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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-01
CAPITAL TOURISTS
. REPORT TOFR|ENDS
State Department Also Hears
Whereabouts of Local Per-
sons in Europe.
SWISS CHANCELLOR HERE,
HELD AS SPY, RELEASED
Baron Kurt Won Lersner of German
Embassy Succeeds in Returning
to His Home Country.

Word from WashinetoniaGs who
We're travelling in Europe at the out
break of the great war continues to
come in to their families and friends,
and those who previously had made
their whereabouts known are reaching
the United States day by day.
Miss Maud f. Mcpherson of Wash
ington, was heard from yesterday by
friends here as being in Venice August
IL. Miss Mcpherson is a member Of a
party of tourists sent out by a Balti-
more firm, and the entire party are an
nounced as being well and happy.
During their wait for transportation
home they intend to visit some of the
Italian lakes.
Other members of the party are Miss
L. Elizabeth Gwynne OF Bluefields. w.
Va; Miss Anatolie Wilson of Ne y Or
leans, La; DR.. and Mrs. J. o. jencer
New York City
Through the Department of State it
is learned that Harry Wardman of
Washington. together with his family,
is in London.
From the same source comes news
that Otto Steiner, chancellor of the
Swiss legation here, who had been held
released through the efforts of the
Swiss legation in London.
Kurt Won Lersner Safe.
Announcement is made that Baron
Kurt Won Lersner. second secretary Of
the German embassy at Washington, has
reached Berlin by way of Gibraltar, after
encountering considerable danger of ar
rest as a spy and detention during the
period of the war. No word has been
heard of Baron Horst Won I1ersner, his
brother also attached to the German
embassy here.
DR.. H. l.. E. johnson and Mrs. johnson,
travellers in Europe at the outbreak Of
hostilities, reached their home In this
city safely yesterday after a series Of ex-
citing experiences abroad.
Mrs. Frederick Gray and her daughter,
both of the National Capital, were trav-
cling on the continent when the war
opened and reached England in safety.
The United States consul stationed in
Manchester is Mrs. Gray's cousin. and
both women are there under his care.
Word from Chief Justice Seth shep-
ard of the District Court of Appeals. who,
with Mrs. Shepard, has reached The
Hague, states that he will sail Septem-
Der u unless he can procure an earlier
passage. Justice Shepard Is authority
for the statement that they met with the
greatest courtesy from German officials
in their trip from Munich to Holland.
Among Baltimoreans located through
the Department Of State, Mrs. Taliaferro
is announced as having left Carlsbad, in
Austria, for Holland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-01
Japan Will Only Send
Troops to India Upon
Request of England

The dispatching of Japanese army to
India will only come about by reason of
a request from England that her ally
send a force to aid in maintaining order
there. This was the statement made to-
day at the Japanese embassy, in re-
Spouse to questions as to Japan's prob
able action in the event of a Moham-
medan uprising in British India.
1t was made plain that the treaty Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-01
Register at Stars London ONCE.

Among Washingtonians who have regis
tered with the London office of The Star
at No. 3 Regent street are Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott E. Walker and MIR. L. D. Wilson
and family.
Those from points not far from the
National Capital are: Miss D. schwarz-
kopf, Norfolk, Va: Miss Josephine Coch-
rane, Baltimore: Miss Rieta Langhorne.
Lynchburg, Va; Miss Mary Scott, Rich
mond, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby Flower
Smith, Baltimore, and Miss Alice Tiffany,
Baltimore.
William H. Window of 1923 de Sales
street has been heard from under date
of August IA at Naples. from which point
he was expecting to sail for home at the
first opportunity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-01
MINE LAYER Is SUNK.
German Trawler Disguised as Neu-
tral Caught in North Sea,

LONDON, September LIN confirma-
ton Of the story. that mines have been
laid in the North sea by vessels disguised
as neutral fishing boats, woman who
arrived at London from Bergen tells of
the sinking Of such mine layer by a Brit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-01

