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s,llutinn f?rlier .ytsstrustftmgnfian iietr
ircsunptive ut the BOSNIAN cipitai Ia
circumstances which were mysterious.
ana suspicious. The, Austro- Hungarian
government fn!l9&kd M the Incident.
with ii series Of" iff'pre or less direcsE
charges of Servlan responsibility. cuisi
ininnting In :. i,cremptory demand sis$.'
Thirty yenrs ago Servin was ci,tsE'
pnw for Austria finEBidIknn sclrmes,,
with Russia backing Bulgaria. but now
the Servians can "c0ntt;, on llusslni
sympathy. for their cuiise is indIuectIy,. /.
the cause Of the entire Slavic rnce in.
It's double struggle to be free from. Ger
man rule ind TO light fdf'the hcrltuges
OF Constnutinol,le. .,,.,,, IN
Austria'e Siav Rulo. tsI
Commenting upom,,fureible annexa.
tion by Austria Of the Serb provinces
Of Bosnia and. Herzegovina III l00Sbis
correspondent OF the New York Eyer.,
Ing Post. writing from st. Petersburg,
said: aJE29NI
. .-The Austrian burcppcEary proves hi
self IL Iustrr. hunaiA&. .Atf,id stronger.
ruler Of tho Slavs than tho itissi,iiiss
bureaucracy. Bosilla. IIcrzegovinui
Crontlil, Dnlmntin. not to mention Sers
via und Montenegro. have better gov.
crllmcEts flinn ltussin f,ls. The snlltli-
crn Sinrs ought TO como Il, the lieln
: Of tlIrir norterir-t,rcfiitpir: il,stpnd es.s
ctiliin: OIL tiir i:,tfer- to. I,xa!si Them. ft,-
Is thu southern Slnys who IRE com,
,Ini7'tiyely A.ttstsssf s.s t.itGlitpned:,z
Tree. AMI III" lsiissf'lny iure lIiigS|
rlnt. backward. ei,sllyt. In ilnssirE
only 3a Irr cent Enh, Il Sg(iiitipn go Rs
school willie hi Sertia.. flnigarln. mid
the Slnv iruviirta Which nre nntii;f.l
Austrian rule tile -illQlM,rtiuil IN nufei|
tlmh twice ,,s ltigi. in r,iiiilig on li,Isfa
sin for hrlr the Serbs don't k,iow whatN
they nre dining. They forget thtit their.
invitmtt0n gould only hring 10 their
nssis!nii.r. not th;. iitissliii, l,eol,p. but /,
the armed sarvunti 1lEtr a,nlll the It,ls.y
sinn i,rnl'r dawn. II may seem linvn- i!
dnSf,all tn shy TINT II tht. i,iissin,is did.
Intervene nrd did wtlttlis srri,n,, sti,tea
OF the Serbs .Wunltl 'iit worse than tlihI
flrst. ltit. unfortunately. History proves 4
that this is exactly What, n:,s urrurrrd:;;
In the i,nst" W q
Tho Poiicyi;of lkls.r,a. 3
The im'iiry OF A,ssr,a Il. tIl,. RnieuiiA
rcaini, hrs ever lAT'lT fiiIIstatplrt md ilS
actOalal,r" wis. 1fIg niirE.flqti aim tlf B
tile western l,"wirt bf Eits,p,.--i Ia ileliiT
In itiiSsln. su i,S 10 prevent ii rrn,,, giiilJs
Ing Il fon,lioid lnJlsI35t Atte,,terr,ncil
co,,st. Fur the a,iks. nf lint i,lmit Ttifss
key wiis In.rtniif ii a iIllIe its;ay.
istriitr III xi,itrnf liz IniariIp ind OvetS
ls<.nv 4 -
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o STARR NEWS. o q
o o o Q. 90 oop 1000 o Q Q o Q

