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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-09-25
WAR TAX BILL UP THURSDAY.

Washington, Sept %. - Majority
Leader Underwood introduced in the
House yesterday the administration s
emergency war tax bill designed to
produce approximately sos, 600, 900 in
revenue to offset the losses in customs
receipts during the European war.
The bill, the details of which We're
announced Saturday, will be reported
by the ways and means committee to-
day and taken up in the House Thurs
day.
Except for its tax on beer, wines and
gasoline the bill follows closely the
Spanish war revenue measure of 1898
One change made which will prevent
annoyance to thousands is the modfica-
ton of the method of collecting the tax
on kilograms and telephone messages.
Instead of affiXing a stamp to a tele-
graph message, the bill requires that
the company shall keep record of all
kilograms sent and remit one cent for
each message.
A one cent tax is put on telephone
messages also. The companies, of
course, are expected to add the one
cent to the consumers bill.
The telephone and telegraph tax ap-
plies to messages which cost 10 cents or
more and will not cover local telephone
calls.
The bill becomes effective on date of
passage, but it is provided that the
stamp tax collection shall remain in
operation only until Dec. 81, 1915. IN
der this section SSl, 900, 900 is to be
raised, it is estimated, the taxes on
beer, wines, gasoline, bankers, brokers,
amusement proprietors and manufac-
turers and dealers in tobacco being
counted upon to raise the rest of the
sos, 900, 900 needed.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-09-25
Doctor Seriously Hurt by Auto.

North Troy, Sept. 23.-Dr. A. M. But
terfeld was seriously injured yesterday
afternoon in an automobile accident and
was taken to the Royal Victoria hospital
in Montreal last night. Just as DR.. But
terfeld stepped into his automobile to
go in consultation with DR.. w. H. White
on a case there was some kind of an ex-
plosion and DR.. Butterfield was thrown
out of the machine. The extent of his
injuries is not known.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-09-25
APPEAL TO WILSON TO STOP THE
WAR.

Washington, Sept. 22-President Will
son yesterday had before him for con-
sideration a strong appeal that he lead
movement to end the war in Europe,
presented to him on hehalf of fully
1000, 900 women, members of suffrage
organizations in 10 countries, including
nearly all those engaged in the conflict.
The plea was laid before the president
by Mrs. Carrie Gait of New York, pres-
dent Of the International Woman Stuff
rage alliance, and Nine. Rosika Schwim-
mer of Hungary, secretary of the al
lance.
The petition was accompanied by a
letter to President Wilson from Mrs.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-09-25
Rheuna Acts Quickly.

Rheuma, the wonderful rheumatic
remedy sold by ". H. Sheldon at so
cents, relieves almost instantly the in
tense suffering caused by sciatica, lum-
bago, govt. neurtis and all other forms
of the disease. A few days use of Rheu-
ma will convince you that you can he
permanently cured. Rheuma will put
your kidneys and bowels in perfect con-
dition. 1t gets to the seat of all the
trouble and removes the cause by driv.
ing out the unnatural poisons.-adv.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-09-25
Keeps Your Liver HeaIthiIy Active
Cleanses Your System Thoroushly

A man in Kentucky just told a friend
that Foley Cathartic Tablets were the
most wonderful medicine that had ever
entered his system Said ne would not be
without them. Neither would you, if
you had ever tried them for chronic con.
stipation or for an occasional purge.
Better for you than calomel. Keeps
your liver active. Stout people can't
find anything to equal them for comfort.
tTost's Pharmacy.-adv.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-09-25
M1DDLEBURY REGISTER
Terms strictly I'm Advance.

