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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-27
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QlmiebmIi&e 0eute
Dladte elm Sieb, Der ben GfiDi6rauf
Der 9roaer 50, amspIinberte.

Cine r.4t ani.bnli9s 8eats IN 5Sbe
BON $288 mahte Elm Disb, ptl4sr IN
Der Ra9t gum Donneritas bsm gss
Iddft Der arossr Co., go. 1891 Mooc,
burn Mpsnue, sinsn 9siuh ubitattete.
Der ginbrsder brans bur9 ein Dbtrs
liGtfsniter In ben loben Elm unb batts
ss ani6einenb auf gbpaartn abssit4
ben, nobel sr bic aurte fanb, ipelde bic
3ablsn sur Oeffnuns bss Gelbi4ruHts
entbislt. Das Oeffusn mar mar bier
auf Elm aei9tss uHb Der Disb fanb ben
angessbenen Bstras ala ipiiltommsns
geute Dor. Der Disbfabl ipurbe sss
itsrn Wlorsen bemerit, als bic ang.s
itsllten In bas Gsf@dft famtn. Die
aartf nit zen 3ablen III ebenialls psrs
I9punbsn. Die poIissi bat in bisfer
Gnfx stns sriin6Iihe lInierIu6uns
sinselsitst, ba bic abot ettpas i4!sisrs
baft 1T.
Die Gilials bsrIelben aompasnie I'm
SauIe 90. 3019 MsIf 8. GiraBs. pels
DE ichpn ttnmal Der Gdhuplab sines
ginbruds mar, fpurbs ebenfaIIa In Der
Mittpo4 Radt Don tinsm Ginbredsr
bsimgdHM unb entpsnbsis Der Disb
9dbat unb gbpaarsn i'm Msrth bon
10 Dollars.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-27

Die Gbicasoer rsribune"
bic bisber ben gnslanoern bic Stangs
sebalten bat, iiebt ii9 gu Dem 3ugc.
itanonib gen0tbist. baB bic Wsiserunl
Der gnglGnber, SeeresOienite su nebs
men, iehr lei9t Su oerifeben lit. Sit
iast: Sir gbparO 8rep bate Den
&rieg permeioen tonnsn unb permag
bic Gngldnber nidt gu iiberSeusen,
oaB es ii6 um ibre GrtItsn5 banbslt +.
Die @nsldnber tdmpfen nidt fir ibre
SntereHeu, ionbern fir oas uusDars
tiss 9imt. Das tltngt gang anDers.
als bic bisberise 8ehauptuns, bab
gnsIanb feline anbere Wabl bate, als
9euti6lanb Den &rieg gu ertldren.
Offenbar fdnst ss Bel Der dmerifanis
ffen grefe an, tDentgftens ftelenipeiie,
gu tagen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-27

Ger englif9en SlOtte,
Die nit 9lusnabms zines lsberfalls aui
elm paar tIeine oeuti6e 5orpeooboote
nod teinen Strsi9 sefiibrt bat, sebi
es iebr i9le6t. sic psrtriimelt lang
lam, obne ii4 gu pebreH. 9sitern III
pieoer NAL elm panaeridiff DON ben
SeutT6en in bic auft ssblaIen porbsn
unS ielbit bic Siirten oroben, einen
5beil Der engliiden 5lOtts gu serit0ren,
Die ii4 i'm Sue5s&anal befinbst unO
Der 9efabr ni9t entrinnen tann, ba
Die Siirten bic S9lsuien bes 8as
mails gu 5erit0ren brobsn. Wobl
1T es ri4tig, baB bic Gnslanber nod
iiber einen iebr gruben Sdiffsbsitano
perfiigen, a6er penn bic @ertriimeluns
in Der bisherigen Weiis psitsr sebt,
Dirb bic usbsrma4t nidt mebr Ianss
Oauern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-27
Die 9euti6en berifaen einen

