davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-04

Queen Bread, the Bread that made PINE BLUFF known all oveTs <Ae South. 12~26-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-01-04

LosT-cHATELAIN BROOCH. IN shape of fleur-de-lis pearl out of center. Lost between 1907 Vest Fifth avenue and Mrs. Julia NoeTs residence on Sixth avenue atd z State street, most likely on Sixth
 street. Reward if returned to Mrs.
 E.. G. Rosenberger. 1207 West
 Fifth avenue. 1-2s6t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-25

na1e G~ortbose, Saiper County, err
lhoB Der @rtbefmnbeiter @eorge an.
ltin ieitpen Witarbeiter Sobn GnrrD,
ongeblih in SeIbitoertbeioiauna.
enrrp mar aus Dem sertem id,aftIit-
Ell &oit)mls onsgepieien moroct,
tebrte ieboh alriif, INN iein Gaficr.
meiier 5ai boIerl, luobei er NIT guItin
INT Streit aerietb.
@oitOernelir 0faior lat micocr
eilHiul cine Reibe 3ild)tlditsIer ~.
gnaoigt, oamntter ~folpenbea 3Doinas
Bono aus Osarf GoiHitb (SIitdlt aus
Dem S3%lIdpbaitS), Gen Stmrp, Gallo.
inel @onntp GSaIidmna). Sronf Sale
Sadion GountDo (@roBbetrua); RoB
2inarp. 9lpdntpa,t Gountp, (9ptmlq);;
GHfunro &lod, Cape @irorbeah,
(goub); 8nl. acriSge, Barton
G.oquttp, 8roBbetrr9); SiIas sc.
9nrbiat @eineio); Smnes Sodiot
2ofapefte Golintb, (@roBbetrla).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-25
@enes ans auoeren Counties.

M Gruwioro Gointp miro oas
btsberige, oeluofratiide Gonntp. De
rtdt, fiir &ns Sabr 1915, bon eillein
malfib reprblifailiidsem Goiultr , Gte.
ridt obgeloit tperben,
Mit Silfe Der Gunpeii bes Rolla,
Semple, intrSe in Gncific, Meo. Nein
SGnpIe Of Eptbtm Sisters orauni.
lirt.
Ser Sta6trntD BON Slater, Wo.
bat Die gntfer1l,nrg i6nmnhlider
StruBenidiI6cr nsigeoronet.
@1n. !Siiber, BON 2iilctoipm, Cole
Goiinth itorb atn Ia. s. 30. mn Glter
bon 70 Sdbren. SEER Sitber 1par
bielen 9~etpobaert1 rnfcres Stoates
befonnt; lett 40 Sabren betricb or
Die Sibre iiber beit Siaae 6IlB, oti
Der bieIbcniitten StruBe bon ct.
2ouis Itads SSSeTferfor Gftn.
3as Boot .EeorIo ), gigettbitm ser
Sol1tlie Soones, bon Yortlono, &c.
rieth nahrefla Der Sabrt BON Cha
nlois nnd Tortlmr6 iii 8roro uro
|nnroe total serftort. Die bier Ger.
ipnen, meIdle iidl unf oent Boot t
fon6ob brndteit iids in Sider5eit
Cine gtlu0e sitr InSbrotclt nlN
Gerbreinter BON Ebier7GGbnpern ioII
in Sefferion Gclntp crridtet merOe1t.
Die mthpofneroen giirqer iino R'
bod iebr itnT 0eger eiale Oerortiae
garfiimSnbrif.
2aitt Der ~Sefferion 9Th 9ailp
Goft Iiefert 8anfns Gin cine groBere
Mtr5ollI BON 8erbredern nod, Sem
Stoots 3uftbnltfe als ipie ct. 2oujs
trotoem ct. ooilis boppeIt 10
bieIe girspobner bot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-25
Sapps Soauw.