Terms Strictly I'm Advance.
ONE YEAR IN VERMONT 81 90
SIX MONTHS IN VERMONT so
THREE MONTHS IN vEMoNT 1900 40
ONE YEAR Outside of Vermont, - $1.25
ONE YEAR Outside of U. S., 1.5O
The Register will be found on file at
the Congressional Library reading room,
Washington, D. G.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-15

oiri,btn ipurDs. lIt6tigens hatten bic
nerrtn RuTen cine origiHsIle. aber iptnis
bhaienii1e 4rt AID I1ladten. SrgsnotDO
an elmer Mausreds tahen is Elm aalb
db, nahmen bic atnleu unb IieBen ben
aabaoer Eieqen. GeFEers fah man Dor
tintr 8oFtbar In 3itrlider 4%norcnung eth
paar au1beins itshen, bic isndnD 3arl
SGtrs bort aufgtbolt Bate. Gin lUels
sertr BEunp far Dag ruhige 8trbalten pes
rufiihsn mlilitGrs mar oarin BIT isheu,
pab es aus Ihsiltn bes 0arbetorps uHb
heS finnLdnbilhtn acrps, alto nHitans
oiatm Meninmmatsriai, beItanp. Die
tpsnigen aoiatgn, Bic babel purtn. ptrs
BEN bon ben anbsrtn dln Naubtu ano
gIiiubern stbinbtrt. 3e Eruppen iUllrs
ben in bic aalernta asIfat. Ditls 9Ffi8Ifrt
itooh ipobntsn III ben 6otels.
Sn unlerem 6Ottl ipdrtn ftdnbia Diff
sitre at @aft. unb Id mill dusOriidlih
N~ruprbeben, baB Biz 5trrtn burfipsa non
DprSiioIihsr BtIpuua uab bcnanItdnoigsr
8sfnnnng partn. sd babe in. pm hrgi
Mohtr Gelsaelbttt gebabt, init Gina
adi5ig Gffi8isren mid 5u unttrhclttn.
Gle tonnttn %grDBttnthtils, tini9t Iosar
burSiglin, DeutTh iprsdtn. Dd tein
6otstperionui ba mar, iiberud6m Id init
spsi iungsH Gdmtn, ndmlib bet 9Ddter
unb Ghfpisssrtodter pes 6pttlpistbs, bic
Bsuiribung btr @aitt. Wiellsiht III es
infer @Iiid gtptisu baB ipir aHs IsIbits
bspABt gaben llRb ME Mnier DeutfAthum
Dsrleugnstsn. Wir baden pieDsEbolt I'm
Areife Der rHFiTAsn Dffi3iert Biz beatfhs
Rationalhnmnt gtIpltIt unp uns ftrits ass
~ptigtri, duf ben s3artn iii triaien. Glaigs
bShere CffiSiere frd0tsn uns, Ob piE
.tsun Eeint mat bdtteu, BON linen NJ
inoffsn iii iperoen. mMtin, meiilteN ptr
|lahsRb, mir Dtutihu babsn mic AnaT,'
MN lpeilsn 1nge hattie ih sinen nisbs
lihen GiapaE init @snstul M~ennentdmpf
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9rei 2Sodm p3snlin".

am Gonnfaa, 18. ausuft, fpurbe Id
ttltsrapbilh In bas GarniFonla8arstt BET
Gtabt end ~ msintm perrunDtten
Mann q%erufsn. I'm osmielbeH Gage fuhr
ih Nadunittags salammsH NIT msinsm
Ghfpiegeroater al anO tan mad psrbdIts
nismdBig gIattsr Gabrt am Dienstas
Mpraen in end an. grhbem ih mtintu
Manu i'm 2aSarstt btluft bate. ipplie
ih NIT nstuem Sdmiegerpdter gOfort bic
Rildfabrt antrttsu, ba man a4gemein
tiHen ruFifhen GiHfal firhtete. unitre
ablidt tonnsen MIR isOod nidt ausflbs
rem, ba sein g3ug mebr BON 2nd abgelaHen
iparpa. Wir be5pgsu Dabsr bas 5otel
gaiIerbpf unb pnrtsten auf ben Muesns
Bid. no mir BITE Stabt perlaHen t0nntsn.
Toh bieFe MusIiht ipurDs INNER gtrina
ger. lie 8tu0Itesans tpurbt nHrahig; %
hisB, bic Aufen tpnlrusn. Die 6entine
gsIasans sog bot bic Gtaoi. uno baIb
cFohptt bet Aancntnbonneri bnB bic
Gheibm iIirrten. Mir tpnnttH bic Gtel
lunqen BET TruDpen unD bds GinitId9fn
bet Grdnattn aenau btObd6ten. Nm
nddlIien Morgen ipurDsn mir onr6 6ts
ipehrfsuer oelpedt. 9as psutfhe Wilitdr
BATE III georbnetsm Hiid3uae Bite Stdot
psrIdHeu. bd II Sci Itiutr gsrinsen @tdrse
an NsrtbsiDisuug niat Denssn tontttt.
1rOBbem perurTudtsn is NIT iBrsn stpsf
Gdhasen, nit einigsn MaidinfHstptbs
Ken anp Snfanisrisftutr eiHen 60lsns
IGrm, 10 baB bic MuFsa. p1uig argsptB
iibsr biz Gtdrle bes 5sinpss, nHr lthr
Iangiam rnb uRidsr oif @tabt beisstst.
AasIhreituuaen asgsn bic 8sD6Etnung
fnb NiHs u1rgfsommen. Dies fam bdhtr,
iueit bis 8etuOhntr nidt gtflimtet Ddren
Mnb Iid Fubig ssrhitltgn. Man bate nAr
Aneit Dor siHsr 0lnntrsnntb. pu aaes
8rpb TN sm b~fInlaannhmi anp bet gaflse
9iebbtitaHn. @inbsF, oammsl. &Alpsins
tnatelbuni burHgindN0er aus bet @ldof
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-15

