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FIND THE MAN OF ....- +. +.
THE AID CLUB TICKET

The. AID club at its session this noon
voted unanimously to hang the. man
who circulated ticket in the recent
primary election designated as an "Ad
Club Ticket" C. R. Frazier was del
egated to find the man and anyone
assisting him in his search will be
rated as friend of the AID club. This
organization has never been in poll
tics and doesn't intend to allow any
one to force it. r.. =.
Many a young man buys flowers for
an heireSS as an investment
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according to Sir Edward, proved that Servia
had been strongly advised by Russia to yield
and avert European war. Even with Servia s
answer Austria was not content and immedi-
ately began war preparations Russia then
concluded tht Austria was bent on provoking
war with the Car and that Vienna must have
definite secret assurance of the assistance of
Germany. Russia began mobilization; Ger
many likewise; the Austria Servia war broke
out ~.>--. :..#
Still England held aloof It was not until
Germany's intention of crossing into France
through Belgium became apparent that Sir Ed
ward gave up the possibility of peace and Eng
land was finally committed to stand by the
Triple Entente with force of arms. By this
time British statesmen we're convinced that
Germany was likely to occupy the sea-coast
along the lower North Sea, Straits and English
Channel, thus threatening British interests d.
rectly ~ -
The White Paper also indicates strongly that
Germany was aware in advance of Austria S
sharp and unpalatable demands upon Servia
and that Austria was assured that Germany
would stand by her ally to the point of bitterest
war. As events have proved, this assumption
was correct. &
The now-famous question whether France or
Germany first violated Belgian neutrality is
touched upon So far as the White Paper is
concerned, the proof is that Germany was the
aggressor complaint being made by Belgium
of German invasion and no complaint of French
invasion.
1t must be remembered that all of this is
from the British viewpoint Germany has also
published some Of her diplomatic correspond
ence, which has not been made available here
as has the British paper. However, the Ger
man viewpoint has been dwelt upon more than
once Austria has felt for long time that
Seryia was ceaselessly and insidiously under
mining the Dual Monarchy, and the assassina-
tion of the heir apparent and his consort was
taken in Vienna as the outcome of Serb plot
in which Belgrade offcialdom was deeply inn
plicated. Austria S note to Servia, containing
demands that were sure Ito be refused, was ex-I
pected to be followed by war, in which Austria
intended to chastise her Slay neighbor. Ger
many has long seen the Pan-Slav menace to-
Teutonic development and felt that Servian
plots were encouraged from st. Petersburg.
The point had been reached when the menace
had to be shattered by decisive blow That
blow was launched.
One interesting feature of the British diplo-
matte correspondence is that it indicates Ger
many expected England to stand neutral in the
event of war between Austria and Russia,
and possibly even in the event of war between
Germany and France.
: -
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Circuit Judge Robinson today gave
Judgment for Mrs E. A. Langton in
her suit to recover $40 from !. Dawson,
a printer whom she assisted financial
ly to come to Honolulu from the
Coast. She is given authority to col
lect the $40 together with costs, and
the Hawaiian Gazette Company, for
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and railway companies, are going to
assist the Promotion Committee in get
i ting tourists to Hawaii this winter.
indications are that the tourist crop
will be enormous.
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LILLE NIIINIEWl

JEFF McCARN: / was intensely
interested in the recent primaries. |
do not believe / have ever been in a
place where an election went OF so
smoothly. " <
"A. r. GURREY, Jr.: My trip to
New York, Washington and other art
centers of the mainland was a very
good one. found much interest in
Hawaii and Hawaiian pictures.
JUDGE G. A. DAVIS: / am going
to give a midnight supper to i've Of
my closest friends. One of the most
prominent chefs on the Pacific coast
will be brought to the islands to serve
IL 1t will be some feed.
III. P. WOOD: Various steamship
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-16

