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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07
CITIZEN LABOR Is
PLENTIFUL AT HILo

mail Special to The Adyertiser)
HILo, August s.-In reply 70
criticisms Of the use Of alien labor on
the federal building here the answer
was made that citizen labor could not
be obtained. This is denied by well
Informed citizens and BY some who
have had personal experience,
The Masonic Building is cited rs an
example. II is probably the finest
building IN Hila anyhow those who
had to do with It's construction think
it Isl
All the work on the building was
done by citizen labor, said one Of
the COMMITTEES of<Adasois who looked
after the matter. otOther contractors
could do as we did If they wanted to.
We had 10 import some labor
The Hilo Tribune has received other
protests against the view that II Is
impossible to secure citizen labor for
n building here. IL is claimed that
there is good deal TO be had here,
and that many skilled laborers are idle
In Honolulu,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07

SAN FRANCISCO. August 5.--(As-
ISOLATED Press BY Federal wireIcss)
JEFF Mccarn, United states district at;
torney for Hawaii, arrived here yes
terday en- route to Washington. in a
statement to representative of Tho
Advertiser he said that 4 clique in
Honolulu offered to drop the charges
pending against him there If be would
agree to permanently leave the Terri.
tory. He says that he win return to
face the indictments, though he has
purchased only one way ticket. Mr..
McCarn left today for Washington. to
confer with Attorney General Me-
Reynolds.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07
War Demands for Gold Cause a
Dumping Of Reserve Stocks
On the Market

Aa..:..,.t 49,, ~, u Is..,.,;s.o ;nd;eata
neNises ''v'', - ' - Z
complete concentration OF the cones
market. The primary cause Of this has
been acute business depression in Bra
~ rh.ra has l,aa,, he.yv nress,,e IN
~ ~, 80 ~ ~. y Y /, q
seil, WIN Iew vuyess hol sne 'lel"en !.
oous onerlnss u eoiee uuihpea gu nv
mellean lna.hes Dy nuropean I ps i.,s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07
IsH.AMERIcAN
VARSITY IN MADRID

MADRID, July 20. The creation Of
u spapish.Ameriean University il Ma.
.dril hasebecn decided on BY unanimous
vote Of TIE cdaheil Of Education at a
meeting presided over by Senior Con,
zalez iBesada. Both King Alfonso and
the government attach much import
anee 70 this project and are resolved "a
do ~ N their power 10 make II q
great Instrument for the development
Of educational and Intellectual relation.
between Spaib'and The South American
Repnblics.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07

"
makes ptoyision for the periodical re-.
newal Of coftihcates Of Identity i1sncd
TO children Of Chinese DESCENT Could
not yon adopt q somowhat SIMILAR reg.
Iulation with q view to keep children
o. Afiaiic descent horn N The Hawa
| Iien islands contsantly provided with
q certificate, the photograph on which
would Represent the holder VI ail aye
|noafy enough current to insure ready
iucntIHtotioni
after You have given the matter
further consideration, and discussed II
with the Inspector In charge Of the inn
migration service at Honolulu, The
bureau will be glad 10 near from You
again.
H'pararfaph or referred TO IN tho
commissioner s letter above, and which
lis part OF Circular No. %, dated
duly ~, zoos, is a. follows
New Certificates Provided FOR.
nf~l rhe .,in'mum age ~ which the
certificate Of identity shall be Issued
" chiluren who are born Of Chinese
parents In the Hawaiian Islands shall
be Eve years, unless the child Is about
to depart from the Territory with the
intention Of returning IN which event
A ccrtinchfe may be issued with the
MISUNDERSTANDING that Whom TIE child re.
turns anil has reaehod Or pissed the
ago Of IIve years such ccftlncnte will
be surrendered and b. Superseded by
new one issued a. Of tho ago then
reached. upon the submission OF salts.
factorf evidence az identity AIlrhil-
drtn Furnished with certificates repre-,
senting them at the age OF from FIVE
to nine years shall have the privilege
Of securing n new certihcasc, on sur.
rendering the old one and admitting
satisfactorily evidence Of identity at
the expiration Of ten years from the
ar.e - that aFst rfihtod. and those
securing certificates representing them
~ bets. sen the ayes 81 ten ahii bigh-
teen years shall have the privilege Of
securing 4 new teffiheate, on sur.
rendering the old one and submitting
satisfactory evi,ierse o. identity after
reaching their majority, the object be.
ing to furnish such persons with Ger
tifcatos that will afford n permanent
and sure means Of Identification. -
\ Secretary Thayer expects to take up,
at an early date, this question with
Richard L. Halsey. inspector iA-chafge
Of the Honolulu Federal Immigration
station and it is believed that an i'm.
mediate improvements in the situation
win result
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07
TEETHiNo CHILDREN.