8ir ertbiete1t biermit nllell Sc
fern bes @olfsblottes ltniere beltefl
Biinibe fiir cine fro9lide @eibnadlt
iiiuo elm gIiidIidyes gieuiobr.
Srit Saefiter bradte oieier Ia
ge cine In5aW Sdapeilre aui Den
Morft i,nter oeire1r iidl eilt @rlnSer
BON 400 Sfuilb befnnh. pelden Der
CUTE 8rib aIs Elm Sponferfel be
5eidplete.
Gle Treshpteriaatcr SonntagS.
fdh,le al Der Sirit Greet miro IN
Ser &irdp cine @cibrndrsieier al.
bnIten fir mcId)e elm Invertebrates
uro urtterhaltc1tbeS 9roorom emit
fporfen lit.
2onis BriesS itbh @ottin iin0 ieit
aiirSein Ole @ltern eine8 nieOlid'en
S6dterfens, po5lt mir beItenS gras
titIteren.
@ruB Der faltcn uro m1aintsbnls
lidet @itterung 1T Comm Sdlmiot
nod imlter fleibi9 bcim Sdgen bon
gremtboI5 intb beim Sdfielfdnei-
6en.
Sre6 Goeller, Der froDlidN
SfnrieS BON SernnniL mo eiit paar
ieiner SreaarSe, tporer fiir5lif bier
diif Der Snfenioeb mtb erlegten 5ir'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-25
aittIe Berger.

Senauaer laro Mrtonius WulrOiuil-
Ter, apelde mehrere Rornte III 5u'
petite, DO, gnrbeitet batter, iitro
onl norigelp 9pamterstog pieoer ilt-
bor.Ie aagela1pt.
Ilbin Gberiiap arbeitei e%egentpdr-
tig bel Sqlire Mut6piller,
Ghriit, 9amlier beabiidltigt Iid)
iiber ole Seiertoge nad} Cairo. Sis,
81 begeben SUM 8eiid BEL ieilter
sort Dobnbuite1t 3ohter,
Sri. SbefIo &nlertien, pntt Ct.
2o1tis, lit s%eaenpGrtig 1abeim mo
pir6 1ie MISUNDERSTANDING bel IL
rem @ltem, glte. @olfertien ltrb Sat
tin, perlebe1l,
q. g. g. Ritnb1pilQer lit eeitern
nod ct. 2oris gereiit, INN @eibnafl.
ten BORT nj @eieIIidnft ieiner God
ter 5u feiern.
Ioruirt oitf boS Sernnnrer
8olfsbIntt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-25
giliSs nnS beritopft.

aopfpeb, idIedter 4tbem iait-
rer Magefl beIeste 3unge uno lltr-
peromdid,feit beoeitem baB 2eber
un6 g~inseapei6en berftopft finS
@ebnlt 8eimgiing Dor. SoIt cine
'25e. SIaide bon Or. Sings Stem
2ife GiHs nnb leert Ragen uno
eingetpei6en aiis bon ben Cos. ittpo
@ifftoffen. 9os miro @u6 gut
fiiblen MADDEN. @ffeftip uiro 0odJ
milo. 3ein Gneifen. 25c. bel On.
rem apotbefer. gndlen's Grrica
5aGbe fit 9ranOipitpben. (IbD)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-25
&iHonri 0cniofcitcn.

