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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
MECHANICS LIENS.
MAY 20.
Manhattan.

9Th Az. 62s and s2s; L Kranz ast @ Can
trell. owner. Pickett. contractor; $3.50.
MONROE ST. 1ss and 100; G Newman sgt
J A Anger owner and contractor: $40 60
RUTGERS PL. "a to q; Clinton st. 2F to
3d. and Cherry ST. 3l2 and 3li; G Newman
agt Anger. owner and contractor: 1851 ".
iST Az, cor 18th 81. e0xl05; Terminal
Ornamental Works agt Swift & Co, owner; V
J Hedden q Sons Co. contractors: $40.
18th ST, 81 East. s Dorf agt Aid Realty
Co owner: NJ Israel, contractor: s55.
ELSMERE PL e cor Marmion av, Sx
100: Salvatore Naccarato agt Defender Con-
struction co. owner; Kramer Contracting Co.
contractor (renewaD: $3.50.
CROTONA PARKWAY. n cor Elsrnere P
100 9xig7; also, Crotona Parkway, cor Els
mere Pl. 109. ex2027; Salvatore Naccarato agt
Defender Construction Co. owner and contrac-
tor; Kramer Construction Co. contractor re-
newaD: 5000.
BROADWAY, 716: Simon Dorf agt Scholls
W Schools and NJ Herman. owner; " Israel.
contractor: $50.
The Bronx.
cor Ryav Ts fN1l. O. Schaiie a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Leases Sands Point Estate.

s. Osgood Pell & Co have leased the
beautiful estate of Mrs Leslie w. Sher-
man at Sands Point. Long Island. 10 f..
". McKenna. Nce-presldent OF me Chi-
ego. Milwaukee Il ST. Paul Railroad.
Mr. McKenna will occupy the place dur
ing Tho coming season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

WIN name and address OF lender and at
torney)
MAY 90
JENHINGS ST, W cor Brlstow 81. 25xs7 ..
april a. 1913; Value Realty Co TO Bridget
murphy. soVoo' atty, G Frey. 1929 80 av.
s, is n 2l6th st, 20. ix9l 7x29. i0x6s s: Anr,i
l., l9l2 X and Rosina 10 Bue TO A Franken-
taaler; siOoo' aitys Frankenthaler & X. Is
MANlDA. ST, 9. 4s2 Garrison Az 49,
100, July 10 1913; f w and Lulu NJ Ernst 10
hGhfy Aorgenthau Co; 5000: atty, T q co,
PAKk Az, W :. $50 % st imam OF Olinviu.
70 ~ -oHIo; May Is. 1903. II sarfaty 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Buyer of Lexington Av. House

James A. Farley is the buyer OF the four
four story flathouses at the southeast cor
ner of Lexington av. and 9th st. the sale
of which by Duff & Conger was an
nounced I'm The Tribune recently. The
property has been held at 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
New Flatbush Apartments.

Shampan x Shampan have filed plans
for two hich class apartment houses. TO
he erected on the east side OF Ocean
Parkway. 100 north of Beverly Road, on
a plot 1C0NlJO feet. for the Lancashire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
BUNGALOWS At SALTAIaE

Old Neptune your front yard,
Great South Bay your back yard
All improvements 81 500 up. Easy terms
Where a dollar does the work OF two.
Casino Will open June 10Th.
call phone or write for booklet.
Saltaire Construction Co., Marbridge Bldg,
Bway and 3tth ST. y. Y. Greeley 1897
BIG BARGAIN AT HUNTINGDON"
Huntington. 60 acres, cleared. cultivated
rich soil, main highway double trolley front
age house 10 rooms windmill. barns carriage
mouse outbuildings. excellent nelgnborhood
committing distance. s325 acre. worth double
HARVEY b. NEWINS
Nbpl-NOREH BUILDING NEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21