!
Starr. August 3-At short confer
ence Sunday the Starr Baptist church
voted to extend an invitation to the
Saluda Baptist assiciation 10 meet
with this church In July, 1918. nj
which time 1t will have been % years
'!nce the association met at this
church.
The annual protractcd meeting of
the Methodist, church will begin tl,ia
morning. The pastor, Ecv. j. l.. SIN
gleton. will be ably assisted by Rev.
j, l.. Harley, superintendent of the
South Carolina anti-sa.oou league.
a delightful occasion of last week
was the party .oi, Wednesday evening
given by q Misses Varina and Rosie
Clinkscales COMPLIMENTARY to their
house party guests, Misses Rinharc-
son. Dfs. Abererombie and Donnald
progressive: eonybraalion was ti,.: en-
tertainment forsthe evening and delic-
i0us nectar and cake was served.
Mr.. William Smith, cashier of the
bank OF Donalds. spent Sunday here
with friends,...s.
Miss Alice Smith OF Townvillo and
MISE. Ruth Wilson of Long Branch
have returned home after visit Il.
AZ 'onSb -hCodtbt Auu,lStclt. GullLn.
Mtssesf.iicy and Lola McPhail OF
Laurens arc spending several wccks
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. b. Ltyerett. t..
j.. c. tDodson Of fAnderson and Miss
Berta Mac Smith Of ponalda spent
Sunday. hare Mt the hoTc OF Mr. anu
Mrs. #. C., McGili...
Miss Elizabeth Spcn;man of Green
wood 10 visiting her cousin, Miss
Mary :I7oole.
Mr. and .tre. Thomas Nelcon IRON,
McRae. Ga. arc Waiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Parker.
Mrs. ABlrford OF. Calhoun Falls ig
visiting at the home Of her nephew,
J. j.. Smith. Z. - -.
Misses Mary Bowie, Izetta Pruitt
and Hettie Jackson have returned
from nn extended visit to their friend,
Misa Marguerite Williams. at Abbo-
VILE. ,5, Sc; ~
Miss Ethel Jones has returned to
her homo at Anderson after spending
while hero with her aunt. Mrs. Eliza
Gross. - ss.
|. . Master Charles Burts. son of Rcy.
and Mrs. G.. e. Burts, Of Columbia
Is visiting at the home OF his uncle,
c. d. Watson r.S.ss..' ,,ses
Little Miss Willie Sue Boleman las
returned. to her home in Townyille af-
ter visit to her Friend, Sarah Smith.
Master Albert Hawkins OF Town
Vile has, returned home after visit
to friends hero. jc.5ii. ,.e;.,r -
A party oaastatlng Of Mrs. r.. .. Nc
tCallay Mr. and MRS. Feaster Jones,
BEES Allen JONES' Mr.. and Mrs. Freu
Il ;. =.
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KINDS MA g|isiflEisiy.
saAlsD ~ 7tEPA L AIis{ s
PlH SzRfsSs HIfIC;
i, iii III 0ssygI s. 8
!ls|sRMs!sR q! E:'!Ins

~ s ssisi f n6t A siistalii b d y16sf6 I
saheat mil oEss D nnsl meat giife
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Senator. Smith Thinks Continuation Of
Present Prices Would Work Disas-
ter-Annlyzes Situation Of Poilti.
cal Differences.

u .
( Columbia. August SENATOR z. ID.
Smith,. who passed through the city
tonight gave out the following state
ment. calling for cotton conference
II there Is q war in Europe.
The appalling fall in the price of
cotton that has taken place within the
last few days as the result of the
threatened war in Europe should give
concern and anxiety IL every person
Of tho South. II t:Ic price now indi-
Gated should he maintained through
the next few months the disaster. to
the South would be beyond calcuia-
ton. It would go even further than
that. because the United States looks
to the South tprIurnish cotton to. Ell
rope in sufficient quantities to turn
the balance of: trade 10 America.
Without our cotton crop the bal
ancc OF trade, every year would go
against us in faVo: OF Europe. The
matter la therefore OF nation Wido i'm
portnnce and 1t behoovcs tho people
OF the South not only to take action
to prot.ct themselves but 70 protect
tho entire United States. That some
Thing Elust be done is plainly appar-
cnt,
- .'The war coming as 1t may Mt this
tlme, the bulk OF cotton to be marketed
the situation Is filled with the great
est gravity. 1t Is hardly possible that
such war could last moro than three
months. but that would ne long
enough to bring disaster upon every
Southern cotton planter.
A Conference Suggested.
"In view OF the distressing situation
would advise that IL the prospects
r..
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W ATsHiI.E tile Immediate cause Of
vAEE aiiatria- HHngnry's nttnck On
wv Servti IL tue drinnnd for