Teething children have more or less
iliarrhoea. which can be controlled by
giving chamberIain 3 0olic, cholesa
and DiarrBoea Remedy All that g
necessary il 10 give the prescribed
dose after each operation Of the bow
els more than natural and then castor
oil to cleanse the system. N u safe
and sure. Even the most severe and
dangerous eases are quickly cured BY
it, For sale by all dealers. Benson,
Smith 6 co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07

HILo, August Bat this week s
meetings Of the board of supervisors
the Front street widening proposition
will come up, and Secretary W. w.
Thayer formerly attorney general, who
has had the matter in hand some time,
will attend the meeting in the hope
Of reaching some settlement. Thayer 3
proposition, as given last week, is now
in writing and in the hands OF Chair
man Ewaliko of the board
Despite good deal Of urging by
business men anxious TO have the street
made decent, Ewaliko appears to be
opposed to the plan. n We have n o
money fQy IT,, he says, when asked
about n, nothing doing. The sum
needed is said TO be about $500. IT,
is not known what views the outside
members will take There seems to be
good probability that the work will 20
over at least until next year, but the
Territory has intimated that it may
not keep its offer open that long.
The discussion Of the matter has
served TO revive talk Of the elimination
OF all business buildings on the makai
side Of Front streets A crowd Of en-
thusiastic citizens discussing the matter
on Sunday while waiting for war news
talked joyfully Of what a fine boule
ward Front street would be II II had q
park all along the beach, and no build
ings except on the manka side But
no one seemed to have any strong idea
that the project of making suehia road
could be carried out, Fl
tsIf the business men Of Hilo want
the Front street widening done,v said
one county official. they ought TO show
enough interest in the matter TO at.
tend the meeting Of the supervisors aud
give expression TO their views, or TO
show in some Other wav that they arc
In earnest about IT, The money could
probably be found by cutting some.
whore else, II the matter was taken IN
in earnest. There Is at lenst ono road
district now which Is going ahead AMI
spending money when II has none, ex.
peeting to have the board make M tho
deficit as before when the warrants
come in" n,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07
ERHN0H TRooPs TAHH
GERMAN PRISONERS

BELFORT, Haut, Rim, France, Au-
gust 4.-( Associated Press by Federal
WireIess) Several Germans have been
taken captive. The FIRST victim in the
fighting between French and German
troops along this part OF the French
border was German lieutenant The
French gave him military funeral hon
ore YEAS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07
GENERAL VILLA Is
ORGANIZING NEW ARMY

: Ell PASO, Texas, August 5.-( Assoc
ciated Press by Federal Wireless) II
General Villa yesterday practically
proclaimed himself as independent from
General Carranza's government, ac;
cording To reports reaching here. Villa
already has begun reorganizing a new
army
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07
RETURNS TO FIGHT
FOR GREAT BRITAIN

