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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line. Ist Is Ibid, 81
Atlantic Coast Line-L. and n is S.
Ar,an.e Sosst Line CIV. A Gn Balti.
hIV' e. 'plut OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sc
Gheasapcake and Ohio cow ihs........ IS
IB8ett ana Myers Observation-Disclosures. 1Aj
Liggett and Myers Observation-Disclosures o5
I.oriilard Company NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. O.
EoInuro company 1s..-.....-..............12 ?
SWIoih ano western cony. ii7s........ -
Seaboard AIR Line stamped As (bid) 60
Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s.... sI
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. a.
southern Railway Observation-Disclosures q,
United states Steel I'd 5s........... 100
united States Registered ?f. 1880 (bid) 95
Enna.e1 States REGISTERED 3s. 1918 tbid).. 90
United states Registered IS (bidp ... 1903
Unitec states Panama IS 1851 tbid) 49,. aS
NJ rnkInia- BroWn brothers ctfs....,....... %
NJ p tnfnlcal lot bS..,.............. 81
va. ny and Power Company S. (uskedl IS
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py csskle Q. pureh 9 Co.

BY Ceskie q. Burch & Co.
tStock and Bond Brokers' 1916 l.. Main)
Richmond. Va. December 9. 1914.
Virginia IS. Old c and H.. Ie3e...... 81 -.
Va Centuries. >, 5. c. and r.. 1891 S2h So
STREET RT. STOCKS Par
VA Ry. and Power Co pfd.... 100 92N s3,s
va; Ey and Power Co, com. 100 -. 4ih
BANK AND TRUST. COMPANY STOCK
Broad street Bank. ........ e5 As ~
MISCELLANEOUS
Va Car. Chem, pfd, S n 100 o.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk of the Hastings Court yesterday
as follows: II
Robert L. Hord and Marie L. soren-
sen: Harold T. Smith and Annette A.
Burgess; Robert Alexander Atkins and
olive Clare Lum; Charles McMullin and
Edith Moore LIE Grando.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MaRKEr

CHICAGO, December 9.-The Illness of the
German Emperor and possibilities of It's be-
coming factor for peace had much to do
to-day with bringing n decided downturn in
wheat. The market closed heavy 7s6fi to TX
up last night Corn: finished l-16 to n off;
oats down A6A to Y. and provisions vary.
Ing from cents decline to n rise of 21l
Leading futures ranged as follows;
Open High Low Close
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. December 9-Turpen-
receipts: 400 casks; shipments. SCI casks
stocks. SEC casks Resin: closed firm: sales
al barrels: receipts, 1874 barrels; shipments
3 barrels; stocks, 1898 barrels. Quote: a.
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HusT1Nes RELEASE DEEDS.

Ono Release Deed Amounting to 5000
l3-T. ID. Adamson, trustee, to
southeast corner of McDonough and
Tenth Streets. December S,,1914, 5000.
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rIUsTINGs TRANsFERs.

one h"rsnin and d ss sIs- Deed Amounting
MASON Park Land Company to
, nnomas e. Ellis. 33x143 feet at the
street and Gordon Avenue. March 20,
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Tho case OF Fannie q. Thompson.
administrators OF Alfred w. Thompson
against the Seaboard Air Line Rail-
way Company. was not finished In the
HustinBs Court, Part H., yesterday, and
was continued until to-day
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Among the largest deeds going to
record yesterday was the sale of 35942
acres at Seven Pines by the Virginia
Industrial Land Corporation for a con-
slderation of s21.565.20. II. NJ. Stuart
transferred to II. Beirne Blair lot
OF land fronting 124 feet on the east
side Of the Three Chopt Road, near
the city, for $4,000
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

the quotations and sales OF stocks on the
New York Stock Exchange under the su-
pervision OF the committee to-day:
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HENRIco DEEDS OF TRUST
Three Deeds of Trust Amounting +
S25,OG5SO