or otuttte auf 6as aaiItrbilb unp BE-
Eduptett, aaiitr WiIbtlm babe ben &tieg
o%neeFauqtn. sSh btftritt oits, una ba tr
Dcn feiner aniiht nint abgino, s~reiftrts
ih mid 70, bab id apF ben 3ifh fhlag
NIT ben Borttn: sgs 1T bod uHerbort,
baB Gle aIe auf uHIeren aailsr fdims
pFsnl@ Gitien 3ornietH Gifer muB II 10
fomiIh gsfunDen haben. 6db sr niat dufs
horte all laden uhb f9 init feiHen Diff
sisren barber AZ u~Htsrbutten. 4uf feline
Jragt, tper i'd psnn sigenttih Tei, iutroe
Inn BON BIN anbersn btbsuteti sJa. bds
1T eins gerliRerin, NIT Der iii nidt 5n
FpaBsnE 9erT0nlia itdHbsn ale Diff
siere Dem aFitg Iebr abIehasno gegsas
lber, bon 9tgeiitsrung mar ni4tA 81
merten. sMarum iOlsn mir NIT ean
Grieg fiibrtn?@ bnbsn Tie mir oft geiagt
SIN g~efsaihaftittn lsrttbr tparen ia
liebsnspiirbiee fr1AiiHt MenidsH, IT.
Sdhtttn unb ~tun3ttn uub tranten. Der
5stfbsItanb bes 5oisls iii pobl 0rauf
gs9arigsn. 8is in bic fpdtt 4adt aiHasn
bic Gslagt. gum aaffte fthlie nte bsr
gilor. Gin iisiHer Shtud aaffse uno
Elm gtpBsr Galud Curacao cosr 8enes
btttiHe folaien IN psinIid esaauer Abf
iUehsfnng. ID "a Dsthoteu mar, aiht
Hah bar Gtrube 81 babsH, muBten mir
Elm ptiDat5innsr Bur 9erfi9ung itslltn.
utbrigtns bt8a6Iten re isOm atForberten
prtis. WtfiHam MdnH Fhiftea Bite
astrtn, BIZ tGgtiA i'm 6otel iparsn. cine
Aifte Gigarrm init Mibmung In oeutIher
@prade in's Qagarett. Geiofr ipurDt 81
an DernieIbeA Tlgt r. III mar btr g.. Sep
tetnber als ltbttr BET 35 gaJarstige
Rpfien ibtr Augutoipo III Dif rufiiht
Befangtnidaft abgtfiibrt. Ddpon litbfn
Fe fim nidt dbbringtn BITE 3ubt fdnFs
unobrfiBig mubtt bon peroen! Nud Der
BsIuA 0ss ga3artits tparbe mir nit Ailft
elmer 9efheiHigunp bsr raHiInen lions
%maHpantur. Bic Hbrigsas IN ben nrei
Wohen bieImal gspedIslt haf, geitdttet
zines lagts tpurbsH mir Iosar BON sintm
6uuptmanH III ieiner Itoita binggfahftr,
b bar mein Damn, Dtr am TsnitFr liano,
alaubte. mir itisn ptrhaftet unD polttn
ihR aud nod boIsn. @egsn BID Goloatsn
ipnrpe NIT dibtrItsr Stretse pprgteans
gen; bic llthstihsitunp oss @dnop
ptrbotss nHrbe init DeH Iops beitruft.
an elmer N~einbanpEung fpoaten bret
@piDaien GtHaps taufsn, dls 9eraoe 8tDsI
Gffisisrs nnJn tameu. ia srInpb liA
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-15