PETER CUSHMAN JONES. who
for the past two months has been WIS.,
iting friends and relatives In eastern
United States returned to Honolulu
yesterday ON the steamer Matsonia.
Mr.. Jones spent the greater part OF
the time in and around Boston, his
birthplace. The trip was his first va.
cation in more than 40 years.
WILLIAM H. d. KING, deputy col
lector of customs, returned to Homo.
lulu in company with Mrs. King on
the steamer Matson.a yesterday after
a month spent In San Francisco. Mr..
King and his wife, who formerly was
Miss Ida Busser, were married in the
coast city last week, the ceremony
being the elimination of romance
which had its inception when the
bridegroom was journeying to the
mainland with the Hawaiian swim
ming team about year ago.
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whom Dawson is said to have worked.
is ordered to pay the money to Mrs.
Langdon out of the wages withheld
from Dawson by that firm.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-16

J. Frp,p the Iorliest depth there IS path to The
loftitSt height.-Carlyle.
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DerSOndl,
MQh4lOr@

ED TOWSE has been chosen as rep
resentative OF the Hawaii Promotion
Committee at the coming Civic con
vention on Maui.
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SUGAR FIGURES
FROM PERUNOT
INACCORDANCE

An editorial in the morning paper
on sugar Imports from Peru to the
United States Is very wide apart in
its figures from federal statistics. On
September 10 the Star-Bulletin, in a
news article, quoted from y. S. sugar
statistics the fact that Peru produced
I61. 40 short tons .of sugar in 1911
and that there were no data for 1912.
IN the federal document from which
a;as taken 1912 was given the
~wxrer1911. owing to the absence
WZH. Now the Advertiser
Anorts Of sugar. from
sARRERe ano y a 81.
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NOTICE.

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III. P. WOOD: Various steamship,
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GIRL
IN TURKEY SEES
PLANS FOR WAR
EDITOR

WEDNESDAY,
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gnrcan eer snahcnOnrd0rnds. .00mmIiidrc.

Nnlt more, 70. Iflr6 1914.
Ole Observation-Disclosures Gonuiiidrc in ocr
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20. Nooem6er 1912 unter8c0ncicn Gcroros
nnng Nr. 1877 oeS NiaDorS itno Siaoirai6S bon
baltimore.
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Der gSarpidzIpcnuc. einihlicbli0 bcreu Belt
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Thildoe pGid Baltimore unb gSdl6ngionsGucu
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berei it, nno bah sic 9ommiiidre an Srcitao,
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llbr Sormtiags h in ibrem Bureau i'm Mai6s
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irecno einc in beiaqier oite auqeiiibrte I6ai'
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@erionen erbohen miro, Ole oarn intereiilrt III
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@nsruc g. Grammar,
sSrbn = SOairro,
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Sine intcrcilantc 6raac, bic Ons ncac sanfpItcn

Sine intcrciiantc 6ruac, bic Oas ncac SanfMItem
onregt, miro icbt in faunldnnbcn &rcen oiel cr0r-
tcrt Sic gcbt oobr ob bic Geierpe6onfcr, wenn tic
Noten oiscontrcn 5rci 6atbore 9omcn oOcr bios cen
orOern ioaten Sn europa merOcn 5lpci geforOcrt io
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bios elmer ir Die gtotc Gatbor lit GoS Glearingbous
bon Ncpgorf bat id fir 5we Obligontcn erfldrt bod
6citebcu ie nid nit 9eitmmt5et Oorau Oa Die groBcn
@onteu gcgcwpGrtig iidJ nit Dem GreOit ocs aoumon
ncs Der oeu g9edDie oiscontrt bcouigen. 81 @unten
ecS g9edicls nit enem 9omen miro geltcnO qemod)t,
0aB er sen &aliflecf BroBc &ort6eilc bietct @en u
fir $4,000 @anren folien mill gie6t cr Der 9anf enen
g9cdic uno 6e5oGit 6oar an ben SerfGllier g Sn io
dcm Sale cr6Glt q oen bliden 9fobott bon 5me 9ro
5cit fir 9oor5a6ung. 9eitebt obcr Die Gecrpe6ont
oorailf Oof Der aducr unO Scr @crfGucr ocr @oorcn
iiir ocn @ed1c 6ait6ar ein ollcn Oam iinOet feline
9oar5o5ng itatt mo q fam Oann Ocn 9obott nit be-
onpridcn 9Ia6 unieren @rmeiien io1teu Die gSebiel
nit cnem glancn geniigcn IS lit ic6r miBicl, wem
man oii ben @nOoricr 5priidgrciien miB. @crn Der
uriprin0Gdq gusiEaer nidt gut it, Damn io man Ocn
y@cd)lcl nidt oiScotren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
Gicnitaa, Den II. @ars 1914.
Or WiF6randI cncr widItiacn GrfinOnna.