22-lndustrial Land Corporation to
At at seven en- Pines. September 25. 1914.
same property as described next above
November "a, 1915, $4,000.
24-Appleton Land Corporation 70
same, 50.6S acres on north side of
Deep Run Turnpike, about nine miles
west of city; also 1910 acres on south
side of Broad Street Road: also los
acres on south side of Broad Street
Road; also S1s acres on Broad Street
Road. about eight miles west of city
November "a. 1914, $4,000.
CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Six RcIensc Deeds Amounting to
S12,G5O.75.
l36--Stuart Rowe. trustee, to r. r.
POWELL 20 l43 feet 4 inches nn1tn
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HENHIco RELEASE DEEDS.

One Release Deed Amounting to
&C. II. Sutton, trustee, to Frank
Gayle, ct al, 55X101 feet at the south
east corner of Virginia and Graham
Avenues. December Z. 1914. S2,655.
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LAW AND EQUITY COURT.

r. NJ. Farinholt brought suit for s700
In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
against CARING & Splaine. No declara-
ton was filed.
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HUsTINGs COURT.

Charles Williams. indicted by the
grand jury on Monday for assault and
battery. was found guilty in the Hust-
ings Court yesterday, and sentenced by
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following plumbing permits were
issued yesterday:
w. p. LonEworth & Co., for South
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HUsT1NGs COURT, PARr n.

Judge Richardson to servo nine months
on the public roads. : ,s
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
A VALUABLE FARM, WITH A FINE,
QUANTITY OF GOOD TIMBER
THEREON, IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. VA, NEAR DRY BRIDGE,
AND ABOUT ONE MILE OF SOUTH
ERN RAILWAY
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NEW YORK. December e.-call. money
s s1esdy lew ~; ruling rate: s,s; last q
Mereantiie paper, thTtA: Sterling exchange
heavy; sixty days. $.S475: for cables. 81 SITS:
for demand. s4S725. Bar silver 4sX
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKEr.

WABASH Sss Term list is....::::
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OF the cub: 800 Maxwell, common sold
- TO !i'h: 80 list preferred sold from A /,
4tt: md preferred. IGGls. no sales
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RICHMOND GRAN MARKEr

QUOTATIONS ON 'CHANGE
Richmond, Va, December o 1914
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
FOUR FRAME DWELLINGS, NOS.
112o-1122-ll24 AND 1925 NORTH
CIXn,II s.rEIl LII,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-18
LAND FORCE Or M|KADO
SEEKS TO PREVENT MORE
BL0ODSHED in SAANTUNG
Investing Teuton Base In
China Defeat Cavalry Of Enemy and
Bombard Gunboat In Harbor and
Military Barracks From TheirAirships

TOXIC September l6tspecIa by Cable to the Nppu LID
Captain Wadeck the German Of NauCha called
upon by the commander the japanese forces investing the place
to surrender the city and forts at Tsngta in order to prevent
needless bIoodshed. sas1aa gHys s II " fhJn
No reply to this communication has been received and the troops
ready to attack the position In the event the German gov
ernor does not surrender g881
rTEUT0N CAVALRY is, BEATEN
Prior to calling upon the governor to surrender the Japanese
cavalry operating Just outside the boundary line of KaoCha
today advanced as far Loolg and engaged force Of Ger
man cavalry After fierce srmsh the Germans were defeated
and driven in. H. n
The Japanese army followed up this advantage by taking pos
session Of Lon Tong, which is half mile outside the boundary
line
Another Japanese army advancing from the northern part Of
the Shanng peninsula occupied the Chinese town of Kao Cha
on the railway cutting off all communication TO fslngau.
HYDR0PLANE DROPS BOMB @
Fer the third time Japanese hydr0pane yesterday flew
Tsngtau harbor and the naval aviator dropped bomb Con-
tnunq bis FLIGHT the aviator discovered German gRbOat in Man
shan German harbor Tsngtau The gunboa left Nanshan
and rushed to the safety Of Tsgau when the aman began an
aerial bombardment The vessel was unniured ga
Early yesterday japanese destroyer captured German steam
in the straits Kobe and conveyed the ship into the Kobe
barbor The steamer carried 1000 tons Of coal destined for
Tsjngtau.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-18
PRISONERS Abandoned
by TEUTONS in FLIGHT
FROM FRENCH DOMAINS
Berlin Reports Situation In West Tn
changed, Claiming Repulsc Of Enemy
and Success In Counter Attacks Since
Making Stand After General Retreat