/
York Real Estate Exchange:
By Bryan l.. Kennedy.
RYE Portchestcr y Y. RoHton Farm. con-
tanning 10 villa plots on King 81, Harrison
av. Sold at 1900 per plot.
VANDERBILT ST, 623. 9, 1910 OF
Prospect ay. Brooklyn. 16.sx13o; sty dwlg.
sold FOR 50. 1850.
IS LOTS on Gravesend av. Az ]. West ct.
19th and 10th avs. and 5lst and 52d SITS.
brooklyn Sold 20 lots at from S675 to s1.325
each. balance withdrawn.
10 LOTS on 81 Nicholas Hv, $. bet Starr
st and Willoughoy av. and lots at cor
st Nicholas av and Suydam st. Brooklyn.
Sold at from s1.100 10 Slab each.
NECK ROAD. n W cor nth ST. Brooklyn.
42.4x1495x irreg; vacant Sold at $4,000.
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
I'D Az. 1888. :. 1871 Of 1924 at. 2ox
5S.11; 3 sly tenmt and store. Leasehold sold
TO c Kramer for 800.
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
BRONXDALE Az, = cor Rhinelander
av. 2S.GxlO2. Gx25xss.t1 Sold TO the plaintiff
MGLTNER Az. cor Neil av. los 4x25x
I1alOx2i J. Sold 20 the plaintiff FOR 5000.
BRONXDALE Az, e s. 2S.6 n OF Rhine
lander ~. 2ss.Gxl162x25xlo2.6 Sold 90 the
1sS lx25xiSClO sold to the plaintiff for
NEI1. Az. =. 522 Of MuIiner av; 2a1
x13o 1ox25Nl2S4. sold TO the PLAINTIFF for
5000
NErI. Az, n s. 26i OF Muliner av. 20 II
l@3 4x25xl1510. Sold TO the plaintir for
5000.
By Joseph p Day.
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCOURsE
1912 s cor t7Sth So 37.TN95 5x36x1OS5: >
siy dwlg. sold to r Hansen FOR Sl.925.
BY Henry Brady.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. s. AIS of
is7th St. l17.6x1o2 4x22. 10x59ll. vacant
Sold 10 Figlinolo for $3.50.
BY George Price.
DAVIDSON Az. 234f: s C cor North. loox
Is: 3 sty tcnmt. Sold TO the plaintiff for
10000.
BY Samuel Goldsticker
REL MONT Az. e45l cor. lsSth s,
45XS75. Yacan. Adjourned TO May 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
To Enlarge Carnegie Garage.

Henry D. Whitfield is preparing plans
for an additional story to the garage
owned by Andrew Carnegie. at IS East
Goth st. at n cost Of $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
LONG ISLAND.
PRETTY BUNGALOW HOME
NEW JERSEY.

on 10000 50. feet OF good rich soil: house,
large rooms big cement cellar under whole
he use ex;-a large living room; range and
stationary tubs IN kitchen: house well shad-
ed; cedar grove; hne fruit; few minutes 70
depot and harbor; hest OF fishing. boating.
etc an ideal house. VIII be sold AZ a sacri-
rec. must have 5000 cash: balance SIS
month. Address SEAMAN. III Flatbush ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
MAY 20
The Brony

1esD at, $. blk front stehons az 20
Rogers pl. 1877 on Stebbins ay and 12I on
Rogers pl' the City Mtg Co loans Grossman
RIOS & posenbaum. TO erect 5 sly apis and
stores 30 payments), s20J 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
NEW BUILDING PLANS
MAY %

i23D ST. s. 2+O1 " OF Lenox Az
p sty tenmt, s91lxsj1; p MEMORIES -,
W l25th 81. owner; Neville & Bsxgs 9i--,I
123d 81. architects Si2J 900 -i'
1OsrH ST 402 and 404 r for
garage, 50.Sx100; ! ! Schnurnacher lie y
lilth 81. owner. II r Rogcrn. . p t5s'
architect. $4,000. ~
AID ST. =. 1873 OF 9Th av; for ~
store and Offices. 5sKi00.5. J Nilbank CO.
wich. Conn. owner: @ T Post & Sons 80,
Park ay. architects; s22j, 900 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
OVERLOOKING THE SOUND

All year residence with garage: . roouns
ahG oatn; sewer. water, gas. electric, side
walks, etc. large grounds; fine shade. riobts
70 private bathing beach and clubhouse: an
ideal home; can be bought very reasonable.
would Ike $500 cash; . minutes from sta
tl'n - minutes from central Manhattan. a.
rams daily. ICAW. 243 W 3lth ~ \ v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
@AeRtMAl, Estate
Option to Purchase
GrdpeSend RaCetrack

president of the American Locomotive
rompany Pease q Gilman leased an
apartment in the above building to MATT
la nd Dwight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21