Gic GriinOuna ocs 9liltonlobils lit elm htltlucllcr
aorti6ritt 0as 9luto Oicnt ocm @cI6dt ilo ocm Ger
gnIgen. 5en 0cbroild miro BON So6r 5u So6r cu
iumer ongemcinerCr. 9lber cS gicbt 3eiter wcnn cn
oroBer Gbc Der 9cpoltcrmg BON StoOt llnO bon Sano
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criun0cn poroen uGrc
@ciicu SdhO 1T cs? Die Sd)ulO Ger Better BON
Nltomoben ooer bod eineS Gbeilcs Der Yeiibcr. IS
gc6t @igcntbiner BON gllttos untcr oercn Sii6rrng
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ocnc &epolpcr in 0cn SGnOen cinc5 ainOeS glbcr p66
rcno Gin SinO aus lnocrano in Die @lengc bmen-
iUlcrn iuog, iGbrt ocr gltomobilcntcr ans pilrcm
llebcrntb icinc 1hnenidcn bcr Den Soifen. gSie cs
ocn Ccspernoo crg0Bt mclln er enen unbGpofInetcn
Senocrfoot 0urd Sdie Die aui einc SSilBc gerd)tct
ino, gum Sdnjcn 3mingt 10 frcit iid li1onder Suono-
bacnfet wcn CT ali Der wilOen ,Sa6rt ord Oic Stra
Bcn Der Stoot oie 6uBgGnger ipringcn MAIDEN fam.
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ipring iuein CT ilberia5ren o id)per ooer o0tlid)
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9on lbotort 0es @cr6rcdensl Sin @er6rebcl
ITS cn @ior0 mo pcer nidts, pcnn Gin ii6ermt6i-
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81 elmer 0loro6nt gcitcmpclt gber oic 3cit miro fom
men, wenn cs 9cdebcn miro Solbc Sollmfen ge6o-
rem ouf Se6clis5eit ms 3udt6auS wcin nd5t an Den
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mas lid 6ncu IN ocn @cg iteat mO toae Suoc id)icBt
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dc iolde 8oIntcn 5u id]mercu ger6redern lcmpen.
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bila6rcr in Gcrr CT miro cs 6curter Oab 0ic GaIie
res Soes cincu toOtlidcn SAB wirft olli gae bic i'm
Nuto obrcn.
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Gincnt0imIdle 0Ieidlafte mcrOcn IN Oieiem ganOc