HsEE ,aiiHtria- uHngnry's yttnck, On
WV ServtI IL the demand for
- H1r rei,nrnti0n for the murder OF
the Archd,iks Francis Ferdinand und
his wife. the Duchess OF. Hohenberg.
tue ultlnlnte c:l,ises ure the movement
Of the ilmi,sblrg empire toward the
south nnd tile. desperate efforts OF the
entire Serb tSrrviun' race to regain
coIniirte h,itiunui existence. IS. Il raj
Ever since the repulse Of the Turkish
army from vicnnn In 1883 tile Aus.
trims liive steu6iiy fought their way
sniithwnrtt., expecting. utinDteiy to
tnhkc their, way tu the Aegean over
the ruins Of the Turkish empire. Aus.
trim. like lt,issin. wns not unwilling to
spe. sn,nil huffer. sfntrs spt up to oc.
c,ipy the middle ground during the in.
tprv1lls of rest IN her forward move
u,pnt. ,lHd M m0st 0r tia Balkan stntes
or today game into bpiuy
Of the Sgryihn race. which in the
thirteenth and fourteenth centuries
ruled II vnst empire extending over the
western half "r the f,nIkun i,eIiiiis,iln
and the eistcrn 'sI,ist Of the FAti,lntic.
prnetiri.iiy MI hail come under Turkish
doin!nntion iit. tile sixteenth century.
For twenty years of tlint I'thhttiry,
abn,it. *eryin w;la under Austrian rule.
then reverted tu Turkey. E
Tho sorvian People.
Only u ,nin0rity OF the Servinn rnce
liv" jn %nrvin and the Macedonian Ter.
ritrrN recently wan from the Turis.
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sgshs sabsiaizsd - ma ia con. ja

~ y; 81 ~: kssh ri y - lss S
AIMS satsllized 81. 81 & aSR ma in com.
plete Ssy,piiatiiy &ifsps tis "A ,lsinia Oh tina
grent sfas Sctie ,S,xtansiSi ps
ss aaaesi @ssn.is sa issssss ss
:gscendsi,cy. md tpIt rens0tl the
..sI'allsinn ut sss,'iSls Ind g Il.
sIi ,in rfr.stI ffif sfria w,ix Sofi.
,,Hcllsd TO- annex I}ofniaf ani Isrzes0-
s rim. separating sSeryja fr5fi1 tho Ia
attic. s ,St IiI . II .isS
Inspired al.l :,,letss sltpssin.S Sssf-
via had intplldsd ,ttI obtain control on
RtMhid ind I ficsaa tsa;ils 1 and tie ans
.pexAtiot. of} .tiless faJi4a |rArsisis hFov-I
inces by "a tlsf friir 7wIls SRreDt ,hiow 10.
sctrin' snspir tishlA hihG. t6 JSnssia. 81 se.
more resilans fiss a " 3Ins Il Stsss ai cause @
which recipitated the retens wars suIi
che Balkan pen. sinnS inhls
serce nus been sl0inin me iff 9Eers AZ
q las l,as " ssansesl 81 d 4 Au tlis s'
no sniled i,,nnile n ptlittes ever
slsss ass;s,ss sssy ms, ss'' sa
.Asas,gst sttissi,l sh,ss,aca. mn agaiiists
Y 's'is 81
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I sIsssister for Gcpsral .RleetIlon.