Realty co to A Kwsrtier, COL AMSTERDAM a w
a.. from Sept l. 1914. f5So' atty "
N,cornber $50 Columbus nv. 1000. NJ
isT Az. 1891: south half OF ',o,' from
schwartz to !. Bonrd, on PREMISES
ny a'MsrEnDAM Az. 1918. cor isSth st. To on "
.,ore and basement: VI a kuh 81 ~ 10 ~
renheimer. 800 W non n. IT, . yTIN sS
w r,G,tSIfNpIrs kv po4 8 W cor 10Th ST y"p1
stores and basement. g Donahue ao ,,or,
K.van. IL Amsterdam az. ana M prown. 29I
Nav / 1914: $500: atty. { bfo""'
' IuLBERRY ST. Oh all; MeMan",us 1914 a.
{ Foglla IN premises; yrs from amy .
s",y yD Av. 5s3, g cor teth st. 1 i,i
all "a IA y Bonner 10 Helene w Seilert ~, ~
sath az. yrs from Aug ]. 1919 so'"o' my
Hall; 70 Sr' sor exterior st. 2oe.l!o; The
az "a q Knoch. 10 O II storm ct al. Sll s'' "a
st. II yrs from June l. 1914: so'ooo' ANY, .
ATspsunSS' w 10. pW 81 "a: all; Regina sa-
ro,tas 10 s Horath. on premises y,s Nav LAW
MAY l. 1914; $500; atty ! Leviso pe.t stors;
, orc - Cormine Peepia. 3O0ls W DIST II
4 yrs from May /. 1918; $40; atty '''"'
1856 Bway. u,,- r Mcdowell
10 /. r Kantor and ano. oZ2 " i"-N ~
Sullivan ST, 174: store. etc; .s.'eIn ~
Della Piana to p seiutu. on
BROADWAY, $50: first floor; Postei ln,e from
.,,ance co 10 Corn Exchange Bank; yrs IRON
eTH Az. 1855: all: wenner to c ;o hins Go 100
psyside. Il I; yrs from MAY n y,
The Bronx.
MELRosE Az, 622. all; w II krus Y,1 10 I I
Costa 400 l4pth ct: % mos from hun =,
1914 $500; atty, Coster' oEe Gilbert ri
cor store; Burnett-weil Construction 20 |;
Modern grocery CO. $50 Hunts 8. p0 aao atty
Modern grocery Go. $50 Hunts Point aV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS LEV.
MAY DO
Manhattan.

cS BID ST, to to 10 A;w.ll Contracting .,a
80 900. w . si11
122D ST. A2 Wost; Meyer ar, Uz,,. ~
dermann ct al; Jan Il. 1914: ~ IS >'' hss
al. Aug a, 1913: So. 'm
WASHINGTON ST, ~: N Y7sck ar, n -.
gar ct al, Dec 2. 1913 10y bond: 500 "a ha-
SAME PROPERTY; r Fck.nroth -, p.
sgt same; Nov 20. 1918 10y bonn: st0s Z, ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
MAY %.
Manhattan.

stern 10 d soinger ct al; 800.
" /. Condit 10 Emgrsnt Ind Saw Blk; $4,000.
Japhe 4 ano 10 S Cirker 81
Gibraltar Mtg Co 20 Columbia Knickerbocker
Trust Co. 500.
Lawyers Mtg Co 20 Rosie Bernhsimer; $4,000.
J c Levi ct al trs. 10 J c Levi ct al, trs; 81
Same 10 zane. trs; 81.
T O & T Co 10 II NcBangs; so. 900.
Seller e. ano. exrs, 10 Lincoln Co: 1000.
& o'Conor. exr. to ]. T & I Co; VI.
Same 10 same 81.
q J. Gates & ano. exr & trs. TO T q T
Co. 5000.
Montana Realty Co to NJ p Metcalf; omitted.
Augusta l. Jones to J y Baum; $4,000
+ dc p Foster & ano. trs. 10 Is Baum
s25. 900
{ = Kingsland. trs. to r Kinssland. trs;
81. 600
r G q T Co to p J Sachs; $3.50 900.
Newbur1h Saw Bk 70 II q e. II Co: 10000.
Dry Dock Saw Inst 10 L J Sachs; $500. 900
4 w Wister. e1r. to Surveyors Realty CO.
$4,000.
Tho Bronx.
w c Renwick 10 Guaranteed Mtg co; I'll 600
J ] Tully to Emile Mehlich: $500.
ri NJ Susswein and ano TO II Herman Lun-
Der CO. 81.
Value Realty Co 10 Jacob II Bernhein; 800
S Levy to Julia Epstein; omitted.
r Harrison to Phoebe Miller. 81.
Barry Bros to A Gsrmise: 500.
J T Barry to r Schultz: 800.
Breyoort Real Estate Co TO y T Co; VI.
Julia Epstein 10 Letitia McMurray; $4,000.
l. II Stoller 20 T @ & T Co; $4,000.
Mary Thornton TO Bieser; 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
MANHATTAN BARGAIN