Gigsnt6imlidc @eidJGfte werOcn in Oieem ennOc
qenlodt Dor enocn SSobrcn trncn ole Correspondents
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9cuc 0urd brieien &crfebr iiir irgcno cine @randc
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bc5o6lt iid Gic Gorreppnocr5 Sdule lit en 9Iftcn-
ntcrnc6mcn uno Oie &apicre merOen bel oeu S9ilcrn
lntcrgebradt 9ber bic Gonpagnie lit nidt bios oarauf
be0ad)t, bic SiieuidJait 5u mebren onDcrn audi br
0eo uno mic e oos hcperfieaigt Ouribcr ciert elmer
Der 9lgenten ocr Gompagne Der i'm gerbor itanO felt
iome 9usflmit 9iod lcineu 9lusiogcn foufte Die Gom
pognic cine Sii6nG.9rltauiialb fir $4,000. 0icier
gnfali miirOe al $300g00Gnt BONDS ulo $500000 IN
2lticn fapitoliiirt Sonoerbor wie flingt 0 Oiec
Bombs ut0 9lften a cine fapitolsrGiti9e Gompoguie
Die 5 nit Ser Si6ncr5ud5t beioBt abgelaOen poroen
Der 3cugc 6eridcte nod iiber OerieOenc anOere Der
artgc GoptalsonIogcn elmer Corporation welde inter
bcm 9s6Gngeidilc Der g8iicnidait or6etet 0ie 9lb.
id licgt est Dor oeic 2e6rer Ger Sugcuo ntcr 6iln
ocs6e6orOlid]e 9uiiit 81 telen Der Geoante weldcu
Oicic @ntbiiln9en ailS0ien miro pobl am beiten NIT
0cm Sote oisgcOriidt 80 etpas fam mr in 9lmerfa
pcrionrnet"
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g9cnn Oie gIrnnmente iellem, mnf Oie lSIanac b

gScnn ole Srgnmente febleu, mnf bic Slnaec her
boltcn 0iec miro ebt mBbrolcJt I'M Oic Nu6cbung
pcr 9lbgobenirci6eit fir omcrfoniidc &ienfo6rer I'M
Eanama-Sonal 81 ucr6inocrn @rfolgt Oeic gubc
bung 10 pcroc pic bebt Elm nationales 9cdt preis
0e0eben luO Die 5laggc Dor england 0cicntt Der mo5
re SodDr6oIt t OaB mir Gin iohcs &cdbt niemals be-
icicu bn6en 9ir 6o6en ousoriidlid nit @nglanO be-
rnu0en, oaB mir als @n9ct iiir peen Gcr5ftleiihmg
au Oen 9Rtbcib al Dem Ennouaaonol Don ollcn Sd)ii
ici obne glitsHa6mc oie ourd oen %anomoonul gcbcn
2b9o6en er6cben per0eu DAB oiees &eripreben &C.
broben mrOc mar cine Gnte6rung Der nationo!cn
6laggc mo bic @brc topn nur weoerbergccllt mcroen
niocm mir Oas @eieb, peldleS Den gSortbrrb bepirtt
rdgGngig MAIDEN ue1pn
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Gnti1dOgimg 5u crlongcn unO 5por cine @nti6doiglng
pe anger alem 8crbdltniB gum S8ert6 0es @cboteuen
iie6t. 0aS SdidiaI Der yllniteO States @rpreB So
cnt6dt Die neuc ilnO nod mibtigcre 8arnmg Dab Die
Gntihdoglmg fcu SmoeruiB ir 9tationaliiirmg mo
Miuli5iporlm9 bietct, onocrn oaB Die llupanOlung
oenc cine ioldc @ntiddOignlg crolgcn fann
@rob Der nit 0cm %anana-Sonnl ulo Der Folt ge-
liccrte 9cpciie bon Der 9cihngsGbigeit ser JRege-
ring lit ans pcri6ieoenen @rinOcn Die 8ebc6atung
bcS pripatcn 9etricbes 3u winidcn O6nc 6ra9e bat
e. cin @eOenIen Dab oic Gegcrimg iiber Gin groBeS
@cantci6ecr commdnOirt mo OoB iie cine Serribaft
ii6er Die pripate Se6dtglmg Oes &olfes erlangt.
S6otiGdd bat iie 6erin bou d ols onitoBg criuc-
fen. g8ir crnncrn al Die @ccbc wed)e oen 3eihmgs-
pcrtrcb Ourd oic 9So rcgnren Die 6obit ungcrcdt mo
UiafiirldD hlO. 9lacn trob oeicr GiniudnOe miro Die
&erliantlidung porangcben, wem ole GorpOrotoncn
ndt lcrnen i6rcr 0pioenOengier 3igel an5ulcgcn SIS
fam ais cc5cnO gctc Oob OaS Golf nidt mc5r gSil-
lTS it, Nfaorocn uon &apitaen 5u pcr5inien, Die
ud5t ongclcgt woroen gO uuO 0oB es icOc 9lenOcrmg
miafonmcn 6ciben miro, bic iobcr llngercbtigtcit O
glllstclltimg @inbolt 9cbetet
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enaeme g. @ranilan
Baltimore, H. MiGri 1914.
Sircnn ocr Stb5u1Sfdnnls0umniIie ncr
Stdot Saltimnre
9ln5rige brs Senitdr'6nntraits yir' 10