elmer bon ben SoIbaten isIbIf. bic bsiben
aneeren rirbm bon ben Sffi3isren NIT
benz Aspplpfr erihoFeu. - Die annte lit
Gin uutntbebrli9es aequiIit: jsber Diff
sisr bat cine I'M Gtigfttidaht ittdsH.
Gins cages berfunte cine 6prbt BON
breibig gpIbottn ben Cbigurten Ses 6os
tells su pliinbern. sd Inb hies pom Jtns
tier ans. MS i'd 2eutnaut Noipta
batduF auFmettIom mddte, elite tr in ben
Bdrten uno pertrieb bic SoIhaten nit
benz p~orgthaltsnen Mspolber.
DAB aublunb Iitgtn ipsrOe, mar ben
Anhtn llebsr8eugung. Gin 9fti3ier
bate lhpn cine aprte BON europa mad
Der nsusn Nertheilung. Ct 5dbIte alt
nuIert 5einbe uuf, bic 9futihlanb sin
setsiIt bdtten, uup eripartete MIN, bah
mir dnqitlihe 0eFihtfr MAIDEN ipiirben.
9od ialtbIitig ldhslno erlpibtrte cline
mtiner aeibsnsgsncfinntn: sDa habt
9br la Mlenato nit ietuen orei Gen
barmen bsresfitn. pann pirb 3eutfhlanb
uaelbin9s p~srlprsn fem Der Wib lDite
allgsmeines @eldfter aus. Cir btmihs
ten iid nah ardften, bic IAtublthiten
@efidte iibsr ben Gtanb ses arieaeS All
Bebreitgn. DIR aruts Mebdlteur ber
qgdtr 3eitun9 mag nOh nie f0lden uHs
frtiipiaigsn llniinn In feline 3eitung ges
braht b1ben. MI bieies 3elg ionnte ins
ndtiirlib nnr tin mitleibiees gddeln nbs
loden, lrobbem pir iiber uuIsre groBen
Grfplgt ipdbreEb ber nrei Wonen purds
aug nihis frfuhreH. @elbft bon Gam
nenberg hottcn mir feline Abnuua, Bis uns
Tpdigr bic peutThtn 2FfiBiers al Dds
Brd1tige mifIbeilten. ipas unitre 1upft
rem in3ipilAtn bolbradt batttn. lin ben
3. Sepiembgr herum iputbsn bic Ruffen
anrubig, it t~iiItttsn gum 4nfbruh bsnn
man Iproh BON 6erdnnahtn ber Deut
|Ifgn. DIES puroe b~sipielen bird bic
MuftldrmgsfIiigt Der oeutjhen Gliegers
auf Bic einr pilos, ober trfoIeIole HeIhiss
bung eFofEnst nirbt. Der Rild3l
purBe ulls aAh angsfiinpigt Dur1 einen
entisbIi6en gdrm pnn @prtHgfhdHen.
gsi elmer Bride habsn Iie % flinfmuI
Derfuht. ebe eth pdar @tsine hiRuntera
FlslsM Dele Bride bobsn fe oaHB ipdier
nod sinmal lslbit in Grbnuna gebrdht
neil Te flu BIN HidSug uusasbe6rliA
par. sJRngrbIn tpurbe bic Sadie irililA,
an Dem Strnanahen bsr ceutTAsa 1rups
pen mar ukfff mfhr 8u 3IDsiftga. Gp
gabsn Bonn biz asIDtn chi 10. September
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-15