downtown: stores and office building: estate
70 close: assessed for $50 90. expert appraisal
nearly 500 90. see quickly BROKAW. 100
Broadway, y. Y ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
The Bronx.

ARTHUR Az. 3, ei3 n lsoth St 5o7,ss. p
Lowenfeld et al to Anyold Construction 10
$50 Kelly st. May Is mtg So 500: 81. aftv :
Goodman, SO Park Row.
BAILEY Az. 4. 43 n Albany Rd. Kay
S.l. Catherine Maher to Mary Maher ., al
Sei3 Bailey av; April "a 81. atty, 7 b Bresna-
han. 233 Bway.
BARTHOLDG ST. 73s and 1875; Junxman 70
J Grifiths. $40 e 10th 81 mtg s5l 25O1: Nav
IS; 81: attys, Williamson & b, 354 Aiexan-
der av.
BROOK Az. 81. cor 1884 st. 25xloo. d
jackson Co 10 Mary l. Whitehead zee "
rom Il; May 20 ,mtg $1,000; 81. atty, Lawyers
BURNETT PL. n $. at W 5 Tiffany ST. 75.4x
100. " f Randall 10 l. Morett' clinton
\ J. May 10 Untg $4,000; atty. l. Moffett
Lebanon. y
CONCORD Az. $. 2ss listh ST. 1lSsxloo.
AcOwen TO Wilma Building 90 dnc). 10 +
10th 81; May Il. 81; atty. Title Guarantee
and Trust CO.
DAVIDSON Az. = cor North st. looks.
J Hennessy. ref. 10 May = G Gref Park
Hill: Yonkers: May 20; $4,000; atty. G f Coney
100 Bway.
FOX ST. 1914. :. eo5xlOo: Martha Perna to
{ Ganney Construction Co has Tiffany u I;
May ii mtg 5000, 81. attys. Arrowsmith &
LOT % TO g, block IS. map Morris Park.
Aielina Gronan to r " II Gronan $50 Bath
gate av; May % mtg tiS55l; 81; atty. w
Whewell. 5o- fremont ay
LOT 91 10 9> map portion Bsthgate Estate
Healy, ri, to Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust 90; May %: So. 90: attys Dean. +
& MGR. l60 Bway.
LOTS "a and Is. map tsJ lots Haight estate.
hatnarin4 Gass TO Mary l. Fennel 5ss L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
FURNISHED APARTMENTS 70 LET
NEW JERSEY.

A.-TO sUBLET.-Very desirable furnish
apartment. rooms and bath. Tor "
mer months. ar very moderate rcn.ai :,
Quire Manager. The seyillia, III W. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
RECORDED LEASES.

CWith name and address OF lessee)
MAY -
Manhattan.
ssTH ST. '0l ". west store. Asher Simon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21

Son agt J Gilbert, owner; schrn,,, .
stein. contractors 1897 rs hnkn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
IN THE AUCTION FIELD.

The following real estate transactions al
.uction were recorded yesterday at the New
York Real Estate Exchange:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-22
CARNIVAL DRAWS
LARGE CROWDS TO
THECROSS.ROADS
Steamship Bookings Indicate
. Overflow of Tourists During
Next Few Months
HAWAIIAN FAIR BUILDING
Will TYPlFY ISLANDS
Taylor Reports Inquiries For
L0cA Data Are Heavier
Hlan Anticipated