LONDON, September l7Associated Press BY Federal Wire
ess)No official report received last night regarding the
operations France but dispatches to the Daily News from Paris
say that the latest phase Of the operations the allied armies
have succeeded encrcng the German right and that the lat
ter is In another precarious situation ssieTra @ 8
Thewo main armies pned battle yesterday morning along
front otone hundred and ten miles the German right resting
on ST. Quentin and the line extending almost due east TO Verdun
the German defensive positions being strongly prepared
t3.4s ALLIES ARE ON OFFENSIVE ~ En-. Il 81
The Allies we're on the offensive along the greater part of the
ne but were forced to beat back two three counter attacks
on the part Of the Germans gave sppgc y ig 8t
M some parts Of the nc the Germans cave ground TO the at
acks the Allies, while their losses throughout the day are re-
ported to have been very heavy ts ges eogasg gaas "
The battle-ground, in general is the great wooded plains OF
Ardenles and Asne. tstFa HqgcaY slg lessay
Paris official report says that during Monday and Tuesday
the German rear guard was reinforced from the an body and
that the Germans at bay DFced to turn and tight TO
make their escape rom France pOssjble.sgDgERs
GERMANS ABANDON PRISONERS ss,-sss4t.
h the previous pursuit Of the enemy the Paris announce
ent he Germans abandoned numerous prisoners and we cap
tFcd multitude Of sagges in teforts, of which no exact
count yet possible Therefore estimate gwen as the fg
ures might appear fantastic d ar siaa egag ssn Rsi
Reuters Agency is in receipt Of an official Fepoirom Der.
lin which says the situation in the west wasmchanged
day and Wednesday the French attack being repuset and that
the Germans were successful in some Of the counter attacks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-18
GENERAL STAFF
agAfHee, agLaSak,S. 2
| Officer Manchued
;Hf n is ~ espT [ ~
But NOT MOVED

~ i
iKsis q great thins. TO be lieutsnant
lsolcnrlsof tbs generai'Esaif corps WHOM
YOU happen bscozc ssssanchucd, =
ray tho Officer q tho Hawaiian De
paffrrsIit.l n sAgs4 tsatee
Z Recent yrriy orders gEecc;vcd a. The
teadarRrtcfs Of tlfc dcpart.-ent reveal
no fect that on septe-sbcr 4 sLieutcn.
ant colonel Archibald oa=lpbeii.d tho
Ederars-ent adiutant, was rciinred OF
mis- deteil in tho sdjutant generals de-
psrtncntS ordczs dated september 2
snow that Goioncl 4 Car,pbeils inmed.
aately was resaetailed IN the adtutan.
general ldepsrtrsnt to fill tho vacancy
created by bis relief tide
aThis ..sc....ento@s t-an4actisn i,took
lpiace without distug45iiig the fodtitie At
Idc,art..ent bcadqrarters IN the least
or csusing 6oionel Campbell Q mo
-.-ht'h Il tsslfies5.-t eiff ~
lla'ft aIs5 excited the envy Of Tho cap,
tafns ANA fieutenants who look y for
ward to tii3 tire WHOM the Operation
or the Manehn INV viii Felibsc them
from their swivel chairs and send
them back to tho c,y-.:i.aand Of a troop
on the Texas Bcrdsr, or the eor,rand
Fcf 4 company on the dusty plain at
Leilehua.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-18
TWO COURTS BOSY.
IN DIVORCE CASES.