Sim Snrmitog critadl iii &alni'
boil 6ranf Chapman Den 0lldtorlpder
See IFbforh, pcldJer i'm orlgebIid) IN
eine Illep nerfolgte ulto olrgcgrlf'er
batte.
9as iSitbbol 5ennr DER ltuat-
lidplt &er9ba,idrlle in &oaa er.
parb fiir5Iidl ole Championship"
fir oen Stoat IiIiouri, muroe aber
non Der 6ofllltGt fir Dem &eit ocs
SemeIters releSirt.
Die itoatlid)e Bit6lic Seruict
Gon1miiiior bot cine Gntid)eihlrll
obgeaebert, 0nB Die SelepbplleA8eiell
id,afteat 6en 4er5ten nlpb Iopofater
feline binigercl, Ratet 9eipGbren oilr'
fen oils ollcn ibren alnroell.
9eirn Anbreben Der SitrbeI iei.
nes Iittomobils mllr0e in Sannlbol
ser SO Sabre dlte 3o6nur3t s. 8.
S'8rien bon Dem @rtfi on sen aopt
g~etroffel, mos icilten 500 3llr 8ol9e
hattie. @r mar brei Dial Wapor BON
Sonnibal.
Ssit &aipins Gitp eridsoB ofn
8ietstog letter g9od,e Soirfb 2icS,
te leiltef goter aaiIttls iu 5trcit
iiber bie Saltsbdlterin, 8ittnw Gin.
90 8eber, luelfer belize 6en Sol
nadten.
3ltnr gimoesitcuer =Ginnebnlsr
fir ben mejtliden 3iitrift bon Mii.
iouri lit 6. M. &nrber erinannt NOR.
Den. @eger Der iid bdiiiennpn Mr.,
better irFolge Ger ariegslteltcrn hat
Der bisberige Collector 6. O. BUR.
ton ole Stelle nieoergelegt, che Iein
Iadyfolgcr oas sllnt antrat.
sSoiepD Smitb, 6as Soaipt Der
Momtonenfirfe inrb Gin Sobn oes
@riinbers Ser Sefte,. lit in Srroepert.
oeloe' pp.' gel'olpe' ut Nue' m eon
% ,so)reh. W epat segei pe S ~
meloere; San Sopt 81. ~
SHllt9 VI leal yaallel9et oiS p[a''.
oelf Ger Sefie, aHo enc erpiOoN
"9pnaNfte".
gernittbIidl peronIaBt Sitrb
rsIiaioien 8o6uiinn eridpB am
@ittipod) letter Isolde in Ct SolllS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-25

%aefutnnler.
Iartin Guile lit tros Der 1ipgiirs
itieer @itteraatg nod, imn1er fletBig
beim @rcbcn inl6 @enie1tben oon
9bop (firecIoD). Or benrbeitet 5Del
@riiberr; eine 6erieIben liefert mel.
der. ,po ole attoere borten Ebon,
Soc. &oforf besab iid otft persaip
gersen @umstag nnd Moau,t Ster-
ling, inn ieinen bcdIbetaetest Batter
an befiRterl.
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8oiebnb.

Seirp 8rinfmmm bat jeff citc
SlaBobI Sllbriperfe beian 6obren bon
&IaiterboIs. @err 9rimfmGrm bal
ifber 200 &Lniter (coro$) SoI5, nal.
DIES er nod ct. 2miis ~oeriepo,n
miro.
Die arbeit on Der i,earert SO. e.
&irde lift jett. i1rfoLee Der toIter
8itterlma. aeittpeiIie 3irtr StiIIitorf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-25

&nieasfreipiIlige SoIbatem
3ogt ibr eben erit ms SeIb,
0odt ifon fiilloerl eitre SbateiL
9oB eit ieber aud ei1l Sel5i
aiibn seltritten, beiB geralrgert,
9entfhIunb IN Der 8elt boran!
@eil, 10 ipie Ole Mlteit firsen,
llrriere Salsetro 5ipitiden fa1up!
as es ging nm Sralfreids Noroer,
SIT Die &raft in ealf ertpadt,
&da1pfeln6 ieib ibr on getporoen
&eife Wh1nrer iiber @aftl
aalten 8lutes, falrs ertid1loiien,
2e9tet ibr Die 6Iinten ON,
@eiI, 10 ipie ole @lten idoiien.
llnire Sitgen6 t~reffen farm!
Snpfer fodt bn, %gottergebefi,
Ger Sfauoeltt INTO Der &dbett;
Iitf Der fseiapbe Sdbitengraber
Sos INIT bInllfem gaiorctt!
8ent1 iid altd Ole 2eiden t%iirnten,
Simmer porip1ts, Murmr nor Mann!
@eh, 10 mie ole @Iten %itiirmten,
@ern iif alid) Die 9eidert t%iir1nter,
lllrire Sltgelp6 iiege1 fGnnl
auf ber bllitsetrdnften &diell
Cent Die Aaft iif, itrnm ur0 'bleldl
ll1,b oie ariegstrompeten bIaien
6eierlid, gum 3apfel1treid} +
Dor Ben @ott ieib ibr g~etretal
Der nit elldb Den Siea %goipaltlt
8eil, 10 apie one Nlten flebten,
ltt1ire Sltgert6 beten fannll
Simmer beltgt bes Stumles 8iitet
Infer fairies 9eittIfes Geih;
9eltifen Bottles bette 8liitbeil,
Glter Dent 6Iam0 fegret elt,;
Rade mirb's ont ieoetn fiibiefl,
Ser Sas Sect Der &alfe ipGNll
@eiG, 10 pie Die Iltel fielen,
llrlre SS1lsen6 = iterben farull
SEQ. 2cip5iger.
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ionuren is 6tiid.