Baltimore, H. Widri 1914.
Shrcnu ncr tb5uDsfdnnls0ummiiNon ocr
Staht Baltimore. 80
9ln5ciae bcS Sauitdr-6nntraiis gir. 12J,
Nnnginn1lc, Siitrift gir. Z, 49,
soS SSrqe !sq hSrS G9SOS SStern m es ewers % aS onr
Connections in 0lltrlct Nh, T." Sanitar1 WI
tract giu 123," an bcn pHoaro Of Amgros y
Baltimore Sin" norellirt, ucr0cn bis Uttt.lvuWs
l. Syrii 1914, II ligr @prmtia1s, i'm &iltcain
oes SiaotRcgiItraiors, Jfai1bans. @aliilontcr,.
Do. enieeeen qerommcn ir ben @9l ,,, ogt
Sdngiandle uno Snnss9lni0liillc til ncnl Sllltiee
gir. Z, luie aii ben &ldnen oer5ebnet ~ o4T
i'm giircuu oeS Nrn. Cabin gS. Dcnorld, Ogtl.
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gpc3ififaiioncn mo @Idnc lBnncn ON mo
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Nr. 904, ,,SImcrican Sniloina" Baltimore W'''
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hon SpeSiiiidtionen nno Nauoruden trOops,nar-
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Dem f. glpril 1914. Der nidi bcnubcn Spe6ur
lationcn mn %dne lln Qnlcin Snndnoc 8utnngt
critatiei ooer bel @idqobe Der all0enl' d,i' '5,,"
Spe5iilntionen mo Hldne i'm 6due EN- s''
@in 6eelan6icter 9bcd ocs @cicrs fir $25Ool,,
duf cine pGledr'nq 3onc Naal e6u9eN ,nu
Baltimore 5ablbar. piro nit ieocm glnSeV''
NDncimaetc nnnntiiateu:
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III 500 Gin sSuB ptrfi5rtc 9i5brcn.@on5'sllF
i0liiiie in Wrdbei. III
81 Ger crfDlgrcldle Oseier nllI llccW Epl'ttrs
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Snmc5 N. Grcitun,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
NircaM Oes Cgcbdnoe.anIgellura.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
0ic gnfIaiuna Der rlIuitcO States Ggprca-GOmpaup

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ncnfcn wurocn bon 9og 81 Gag nebr Olrcb bic inge-
bii1rlden 6oroerlngen ocr pripatcn Gqmpagnicn a5
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ocm @louben biiju9cbcn oaB man i6ncn nd5t beifolH
men f0nnc Die Gorporutioncn ectcn 0ie 8rinlGrmab
len Sic bcitiumtcn, wer nonuirt mcrOcn iole mo
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nuls bcru6en oie Gorporotioner Dab ir StootsmeIen
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riuacn erooc podjcn oic Gorporatoncn ooralf oaB c
pi1t bcictgt wrOcu f0uncn, o5nc cine cnprcdcnoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
9S6ilipoinc Gtro6el.

Gs ilar6 am fG Nldr5 1914 g6ilppuc
Stro6cl, peiebie Satin bon Qcrnburo Sirobel
i'm glltcr bon 73 NQbrcn. &crudnoic uHo
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