ibr seblaa nibt btraeHsn pirbsn. bas
an 9luHsn auf5ulreibeu mar, nuFet gum
Ghmld be~rbtistbpIi. islbit uHIsrs Blue
ment6pfe murotn uiht btrihont. Die
oanBe 9tpoliemna bat penn aud, CLAUDE
la, ibr Wcalinfts petban. am bic armsH
Golbattn pitbtr 5u WicnineR an MAIDEN.
Gtit bret Mohea lpaftH it nlht aus ben
Aletosrn sttommtu. SO bin aud an
itntm 1agt bon frib Worsens Bis ipat
absnbs oui ben Beinsn a%eipelen, i'm in
Der Slide uno bti Der geiplfihuHg ~
mlIm. aangt babtu Die braben Selbatsn
absr niGt Auhe arhabt, otnn IS folgts
bas @sfshl bel end. btieu fiir nas elads
lidtr Ausaaug ia aud bier balb bttannt
aefpototn lift. limb ibtieBlin - mubteH
ie trf nal bic 8aierusn idubern, od oie
HuIen bprl mic bic Wtlogn athdall bats
ten. Qeioet ionuttH mir INNER nod niAt
nab Berlin tabreu. ba bic 8sfbinouna
p0dig uHltrbrphen ipar uno lih nm ben
u. September btram elm neues @efsnt
uInmmmBoa. Burh bic aitbnsniiroig,
ttil btr Otuiidn Cffi5itrs purogn mir
abtr init btm 9a5arstt3na, ptr an l3.
September unttr aauonsnbonner nnb
@tpebrfnter a6fubr. mitatnomnfn. Hads
bsn pir biz gan3e Raht NIT BEN @ers
ipuHbsttn 3uTammfu auf bet Strsde au'
al6raht hatttH. 3as llnongtmbmitt ods
bel loar ods gi6tperbot. Iur bin unb
pieotr bfibte eth 9eu5iHftutr5sus ptrs
tcblea inter bst 9uHt auf, btnn rautsu
muBten bic Golodttn bod nenigittHs.
60 gtlnngttu mir an Dtustaa, ben Is.
September, nah elmer Iebr btIdprIi6m
Gabrt aber modification auF benz
B%iisrbabubpf III Neut6aH an.
ellie qsuterib.
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frnnsphidler Wlanlhrlp.

Gin fran5Sfider Nlaulbrlb. 9n
Mtrisburo tit ntbtn anotrsu eiRatbraastu
psripunbsttn fraus0fTdm 0ffBierm aud
psr 2tutnant 9sgafe, elm Soba bes
fruu3ofihsn Miniliers nnb Tsutitsn4
bdTers 8eltaBe, tinaebradt unb I'M Cad
5arstb fit qfihtoerpunoett, BEN SAT-.
baufs sur atIouree, iHternirt. Ct bat
5pei ltihte Gdubperltbuma. so ItiHss
unleiblidtn Weitns Dot man ibm Elm bfs
ionberts 3iumsr angepieieh. nabriaeiBs
lid ami eriuden Der fraG6fibm Diff
5lers. bic inn 70 bItl dls maafssAous Dem
Mege gsFtu. Der iuseHoIidt GaalbeIo
renpmmirt Fortgtisbt bamit. bab TIN
Batter Der beosuitnoIfe Manu III 5ranfs
reid iei, mad BEN Fa atlss ridttt. Ct
der Sobu) stbors bnhcr uidt in Gin fold
sinfdtss @aus. fonofrn aufs SdIob.
Die piteaeube ManHiaaft BAT uattr Itis
mem brutalsn Nsisn aud ldoR 5u leibtH
efhabi. fh bds dber nidlt gtTnlen laFfn,
i'm DitImtbr banbgreifliA 5u ptritebsn
geeeben. haB CT nit sinem Iolden berauss
F%orbernben Mtltn III 0eutihlano tein
Slid bat. Der iungs Menih Der nur
siHsn anflus ppn Bart bat, rtbtt aud ppu
atbqHhs, bic lpGttr bod NAL tununn
mub.
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bic preis, bic fs idoa BEN ruFii6en
Reidle siubtrlsibt 8atttn, 1robbsm uns
uifts gtf6tben mar, atbmetsn mir srs
leihtert auf. ais mir bic u~aaebstensn
Safe Irs iparen.
Der giu3ug Otr DsuETden gsItaltets fd
80 sintm pabrtn ariump93ua. sd babe
nit SoIbatsn stlprodtu. bic mir unttr
2braneH beriihsrten. baB ie ben Gmpfang
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Mit gnt5ldeB mpdte man manhmdl
tsi, benz Bic Mutter Gin Gltibtndusl pi'
gen betra6!et, ipelde biz 0eIl rs4tfhafY
feHHt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-15