NEW YORK, August 81 Aasoeiated
Press by Federal Wireless) .-Iieuten.
ant Porto of the British Navy, who ex
pected to pilot the hydroaeroplahe
America, in o Transatlantic fight, dc
cidcd yesterday to return 10 England
as reservist. He expects to sail to.
night on the Lusitania.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07


il so These people are only do,na
what everyone of ns would do enf
acfosa lots ana Anto fImb. Com.
missioner A. j Gienon1 inquired what
was being done 20 secure the cxtonsion
There is immcd|aic need Of 4
thorouehfere through from lWilci 10
kelihi. he said and IL VIC had
such hiebway the cpnuery iaborcis
woul'l not be tempted 70 use the cars
sheriif Rose then stated in answer
70 Question By Williams as to whcth.
cr the trcspasscrs could be arrested
that he did not believe rmaking ar.
rests wpuld break nD tho Practice
way. Put oficbr on Guard
Mn the FIRST place, he said, these
people have no money and could not
pay ihes II we put them IN Jail there
Is not jail room IN the Territory to
hold them The sheriff then sug,
gcstcd that he might put an officer on
the track and try It out Thon, IL u
does work he could put one or two
special officers on duty there all tho
time.
Mr.. Williams said this request must
come from the O. r. & L. Co, not from
the public utilities commission. He
reminded the railway oflciab that The
comnission has no legal authority,
and. that Il Is in the interest Of Az
public corporations TO get along with
their clients.>the general public. Mr..
Prosser took issue with williams on
this point and said that II II was the
commission 3 duty 10 look into the
cause Of accidents after their occur
renee It was certainly just as much
their duty to try and prevent accidents
Mr.. Gignoux thought Pfossef 8 pointa
good one but suggested that the Q. r.
& Il. Co Pit up Danger signs,
printed in al languages and that the
police and the packers be requested 70
cooperate with the railway officials, In
an appeal to these people 70 observe
the law. sheriff Rose said, that he
viii put an officer down there and in
struet him to give warning. If the
warnings are disregardcd arrests will
follow.
The only other business which came
mp was request from e. A. Mott
smith to exchange Offices IN the Kaui-
keolani Building for those in the
Stangenwald now used by the commits
sion. tt-Smith offers to pay the
cost Of moving as he wants his old
law Offices back.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07
GERMANS CAPTURE
RUSSIAN BATTLEsHIP

TOXIC, Japan, August At Associat-
ed Press by Federal Wireless) ~ The
German fleet has captured Russian
battleship near Kiao Chau, seaport
Of the Chinese province Of shantung, on
the Yellow Sea.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07

4. Stevenson, one Of the best
known newspapermeh in the Territory,
will leave Saturday for Hilo, where he
has been called to accept the editor
ship of the Hawaii Herald. He sue.
ceeds Floyd y. Matson, who will re-.
turn TO reioin the editorial staff Of the
Staf,Bulletin. In addition TO having
held positions on The Advertiser and
StarBnlletin Mr.. Stevensop was editor
Of the Maui News and Is well qualified
for his new position on the Big Island,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07
10 CURE A colo II ONEnlY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money If it fails 10 cure.
p w Groves signature is 90
each bpx
''ARls kErIcINR CO. 81 Louis = s 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07

(Mail Special TO The Adyertisef)
,HILO, August S-Coanty Attorney
W. II. Beers has taken up the matter
Of alleged violation Of law by the con
traction Of bills, by supervisors, in ex.
cess of the Sims appropriated for them
While there is no graft charged in
this connection, 1t is claimed that un-
der the law any supervisor who obli-
gates the county for any sum beyond
what is appropriated is liable TO fine
or Imprisonment. BY way of getting
the necessary information upon which
to base possible proceedings, Beers sent
the following circular letter to the
members Of the board
ttDoar Sir: As | have been inform
ed that some Of the supervisors have
exceeded their appropriations and It Is
necessary that this department should
ascertain whether or not said infor-
nation Is correct, you are hereby re-
quested to file all Of the demands
against your district up to and include
ing the thirty-frst day Of July, 1914,
with the county clerk. These demands
should include both your payrolls and
demands from stores and other parties
with whom you have contracted bills
against the county. 1t seems to me
that this could be done without any
difficulty as the thirty.frst day Of July,
1914, falls on Friday and the board
does not meet until the fifth Of Au-
gust remain, very truly yours,
CIV. II. BEERS,
County Attorney. "
The law on the subject provides for
a fine of $1,000 and imprisonment for
one year, for any supervisor OF other
Official WIN axeapda anDrOnriations
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07

