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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-17
Ell mor6culo en- el ejercito.

Con motive de la orden re-
cientemeute dada por el minis
tro de Ia Guerra ingl6s, prohi-
biendo el uSo del mon6culO en-
Ell ci6rcito, Sc recueTda ell me-
die utilizado por el mismO lord
Kitchener cuando dirigia las
operaciones militares en- Ia que
IRA del Transyal. Earias veces
las disposiciones dictadas pOr
cI general en- jefe habian cue
dado sin camplimientO. Los je-
les V oficiales seguian mas su-
m?iSos a Ia imposition de la mo-
de que a las del superior.
Entire los ouciaics cue lleva-
ban mon6culo, habia uno, muy
valiente, que marchaba STEM
pre- 4 Ia vangUardia. CIcrto dia,
en- pleno combate, Ell Official!
portaba su mon6culo y lord Kit
chener 10 hizo Venir a su pre-
sencia.
Senior oficial-le dijo:-
2ue&to cue es listed corto de
vista, su puesto no esta en- la
vaaguaroia, sino en- Ia reta-
guardia. RetiTese.
Al dia siguiente habian desa
parecido todoS los mon6culOs
de las filas. Ningun Official del
ei6rcito ingl6s guerra II a Ia re
taguardia.
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Continuation.
Una respuesta del Secretario
Bryan.


How o,,o ,ono+rarca dc one
acton, or,no5odo an de-
S.Is.s faad;5n c~on+ra,ia
- ia+aniosos mo,bocho-
,.os No bar nrnnbas suficiertes
rore decir email dc las dos fac
o~;oro, 20 hon mo1eiedo mas
,ao7. ,o,,o -, how mas oua ~
f~;o;onto. nor, oseor,9r enc to-
-. La aamoHdo Ias nooros
S|,oa;JnJo,
r,.a ~ ~-.,ror,o o,,o - ADJ
I,.,o o,o,+o do
~'''
~ cue Y"1"'" ;
'I'e'.'' LUZ u"
u"L'''' ''l"P- I'I''-Ll Wv
conGcnar tambicn las atrocloa
deS cOmctidas por Sua opoSiclo-
torres.
Ell Padre R. H. Tierney de la
Ciudad de Nueva York perSo-
na muy respectable, me ntorm2
que cuando ten companla &c
otros senoreS, caycS nombreS
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mitan los atropellos de los
ciudadanos americanos cuya
seguridad personal Sc encuen-
ira en- peligro constante con ell
fuego hecho desde ell lad0 me-
Xicano.
4 menos CUE esas autorida-
dcs tomen las medidas nece
sarias para eyitar las desgra-
cias cue han estado ocurriendo
81 gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos, q pesar de que ha querido
evitarlo hasta donde ha sido
possible, Sc vera precisado a dar
los pasOs n~ecesariOs para pro-
tejer las VidaS de los america
nos y Ilcgado csc case, esas
medidas no deberan conside-
rarse como IN acto hostil de
este gobieTno, nj como el de-
SEQ de Intervene en- Mexico,
nj, por 1ltimo, de mezc!arse en-
sus asuntos interiorcs.
Firmado.
Bryan.
Ell que dirije Gutierrez a
Maytorena dice asi:
Palacio Nacional Die 10 de
1914.
Gobernador Jose Maria May
t0rena.
(kil6metro 6 frente a Naco. s.
Mr.. Silliman ACADIA de mos
trar un mensaie que de Was
hington me diriie Mr.. Bryan,
Y en- ell cual dichO funciona-
rio americana me hace yer Ia
grayedad de Ia situaci6n en-
Naco, .producida por los alta
CUES de las fuerzaS beligeran-
tes, cuyos proyectiles han heri-
do y causado la muerte a al
gunos ciudadanOs americanoS
al cruZar la Inca divisoria.
Como I'd mismo debe reco-
nocerlo, este asunto eS de su-
Ma gravedad y eXige un rene
do violento, por 10 cual creo
que no dcbe escaparSe a SUI
buen iuicio, la neCeSidad de
buscar Ia manera de prevenir
que no sigan ocurriendo los ac-
cidenteS de que Sc Que.ia ell
CObierno americana, y 81 ne
cesario fuera, cOnvendria suS-
DeIder eli sitio hasta nueva or
den, a fin de prevenir las di-
ficul:ades con los Estados Uni
dos con cuyo pals esta ligado
Ell nuestro con vinculOS de amjs
lad.
Sirvase pucs, tonar la reso-
luci6n que crca conveniente
y darme cuen.a de su resulta-
DO.
10 saludo afectuO5amcnte.
Fl pcesidente provisional de la
RepUblica:-Gra,. Eu!alio GU
tierrcz.
Firmado.
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La moral de los alcmanes.