SenrD 8einlano bate in Der ner-
saipenen ISOLDE, beim Sdloften,
Dos MiBgeidid ii6 3iemli6 oerb III
ten Singer 3u idylteiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-25
AnHprr Krtrgsfrrtmilligrn.
~~N~~w

(aus Der aOlano bon Berlin
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-25

Ibouirt oiif bos Serrnanr1er
8oIfsbIott.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-06
KOREAN KILLED
ANDSPANARD
Held AS SUSPECT

Cha Duck Whan. Korean, was muir
dered short distance 4ffoms Waipahu
this morning and Captain OF Detec.
ti7es Arthur McI)uffie, within short
time after the report had been receiy.
ed at headquarters, had a Spaniard
named Antonio Diaranbo under arrest
charged with the crime.
.s..,a "a a th6 tine o,lt6ding T. Iress the
police had been un able to wiring con.
fession from the prisoner However,
he admitted under pressure that he
was the owner of a 3S-caliber revolver,
and a search Of his house uncovered a
partially filled box OF cartridges for
such q sized revolver.
The Spaniard, when first placed I'M
der arrest, stated mat he had been
the victim OF chicken thieves and that
he had discovered the Korean coming
out from under his. the Spaniard's,
house this morning. When accused of
the murder Diaran5o emphatically de-
MED that he had committed it, also
denying at that tirle that he owned q
revolver.
The dead body of the Korean was
found In the Spanish settlement about
20 feet from; the home OF the man I'M.
der arrest and the police are Of the,
opinion that they have in custody the
one who committed the crime.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-06
OFFICER kA0MoHr IS
RELIEVED FROM DUTY
By SHERIFF CHAS. ROSE

Police officer Kaomiho, iden: flied
with the. department for the past five
years, was relieved from duty yester-
day following charge flied az inst
him by Sheriff Rose alleging insubor-
dination.
Sheriff Rose stated thai the officer
was assigned to duty at Athletic park
on Saturday, October II, and that he
demurred at the order coming from
the captain of his watch and positive
ly refused to obey. .....f J..
Again called to account, Kaoniho
is reported to have declared that he
would offer characterization to take ef-
feet November L. \ go: - go
The officer was asked to file the
document with the sheriff last Monday
and failing to do SO was dismissed by
Rose. ~ ,-t@s ....'- s-=.- .
KaoRofi insists that he was dis
charged by the sheriff because of his
participation in the election in which
it is stated the police officer iden-
titled himself with q Republican band
wagon in which he toured the various
polling places. : - ii
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-06

The Chamber OF Commerce commit.
tee on municipal affairs has about
completed its task of gathering data
regarding the Koolaupoko road which,
after being constructed at the rate of
$4,000 a mile, went to pieces in less
than II months. Engineers and others
connected with the building of the
road have been Intercepted by the
committee. H. Stuart Johnson having
appeared before a meeting of the body
yesterday afternoon. The committee
will present its report at the next
meeting Of the members of the cham
be$r. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-06
ISENBERG MAY
make RACE FOR
HOUSE SPEAKER
n. l. HoIstein, Veteran Hawaii
Member, Likely to Have
Lively Opposition