Voters sef the qlittH pidans section,
Winihmste townslis Is; Grsi reauested
t6 regfeteE: 30 TINT they sinay 5vpsa at
White pisinsai in the, gene4nif election.
This sfnsbO ftanf IL fiss Is d new,
yfreslnet sgsner election. 6;
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Asa G. Ca11dler's Gift
TO Methods University

The press dispatches report that Mr..
Asa g. Gambler has donated 1000, 900
to the new. ~ riyersity to be established
by our church in Atlanta. Ga. Below
We publish the letter, of Mr.. Gambler
to the educational commission an
nouncing his gift. It Is both a nota-
BILE gift and a notable letter. ;s-.'..
ATLANTA. Ga: July. rs: 1915 !:
"Bishop warren A. caniiJer. Chairman
+. of ,F,dueafjonaf CommiaaioI efc
den %aMv Dear Brothar. iMneI,s, Sis no
dozen ser,sa, of, dmtv IN CsoJ anS az ~
eArneat dasire tn do pooif tn ntoats,a
low f6enr make To- 10. yoin'as ] the ami. Mr.
az -xIsth ny. 80 "
un. cue Sasta1aist isss - -, Eplseopai Chnrch
so9ln aeaa BIO. 2. okiahoma CITY. :to take
in' iS.ea 60 upon .IE the a shSrch by the dssis
.st,, AZ. III. ~,
ss snss -. Wnich Aoi- ~
ls;surhi,. IL, z, ~ r., -
ass, 4, !,,,e lo5 pgsssss Wy. yast
sTa m, 1sasutI,, eH. 6ssa ~. tlu s.ne
snn,,, - :. = i....s Sou lhS:
~ 9ua. li0 y Dys BY
S,S,sl1 as .5!.5 tisasuIS Suis
W., - 9 tyNa~gse,tHte ~ ~
SIsa ~ ~ tnust Wlln
@ IN is sr aiiiv,s,a ne nsi,i VIII e ss fa. selerence
& Dnsings All the .yearas q my life I,
a:.Sa a.sss ~ " w WnaE goo9
S..sa lne ~ et my; tos,
tlis si!s.es sge. cnufsn aRd tne
i2sHsnsly .isssl,l afes eonl.olIea nY g sltnatsen
s,g e ~. saai 40
ayT a Eni,t N go S,Ssh ~
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= 20
"But to some ono church I must
commit my contribution to Christian
education. and fpsee no reason. to
hesitate to trust money to that church
on which l. look tor spiritual guidance.
To that gospel and |, saeraments.. and
:uponi which surely I depend may
safely, Aentfust tho things ], possess.
It's history. In tho work OF education
justices me In believing that It Will
uso4 4Ehat:,L entrnst to sit In e liberal
and cathOlic-sptrited manner; for in
all OF its stnstitutions OF learning It
hasXon occasion !, engaged Christian
men Of other denominations when the
needs OF the work seemed to REQUIRE
the services OF such Instructors, and it
has never used; its schools for nura
poses OF proseIytinE the Sous and
daughters OF other churches.
II cannot believe that the promo
tion OF the evangelical ana brotherly
type of Christianity for which IL
sfanfs VIII faH to benefit the people Of
my section a1dt country without re-
gard. co: :denominationaI lines.N a..
This type OF Christianity has prc-
yaileT generally. In the south. and, T
dssire to, ,tdes swlat.'f may be able to
perpetuate It, believing as I. do, that
Y makes, iur M: wt1oleaotle icenserva-
fisEf olitiealfg and ocially 3sand fof.
2 blessed :clF Aization crowned with
.pieIy ann peace. s5Sisi
wish that the characteristicg ex-
sei!encies OF our people may be made
DettsTc nnd. atisat the things which.
fDiemqish our llYes may be speedily
pbltefateds Z. 4
TO this end, as far as education
can aecnmpiiah II, 4 offer TO the ,edu-
eaLtoHati .Ggmnltssion OF the Methodist
/ I |iE.ptacopaI Church, South, charged, by
the sGensraL Confer rence with duty lof
az tuition iofS hntyer-
sitx. grade east Of the MissisHip riy-
Esr. the sum Of one million ts1 900, ,0g0l'
dollars. for the nd0wment of such
AN tnstitution, the plans and methods
4 OF which are to be- definitA Ary iirectsd
to the advancement .ot agphd isarrtng
and pure Teiigi 4 10 fsie end that
the iEstituttol may be eeited 10 the
church; beyond the possibfiit az nIttsffs
eation at aly tiiiiis ID tho 8 fltuFs I Wiii
eceonpany ! Tnss cont iBit Ian sa
Qesg. OIis siit g ptintty ssf ;pr pytdiIg
~ ~ naxin tafst ce1feibu tfndet
tsssg
OL aans ats !Heek:kc
sonI!oYeEsy,tW1 with WI any, who may Held
Ieplllon p, VIE &. sreferenca-f9e educational
MoLkA ~ variance; With the sent nt4metata
ABOVE .exprassed. IA ~ Isl slltely peE@.
Y 20 etfength
" sllil.a Jna ici. be-
IieSss M MSsss.Wilthlonl fa2ang sJlA tn
Anxs Mn52t NEs :0ss e & NJ
e s. sss..s is
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,s.zAIl nIcHoIAs on RUSSIA.