0ie Seuti6en berifaen eineu
tpeieHtlihen GrfOls iiber bic &ufen,
aber 9estere be6aupten. bab iie bic
Seutiden seridmettert 6aben. Dem
Deutiden @eneralitab 1T bapon Hi4ts
betannt, ba sr feline Inseige bierpol
erftattet, mas sr nidt unterIaiIen bas
ben ipiirbe, Da SaDHfdrbsrei nift iein
Sad lit. gu bemerten 1T nod, oab
bic serfdmstternbe Rieoerlage Der
Seutfhen ni4t Offi5iel aus peterss
burg gemelbet pirb. fOnbsrn nur aus
balbpffisieIen QuelIsn. Sinh ihon pes
tersburser offiSiele Ra9ridten NIT
gr6bter @oriidt auf5unehmeH, 10 lam
man balboffiSielle 9eri4te als grfins
bungen betra9ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-27

4
Mann, iibsr Die mir iebt ssbieten. iini
mad ben Nieienbimeniionsn Der moberi
nen 9eere bemeien, nidds mebr als
leine Wa9tparabe. So nett es eng
lamb betrifft. trDitet man fib Damit
bab es uns ntht angreifen Tam, obnl
Canada ein5ubiibsn, mas ipobl aud
ba3u beitragen mag, bei uns eine Die
| fem 2anbe freunblihe @eiinnuns 5u
srpeden, benn man slaubt. baB es un-
fer Jreunb lit, neil es niht ipagen
fam, unisr 5sinb 5n iein. Sisfe gluf-
lfaiiuns modte ibre 8erehtieune baben,
als Gnslanos 2anobeer nit gtiidiiht
auf bic pieIen Yoiitipnen, bies es ou
beden bat, niht srOber mar, als bus
unierise. aber psnn etipas in Der
Welt feititebt, 10 lit es bic 5batiade,
bab gnglanb bic MillionensSeere, bic
es jest erri4tet, nitt mebr aufl0ien
piro. Damn iperben mir nit unlerer
Sanbppa Splbatsn unS nit elmer
6lotte, Die ebenIo lpsnis baran bsnisa
fann, nie jebt Seutidlanb, ben
&f auf5unebmen, frob iein miiiien.
ipenn mir unIeren eigenen 8ooen pers
tbeioisen tDnnen. limb pie itebt es nit
Sapan, has cine itarte unb quite BIotte
uno Elm fairies uno sutes Sser beiibt?
8esen Iolhe sipei m6htigs Seinoe ipers
ben mir aHosre RiiItungen uns beidais
fen miii1en, als mir jest aufpsiien tons
men.
SieIe S9pd6e tDnnen mir faum
nit uniere, sisensn &ruft uusglei6sn.
Wir fperben unIsren 5sinoen nur be-
sesnen tDnnen, ipenn mir uns auf Ell
nen itarten gunbssssnoien gu itiiBen
permDssn.
Wenn Der perbdnguibpOLs glusens
bid getommen 1T. bab mir uns mad
Silfe umIeben miiTen, bann tpiro bas
ameritanifde Bolt erit einiehen, peIh
i4psren Jebler ss begaHeen bat,
Dsuti6Iuno segeniibsr iold unfrsunos
Ii6e StelIung ein5unebmsu, pie mir iie
jebt beobadten. Wenn Oeutidlano
auf unierer Seits itebt. ouHu baben
mir Gnglanb matt geiebt, bsnu biss
ies piub nisnals pagen, uns nit elmer
itarten Jlottenmadt gu bsiampfsn,
wenn es iid sessn Deutidlanb pors
isben mub unb bamit lpiirbe duh Sas
pan gefabrlos. glnsin ss fam als
ielbItperiianbIih sslteu, buB mir auf
Deuti4lanbs Silfs nur Oann rs4n.n
biirfen, penn mir ibm in Isiner Stunbe
Der Rptb tuenigitens 9eredtigteit ers
ipsiien, mas mir iebt ntta tbun.
Das iplIte bic amsritanii6s
9reFe bod enOlih gu besrsifen
anfansen unb ben aumpf. ben lie
segsn SeLtI6lunO fiibrt, sinitsIIsn,
ionit nirb lie zines Cages nit Shrsts
Ten srfabren. iuelds grobss llubsil lie
bura ibrs bsItdnbis,n 5sBsreien sssen
Outi6lunb anseridtet bat,
@snn bic amsritaniTde preFe Der
Sniellgen5 eHtbehrt. nm 5reunoe BON
5einben unteridsiOsn gu t0nnen, mas
leiber Der San lit, bann follts bas ames
ritaniihe @plt. bas inmer mehr Der
ftanb bsfab. als feline 9.rsFs, enbIi6
aufpaten unb bieIem @erb.bunsstrisg
gesen 9euti6lanb eiu Gnbs gebisten,
bamit mir ni6t Don aller @lt perloNen
iinb. penn uniere Jsinoe, bic iebt ihpn
ourd ibre grobsrunssu i'm StiIlsH
O5ean ben 9rieg segen unfer 2anb
Oorbsreitsn. bic Daffen Offentunbis
geeen uns te6ren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-27