.,l1;aaIo On
- aoa
-0'
l'C -'S "'-i-1+c' -''
~.'~' 60
~''ol .'' 80 80, 5a,u -
-.N.I ~. IaaLn;
- loal~ rr.Lop NM do
II Llmb-.l 10 r.,,or onfor;-
~. ma,n;. 40 o~ioroios ma
S,;rr~, /, r,i.,,
~ ;l.u .~,s.
scl- r.,
%Itimo.
.TI. da,
-
1,-,lI' ~ t"s d.
p"I'-o ~ SIJa
" ''0'-02
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ECTUaLlDAgEs EXT aAHJERaS

En- Il de julio del ano 1887
muri6 Krupp, dejando a su hi
riormente en- 1896 Sc case con
al doctor Gustav Won BOtlen
ind Halbach, un diplomatico
aleran. cue Gambia su nombEe
por el de Krupp, por oTden del
Kaiser. En- los taiieres de Essen
habfa al comenzar Ia guerra
255 $50 empieados ' los es-
tabIecimlentos cCnsisten en- Ia
planta para ca1ones Y aceros
en- Essen, en- Amen, : en- Buc-
kan, en- Rheinhasen, Duisburg,
Neuniel y Anglers cu&tro mlnas
carbon varias de hero en-
A!emauia, varias de hierro en-
Espa1a = campo de pruebaS
de los canones en- Meppen con
ounce millas de extension
su campo de trio. La casa
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Soberanos agricu!tores.