(From Thursday Advertiaer.l

On the ground Of non.support, Judge
Whitney yesterday granted divorce
to Mrs. Mae Marshall Woodruff from
James Nelson Woodruff, the decree TO
take effect on Sunday. Mrs. Woodruff
was permitted to resume her maiden
name Of Mac Marshall
Before Judge Ashford, the iibcllant
closed his case in tho divorce suit Of
Manuel Macedo Jr against Christina
Macedo. Tho case for the libellee DO
gan and probably will be closed today
There are many witnesses and feeling
appears to be az white heat over the
contentious Of the parties. Some time
-ago Judge whitney denied Mfs Maeedo
4 divorce. Now the hnband seeks legal
separation. srift t
Quick service was recorded in the
divorce case Of Katie Trillu against
Nicholas Trilll. The papers were fled
on Tuesday and service reported yes
tcrday. The Trillus were married in
Honolrlu on July 10 last Desertion
since July 81, non-subport and statu'
tory oifense are the grounds alleged by
the wife for divorce She chsrges her
husband with criminal relations with
MRfia lucia Melendre on several ocea.
siohs. In asking for alimony Mrs.
Tfilih SAYS that her husband receives
regular pay from the United States
aoterhnienf. Trilin and the Melendre
wonihn were afreSle1 some weeks ago
ny thc federal authorities and charged
Mith'a statutory oifensc. The man was
held nv the Ubited States commissioner
10 answer 1T the October term of the
federal court, but the woman was dis.
Service aIfo was recorded 10 the di.
vofee suit fled the day before by Yaz1
Sato against Fnmino Sato, who were
married IN Honolniu on Juno IA last
Al statutory oifcnsc, alleged to have
been committed on September -, II
the arolifd alleged.
fsTbe siycrcc rrit of Annie Kane
against william Kane was discontinued
~owing 10 The Hbellabt and htelleC
herein having resumed the relation Of
" m fhe divorce mit Of Emily, Kes
against John Kea, Judge Whitney or
dered Kea to paw Ave dollars a week
as temporary aIimony to his wife
twenty-five dollars as q fee to her at
tor1ey and the costa of the suit.
The trial Of the divorce suit o.
Emma Kaulbaum AGAINST William Kaul
baum was continued bv Judge Whitne'
to week from next Monday, when I
Will be tried. r. N b tesl 1870
Three new divorce suits were hle'
ia the, office Of the clerk Of the circui
| court, MS follows: Kalei heonni TEX,
agpinst LeoDu 1eke; Yaz1 Ssio agains
Fumino Sato. and ,Iinsaku Nakamur'
AGAINST Satsulti Nakamura. This make
fifteen divorce suits filed since Septom
Tor Is and 1893 since January ] las
in Honolulu alone.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-18
British E1tuoy
Forced To Quit
City of Mexico

WASHINGTON, septcniber II. = CAS-
ISOLATED Press by FEDERAL Wireless) -
ID oflcial quarters yesterday Il Was TO
vbaled that 8ir Lionel Garden, the for
nier British bnvby 70 Mexico, had been
forced 10 leave the Mexican capital by
Provisional President Carranza.
II was stated that only American
diplomats prevented the Mexican ON
cials from handing Ambassador Garden
hin passport.
mo fatts became known following
tho pnblfcation in New York yester-
day Of an alleged interview with An
bassador Garden, in which he deplorea
the withdrawal Of American troops
from Mexico and eriticiscs tie Oar,
rama regime.
British Ambassador spring Rice said
here that Sir Lionel Garden was no,
Authorized TO talk Of the situation in
Mexico, and that he doubted the
voracity Of the interview.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-18
Effects Of War Develop More
" Confidence In hawaii As d.
Investment Field =
LFrun TAarsaay Adyertlssr.l