iiberlGbt. gu itatten tonlmt ibm Der
europdifde ariss, nm bieIe Diploma
tie au perfolsen. Da er feline Snters
BENTON bon irsenb elmer suropGii6en
@robmadt gu fiir4ten bat. mas feline
6aupti0rae bilbete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-27

Sn Msrito sebt es i9limmer gu,
als 5uDor. Ridt ipeniser aIs bier
Sduptltnse MAIDEN nit Waffsnsspdlt
etnatoer Die prdiioentf6aft itreitig.
Suiterrea, Der bas bette Qnre9t Su bas
ben i4eint, ba er in elmer aonferens
Der @srtretsr Sss 9olfes als propiioe
rider 8rdiibsnt aussriebsn nurbe,
ipiro Don ben anoeren Drei prGtenbene
ten, 9ila, Garranaa uuo 3apata, nidt
dHertannt uHb ale pier ertennen
einanber Hi6t an unb periufrn
jeber fir iit bic prd1ibentidaft
5u erobern, fp bub Msrtto Don einem
enoe bes 3anbes gum aHberen in bel
len Jldmmen iiebt. prdiioent @ilfon
bat bas Rliisite gstban, bas unter ben
umitdnbeH 'nGgli4 mar, inbem er bic
ameritantf6eH 9ruppsn aus @era
Grus suriid3os, bic, bsildufig seiast,
bort iiberbaupt nidts gu Iu9en batten
uHb Sas pnsIiidislise Sanb iich i.IbF
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-27
unisrs &bminiitration

llnfere abminiftratio n
berlanst, Sab bic triessfiibrenben
Wa9te, tporunter nur gnslanb Su psr=
iteben TT, ii9 auf cine Definition DON
aontrebanbe einisen. 0a srlau6en
mir uns Die beideibeus 6ruse: Saben
Die Der. Stuaten bierin gar nitts gu
iasen9 glah unierer aHii9t iinb iis
als Die 9rDbts neutrole Ration bere9.
tist, elm iebr fpi6tiges Dort mitsures
ben, ba bic piItiirli9s snslii9e 2lufs
tafung bon a6ioluter unb bebingter
&ontrebunOe unier 2ano fat aus
i9IiebIi3 i4Gbtgt. uHm0gli6 tDnnen
mir nns gu Der auffafung psrite6en,
Dab England uns Dori6reiben bari,
mas uns gu erportirsn erlaubt 1T unb
mas ni6t. Wir baben nsutrale Re6te,
Die England 5u reipsttirsn gs5pungsn
iuer0en folIte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-27
;sreitas, ben q. sluuember 1914,
Sie gnslGnber treffen melt