lung in. Die iruH6trbars 8driabtIiidt sts
Gtrpidatbsmurn Ha6t e. p~eritdnbtit, baB
bi,ier 9fIan5s fl oitf aufmeriiamiett ge
pibmst tpirb. 1luitrt giIper tOnnsa nuy
zine idpahe @~nrittauns oon BEN Gprmtns
teiht1um Der GhrnTnntbsmumpfldn5e
ssben, pG6rtuo bic trItdunIih 3ablreiGen
GrSbtns uno acknowledgements uidt
r~isDsrqeaeben perotn tonntef.
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9p. !. 3it gllme nirb aeinliffen. =
80. 2. In otr Mitte ipirb qiab gsmadt.
geo. 8. Mnes GhIthtt fpirb sntfsrnt.-
80. A. Die 8lume pirb 'etrummt. - 60.
5. DER lssfe GhIIf ipirb nnssltst. - 30.
8. Cine ghrpEaHihtmumbluue bon 8 3ol
Durtmefer. - SO. z. Cine 9litbe bon
10 8ou GurdmeFer. - 80. 8. 9rti @uss
HsaunasblumeH. 30. Q Mplabn ghrns
iantbemum Dor oer Toilette. no. 10.
MpIdbn GhrploHtbemnm mad Der 3pis
lefte. Ro. IL aub IL. Mnlabbs gois
slsttsntiid unb neutrality-suspicious..
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VIE Blumen FriSiert Werden.Y

Hfil llfai nod HIdIt aat Iit
lance blnisf inns, IN bsf Nslfn
mahrtuo bsa MoHatB Dtlsmbtr
ln Giaeitn ~ ben aFdbtsn Sd
ehnfiln GnElfulinnt lam nan
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-14
Storm s Damage Now
Estimated at 500, 900
Chinese Are Badly Injured at Pail, While Others
4 in Town Met With Accidents Property
~ Loss is Heavy

The fury of the storm which has
swept over Oahu for the past ~ hours
| is broken, according to reports from
also from every indication throughout
Honolulu and vicinity. That the storm
is abating rapidly is indicated by the
fact that at II a. m. today the We
locity Of the wind was 20 miles an
hour as against 46 miles an hour when
the elements were raging at their
highest. These figures, of course, are
official and are given by the section
director of the weather bureau, de-
partment of agriculture, whose offices
are located at the summit of the
Young hotel. The figures given by
this bureau are questioned by mari
time men, whose experience with the
elements is gained off shore, where
the storm is allowed a clean sweep.
Seafaring men, are of, the opinion
that the wind blew a gale during the
recent storm and estimate that the
winds velocity was in the neighbor-
hood of 20 miles an hour, The finan-
cial loss due to the storm is esti-
mated at ABOUT Sl0UsuUU.
Among the many minor and serious
injuries reported during the gale are
those of two Chinese who were caught
on the Pail yesterday. One is suffer
ing with a broken arm and a series Of
minor bruises while the other has a
deep scalp wound and a fractured leg.
The Chinese, seated in a light
wagon, left Kahana and were in the
act of crossing the strip of highway
most exposed to the full force of the
gale, when their rig was picked up
bodily and tossed over the embank-
ment. Fortunately for the Chinese,
their clothing caught in the small
trees and shrubbery that adorns the
side of the Pail slope A Kaneohe
stage, from Honolulu happened along
within half hour after the accident
and driver and passengers assisted in
bringing the injured men to place Of
safety. They were taken back to the
windward side Of the island and treat
ment was administered at Kaneohe
The wagon while much damaged was
recovered. The horses escaped with
few injuries. =.
It was at first reported that one O.
the Chinese had been swept over thu
Pail to his death. b. :
An unusual incident was reeordet
at the United States weather bureau
this morning when, at 8 o'clock, TIL
barometer rose to 1929 inches, wflicl
is the greatest height it has attained
in the history of the local station
Although such a rise would be takel
to indicate unusually fair weather, th,
wind from the northeast which yester
day blew at the rate of 46 miles pc
hour, and which died down consider
ably last night, continued today ant
at noon its velocity was recorded Al
being 26 miles.
Many reports of damage not recorl
ed yesterday came in this mornm
from various parts of the city. and
is estimated that the total damag
will amount to between $4,000 an
$100, ,O00 The police report seve
persons having been injured as q :,
suit OF the storm nrineinaI amo
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BOURBONSL like
SUGGESTIONS OF
GOV. P|NKHAM
Democratic Leaders Are Well
Pleased with Choice for the
Judyeships - No Dis
sentinq Voices