slaehing Of the Republican ticket, but
IN ~ great convention the right men
should b nominated; IL not Il win be
yopr own fault You must make the
fight. Don't cit back and say, Go Il.
charlie; yonfre making good fight,
but get out gentlamen-T mean ladies
and nchllemcn for the ladies will have
= say, too, (Laughter and apnlauss.)
Get out and work. The ladies can see
that their husbands and the husta nds
Of their ncighbors are registered.
(More launhtcr)
If You had a servant, any OF you
ladies', who had quit on his job for
two years, what would you do to himi
Why, you'd Ere him. After you have
seen that al are registered in your
block, see that they vote right. We
want the ladies as politicians, and poll
ticians mean people who want good gov
ernment Get together In your Elock
and work for the interests Of Hawaii
Don't vote against man because
he IL a Hawaiian, nor because he j.
white; remember that we are all Ameri.
can citizens. (Applause.) But vote for
the best man and the best interests OF
the Territory. We should vote for
Charles A. Rice because ne Is the best
man. There won't be amy Houolulp
left il we have another Democratic adj
ministfation. II Is up to you, and 70
the ladies to get together for the good
of Hawaii mel sf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07
Registfation Rnnning up.

Up to yesterday afternoon at four
'clock the total number of registered
voters on Oahu was s725. The new
registration during the past four days
amounts to fifty.six, of which eleven
registered on Saturday, sixteen on Mon
day, eleven on Tuesday and eighteen
yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07
WilI stay q job.

~ believe a great deal can be done
IN Washington M the next Two years
IL may come about that the country
will need the fevenue from sugar and
something can be done for the benefit
Of laval.
~ hereby pledge myself ~ stay in
Washington from the beginning 20 the
end OF the term Of congress.
My campaign is a clean campaign,
but the Rev. stephen Desha at a speech
in Aala Park, said ] tried 70 purchase
his support by promising hs son a
job. i5
1NThatiis liei ! never tried to get
his support. In TIilo they know him.
(Applause.
q NY opponent says am a cowboy.
That Is true; am cowboy and would
rather carry a lariat than n cane.
daughter and applause.)
want your support so I can work
for You and for Hawaii ! thank
yon. tWhoiehearted applause,)
Tho last speaker WIS the father Of
the candidate for Delegate, w. IT, Rice,
and he was given most hearty well
come He spoke In Hawaiian and an
through his speech hc was interrupted
with laughter and applause and greet
ings from the many lIawaiians present.
Taken all IN all the meeting in
fhonias Square last night was one OF
the largest and most successful which
has been held Ia Honolulu for a long
time and undoubtedly added renewed
enthusiasm to the campaign IN behalf
of Charles A. Rice.
Mr.. Rice leaves today for Kauai, but
viii return early next week FOR short
time, when he viii again visit Maui,
returning to Oahu 10 devote himself TO
this Island until the primaries on Sep
teinber ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07
Suggestion From Bureau.

!" " seems to the bureau that II may
be possible 70 work out some plan I'M.
Ter which Hawaiian birth certificates
may be issued and aEed with much
greater degree Of Satisfaction than III
! ne past. The only suggestion the
tnreap can offer at this time consists
g ceiling attention TO It's Circular
No. 2S, lated January ~, la0s. eopy
81 Which II ineldsesl. covering the Is.
suanee Of certificates OF identity to
noers9ns of Chinese descent m Hawaii.
lPartieular attention Is directed to
paragraph go which, you win observe,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07

~. NOunNy iftLtOIhey.
The law on the subject provides for
a fine of $1,000 aud imprisonment for
one year, for any supervisor or other
Official who exceeds appropriations.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-07

