missed u
rare treat in the baseball limo at Ath-
let,c lark yesterday aftcrnoou.
Not until the eighth inning did IIilo
get on the scoreboasa. Then English
who Rad replaced Robinson who hat
gone 20 the pitchers toy, booted a dive
from The bat of 0ut1elder Carter. vii,
Ia Desha who had hit bard all day
polcd q liner to right sending Carter
Al. far as third with two out aud whe,
Never and Kama momehtarily dug
sTounf'in the dirt for tho bah Carter
coached home. Willie then got over
at-'GHs and tried 20 maize third on
the'htt but a relay, heycr to II Robin.
son TO Kaloo put him under the table.
The run, though, had knotted mp the
scprG and an Of lIilo's rooters were
fllcd with JOY. s MI.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-20
Thirty Persons Killed, More Than
Hundred Hurt, Houses Destroy
ed, in Japanese Calamity.

TOXIC, japan, January 30.--Thirty
persons killed, lOS persons severely in,
iured, six persons missing, $50 houses
destroyed, 14o houses partially destroy
ed, 1927 houses damaged, thirty-fiye
ships damaged, four bridges wrecked,
scores Of stables and small buildings
either destroyed or damaged, and a
monetary loss in destroyed crops and
livestock that il would be only con
lecture TO estimate, is the extent Of the
casualties resulting from the recent
volcanic eruptions on the island Of
Sakurajima and in and near the city
of Kagoshima, according TO the Official
report 81 the investigation now being
made.
In the city of Kagoshima twelve per
sons were killed, los injured and six
are missing Thirty-nine houses were
entirely destroyed, 1870 partially de-
stroyed and g77 damaged. 1t was here,
also, that the thirty-five ships felt the
destructive effect Of volcanic fury.
I In the neighborhood of Kagoshima
prefecture eighteen persons were killed.
twenty houses entirely DESTROYED, ten
houses partially destroyed and fifty
dwellings damaged. It was in this
district also that such heavy damage
TO smaller buildings was reported.
The monetary loss on the Island of
saknraiima i estimated at $213,0s5,
of which SlT0,Sg9 was to lands and
crops and $42,6s6 to horses, cattle and
other livestock.
The official report Of the Tohoku
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-20
OAKLAND "WETs" DEFEAT
PLAN TO CLOSE SALOONS

q OAKLAND, February IS. - (Asso-
eioted Press cablel The vets" to-
day won fight by acfeating IN elec-
ton the plan to reduce the number Of
saloons TO 200 and increase the license
fees
y Tho vote for the elty TO retain con
trol Of the waterfront was triumphant.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-20

Whist Is believed to be the finest Pail
picture ever shown In Honolulu Is now
on exhibition at the Hawaii Promotion
,Committee roohaiq II Is afif gkquisitely
eolored Photographic enlargement
twelve feet long.
The twenty.two-foot diorama that is
To be a part Of tho Hawaiian exhibit
at San francisco in 1915 is to be pre-.
pared from the same negative. The
photographs were taken and colored by
Mr.. Lathe ofSan Francisco who spent
several weeks in the Islands last
autumn making Photographic studies
and color sketches Of many of the
world.famed landscapes Transparent.
cies and engagements Of many of these
are being prepared for advertising pur-
poses. -
Tho enlargement is work OF art
which will be enjoyed either before or
after seeing the Pail panorama itself.
One Of the visitors now in the city sta,
ted yesterday that the Pail by moon.
light is worth waiting month to see,
and surprise was expressed thu. the
gorgeous night effects OF this marvellous
panorama have not been more widely
advertised, :.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-20
Adjudication Of Breakwater Bank
lfdptdp Presssdtngs.i in PhilHaols
phini Ends Court Dispute Hero,

tFtom Tha.slIay Adycrtisel.)