In Borneo winged creatures are en-
countered where one would least ex-
pect them. Flying fish, the size of
herrings. are found in all the waters,
and there is the flying fox-the well
known fruit-eating bat which the
Malays call "kruang."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-01
Go and See

The vacant property that is
offered in exchange for an
automobile.
A good piece of property
will be, Just as good as the
cash for your used car that
you now do not need.
1t won't pay to keep your
car standing idle, for il would
soon become out of date.
Make an exchange Though
Star Want Ads.
Phone Classified Department,
Main 24iO.
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Operations in the North.

neutrality-suspicious. in the north: The
French and British forces originally took
up positions in the Dinant and Charleroi
country and at Mons. They endured sew
eral repulses and the forcing of the Mouse
by the Germans near Givet upon our
flank compelled our troops to retire.
1.-THE Germans seek continually to move
toward the west. It was under these
conditions that our English allies. at
tackled by the enemy in greatly superior
numbers in the region of LIE Coteau and
Cambria, have withdrawn toward the
south, at the moment that our forces
were operating in the district Of Avesnes
and Chimay. The retiring movement was
prolonged during several days
I'm the meantime general battle took
place in the region of st. Quentin and
Vervins. and at the same time in the
Ham-Peronnes district. This battle was
marked by an important success by our
right, where we have thrown back the
Prussian guard and the 10th Army Corps
into the Disc.
I lowing to the progress of the German
right wing, where our adversaries have
united their best corps. we have had to
mark new retirement"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-01

il the radium in the interior Of the
earth is in any way equal to that In
the rocks at the surface the world
will grow hotter In time instead Of
colder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-01
FRENCH WAR OFFICE EXPLAINS
ARMY OPERATIONS NEAR PARIS

elm the regions of Neufchateau and
Paliseul. on the other hand, certain of
our troops have received partial checks,
which obliged them to retire upon the
Mouse without having their organization
broken up. This retiring movement has
compelled the forces operating in the
neighborhood of Spincourt to withdraw
also toward the Mouse.
During the last few days the enemy
has endeavored to spread out from the
Mouse with considerable forces, but by a
vigorous counter offensive they were re-
PEELED with very great losses. In the
meantime fresh forces of Germans ad-
vanced to the district of Rocroy Gin Ar
dennes), marching in the direction of
Rethel. Now general action is taking
place between the Meuse and Rethel, and
it is still impossible to see definitely the
icS,yo oF fbfc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-01
RENTING SEASON
is HERE

Now is the time to get
your vacant properties on Our
for rent list. Each day our
Office is crowded with "Home
Hunters" August with US
was big month in renting.
September will be still big
ger. Our rent department is
under expert management.
One who knows how to Sc
lect desirable, prompt-paying
tenants. We remit the day
of payment of rents. No
charge for listing. Don't
forget, Right Now is the
time. Phone NJ. 4884-s or
drop card.
GARDINER &DENT, Inc
812 18th St. NV.
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Why Advance Is Slow.

"This explains the slowness Of our adj
vance, which is. nevertheless, character
lied each day by fresh local successes.
'Second-The region of Nancy and
southern Woevre, since the beginning of
the campaign in this section, between
Metz on the German side and Toul and
Verdun on the French side, has not been
the theater of important operations.
"Third-In the direction of the Mouse
between Verdun and Mezieres, it will be
remembered, the French forces took the
offensive in the beginning toward Long
wy. Neufchateau and Paliseul. The
troops operating in the region Of Spin
court and Longuyon have been able to
check the enemy's army under the COM
mand of the German crown prince.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-01
CLAIMS HUMILIATION
OF GERMAN REGIMENT
Official Dispatch Received by Am
bassador Jusserand Also Says
Russians Are Advancing.