The financial situatioA has improved
since the announcements have been
made Of the extra dividends which are
TO be paid by most Of the sugar plan.
tations. These extra profits TO Hawh-
ian shareholders already amount to
over one million dollars.
A business man who is a director
in one of the ianks, as well as in many
plantations, stated yesterday that the
European war has oxerted SOLDERING
influence on the minds Of those who
are to be benefciaries Of these abn0r-
NAL profits. If these unexpected divi-
dends had resulted from drought, flood,
short crops or any other natural cause
in competing sugar-producing countries,
there would undoubtedly be q recur,
renee of the speculative fever that has
characterized previous boom periods IN
Hawaii. 81
When high profits result from chance,
such as short Jayan crop or an un.
foreseen increase in consumption, the
tendency is to invest the unusual sur
plusage of profits in speculative enter,
prises, where there is q gambling
chance of making good-in gold mines,
oil wells, Mexican Ipbber or what not.
Bnt with these tremendous profits
arising as direct result OF the most
murderous and uncalled-for war of mod.
ern times, men will think more than
twice before they will invest these
profits in foreign lands or away from
under their own immediate supervision
This banker predicts that a very
large proportion Of the 1914 and 1915
dividcnds win be invested at home
Profits will be used in strengtheninp
old established enterprises, TO place
them in better shape to Withstand thC
after effects of the war, or in building
40 struggling local enterprises SO thai
there may be greater diyersifcatioh o.
lwcalth.producing enterprises in Hawai-
GOOD tines cannot last forever
be said. Sin the meantime, and Will
that certain knowledge Of the disas
trous after!effeeta Of war, Hawaiiai
plantation shareholders should inyes
their profits NO that they eau weathe
| the storm whom il breaks. Hawaii \
the most favorable location for spch in
/ veBtments. fN AG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-18
Chamber Of Commerce Considers
Proposition Of Apparent I'm
portance To Hawaii

At the regular monthly meeting Of
the members of the chamber Of CON.
mereo Of Honolulu yesterday, james
ID. Dole submitted letter which he
had reeeived in regard to the ostab,
lishmont Of silk factory in lIonoIuia,
The Harvard School of Industrial
Arts offers TO send a group Of its
students hero to make special study
Of the subject and report TO the cham.
Der as TO the feasibility Of the project
Consideration Of this report OH silk
rnnufactnre was referred TO the com.
mittce of trade, commerce and indus
trial development. &
Francis NJ. Swanzy's letter ASKING
that the responsibility for the deploT.
able waste of public money in road
construction on Windwar,i Oahu bC
investigated was referred to the com
nittce on county and municipal NJ
fairs The discussion led to souiG
caustic comments by ID. l., Wilmington
on the vast and complicatcd machib
cry Of the chamber and query as 3,
whether tho numerous committees
really accomplished anything 2
The duty OF arranging sonp appro
Pirate ENTERTAINMENT for the officers o.
the MissouTian was on motion left u
the entertainment committee.
A. II. Ford s recommendations rs 4
printing the minutes in the MONTH,
bulletin was referred to the directors
g. @. Boekns, chairman of the print
ing committee on changing the elocl
offered partial report and promises
a full report III time for the next reg
Iular meeting Of the chamber
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-18

A few hours after the decree of III.
Yoreo which severed the matrimonial
houds existing between her and
Charles Dudoit had taken effect, hrs.
Annie X Dudoit became the bride Of
tbarles X Motley, Home Rule candi-
dpto for Delegate 10 Congress,
The wedding ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Leopold Knoll In St
Andrew Is Cathedral, the witnesses be.
ings Mrs. John Richardson and Flor
tence perrine Kroil. Tho ceremony was
Il private one, only Immediate rel.
stiyes and few chosen friends Of
the couple being present,
Mr. Notley's FIRST wife died on Jan.
uary 90 last, The present Mrs. Not
lev was granted divorce from
tharles Z Dudoh on Septemher,S by
Jpdge Whitney, who ordered that tho
decree should take effect on Ssptem.
Der l5--Tuesday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-18
WAR FORCED BY KAISER