ri s!ZAh NICHOLAS OF RUSSIA
tNichoins H.. the car OF all the RussIns,
N the supreme ruler OF the largest Slavic
rice In the world and may be considered
g the head Of all siuvS, although millions
Of them are scattered through various
countries and are not under Russlan'
fule. largo proportion OF Austria's
5p9phiation nfs Giap5, Germany kas 3
largo Slavic population In Its eastern
sections. md the Inhabitants OF Servia.
Mdntenegro. Roumdnin. Bosnia. Aefze.
gSvina. Bulgaria and tho other countries
oh the, Balkan peninsula ara, also 10 d.
hfFe parcentnge Sinys.
Montenegro H. inhabited By people eth.
nleaiiy md Enthusiastically the same; go
are Bosnlh md Her gegbvina i; go Is
nttlsh OF, tlie hinferi,ind: of, Dhlmatia,
and thrge districts In u aungnry. Croa.
fint md gy0nia,. pe6pledi By the saina
rsicG. arA called the -lffifnnd Sofi Hunt,
90 ry"s bgcatls. sOf tiie alleged persd6u.
flnnE BIZ Ssleir rulers, A hundred years
tlt,yit, Uf tile Scryfnn race Wns sub.
ittaS y, Turkey nnd spnrt testtE Ef11as Hiis.
i,ilrg ni0slitty THO tpnrt7 unhsrr TURK:
tsl. d0tntnatiun hast Won its Yreedom;
tile other hnN, not, is!.: Z: -; -; 81: s
= AuBtfia' policy OF. repression of the
Serb pGoi,tea Is respoi,sibie forst sthis ca
sala s io' essor Aiicnael !. Pu-
". ~ s NJ S.unaD'n university. comment
~ w 9n .ls assnssinhtion ~ sHl OF the Aus
w. an alsauslke' i,roiessor rupin comes
M ss?ssS,an stocK ana typihes the oig,
sal.s xass tli,.ea nna dhrs eyed men or ms
sss ~ iAnsursaliy pc strongly synpa,, !,
stnlzes with the ,servinns. and Views
n - s =
~ s..s s,'ssu Dsa nlm cienriy reflect these
'.s,ss.!,. .s,s ssn1ineil's 3. nnd mpnthieE
:;.s,si, s TWO ree'ent events thar
= @ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES satne DISASTER q
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sYAvTAoRlTy.
NOTICE.
PAYMENT or WATER RATES.
NOTICE.


In accordance with Ordinance No. IS
all persons holding water privileges
under meter rates are hereby notified
that the water rates for the period
ending September 80, 1914, are duo
and payable on the first day OF Octo-
Der. 1914
Upon failure to pay such water
rates within fifteen t15) days there
after an additional charge of 10 per
cent penalty and per cent interest
per annum viii be made.
ALI privileges upon which rates re-
main unpaid on November 3, 1914. viii
be shut off forthwith.
Rates are payable at the office OF
the Treasurer Of City and County OF
Honolulu, Kapiolani building.
r C.. j. MCCARTHY,
Treasurer, City and County Of Homo
lulu.
Honolulu, r. H.. September 81. 1914.
5964-10t
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REAL ESTATE TRANsACTTONs'
Entered Of Record Sept. IL, From
1880 =. m. To 4.3O q. m.