Passenger steamships scheduled
from SAM Francisco to Honolulu. to
arrive here before the. Carnival, al,
ready are booked to full capacity, &C.
cording To Information received this
morning from San Francisco.
The report was in accordance with
the predicticn Of great influx of tour
lists to the islands this winter, due to
the war and other irregular incidents.
Tourists to the islands are now be-
ing refused aceommodations, so great
in number have reservations totalled.
The Mongolia, scheduled out of San
francisco January g., is reported to
have full passenger list A similar
report indicates the Sierra, which is
timed to- sail January 5, has fu,
cabin. The matsonia will sail Decem-
ber 80 from San Francisco for Homo
lulu booked to full capacity, according
to present Indications.
Steamship ofncials declare due credit
should be given to the Hawaii Pro-
motion Committee and to Albert p.
Taylor, the committees San Francisco
agent, for the heavy travel to the ISL
ands. Mr.. Taylor reported to a Star
Bulletin reporter last week in San
Francisco that the number of inquiries
concerning the island, which have been
directed to the San Francisco bureau,
were considerably greater than he had
anticipated - -...s p,
The Hawaii building at the Panama
Pacific International Exposition we'll
typifes the geographical location of
the islands. It is situated in the ex!
position efbnnds so that 1t may be
knon se1he .scross-r roads of the fair
Grounds The islands headquarters
are centerins attention Of before-the-
fair visitors to the exposition grounds.
AS many Of the buildings bear the
names Of the nations prominent fig.
ures, a remark made by rural visitor
to the exposition grounds last week
could not be considered out of place.
The visitor was standing outside Of
the Hawaiian building admirtng the
structure when his eyes met with the
names fof .the islands. which are in
scribed below the caves of the build
ing. Then he shifted piece of hay
10 the other side Of his mouth and
..> s-a
81 wonder who them feilers are,
l'a'int never neard of them before"
Then he walked away wondering why
he others laughed. ..".-.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-22
WOMAN IS BADLY
INJUREDBY GUN
near LEILEHUA
Automobile Party From Homo
lulu Held in Guard House
- Pending Probe

Annie Flores, a member Of an auto
mobile party that left the city at mid
night last night for Leilehua, is to-
day lowering between life and death
at Schofeld Barracks hospital, from
a bullet th4t pierced her right
lung, following quarrel with male
companion that took place within the
borders of. the military reservation.
Joseph Apon, chauffeur connected
with Mauna Kea street stand. driver
of machine number 1915. engaged to
take Annie Flores, her sister Maggie,
an enlisted man and civilian to the
post, has told the police story that
requires much explanation before 1t
can be credited
Two women and two men accosted
Apon shortly after midnight, agreeing
to pay SIS for the trip to Leilehua, so
he stated to Deputy Sheriff Asch and
Captain of Detectives McDuffie before
the officials departed for the scene Of
the shooting this morning.
A man whom Apon said that he did
not know was left at Fort Shafter.
The remainder of the party, contin-
ued the journey to Schofeld
Apon states that near the military
reservation his attention was arrested
by the angry shouts from male mem
ber of the party.
Annie Flores, who sat on the rear
seat of the car, cried, shoot If you
want to-; I don't care,
. Immediately four shots rang out
and Apon turning from the wheel of
the car saw the girl fall forward, a
stream of blood coming from her
breast.
According to the chauffeur, the sis
ter Of the injured woman was in no
condition to render any assistance,
being fast asleep in the machine.
Apon rushed the injured woman
to the post hospital, the report of the
gun having brought several sentries
to the scene. The girl, unconscious
and breathing with difficulty, was
treated at the hospital, while the mil
itary authorities have decided to hold
Apon and other persons found in
the-car. The party was locked up
in the guard house.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-22
BEN HOLLNGER
WOULD Send BAND
TO THE BIG FAIR