An md cape to the question Of the
fecciyership iP the federal court YES
tsgday in the ease Of the Philadelphia
freak water Company with the receipt
byyqdee CharlesT c1ehons Of cable
leesspse stating that the company had
l3een adjudisatej lin Philadelphia on
february = and that trustees had been
ppppnlted on Tuesday, on this show
ing the application Tor the appointment
Of LOCAL receiver, as a representative
IT the tceeiy crs VINO had been tehpoTa.
az t4gciated, il ph!latelphn, was
sfgppcya llq Platser LayipS Sp+e pc;
) tnq,al ae .Jafisa;sgon Of the federal.
! eggt bees ,-,..,l.,,a, 4, nv
Ans .is practically q victory for the
seal sssel9.Y,s "a t.ls e. .alsSs,@boo con n.
Z cI4ed tLat t,is tofmeg receivers hal
Llo .,..agl,.y 10 ds.ogate mir powers
- 41y cHt "a Htnuiit ~ fcptesent them.
( Iwa .sR0Hs ami Lc6fL q N 6haurfo,
who are charged, Under Jeparate caseys
i.sIlir .tatttOfy aonoustss have Been
70 IT'D ,6eer' ~ Comm ssloeeF tieofge A 4
,aEis 10 tke Aprif'terfn Of the fedeTaf
otirt, iAt which thine the 'fedefai grant
afy VIII 7 further Investigate the
Sfiilft!es Against them. shrt .fE'f' "a
5auge fj6ie yektGfday ordered, on mo-
lion BY Andrews GiQiarles, who repre-.
sent TIE petitioners, fhat the returns Of
/ he lihitdd States District attofneyb in
tHe matter vto the Respective habeas
sbfPus PETITIONS 81 Mrs. Lncy Thompson
:nd MPsfeRosk Malters, be striekeh'
ron tht court sfIes. I, The government
,satl gftth Rave 70 1Ie new returns,
eleasiE eoAdig up again on Tuesday
\, The womea M thess eases were Or,
.lefegi' flep0fted some time ago by the
federal i6iihigfation department, follow,
ing the Iwilei peIeahup, al dBdesirable
allied residents III tho eferritory. They
la petitE6ns for wits o. habeas coz.
ptis, Alleging that they were endowed
Nth tie fi!slIts a. Ame4icaii eitizehship,
haYing, liaSaRwhiie,. married American
IitikeRs.e Thb Marriages were perform.
"a alter they hnd been ordered dep6rt.
Cd. Mfs. Lucy Poihpson is French
woman, and Mrs, Rose Walters is Swiss.
Judge Dole yesterday ordered dis
charged from custody Wong Shec, the
Chinese bride Of Chow Chez, a well
snown resident Of Hawaii and citizen
If the United States, Owing TO the
TACT that Wong Chez Is now about TO
,,ecome a mother, Judge Dole allowed
the woman to 60 on her own recognize
anee. Andrews & Quarles are repre-
cnting both Chow Chez and his wife,
hrs. Wong Chez.
. This case is quito an interesting one.
home time last year Chow Chez visited
The home Of his forefathers--China
md while thcTe, married Wong Chez. /
!te then returned to Hawaii and, being
IN American citizen, no objection was
raised to his entering the Territory,
ate last year the bride, Wong Chez
ame ont to Hawaii and on the grounds
HIT she was not entitled to enter Ha
vail under the Chinese Exclusion Law,
Wong Chez was denied entry and order
ID deported. Her husband, through An
rews L. 'Quarles, sued out az writ OF
abeas corpus with the result stated
above. 'sNtf y, ast
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-20
A FORTY YEARS TEST.

Chamt erlan's Cough Remedy has
been curing coughs and colds for the
past forty years and has gained In po-
pulsrjty every year. What better rec
omTep1ation Is requircaq Fog sale by
an dealers, Rpnson, Smith Co., Ltd,,
agents foy Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-20

w. 7, Schmidt, of Haekfeld & Co..
Who is in Denver, Colorado, on vaea
ton with his family, writes that he
reached the Colorado metropolis on
iannary 80, having passed a few bliz
yards en- route. At the. time Of writ,
ING, the themomcttr in Denver stood at
fifteen below and the country was GOV.
cred with the beautiful 'fHoholuln
for nc, = wrote Mr. schmidt, in parene
theses. sf"e ~,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-20

ito front. tN
Later, a great black eagle was set
below the golden motto and the con.
trast is striking one.
Various smaller figures and flags skirt
tho coping Of windows and lower down
are still more flags and waving BAN
ncrs, No pedestrian passed this stlik-
ing work Of the decorators art with.
cut pausing to contemplate il.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-20

I Additional striking FEATURES have
been added to the scheme Of decoration
Of the-Ilaekfeld building since FIRST the
Lofty depre Of Liberty, EnIigatening tho
World was placed on tho dome top.
On Q following day, tho word "Aloha 4,
fraiiicd in Electric lights was placed be.
low theel higher corniee Of the dome and
lgfeathed "a fhgs tiiat circled the gran.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-20

At the apnua meeting Of Alexander
4 Baldwin Tuesday all OF the old on.
Cers were rcclo'tsd. There was u fall;
ing Oft 81 profits for 1918 10 all of the
4 &sR plantations, especially those on
Maui, bat the business OF the firm was
on the whOle Very satisfactory. =. ~.