Entered Of Record Sept. IL, From
10:30 q. m. to $3.50 p. m.
Samuel Kailiwai & VT to Henry III
farker .......s.... -. :, !. - !, N
August w Meyer & VT to Cecil s
Brown TT ........ .....s.. "a ,.,...sc N
Ann E Atwater (w) to VIM K Ma,
maui ...... ......... d
! Lahapa Mau Sing & hsb to VIM
Huddy ........... :. -. :. .. -. e d
VIM H Beers to Honokaa Sugar
co. ................
Heeia Agri Go Ltd TO Hop Tuck
wal .-.s..............
A Gartenberg to Cecile A Garten-
Ders 1890. Pa
J X Piimanu & VT to Levi L Joseph u
Mrs Julian Walanika to Emmeline
M Magoon .................. d
Lizzie K Puahi to Emmeline M
Magoon ................ q
Moses K Keoua to Emmeline M
Magoon ................. D
F E Haley to Theo Bauman Sur-L
NJ K Maku & VT to Julian Monsar-
rat .....a...... ............. u
Lin zee Tong by tr to TT of Lin
zee Tong ID
Robt K Wilcox ct ais to C Bolte D
Palolo Land & Impyt Co Ltd to
Territory Of Hawaii ..... d
Geo s Ikeda to Frank j Lemes. C-M
E N Rutherford to Emil Abre-
hansen .................... BIS
Sakai Shokiti to Schuman Car
rage Co Ltd .............. C-M
Entered Of Record September 70, 1914,
From 1o:3o .. m. to 4:3o p. m.
Charles G Bockus by Regr Notice
Louise Nicely by Regr Notice
Wing Chong Chan Co by Comr to
Est of John Ena by Attys Of Trs
.-................ Notice
Henry Holmes to James T Leach
Par Rel
Albert Horner to Kan Sing -. Rel
Kan Sing & VT to Trent Trust Co
Ltd TT $1,000. &c.,. M
First Amr Saws & Tr Gosof Haw
Ltd to Bruce Cartwright Par Rel
Bruce Cartwright to p e R
Strauch ....t.6.ss ID
p E r Strauch & WI to First Am,
Saws & Tr Co of Haw Lido. NJ
Won Hamm-Young Co It'd TO ) P
roster ............... Rel
A. Gertenberg by Atty & VT to Ida
Bauer ID
Lily Kama & hsb ct ais to w H
beers "
Entered Of Record September Il, 1914,
Jose Matsugoro G WI to Maria J
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by both Germany and Austria with the
object of inducing Italy to abandon
her neutrality, it being urged that
Italy's action might be decisive for
either side.
Austrian naval experts point out
that the allies, from a naval stand
point, have achieved nothing against
Austria since war was declared, and
argue that it was hardly possible that
they would dare to attack the COM
bined naval forces of Austria and Italy.
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NATIONAL GUARD BULLETIN