&. III. Olsen made talk which APP
pealcd TO an present, saying that the
time had come for an citizens to take
part ia the campaign, for this was a
critical period in the history Of the Ter
ritory. He spoke Of the support Kuhn
had received fol 80 many years and his
failure TO attend TO bis duties and asked
rs II, fur to send him back againf,'
Mr.. Olsen stated he wanted 20 correct
an impression he had made in his speech
at the pumping station in Paiama Tues.
day evening, when he remarked that IL
Knhio was nominated it would be i'm.
possible to elect him 60 congress; what
he meant was that while be would vote
for Knhio, II nominated, for it is no
cessafy to elect n Republican If posi-
BILE, he did not believe that Kuhio could
beat MeCandless, and 10 elect MeCand
less would be a calamity for Hawaii,
The time has come for change,
said Mr. Olsen in conclusion, and this
should not mean the election Of DEM
oeratic Delegate TO Congress, but should
mean the overwhelming election OF
Charles A. Rice. (Enthusiastic alt
plause.)
The Chairman next introduced a. d.
Castro, who is a candidate for senator
from the fourth district, as repre-
sentative Of the Portuguese
IT Am An American, Says Castro.
lit is a mistake 10 saw that rem
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InnerIi@ uno duBerlid. Do lobe i@
mir 0oh ienen@oter. Ser NOR elm flei=

innerIi@ unb duBerli@. 9a lobe i6
mir ooh ienengater, Ser tpar Elm flei-
ner 9eamter, gum Shdbeiammeln
batte er feline @elegenbeit. SSn iei-
mem &al1ie ml1Bte ser 8fennig brei-
NAL berumge6rebt mer6en, ebe man
i'm ansgeben burfte. Sroboem
berridte Elm fr0bliber @eiit I'M &au-
ie, benn 8ater un6. M1ttter paren
gottesfiir9tige 9eute. Mae freie
:8eit mibmete er ieinen bier 8uben.
@ie bingen Die @tn6er an 6em ern-
item, freunoliben Mann! @lleS, pas
in ieiner Geele moor an Bflidttre1te
nnb Mrbeitsfreu6igfett, an @ottber=
tronen unb 2ebensmutb, an @elbit=
5m6t mno Streben nod b0beren Din=
gen = anes 6as itr0mte IN 6te iln-
gen Seele iiber, SOS mar ibr 8ater=
erbe, oos nabmen iie nit binans in
sic @elt, nnb BORT 6ranben iteben
nn0 mtrfen tie I'M Segen 11r0 1eg1en
6os Mn6enfen bon @oter nn6 Mut<
ter. siIber mn6 @ol6 fonnten 6teie
ibnen nidt mttgeben, mas tie ibnen
ober gaben, Dos tpar unen6li6 mebr.
an Deine &n6er, bas betbt
nidt iommle @el6 fir iie, oas tit
oas grfte nn6 @idtigite, nein, 6os
beibt, made fie reid am intpenoigen
M1en1den! @os bilft ein boiler @elo-
ldranf, merun ser &opf BOIL nn6 Die
geele leer nnb arm lit! @obl nas,
penn nniere @tnber etnrnal iagen:
unier Setter uno uniere M11tter boben
lid fir urs gerniibt un6 geforgt, tie
bobsn ii@ piel beriagt nm nniert-
milfen, I'M nnieren 9ebensmeg 1trs
at ebnen, - 6os 8efte aber, mas
iie uns mitgegeben baben, bas fino
6te uniidtboren Glitter, bon tbnen
itammt bns, mos uns ftarf nno tiid)<
tig, frob unb freu6ig madr, 6ng 9e-
Ben 5m meiiterr.
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an oeine &inoer.