Practical humiliation Of a regiment of
German infantry at Sassy on the Mouse
and advance of the Russian offense is
reported in official dispatches from Paris
given out by the French ambassador. ].
]. Jusserand, today. as follows:
I'm the Vosges and in Lorraine our
troops began an advance again yester-
day At Sassy on the Mouse regiment
of German infantry was nearly annihi-
lated On our left wing German prog
ress made. Russian offensive advance
progressing"
Precedent for Quitting Paris.
While the French embassy officials de-
clined to discuss the possible movement
of the seat of government from Paris
they pointed out that a precedent for the
same situation occurred during the
Franco-Prussian war Of 1870, when the
capital was established at Bordeaux.
Most of the diplomatic missions, 1t is
understood, would accompany the govern
ment if it left Paris.
Confidential reports have reached the
State Department that for the last five
days the French authorities have been
considering the removal of the French
seat of government. AS Bordeaux is a
seaport, the government would there be
sheltered under guns of French and Brit
ism warships.
An official dispatch to the State Depart
ment reported the sinking Of a steam
ship off the Brazilian coast by the Ger
man cruiser Dresden. The dispatch did
not give the name Of the steamship nor
say when she was sunk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-01

PARIS, September 1.-The following
official statement was issued by the war
office last night:
THE situation in general is actually as
follows:
"First-In vosges and in Lorraine. it
must be remembered, our forces which
had taken the offensive at the beginning
of the operations and driven the enemy
outside of our frontiers afterward I'M
derwent serious checks. Before Sarre-
burg and in the region of Morhagne,
where they encountered very solid de-
fensive works, our forces were obliged to
fall back and to reform, one part on
Couronne de. Nancy and the other on the
French Vosges.
1.-THE Germans assumed the offensive,
but our troops after having thrown them
back upon their positions resumed the
offensive two days ago. This attack con-
tinues to make progress, although slowly.
It Is veritable war of sieges, as each
position occupied Is Immediately forth
fed.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
uttered Of Record AUG. 81, 1s14, from

Entered of Record Aug. 81, 1914, from
1880 !. m. to $50 p. m.
81 r Kenny Tr to T Suzuki :. -. D
Kapiolani Estate Ltd to Libby Nc.
NeilI & Libby Of Hon Ltd Reid Grant
Akana to Libby Mcneil & Libby of
Hon Ltd. ~. !. /. -. !. 49,, es.s..s Rel
Keizo Hashfmtoto to Henry c
Davies -. Z. = -. 49,. z. PA
William G AchI 70 Henry Holmes
Fanny straneh & hsb to Daisy
Akina ..f., ), - :. y
First Anr Saws r TT Co of Haw
Ltd TO Maria Campos .s.... Rel
Maria Campos q hsbyt Charles $
3 y Todd &, VT to r w Eggerking NJ
Manuel X Cook TT to Fred Cock
EFT & gBf.e.s .x.<.s.4. ..s.... Rel
Fred x Cockett e VT to Mutual
Bldg & Loan Socy Of Haw Ltd. NJ
crank ,Rapozo & VT to Mutual
Bldg e Loan Socy of Haw Ltd M
Jean Schwarzberg TO Otto Ludloff Rel
Bank 81. HaTaii Ltd tofE A Mott
E A Mott-Smith & VT to Ho OF
Ho 81 Amana { hsb 10 Bishop
: Trust Co ltd NJ
Wong Chez Bing ct al to NJ Coda. BIS
Entered Of Record Sept I, 1914, from
!. - 80 - 8: so !. M TO 1880 a. m.
Frank Isl. Teixeira to Joseph M
Spfngular q. s. -. -. ~. NJ
II Takachi to X Nakayari1a: -. C.M
Jose FkFerfeira e VT to Manuel
lucas ss.s.s>s.s.-s -. =. 49,. ~
Rose Kealii to S Kuritani ). 49,. en-
A Anakalea TO s Kuritani. ,. C-M
+ sNishihara. TO T Ishii .......... BIS
e Katamori to Fl Kawasaki. en-
w A Wall Comr to Joe p Shadina D
w Al Wall Cornr to H Hayashi.. ID
w A Wall Comr to L Aungst TT d
w A Wall Comr to l. S Aungst Tr y
W A Wall Comr to L S Aungst TT D
w A Wall Comr to L S Aungst Tr ID
David X Keoho & VT to l. s
Rebecca A Kauhaihao to ] Inaba. u
Catherine Lloyd to Kahaluu Pine
apple & Ranch Co, Ltd ). ....:. NJ
Eatered Of Record Sept. I, 1914, from
1890 q. m. to ESQ p. m.
Won Hamm. Young CO Ltd to w g
Ashley Jr .......s.s..... -. sRel
CHI Dickey & VT TO Alice o Denial D
Carmeia Mini to Frank l. Mini. PA
Leong F0ng Kong to John A Per-
reida ....... =. 49,. !, . .s.... ~
G Bolte I'd to Sol Kauai e. W.T.. Rel
Sol X Kauai & VT to zee Yapset al D
w g Ashley Jr to w G Ashley ST. BIS
Est of s G Allen by strs to Percy q
M Pond s...........s.. $3.50. Par.Rel
Percy NJ Pond & VT to Charlotte
M Lowten. ....5... .s....... - ...... ID
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WAR BREWT|Es
coaELaden Steamer
Nav 6e captured.