Indications have come to the sur
face since the election last Tuesday
that there viii be a lively contest for
the speakership Of the next house of
Representatives
H.. Holstein, the Hawaii veteran.
In all likelihood will. be opposed by D.
p. r. Isenberg, elected from Oahu.
lsenberg served in the senate several
years ago and made an able presiding
officer. 81 ~ IT,
IL Is predicted that HoIstein will
have a good contest on his hands If
Isenberg decides to try for the speak
ership. The Oahu delegation is not
likely to support Holstein solidly I'M
less some advantage for Oahu can be
gained by maneuvering so that the
long-delayed reappOrtionment measure
win be brought up and settled. This
reapportionment bill has been hanging
fire since 1910 II the bill goes through,
Oahu win ge: another senator and
enough representatives to control the
lower house Kauai and Hawaii have
blocked reapportionment up to the.
present time and the veteran Holstein,
perhaps the best parIiamensarian in.
Hawaii, has ably helped in the block
ing. Now the Oahu delegation, with a.
possible candidate for the speakership.
sees an opportunity to get the reap
portionment bill through or else de-
feat Holstein.
IF Holstein will be good and let this;
reapportiOnment 60 through, as IL
ought to go, we will perhaps support
him for speaker. But II he doesn't,
then we win elect Isenberg," said a.
representatiye-elect this morning.
The senatorial situation has not yet
developed, but It is likely that Charles
F.. Chillingworth of Oahu will be the
next president, Knudsen Of Kauai hav-
ing been defeated. Chillingworth is a
veteran in the work and has plenty OF
support IL he wishes to take the Office.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-06
WEEKLY PRODUCE REPORT
By A. T. L0NGLEY
Superintendent in Charge

figs. per 100, T5e; grapes. Isabella, per
ID, Sc TO l0c; oranges. Hawaiian. per
100. 81 to $l,50; lines, Mexican, per
100. 75c to 81; pineapples. per doz..
45c to sec: papaias. per To-, IKE TO
De; breadfrutt, per doz.. 4oc to Soc;
pohas, lOc.
3EANS-0RIED.
Red kidneys, per 100 lbs, 81; cali
CO, per 100 lbs, 1925.
GRAIN.
Corn. small yellow. per ton, SIS to
$50: large, $32 to $37.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hides wet salted, No. l. 13iac; No.
?. 13c: kips, 131ac; sheep skins. loo
to 20c: goat skins, white, 10c
The territorial marketing division
under the direction of the o. 8. ex
pertinent station is 1t the service Of
al citizens Of the territory. Any
produce which farmers may send to
the marketing division IL sold at the
best obtainable proee. A marketing
charge of 5ct is made. 1t is highly
desirable that farmers notify the mar
keting division what and how much
produce they have for sale and about
when it viii be ready to ship. The
shipping mark Of the division Is q: g.
E. s. Letters address, Honolulu, p.
o. box 1878. Office, Queen and MI
uanu streets. Telephone 1910. Wire
less address USEX.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-06
IN
POPULAR way TO
BE new COURSE