Ser Man fannie MIR i6affen nno
raffen. Seine Stun6e Der &ube
q0rnteAer iid, fir nidts nno niemon-
Sen batte er 3eit. sd 6enfe an met
ne @inoer, file iouen iid ni6t 10 pla-
gen, mie ib mild babe plagen mniien,
iie fonen @eI6 baben in Sii1e nr6
s5iirle; mer @el6 bat, broudt fid
feline @orgen 5u MAIDEN, Der iteM
mddtig uno geebrt % in Der Wef,
bem fonr feiner i6aben, er aber TT
mddtig 3u niiben nno gu f6ooen, pte
es ibm gefdnt." Go 6o6te er uno
iab nidt, pie feline beiben Sobne
d1Berlide mnb neidlt6e Menfden
tp11r6en UTTER ber&anb ether i6tpa=
den nno eitIen M11tter, Meniden, 6ie
{id nidt in Ser 3udt batten 1ro
meinten, fib anes erlal1ben gu toni
men. Ser 8nter itarb nnb binterlieB
sen @0bne,1 fem grbe, 6os @elo
ndmlih un6 BEN Stol5 nnb ben Srob
o,f bog @eI6. Dies grbe aber tpatroe
ibr 5l1A, baron gi11gen fie a~igrunoe,
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Ga ale 8erbin6ungen unterbroden
lino, lit bas &iilfstperf eridtpert, un6
.@ulfe lit 6ringen6 notbig, 6em Saus
ienbe leioen bittere geotb. SIN mei,
ten nmfreife lift a0es perntdtet, bat
oo9 Ser Niberegen it6 iogar Mber
oas 80 Meilen emtfernte Nagaiaft er-
gotten. Se6enfous liegen 6ieiem bull
fanii6en Musbru6 un6 6em @r6be<
BEN meitgeben6e unterir6iide SG-
rl111gen 5u @run6e. @lei95eitig nit
Ser &l1noe bon bieier &ataitropbe
fommt aus @ictoria, 8ritiib golum=
bia, oie @abridt boB Ser Dampfer
yMafura" bon Ser @anaoa-9luitra-
lien=9inte nit @tn5elbeiten iber Ell
men pulfanti6en Musbrud BORT ein-
getroffen lit, Ser ii6 gu Nnfang De-
5ember al1f ben Meren @ebri6en er=
eignet unb iiber 500 Meni9enleben
perm6tet bot. Sn 5M6=Sapan giebt
es 5nar biele 8ulfane, bon 6enen Elm
GROCER Ibeil fait beitdn6ig mebr ober
meniger in Sbdtigfeit lit, bo@ ser
iSafnra=SSima tpar i6on felt einem
Sabrbunbert rubig nn6 mur6e piel=
fab fir erloi9en gebalten. Sir 6ie
lteberlebenoen Iotpie SOS i6mer be-
troffene Sopan giebt ii6 rege SDm-
pathie fun1.
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zmritpr Jhril.
@arunt?

@arl,m mieo1t bu, faltes gdidial,
@inem bod 10 idiper Die 1ait
limb Dem mbern lbtpebt IN Gutten
sSeDerIeid]t sic Sdale fat.
@orrm ebneit pu Die 8e9e
%Sem an itpl3en, ltdern @ang.
Inn sem aubern tDnt mn imrner
!5erbeu 5traudelnS 16ri0er Slang?
9or,m miro ser @el6 beS 2eibens
Giuem gar gu oft treoen3t,
9a in la1lterm @ol0 Dem anoern
Sod Der @ein ser Srenoe gldn3t =
Grnltbaft 1ab 'hie @6idialsg0ttin
@rpseu Mrges midi Da an.
u5delte", hub 1ie an 5n lpreben
.,Nid uidt lmeeredt, 0 Wtann!
SDr' uub abne Sic @elebe,
Sic Ser gipigteit entltammt,
Sic Der @pttbeit beige 2lebe
Mapurdbrineenb, betb olrdflarnmt:
aolten traeen, bie's bermo9en,
Sbathepl6t1em lit MIR Olud,.
@elbit ser 2eiben bitt're rppfe en-
2allen @oblsel6mad 5urad.
9pi1den @teigen nur uno @tnfen,
&1r i'm @treben lie9t Der &err
sles 2eben auf benz 9etnen,
auf iebem anbern Stern. -
l1nb mas lit Sem idpades 9enten
9u Sem @pttesplm Der @elt?
T1r Elm SSiinflein bon linn 1elber,
Seilen @ano Sic sterne balt.