DELAWARE BREkKwATER. Del.
Aug. % Despite extraordanary eff.
forts made by shipping men 10 learn
the course taken by the North Ger.
man Lloyd steamship Brandenburg
which sailed from Philadelphia yes
terday loaded to her capacity with
coal, nothing has been heard 81 the
vessel since she passed out TO sea
early last night
The Brandenburg is bound for Ber-
gen, Norway. according to the clear.
ance papers. and shortly after passing
this point she was enveloped in a fog
that made the few small sailing lights
she carried indistinguishable a Brit.
ish cruiser anchored of Cape IIenlo-
pen. which had been plainly visible
from the shore. was also lost to view.
The cruiser displayed a white or ad.
mirals ensign. and II was believed BY
some marine men that the warship
might have gone in pursuit of 1.-THE
Brandenburg.
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LEGAL NoTlcEs
TERRITORY OF HAwAlI.--LAND

Court. No. 305.
Territory OF Hawaii to Richard II.
Trent; Mary Blanche Coombs: W. r.
Coombs: William H. McInerny: trus.
ees under the will and the estate Of
Bernice p Bishop: Territory of Ha-
wall, by l. n Stainbach, Attorney
General, and Joshua d. Tucker. Com.
missioner of Public Lands; City and
County Of Honolulu, by Joseph j.
Fern. Mayor and President of the
Board OF Supervisors; and to all whom
IL may concern:
Whereas. petition has been pre-
sented to said Court by Mildred Mary
Yoder to register and confirm her
title in the following land:
Being Grant $40 to Mildred NJ Yo.
der and Grant $3.50 to Thomas Saw
age, Alewa Heights, Kona, Oahu, T.
II.
Beginning at q pipe at the south
corner OF this piece and the west cor.
ner Of Lot IS Grant 5565 to Mary
Blanche Coombs. on the north side Of
20foot road. the co-ordinates of said
pipe referred to Government Survey
Triangulation Station "Wyllies being
447.3 feet south and 157l5 feet west
and running by true aZimuths:
/. I40o 05' 2s42 feet along the
north side OF 20-foot road
2. 2l7o 30' 35245 feet along Ka
palama.
3. 500 OF $4,000 feet along Grants
55S6 to r. II. Trent 55S7 to NJ. G.
johnson and 15-foot road to a
pipe.
4. 50e 05. S44.4 feet along Grants
5541 to w. r. Coombs and 5565
to Mary Blanche Coombs to the
point of beginning; area 2.55
ACRES.
You are hereby cited to appear at
the Land Court, to be held at the City
and County of Honolulu on the Sth
day or September. A. d. 1914, at two
o'clock in the afternoon to show cause
if any you have, why the PRAYER r
said petition should not be granted
And unless you appear at said Court
at the time and place aforesaid your
default win be recorded, and the said
petition viii be taken as confessed,
and you viii be forever barred from
.contesting said petition or any decree
entered thereon.
Witness the Honorable William L.
Whitney, Judge of said Court, this
18th day of August, in the year nine
teen hundred and fourteen.
Attest with seal of said Court:
(Seal) JOHN MARCALLIN0,
Registrar.
Aug IA, 81. %, Sept 4.
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Austria Works Hard
To influence italy.