special course in popular entomo-
logy will begin tomorrow at the Col
lege of Hawaii. TIE course is design
ed primarily for teachers, but is of
general interest u anyone familiar
with the habits Of insects. Meetings
are held on Saturday mornings at 9
o'clock. under Professor Illingworth.
The abundance OF destructive in
sects in tropical regions makes a gen
eral knowledge OF entomology impera-
tive. Our foods, our books, our hous-
es and sometimes our very selves are
attacked. We are only able to cope
OF their habits.
The following studies will be taken
up:
November 7.-The Life Cycle of In
sects. = Use will be made of the Ian
tern and many specimens from the
college collection IN explaining the va
rious stages through which insects
pass I'm their development.
November 14.-Form and Function
This Is lecture and exercise dealing
largely with the more important strue
lures of the insect body: primarily
with relation of these parts to their
Of feeding >'-'[
November 21.-Collecting and Pre-
serving Insects. This is a field and
laboratory exercise dealing with the
principal features CT making eollec-
ton OF insects. '.~~
November 2S.-IIsects and Planes.
A lecture with illustrations to bring
out clearly the interrelation of these
two forms or life.
December 5.-Ffiends and Foes A
lecture illustrated with many slides
and specimens, from the extensive cob
lection OF the college Special empha-
sis is placed upon the fact that not all
insects are pests: and we must learn
to protect and assist our friends.
Dec. 12.-Methofs OF Combating In
sects. A lecture with many Hlustra-
tions OF methods or destroying insect
pests. The method, so successful in
Hawaii, OF using che insect againsta
another, viii be fully dealt with.
These exercises are free to anyone
who can spare the time on Saturday
In the case of teachers
they will be of great value in their
nature study work. Those desiring
to attend will kindly communicate
with DR. j. F. Illingworth, at the col.
lege.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-06
klornn6 on,
TIANl

.
McBryde and Pineapple were the
only stocks changing hands on the.
board today, the former with gain
Of q over yesterday Between boards
McBryde showed this advance in sales
Of four lots totaling $50 shares at
5.371s. and at session 200 shares we're
sold at the same price Pineapple was.
steady at 80 for 10 shares. OIaa. in
reported sales, was steady at SIS for:
355 shares in three lots. gaining K'
point fer a block Of f4o shares EVA
held 2l25 for 80 shares, WaiaIua
$3.50 for 10 and 5 shares, and Qnomea
80 for IS and 20 shares. Oahu de-
clined u point for so shares and Ha-
waiian Commercial gained x in sales
Of two lots Of % shares each It 3O.75.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-06
EGGS AND POULTRY.

EGGS AND POULTRY.
Fresh chicken eggs, PEI doz. 6lc /;
fresh duck eggs, per dog, S5c, hens,
per h.. 25c; roosters, ger h., tnc;
broilers, per h., 37l.c: turkeys. per
H., 32lac: ducks, Muscovy, Per H..
27IEe; ducks, Hawaiian. rer doz.,
$3.50.
LIVE STOCK.
Live Weight.
Hogs, 10e-15e lbs. per 10. l312c;
so lbs. and over, per h., 13c
Dressed Weight.
Pork, per h., Ice to 29c; natton,
per h., lie to lee; beef, per h., lie
to 19c: veal. per h.. l3c to 13lsc.
POTATOES.
Sweet, red, yellow and white. per
100 lbs, 1Jc to $109.
VEGETABLES.
Beans, string. per h., Sc; Lima, in
pod, per b., 2l5c to Sc:; beets, per
doz. punches. soc; cabbage. per H..
21.c to &c; carrots, per doz punches.
Acc; corn, sweet. per 100 ears. $1.i5
to 81; cucumbers. per doz., 3Oc; green
peas, per h., SC to 10c; peppers, bell,
per h., &c tos5e: peppers, Chile, pr h.,
SC to 4c; pumpkin. per ID, 1c to 1Ac;
tomatoes, per h.. Sc to 4c; turnips,
white, per doz punches. 40c.
FRESH FRUIT.
Bananas. Chinese, per bunch, 20c to
55c; cooking. per bunch, 75c to 81;
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-06
ONE LOCAL FIRM GIVES
BIG SUM TO BELIEF
FUND FOR BEL CLANS

In less than "a hours after the ini-
tial appeal was made, subscription
amounting to $6175 were received at
the Office Of the Chamber CT Com
merce to be placed in the fund which
the chamber now is raising for the re-
lief OF the widows and orphans in Bel
GUM.
One local firm and several of its
employees contributed $6115. the re-
naming $50 having come in from
various sources. These subscriptions
were received this morning. The
Chamber of Commerce, in response to
request from the San Francisco
chamber. yesterday sent out notices
TO the effect that il has started a
movement toward securing funds for
the Belgians.
: F..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-06
LETTERS
uNAuTHoRnED soLlc.TATloN.