! Hawaii will be represented at the
Panama.Paciffic International Expo
sition by the Royal Hawaiian Band,
IL the proposition outlined by Super
visor-elect Ben Hollinger this morning
is accepted by the city officials. :
Mr.. Hollinger arrived in Honolulu
this morning in the Matson liner Will
helmina from San Francisco. where
he spent several weeks inquiring into
the San Francisco methods of con-
tiucting municipal affairs. His pro-
posaL as outlined to the Star-Bulletin,
is for Honolulu to substitute q trip to
the 1915 fair instead Of the annual va
cation which has Oeen extended to
the members of the Royal Hawaiian
band every September.
According to Mr.. Hollinger's plan
the band would represent the Islands
from June IL, Hawaii day at the fair,
until early in July. 1t would serve
without additiona! pay and the trip
would be timed so that the organiza-
tion would be absent from the city
only one month. In that manner Ho-.
nolulu would receive its customary
IL months of musical entertainment
through public band concerts.
The only additional cost to the city
would be the travelling expenses of
the band Mr.. Hollinger estimates, and
this, he declares. would be we'll justi- |
fled. taking ilto consideration the
promotion value of such tour.
Many states will be represented at
the fair by musical organizations
Mr.. Hollinger asserted this morning,
such as the Cheese band of Oregon,
and similar bands. and l believe It'll
would be an excellent move on thei
part of Honolulu to send the Royal
Hawaiian band to the exposition.
While in San Francisco called upon
Musical Director George W. Stewart
Of the exposition staff, and he was,
enthusiastic over my proposal He
predicted that the tour would be a
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-22
INSURGENTSA ARE
THREATEIVINGID
BREAK MINISTRY
The Anti Government Party Of
Japan to Institute Fight
on Count 0kuma
Especial cable to the Nippu JiiI.J

Especial cable to the Nippu JfjI1
TOXIC, Japan, Dec. 2z.-The m,m-
bers Of the seiyukai, the anti-aeyrru-
mental party, have made the an
nouncement that within = short time
they will take the floor in parliament
and institute campaign which taey
say ultimately will result In the break
ing up Of the present ministry 70 Ier
Premier Count okuna.
X. Hara, president Of the SeiyEl ii,
today had conference with PEipee 4.
Yamagata, one Of the elder statesH7cn.
and discussed with him the plan of
the Seiyukai to qIash the present npin-
istrY. Following tire conferences Hsfa
called q meeting Of the leaders OF the
party and il was decided that they
would carry the fight to the floor Of
parliament.
A further report Is that Count oku-
ma and his cabinet ministers are Do
ing all in their power TO weaken the
influence Of the seiyukai and that, as
a result of their efforts, several mem
bers Of that party already have re-
signed
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-22
Z ans Declares Offensive Move
Continues to Win, Though Slowly

the river Lys yesterday there only artillery engagements
Between the rivers Lys and Aisne we have repulsed
German attack sent from Carency
.sThe enemy offensive against Mametz has made further
material gains impossible Near Lihors have repused
three attacks
series of violent bayone engagements near Souain has
not yet bougha decisive result In the suburbs OF Pertnese
and Hurus have occupied 1000 yards OF the enemy
trenches constituting three positions.
I'm the forest Of Lagrurie progress continues At St.
ubere lost some ground but of this twohrds has been
recaptured
the suburbs Of the Of Vauqua pierced barbed wire
enangements captured several trenches On the right
bank Of the Meuse and territory nrst
won on Sunday
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-22

George Cornwallis West Shot ?
Reported Executed as Traitor

SALT LAKE, Dec t3Lieut George
Winston Churchill
letters entirely
CORVALLIS
blue blood caught charged
while
Kitchener The first letter received Thursday from the wife Of
Salt Lake
ders from Lord Kitchener
letter
Of the first letter
close the British War Office,
received by Sir John French GEN offre
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Allies Lose in Attacks, Asserts
German official Bulletin Today
BERLIN, Germany, Dec. 22.-

BERLIN, Germany, Dec. -Onlcial- The situation
around Nieuport and Ypres is quiet.
AT St. Hubert the British desperately attempted
gain the positions lost last Sunday but failed with losses
Around Rchebourg the enemy has obtained firm foothod in
old positions. ILL.,.
French attacks Campeigne Souain and Albert were
violently repused In the western part of the forest Of Ar
gonne have captured trenches In eastern Agonne
We have repused French attacks north and west of Verdun
In these encounters the enemy lost heavily
The Prussian situation is unchanged In Poland our
troops are scey battling for the possession Of the rivers
Bzura and Rawa. s. 4 ss Sssg Z.
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decided success from Hawaiian
standpoint, and agreed to make ar.
rangements for housing the island or.
ganization should the plan be adopt
ed. s.... >".
'The heaviest expense would be in
transportation" Mr.. Hollinger contin-
ued, "but as the Royal Hawaiian band
is part Of the local administration.
believe some sort of arrangements
could be made whereby the musicians
could be transported to and from San
Francisco in an army transport. -
The proposal to send the Royal Ha-
waiian band to San Francisco will be
taken up before the supervisors early
next month. 49, x