Die gnsIdnOer treffen tpeits
sebenbe rbereitunsen sesen cine Sn.
paiipn. Die 8iirserpsbr pirb mobiI
sema4t unb an Der aiiits entlans per.
ben S9un5srGben aufgsporfen. Wir
slauben, oab Oieie Sur4t erbeu9elt 1T
b. +. uOn Der Hesieruns sesii4tet pirb
Inn &etruten gu erIangen, ba taum
pentbur tit, buB bic Seuti9en nit eis
nss unseniigenben 5Io!te cine grobes
ruHg Gnslanbs bea6ii9tisen.
The border vidette., 1914-01-31
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

To the Stockholders of the Cerro Azul Mining Company:
 Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Cerro Azul Mining Company will be held at the office of the secre- tary of said company in the Me Intyre building, in the town of Nogales, Santa Cruz county, Ari- zona, on the first Monday of February, 1914, the same being the second day of said month, at the hour of eight o'clock p. m. !, for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year, and for the further purpose of giving the Board of Directors of said Cerro Azul Mining Com pany, full power and authority to deed, sell, lease or bond all right and title to all real and personal property of the com pany in the United States of America, and in Mexico, (the properties in Mexico being own ed and held through the Allan ga Mining Company, $. A.;'O to authorize the Board of Directors of said Alianza Mining Company, $. A, to deal as above set forth when so instructed by the Board of Directors of the CerrO Azul Mining Company; to authorize the Board of Directors of the Cerro Azul Mining Company to dispose of all shareholding in the 'Alianza Mining Company, $. A., under escrow agreement executed in the proper manner, and to transact any and all other business that may legally come before the meeting
 O. O. SAxHANG, President.
 Dated Nogales. Arizona, Dec. 29, 1913. 1-3-5
The border vidette., 1914-01-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Adolph Edler,

Estate of Adolph Edler, de- ceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, the administrator, of the estate of Adolph Edler, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vOuch- CTS, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at his of fee, in the Mcintyre building, on Morley avenue, Nogales, Ari- zona, the same being the place for the transaction of the busi- ness of said estate, in said COun- ty of Santa Cruz.
 E. K. CUMMING,
 Administrator of the estate of
 Adolph Edler, deceased.
 Dated Nogales, Arizona, this 26th day of Dec. 1913. 1927 St..
The border vidette., 1914-01-31
NOTICE OF MEETING.

To the stockholders of the CERRO DE PLATA MINING COMPANY: You and each of you will please take notice that a special meeting of the stockholders of the Cerro de Plata Mining Com pany will be held at the Monte zuma hotel, in Nogales, Arizona, the 2Sth day of February, 1911, at o'clock p. m., for the pur- pose of nullifying any and all bylaws previously adopted by said company and for the adop- tion of such new bylaws as the meeting may determine, and to take any and all necessary ac- tiOn with relation thereto.
 By order of the directors.
 Nogales. Arizona, Jan. 10th, 1914.
 w. E. HOLT,
 124-5t. Secretary.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-25
CHIYO Crippled;
Sailing NOW
DELAYED

Packed with cabin, secund-clasJ
and Asiatic Storage passengers. a
large mail from Hawaii to the coast
having been placed on board, the Jap
anese liner Chiyo Maru. to sail for
San Francisco at 10 o'clock this morn
ing, was found unable to steam be
cause of an accident to her propeller
while the vessel was berthed at Pier
yesterday afternoon.
Divers spet the morning In an at.
tempt to cut away may yards Of "a
cable that had became wound around
the shaft The swapping Of line
yesterday caused the accident that
may mean prolonged stay at the
port -.@
Oriental cargo to the amount of
100 tons has been discharged from
this vessel. The Chiyo met with fine
weather in steaming from Japan ports
to Honolulu While sighted off the
pert shortly after the non hour yes
terday the liner did not reach a berth
at pier Z until after o'clock in the
afternoon. The cabin passengers In.
cluded British. German. French. Aus
TRANS, Hollanders, Italians and the
Asiatie races.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-25
LURLINE DAMAGE
in GROUNDING
Was Slight