ROME. Aug. %. the relations OF
Italy and Austria are almost at the
breaking point Austria is declared to
be exerting all possible pressure to
fierce Italy to enter the war on the
side of the now disrupted triple ALI.
ance.
France and Russia have sent. re.
spectively. Theophile Delcasse and
Count Witte, their most distinguished
diplomatists. to counteraet the Aus.
TRAN solicitations.
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Canadians Vote For
BIO War Fund.

OTTAWA. Ont. August 20.-A war
appropriation OF s50.00o.0oo was put
through the Canadian House OF Com.
mons today There was no opposition
or criticism.
The Prime Minister. Sir Robert Bor.
den, explained that the sum was re.
.quired in financing the military organi.
cation which Canada has offered the
British government, and the vote was
approved.
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peoopd,s AeropIane
Hit by 81 Bullets

LONDON, Aug 90, 1l:40 p. M
Adolphe Pegoud. noted French ayia-
tor, has returned to Paris from the
war zone to get q new aeroplane. Ac.
cording to a Paris dispatch to the Elk.
change Telegraph Company. the wings
of Pegoud's old machine were riddled
BY ninety-seven bullets and two shells
when he made, with a military OBJ
server, flight Of 500 kilometers t1S6
miles, int German territory
Abruxxi Made Chief
of the italian Navy
LONDON. Aug. % dispatch to
the Exchange Telegraph Company
from Rome says that the Duke OF
the Abruzzi has been appointed com,
mander-in-chief OF the Italian navy.
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Serbs Appeal to Canada.

Z NEW YORK. Aug, lg--ApproXf
mately 10000 Servian reservists in
California and Arizona expect to go to
Canada to seek the cooperation of the
British government in landing them
on native shores. 1T was announced at
the Seryian consulate here today Ser.
Wan reservists who flocked to this
city have abandoned hope Of reaching
Europe from this port and are either
turning home or turning their eyes
toward Canada to aid that country by
joining the colors.
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Vanderbilt Yacht
Searched for Arms.

NEW LONDON, Conn, Aug 90
Harold s. vanderbilt's sehooner.yacht
Yagrant was closely searched yester.
day by the customs house officials To
prevent the shipment Of arms and am.
munition No munitions OF war were
found. This is the first search OF its
kind since the war in Europe. The
Vagrant put to sea last night.
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]. B. ENOS
fENOKA)
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATE FOR
SUPERVISOR.

Believes in efficient government OF
the city through the Board OF Super.
yisors OF which he hopes 70 become a
member. His record as q citizen Is
clean one, his reputation as a business
man without tarnish. He has the cour.
age Of his convictions and asks your
support and your vote.
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TERRITORY OF HAWAIIAN