Governor Pinkham's recommenda-
tions Of Judge Arthur a. Wilder and
Edward M. Watson as supreme court
justices have proved to be immediate
" and immensely popular II Is no
exaggeratioIf to say that the Star-Bhl-
letin has not heard any disagreement
with the governors selections on the
part of any member OF any political
party. b
Democratic leaders in particular are
greatly pleased with the recommends
tions. They are jubilant, besides. to
see that the governors intention is to
surround himself with Democrats and
believe that II the party can put for-
ward men worthy Of office they will be
selected TO fill occurring or standing
vacancies. 4 =. =
Senator Ambrose T. Wirtz believes
that not only are the selections excel
lent. but that the governor has been
fortunate in finding men of high legal
attachments who are willing to give
up private practice for the bench.
Il think the governors reeommen-
dations are fine, he said today. EUR
thermore, admire the two men nam
ed in giving up lucrative private prac-
tices to serve the public from the
supreme bench. There will be no, Diff
ference OF opinion on the point of the
good choice of the GOVERNOR + RI
Col. Charles J. Mccarthy, city and
county treasurer, said: ~
The governors recommendations
are splendid. Both men are we'll
known for ability and independence.
The choices will be very popular"
L. L. McCandless said:
"The selections are excellent. The
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these being Otto c.. Ludloff and two
daughters of Kaneohe, James p.
Thompson of Manila, tourist, and
Miss Ethel v. Crosby, teacher at
Oahu college. Mr. Ludloff was caught
in gale at the Pail, swept on his
feet and severely bruised and cut,
while Mr.. Thompson was caught in a
gale at the same place and also pain
fully injured. IL 4
While walking through the Oahu
College campus yesterday morning,
Miss Crosby. was struck by q falling
branch and knocked on her feet. The
limb struck her from behind, and had
she not started after being warned
of the danger by hearing the noise
made by the splitting timber, she
would probably have been hit by the
main branch and painfully injured.
She was only brushed by the smaller
part of the falling missile, however,
and slightly shaken :, by her fall.
George MeInerny, STUDENT of the
school, who was in the vicinity,
helped Miss Crosby to her feet and
from under the branch which had
struck her. The wind scattered mum.
berIess branches over =. the .Punahou
campus and several algaroba trees
fell victims to the swirling elements.
One of the oldest trees, which was
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MARTIAL Law
now OVER ALL
SOUTH AFRICA
Premier Says That When This
Strike Is Ended There Won't
Be Another This Gen
Grafton

cAPEToWN, South Africa, Jan. "a.
South Africa faces the greatest In
dustriaI crisis in is history because
of the strike situation.
Martial law was today proclaimed
Throughout the entire union Of South
African states. The government is de-
termined to deal sternly with the sit
suatlon because Of its tensity. Premier
Gen, Louis 6otha has guaranteed that
when the present strjke Is ended
there viii be none other IN this gen
GRAFTON. intimating that the rovern-
ment will crush any later movements
4ofA the kind - ~
The dispute originally arose from
the policy Of retrencpnnent adopted BY
several railroads. The strikers want
ed more wages and more liberal terms
Of employment.
The sympathetic strikes, developing
rapidly, now overshadoW the primary
causes and furnish the greatest cause
for uneaslness.