A careful inspection OF the bottom
of the Matson Navigation liner Lur-
line while at San Francisco indicated
to the satisfaction of the owners and
federal authorities that the vessels
bottom received little or no damage
at the time of goin gashore on the Eva
side of the channel leading into Ho-
nolulu harbor. While the liner re-
manned hard and fast On the soft coral
and silt for some hours, the examina.
ton is stated to have revealed little
effect from the impact. 49,.
Officers in this vessel which steamed
to berth at Pier Is this morning
stated that in leaving San Francisco
no warlike craft were noted A watch
was maintained for German cruisers.
1t is believed that the Germans have
taken a southerly course. presumably
seeking coal cargo. that may be en-
route in a British bottom to the Mare
Island or Bremerton navy yards.
Twelve cabin and FIVE steerage pas
sengers arrived at the port in the
Lurline. In the 3340 tons of cargo
about $50 tons will be discharged at
Kahului. Mail to the amount Of 20
sacks arrived in this vessel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-25
DELEGATE KUHIO
BACK FROM TRIP
TO TWO ISLANDS

Delegate Kuhio returned to Honolu-
In this morning apparently much en-
cCuraged by the campaigning of the
last few days On Maui and Hawaii
He expresses confidence to his friends
and political managers that he will
defeat Senator Charles A. Rice and is
particularly certain that he will re-
cetve a heavy Republican majority
over Rice on Hawaii ...
AS tc his Maui prospects his friends
do not express such confidence, though
one of them who has recently returned
from Wailuku declares that the Val
ley Isle will give Kuhio majority of
200 over Rice. .... .... .z..a
The delegate VIII rest today and to-
morrow. He Will begin his local
stamping tour with speech tomorrow
night at Moiliili school house. SEIZED
nled to begin at 7::30 O'Clock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-25
TS|NGTAUIOOKS
FOR HARD SIEGE
SAYS REFUGEE
IBy --latest MALL