TERRITORY. OF HAWAIE-LAND
Court No. 299.
Territory of Hawaii to Akau, Chun
Kon, Goo Yfck, Leong Kau. Kotomo,
Fong Ming, Wong Kwai Tong. Nasa-
ka, Pamela, PoIikang; Territory of
Hawaii, by /. NJ. Stainbach. Attorney
General, and Joshua d. Tucker, Com
missioner OF Public Lands; City and
County Of Honolulu, by Joseph j..
Fern, Mayor and President of the.
Board OF Supervisors; and to all whom.
1T may concern:
Whereas, q petition has been pre-
scented to said Court By Lau Chez to.
register and confirm his title in the
Following -deseribed land
Being portions of l.. C. AS 2S37|
Part 2 to VIM Harbottle, 1884 Part
I to, r. g. Davis and $500 to Kuluiki.
Acknowledgements. Honolulu, Kona.
Oahu.
Beginning at west. corner of this
piece on the east side of Aud Lane.
the true azimuth and distance to ii
sewer manhole IN Aud Lane 1.-THE CO.
ordinates Of said manhole referred To-
Government Trig Station triangle
Kalaepohaku being 1926 feet south
and 1914 feet vest being 1907 Sc
1913 feet and running by true azi-l
muths
/. 1872 20 1876 feet along Aud
II 0Nafs y.
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fruit steamer Almirante tRritishl
raised a problem today for the solution
by the .Washinston government They
are noW in the custody et the immigra.
ton officials NJ Ellis Island. awaiting
word from washington as 10 their fate.
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2. 21Ss SO, S0.5 feet along same.
g.. 235s 00' $50 feet along same
4. 229s so 245 feet along same.
5. 216s 09' BIT feet along same
s. 1928 90 loss feet along fence
{. 232e As 59.1 feet along same
s. 246s % 6O.4 feet along same.
8. 334s go 97.5 feet along same.
10. 246s So 23.2 feet along same.
IL. S42o Is, 1866 feet along same
IL. So 25, 1920 feet along remain
der of L. C. A. 1897 Part 2 to
VIM. Harbottle.
Is. 1879 so $50 feet along same.
II. S3ss 10 $40 feet along same
Is. 1922 As 1905 feet along same to
the point OF beginning and con-
tanning an area or $3.50 square
feet.
You are hereby cited to appear at
the. Land Court, to be held at the. City
and County of Honolulu on the Sth
day of September, A. d. 1914. at two
o'clock in the afternoon, to show
cause II, any you have, Why the pray
er of said petition should not be grant
ed And unless You appear at said
Court at the time and place aforesaid
your default will be recorded and the
said petition will be taken as confess
ed, and yon will be forever barred
from contesting said petition or any
degree entered thereon.
Witness the Honorable William l..
whitney, judge of said Court. this,
18th day OF August IL the year nine
teen hundred and fourteen.
Atfe6l with seal 6f said Court:
lseaD JOHN NARcALLINo.
Registrar.
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vulcANizlNc.

Auto. Motorcycle and Bicycle Tires
vulcanized. Taisho vulcanizing Co.
$50 Merchant. near Alakea Street.
Telephone 1897. S. Saiki. manager.
661s-tf
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Germans in Flight

hdISe q D PFoDItn.
NEW YORK. August 81. \ What
should be done with two escaped pris-
oners of war, Germans, who reached
this port as stowaways. on the United
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SURGEON cHfRopcDIsT,

DR.. r. e. Merrill, McInerny's Shoe
Store. Fort above King. Private
room fer ladies'. Charges reason
able. - s9lS-u
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Y Nakanishi, "a Beretania, mr. Naua-
nu. for good cooks. yard boys.
Phone 451l; residence phone 4511,
5246-tf
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%EAAfF%fB8
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

Union Employment Office. Tel. 1920,
All kinds OF help. G. Hiraoka, Pro
prietor. 1910 Emma. cor. Beretania.
5s0e-sm
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UMBRELLA MAKER.

r. Nfzuts Umbrellas made and re-
paired. 1884 Fort. nr. Kukui: phone
s745. 55gs-tf
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ANNOUNCEMENT

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crate. We sell the latest styles in
Panama and Felss. Work called for
and delivered. Blaisdell Building.
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your roads, build
schools and churches,
make local improve
ments and build up
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The dollar that
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Moral Read the ads
and buy at home.
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