LONDON September l7Assoclated Press by Federal Wire
essIhat German intervention in the situation between Austria
and Russia scated the and prevented any further steps
for peace the contention made officially here today by the gov
ernment which has issued White Paper the subject
This White Paper presented by the foreign office contains the
report Of Sir Maurice de Bunsen late ambassador to Vienna,
the rupture Of diplomatic relations between his government and
the Austrian court and the events leading UP to it, gs @
In the report the diplomat declares that Austria and Russia had
practically reached an agreement the AustroSeWan dispute
when the conversations cut short by the intervention of Ger
many with ST Petersburg, which resulted in the transfer Of the dis
pute to a conflict between Germany and Russia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-18
VAR RIOTS IN ROME

ROME, September 7ssociaed Press by Federal WreesSl
SO violent have become the popular demonstrations OF protest
against the strict neutrality of the government in the war Eu
rope that 1t has been necessary make display OF armed force
prevent the demonstrations from developing into riots In which
serious arons might be offered to either Germany Austria
BOTH sF - $s1 s#pt
The popuace demanding that Italy eSpouse the OF France
and Fiume. t1 4aAaEI 4Iat .1t 5aT
Portions of this city occupied yesterday by the troops and
strict orders against street gatherings issued Throughout
the city the military authorities have suppIaned the civil author
tiles. 2@& r.. T., /"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-18
FOUR CANDIDATES,
CLAIM ELECTION

Clarence II, Cooke, d. P, Il. Isenberg
Norman Watkins and William T. Raw
Inns, four Of the six Republican eandi,
dates nominated for the house of rep,
resentatives in the fourth district, on
Saturday, may mahdamus High Sheriff
Jarrett in an effort to have him issue
certificates of election to them. II is
believed that these four candidates re-
eeiyed the majority Of the total vote
east on Saturday for the house of rep
resentatives. This, under the primary
law, IL Is claimed, is sufficient for their
election and their names need not 30
on the official ballot in the November
regular election,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-18
GERMAN USER SUNK

LONDON September l7Associated Press BY Federal Wire
Iesshe little British submarine E 9F with her. crewof six
teen mem is the hero Of the day her safe return IRON
after successful trip against the Germans at Hegoand being
reported by the admiralty yesterdays s sfm3n Rsss al
The E 81 crsed to within six niles Of the German base at
the Karlsruhe class, carrying cegf $40 men being of
the newest cruisers Of the German light cruiser Hee One tor
pedo from the &c 81 shattered the hull 81 he Hea and sank
her. the submarine escaping in safety The affair took place
six miles sogth of HeHgoIant. Hee,r tGsc, 80 ~
An official report from Berlin by Reuters Agency says the
losses among the crew Of the Hca is dead and three missing
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-18
RHEUMATISM.

& Have you ever tried Chamberlain n
Pain Balm for rheumatism III not,
you are wasting time, as the longerthis
disease runs on the harder It is to cure
Get bottle today, apply, il with q Wig,
orous massage to the afflicted parts and
you will be surprised aud delighted At
the relief obtained. Porf sale by all
dealers. Benson, Smith 4 Co., Ltd,
ag0-,ts for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-18

Articles of association were filed in
the office Of the territorial treasurer
yesterday by the Home Industry Cigar
Company, concern recently organized
in Honolulu for the purpose of going
into the cultivation of tobacco and
conducting business In this city, The
company intends to raise tobacco in
Kona, Hawaii, and TO conduct aftobae-
conist Is establishment in Honolulu,
probably in Fort street. William l.,
jacobson is president, Samuel Il. Lieb-
man. secretary; Manuel X. Cook, vice
president: Joseph Kubey, treasurer, and
Thomas Treadway, auditor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-18
Funston Would Stay

VERA CRUZ September II. AS
s0ci6ted Press by Federal Wireless,
General Funston Recommended yester-
day that the American troops be al
lowed to remain hore until October
10. presumably to give the Mexican
fugitives here time TO depart safely.