SHANGHAI, August Sat 1920
this morning about 20 residents of
Shanghai, who had been summering at
Tsingtau, arrived over the Shanghai
Marking railway. They were all well
and in good spirits. They report that
the Russians already have been sent
away from Tsingtau and that the full
British contingent was to depart for
Shanghai on the train which left "a
hours after they did. This train is due
in tonight. One Of the passengers in.
teryiewed said:
THE Tsingtau military officials are
expecting a hard siege and are pre-
pairing for il. They are entrenching
for some distance and cutting down all
the trees in front of their trenches.
They claim to have about 5000 men
and of course have a large number of
Chinese coolies at work | heard no
stories of ill-treatment of the coolies.
They look for an attack by the Japan.
csc.
Both Of the new German aeroplanes
have been smashed up in preliminary
trials. One of the aviators had his
ribs broken IN falling. The other
one escaped, but his engine was ruin
ed.
There are no German waTships in
the harbor The PrinZ Friedrich had
not finished arming when we left. The
Russian volunteer fleet steamer was
brought in by small German gun
boat, the Emden staying outside. The
Emden, we heard, had long, hard
chase after her and only caught her
when within sight of Vladivostok. The
German fleet is supposed to be few
miles out, ready to give battle to the
British fleet, but counting on putting
back into the harbor if badly hurt or.
The harbor is full
of mines.
"The Austrian cruiser Kaiserin Eli
Eabeth is still in Tsingtau. Japan
Advertiser.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-25
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per T. K. X. S. S. Chiyo Maru from
Hongkong via Shanghai and Japan
ports. For Honolulu; N. p. Folsom,
Mrs. N. p. Folsom, R. lmafuji, T. Ku.
nikiyo, Mrs. T. Kunikiyo. M Matsuza-
wa, T. Miyagi, r. l.. Ogilvie, S. Ogata,
e. A. Rice, Miss M. Warehouse, r.
A. White.
For San Francisco: d. de AIcazar,
Miss M L. Andre, DIR. NJ ". Arguelles,
C.. Basa, H. +. Bell, Miss c. j. Burch,
P Bauer. l.. Nj. Bing, j. j. Bastert,
Rev. G. E. r. Brocklebank, Chung Kai
Tseung, Chuch Jaw, r. Corpus, ii.
Classen, Miss E. C. Dickee. r. NJ. N
Dawlings, w. Drewes, Mrs. w. Drewej
and infant, Mrs. R. g. Edward, A. En-
gel, F. Francisco, G. Fischer. MIS-. G.
Fischer and two children, Jean Cult
frey, Rev. NJ r. GARNER. b. Gonzales.
H. W. Gladwin, Fl. II. Holmes, Capt.
w. Hall, Mr. Hadert, Mrs. Hadert, j.
E. Harris, Jr A. Icasianis, T. 10, Mrs.
E. M. Kelley, H.. Kersting, Mrs. T.
Kishi, Mrs. F. A. Leach, Mr.. Loo, r.
B. Meyer, p. Mcfarland, Mrs. p Nc
Farland, K. Matsumura, Miss M. Mil
Ter, w. Mumma, Mrs. w. Mumma and
four children, G. Marshall, Mrs G..
Marshall, Mrs. E. P. Mcclellan and in
FAINT, Dr. NJ Milajlviz, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mel.
son, A. Owarka, b. Padshah, H. Pink,
Mrs. Fl. Pink, j. II. Peterson, Mrs. j.
Fl. Peterson. K. Pels, J. HI. Ruttle, H.
Roster, f. Rosenfeld, Miss K " Ry.
ley, Miss Ruth Radcliffe, H. B. Reyes,
" Ruska, w. E., Reiss, Miss s. E.
Steele, FL. ID. Smith. Mrs. ii. d. Smith,
G. W. Sayles, H. B. Sawyer. Mrs. H.
B. Sawyer, NJ. Tanaka, G. T. Tyte, E.
p. Thompson, K. Uyenaka, p Vignal,
H. III. Van Kol, Miss J. G. Van Stay,
Miss T. NJ Van Vlenten, NJ Ventura,
T. R. White. Mrs. e. g. Woolrich. Miss
F. Wilson, Miss L. Winn, Mrs. R. ID.
Wild, Miss r.. d. Wild, Yeung Six
Chung, A. Zavagli, Mrs. A. Zavagli.
School Teachers Excursion. Hong.
kong and Return: j. Byers, Miss Ma
bel Crum, J. w. Carter, Mrs. w. G..
Doolan. Master Edmond Doolan, Miss
Ama1ia Diessie, F. J. DubbeI. Miss NJ
C. Furley, r. p. Harvey, G.. W. Kris.
TEN, Mrs. C. w. KRISTEN, Miss Ella
Lang, Miss Lucy X. Moore, Miss An
ma Meyer, Miss Emma Meyer, L. r.
Mertz, Mrs. l.. r. Mertz, Master Theo-
dore Mertz, Miss Sue NJ. Porter, Miss
Myrtle NJ Shore, Miss E. Tafford, Miss
NJ E. Tfuett, Miss Ida NJ. Waite.
Per steamer Mauna Kea from Hilo
and way ports. From Hilo-Hon. J. K.
Kalanianaole, P. p Woods, Jno T. Moir,
j. T. Moir, Jr., G. Moir, G.. H. Brown,
wife and child, G. @. zee Hop, F. Plum.
mer and wife, o. c. Cappelnan and
wife, A. Kaauaa, wife and three chill
dren, o. Arneson, ~ Beveridge, Geo.
T. Kluegel, Miss H. kama, Mrs. J. ID.
Cook, Miss Hoogs, Mrs. d. F. MeCor-
riston, Mrs. A. B. Lindsay and servant,
Masters Lindsay t2), Miss r. Haley,
Miss Kelly, j. D. Kennedy, J. H. Err
win, Mrs. Kamalii and daughter. Miss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-25
SUPERVISORS UNABLE
TO FIX STATUS OF
]. M'CANDLE SS BUILDING