officers dr
National Hawaii Hotel Miller
Tug Of Tuesday, Thursday Saturday
evenings week. Regular drills called off these
nights
w. Adjutant General
(Breyeted Colone)
Nal Charles B. Cooper, Surgeon. n sS~I-<EE
MAI John w Chief NJ Capt Henry Gieson,
(Breveted Lieut. Colonel)
Maj Emil c. Peters, Adygen. Capt Med
Aide to the Governor, Capt J. D. Dougherty. Infantry
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE.
Lieut. w c. Whtene, u s. A. inspeetorln Instructor
Lt-Col r. Riley. Mai william e. Bal 3rd Bat
Capt James A Thompson Adj
Capt George B. Schrader. O. End 1t
Capt Arthur w Nicely Insp s. Mai Merle
Capt Reginald W. Warham Comy LIST 1t Charles Frazier Adt
Maj Gustaye Rose. End Bat End Perkins
Chaplain, (capt)
COMPANIES STATIONED At HONOLULU.
Company ACapt H. p OSulivan. Lieut.
stssss X Cushngham- Thursday, 7:30.p.
No drill Thursday Sept e. account OF tug Of
Company Bcapt
Camara La Medeiros Lieut.
x. Stein Friday, 7:30 N. .sps..E.
Company DCapt W. Kob Lieut. F. w. Wichman
5seS Schaefer. Wednesday, 1880 p. - 80 5
Company Capt NJ Monday
Company Fist Lieut. Houghtang End Lieut. Lemon Tuesday
Gcapt Kane Lieut. w. N
Kama. Monday 1880 }. M 3. sst go seEt @ 49,
Company l. w. Redngton,
IS No drill Tuesday. September $500
Company to End w Cook LIST Lieut. W.
ANA zna STATIONED c oT MA unursda' 7;sp
Company IWaukucapt W. Chlngsworh
i ..s.t End Lieut. r. K Wilcox.
1st Lieut. W. KaIuakni
s STATIONED ON HAWAII 80 sz%s
Company Easton LIST Lieut. H. NJ Morehead snd
Lieut. j. s.
MEDICAL OFFICERS WITH SANITARY TROOPS.
MAI e. D. Knbourne e Capt q l. Morong Capt R. W Benz
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
NOTICE. 10 snIPPERs.

The gasoline schooner KOMoKILA,
In command of Captain George e.
Piltz, win leave Pier 6 Orchards
street Wharf, for Maui and Molokai
ports every TUESDAY at p. m. and
for windward ports on Oahu every
FRIDAY at 5 p. m. For information
regarding rates, ETC.. telephone 4193.
KOMOKILA SHIPPING CO., LTD.
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WARBREVIIIES
German Troops Garry
ll,Far Into Africa.

!. German Troops Carry
WAR Into Africa.
LONDON, Sept. 1S.--A despatch K
the Reuters Telegram Company from
Nairobi, British East Africa. says thai
q strong force Of Germans from Ger
man East Africa has crossed the from
tier, occupied Karangu and are aid
vancing on Kisii. hilly district neal
Lake Victoria. British forces have
been despatched to meet them.
There was q battle between Ger
mans and British last Sunday, the de
tails Of which are not available. The
wounded are being brought to Nairobi
They report that the British suffer
ed severely in an unsuccessful attempt
to seize German machine gunsr;by 3
bayonet charge. &
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LOST.

Shepherd and collie dog, black. with
brown feet. short nair:; answers to
name Of Niger: nom Ben Lane,
King street. Sept 2. Finder com
municate with F. Stevenson, Schu-
man Carriage Co. Reward.
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becoming grayer hourly, owing to the
threat Of Kiamil Elbassan to invade
and sack the town with his forces,
which number over 1000. Avlona is
undefended and many Of the people
have fled already. An invasion by
troops from Epirus is feared
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO, LTD

Notice is hereby given that the
stock books OF this company will be
closed to transfers from Thursday.
September "a, 1914, to Wednesday.
September 80, 1914, both days inclus-
i've.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO., LTD.
BY its treasurer, J. A. Balch
Honolulu, Sept. q, 1914
5965-Sept. %. "a. 26. %. 30.
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SITUATION WANTED

German. chemical engineer, perfect
analyst prevented by war to pro
eeed further on to new position, de-
sires employment, temporary or per-
manent; widest factory expert
ence: salt refining by vacuum;
examinations land for agricultural
purposes (cocoanut, pineapple, SUI
gar, etc.; new processes worked out,
working methods improved; thor
ough scientific education; moderate
salary. Chemist, Villa LAM, Bere-
tania. cor. Punchbowl. 5e67-2t
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crsecs Comedies Naval
Base 10 British.

ROME, Italy, Sept. 1.-THE Tribuna
publishes q telegram from Brindisi as
sorting that the Greek government has
conceded to England permission to es-
tablish naval base in Port Mudros,
island Of Lemn0s, where England can
center three naval divisions.