Honolulu. T. H., Nov. 6. 1914.
To the Editor of the Star-Bulletin.
Dear Sir:--It has been brought to
my attention that there is a Hawaiian
in town soliciting money, which he
says is fer the Christian Scientists. I
would like to warn the public that no
person has any authority for so doing.
as the Christian Science churches do
not solicit funds.
Yours sincerely.
CLARE NJ. KELLEY,
Asst Committee on Publication.
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island Steamers BRING Cattle.

Rice and cattle made up the bulk of
island products to reach the port from
the islands of Kauai and Hawaii to-
day. The steamer Likelike from the
Garden Island brought rice and paddy.
Small shipments of sundries were in
cluded in the list. Seventy head of
cattle from Hawaii reached the port
in the steamer Helene. This vessel
will be despatched for the Big Island
this evening. -s@
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MORE REPORTS OF FIRING.

1t was reporter this morning that
the Japanese 5oattleship Hizen had
fired three shots across the bows of
the Oceanic liner Ventura as that YES
sci came from the south to enter the
local harbor. Investigation failed to
the report.
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LOCAL and GENERAL

Il a ,
William Larsen. Jr., win be given a
jury trial In Judge Ashford's court
next Monday morning on a charge of
first degree burglary.
A meeting OF the members of Homo
lulu Lodge No. Gle, B. P. o. E., has
been called fc- 7:30 o'clock this even
ing at the headquarters of the lodge,
King street, near Fort.
Circuit Judge Ashford issued a writ
CT habeaS corpus returnable at 3
O'clock tomerroY morning against
David Eakea and his wife, Anna Ma
kea, who are accused by Ho zap. a
Chinese, of illegally restraining his
young son, James All zap, Jr.
Tony Ventura. Portuguese youth,
received sentence Of years imprfs-
onment this morning after the jury in
Circuit Judge Ashford's court had
found him guilty of a statutory Of
tense of a revolving kind. 1t took the
jury less than 10 minutes to reach its
decision.
A report issued from federal court
circles this morning is to the effect
that Attorney W. T. Rawlins is being
strongly touted as speaker for the
house of representatives at the next
not know anything about it, adding
that he would prefer the floor, any
way"
Judge c. w. Ashford, first judge of
the first circuit court, has appointed
Joseph P Dias to serve as Portuguese
and Joseph Rothman as
Spanish and Russian interpreter.
Both appointees for some time have
been acting in similar capacity in the
local district court.
Matters of an important bushes ma
ture will be taken up for discussion
at meeting of the Kamehameha
Alumni Association, which is sehedui-
ed for 7:30 o'clock this evening in
the rooms of the association, Fort
street. A full attendance is request
ed. ....-. .." i
The liquor license. commission isl
scheduled to hold special meeting att
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon in the as 4
sembly hall of the municipal building. ;
Questions in connection with the ap-I
plication of the PiGasanten Hotel for |
q license are to he discussed, though |
II was understood prior to the session
that no action would be taken at this |
time on the application. 49,. |
The governor signed the following !
ten land patents today: Augusta AM
irews, lot %, Oiaa reservation, Puma,
Hawaii; Mikolas Holowaty, lot SO,
0laa, Puma, Hawaii; RoIfa David, Jun
kin, lot 800, Olaa reservation. Puma,
Hawaii !; Manuel silva, lot 10, Rihalani,
North Hilo, Hawaii; Joseph John Ig-
lacio, lot %, Kilaiani, North Hiio; /
William Scott May, lot s, Kahei, NORTH
kohala, Hawaii; Mary Lesser, lot IL,
Sahei, North Koaala; Daniel r. Ke6-
lakapu, lots 31E and 31F, North Koaa-
a, Hawaii; Kamole Piulu, lot Sab,
kaarhnhu, North KonaIa, Hawaii. andi
Kama Raymond, lot 35A, KaaHhuhu,
North Kohala
70 - $1,000
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Handsome women are not always
the most amiable. ~, t.. "A
Don't worry to-day; put it off till
daY after to-mhrroW.