The city and sunty supervisors
reached no definite decision today re-
garding the construction of the Nc
Gandiess block and action on a report
submitted by the special committee,
which recommends that work be per-
mitted to proceed according to tacit
understanding reached between the
committee and builders, was postpon-
ed until another special meetinf to be
held next Friday.
) The board approved the road COM
mittee's recommendation that $1940
be set aside for expenditure in re-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-25

pairing the Maunawili and MalamaIa.
ma bridges in the Waimanalo district
and granted a five weeks leave of alb
sence to DR.. J. T. wayson, city and
county physician. who is compelled to
go to the coast for some special eye
treatment. In his absence DR.. Aver
will serve the municipal and county
government as physician. IT,
On motion of Supervisor Petrie the
clerk was Instructed to prepare res
Gluten to be presented at a later
meeting, which will require that here
after ali property-holders be compelled
to supply and place all street curbing
which may be found necessary in front
of their lands. %...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-25
PROMPTNESS Will
Be KEYNOTE OF
JURIST ASHFORD

That Judge c. w Ashfords adven
to the bench of the first circuit il
bringing new order of things, a
made evident very plainly this morn
ing when the territorial grand jury
received its charge and the setting O
cases on the trial calendar began.
The new judge not only Is deter
mined that the grand jury shall exer
else more power than similar bodies
have been granted lin a number 81
years, but he is going to insist on
despatch in court business, absolute
promptness on the part of lawyers
jurymen and witnesses and to demand
lot of hard work as long as the hard
work remains TO be done.
Also, he is making q change in court
hours; for the present the ATTORNEYS
in criminal cases will be permitted. as
Frank Thompson expressed it, Ito di
gest their breakfasts and their cases
before appearing at court in the morn.
ing. The sessions in that division will
be from 10 a. m. to Il O'Clock noon,
and from 2 p. m. to p. m. This rule
was laid down by Judge Ashford after
hearing arguments on it by the dozen
or more attorneys present when the
trial calendar was called.
As to promptness on the part Of all
persons oHcially connected with court
affairs Judge Ashford, taking his seat
at 1915 o'clock this morning re-
marked: 80.
This court had announced that the
morning session would begin at 10
O'Clock. 1t has been delayed Is min
number of grand jurors were not yet
present The court wishes it to be
distinctly understood that hereafter
time cannot and shall not be wasted
thus" ..%. ...- ...-....
Nineteen of the grand jurors were
in the court then, and James A. Will
der, the twentieth grand juror, mar
rowly escaped a penalty by walking in
Just as the judge was making search.
ing inquiry of the bailiff concerning
his whereabouts. -
The. charge read to. the inquisitors
by the court evidently created fav-
orable impression among the mem
bers, a number of comments by
pleased grand jurors being heard pass
ing among them at the conclusion Of
this ceremony. ~:u.
In the matter of fixing hours for
court sessions Judge Ashford an
that, in his opinion the con.
venience of the bar at large should
have the first consideration; that of
the jurors should come second, that of
the prosecuting attorney third and
the convenience of the court itself
the last The majority of the lawyers
favored the return to the old system,
which was recommended in a resolu-
ton passed recently by the Bar Asso-
citation. of holding two daily sessions.
from 10 a. m. to IL noon, and from 2
D. m. to p. m. County Attorney j.
W. Cathcart favored the present sys.
tenn, of holding sessions from 30 or
8 a. m. to 1890 p. m. and then ad.
journing for the day, one of his main
arguments being that the jurors, who
are largely business men, are thus en-.
abled to devote an entire half day to
their private business. 49,. .-~-. ~ ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-25
PYTHlAN KNIGHTS
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WINNIPEG, Canada. The supreme
lodge. Knights of Pythfas. has closed
its convention. Gen w. H. Boomis,
Grand Rapids, Mich. formerly Of chei.
sea. Mass, was confirmed as major.
general Of the uniform rank.
Bradley ". Sargent Of California,
Gen. M. !. Bonham. South Carolina,
Collision ID. Meyers. Illinois. were con-
fir1ned as members OF the supreme
tribunal. George w. Pennimann. Mas.
sachusetts, was continued in charge
OF the Pythian education committee,
for which the convention voted an ap.
priation of $4,000.