Jorge Y. due1o de conside-
rable numero de granjaS, cor
tiios Y quintas en- TODD el RENO
Undo, tuvo OCCASION, hace po-
cos meses, de exponer en- ell
gran concurso agricOla de Lon
dres, los mas hermosos ejem-
plares de bueyeS, carneros y
cerdos que Sc crian en- sus vi
yeros.
Su Majestad obtuvo IL pri-
meros premios y Is segundos,
~ 10 cue es mas, los ganaderos
~ comerciantes Sc disputan Ia
adQuisici6n de los ejemplares
del reg, pagando, por ellos, SUI
mas fabulosas.
FL Emperador de Russia, a
semeianza de ST. primo ell mo-
narca ingles, Sc interesa de ma
nera extraordinaria por cuanto
Sc relaciona con Ia agricultural.
Entire los inmensos dominios
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.--Vis'te Is cantina E. Pa
lacio De los Cuernos" y yea Ia collection
mas grsnda de cuernos de -enadO. So
licitamcs clientele meyicana La can
tina esta situada contigus Z Ia Corte Co
loreda.
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% 'lrtttl hu''liN ''Ilt!'I'4itH "
agcnlcs a~ctiyos. -Diriiasc 4 Box j3j. Gu
dad.
una vez a IL serlana para la
celebration de la misa; y por
Ultimo prohibe que viva mas
de un Padre Ell Toluca, y que
cuando Sa!iera . Ia Gale 10 hi
cie.a en- trajc civil, sin llevar
en- 81 persona ell mas leve dis
Untivo 0 que indicara que era
sacer1ote.
Para que IN sacerdote pu-
diera eicrcer su n~liniSterio, der
,ro dc los Iimites de estas con-
dicioncs, tenia &ntes que po-
ncr 81 firma en- IN d]ocumenLo,
aceDtando las reglas arriba
mencioEadas.
EXiste ahora en- varios pue-
bios s~ur-amc-icanos una cruda
lucha entire cIericales Y anti
cIericales. y Una yez Y Otra Vez
mas los extremists de cada
lado, cchan mano de aigunos
medios cue & los ojos de los
american0s sensatOs de todos
los credos, son inJolerableS. E.
Xisten en- nuestro pals algunos
indiViduos que Sinceramente
Green que los Masones, los Ca
balleros de Colon, los MEM
.0ros de la Orden Menor de
Mec3nicos Americanos, los de
Ia Iglesia Cat6lica, Metodistas,
los de la Sociedad de la Gull
tura Etica, representa- todas
ell error.
Hay en- los Estados Unidos
hombres sinceros que por me-
do de argumentos tratan de
corvencer a los individuos que
peTtenecen a aiguno de los
cuerpos arriba menci0nadoS ~
tienden a 10 mismo) de
que estan en- I'm error tanto al
II como al no If a suS temples,
0 va sea Oyendo ''Sermones de
IN estilo fanatico" contra otroS
.tanaticoS, que 10 mismO es que
contribuyan 0 no contribuyan
con Su dinerO al sotenimientO
2 su iglescia 0 cuando sc reu-
nan en- SOciedades secretas, con
curTan a funerales 0 practican
e confession. SegGn nuestras
IDEAS ningGn hombre tiene de-
iecho alguno a esforzarse por
lUe IN gobierno Sc ponga en-
0 contra de creercia al
yuna. De acuerdo con nuestras
IDEAS debemos de protestar
en6rgicamente contra cual-
luier medida que adopte cual-
4uiera de los paises hispano-a-
nericanOs, y que tenga por OBJ
.eto opTimir a los cat6licos, a
.Os protestantes, a los maSones
\ antimasones, a los liberaleS
clericales, O a Intervene en- la
ibertad religiosa, y por la into
erancia ejercitada por, o con-
ra cualquier credo religioso,
!, indiyiduos que no cream en-
linguna religion.
Continually
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que posee, Sc cuenta, cerca de
MerW, una exploitation agrico-
Ia sumamente pr6spcra, q Pc
sar de Que no tiene sinO Veinte
amos de haber sido sembrada
por primera vez.
Baivam-AIi, possession parti-
cular del Ear, tiene una extern
sion de mas de 100000 hecta-
reas. En- su totalidad estaba
tornado por estcpas desnudas
de vegetation; pero, gracias a
I'm buen sistema &c irrigation,
Sc ha convertible en- una RIGA
plantation algodonera, cuyos
productOS, debidamente prepa-
radios y empacados, son trans
pOrtadOs a las lejanas regiOnes
de Siberia.
Otros de los monarcas mas
aficionados al campo Y mas
conOcedores de la agricultural
es ell rey Alfonso XIII. En- la ca
sa de campo de El PardO y en-
AranjueZ hay sembrados diri-
gidos por el mismo, Y que 10 a.
creditan como uno de los me-
jores agricultores de Espana.
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MENSAJES CAMeTADOS EN-
IRE SILLiMAN, BRYAN,
GUTIERREZ Y MAYTO-
RENA.

Por considerarlos de interes
y de actuaiidad, trascribimos
integros los mensaies Gambia
dos entire ell Srio. Bryan y Ell
consul Silliman, Y entire Ell pre-
sidente provisional Eulalio Gu
ti6r2az y Maytorena.
Dice asi el primero de ellos:
"Washington Die 9 de 1914.
Jhon f. Silliman.
Sirvase lamar Ia atenci6n
del general Gutierrez sobre Ia
grave situaci6n en- que Sc en-
cuentra Ia frontera de Naco,
donde cada mOmentO estan
cruzando una gran cartidad de
5aIas de los conteHdientes en-
Ia ciudad meXicana del mismo
nombre, : las cu2ies ocasionan
d~eagracias entire los habitan-
1c: de! lado americana. Los CO.
mand&rtcs de anbas facciOnes
10 quieren 0 no pUcden c0ntrO-
las las fuefzaS que estan 4 Su
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0pirliior1es del expresider1te
Roosevelt sobre 81
case Mexico
CTraducci3n especial para LA PRENsA.)

vestigaci6r) no era el canine
indicado nor Ia iusticia discul-
par mos males con otr0s. sinO
exiqir de ambos ma reDara-
ci6n = protestando en6rgica-
monte nara 01e no 50 rnnitie-
ran osos hochos. Ann srnonien-
do nor IN momento ouo u ac-
titud dc Ia Administration Sc
deb;ora 2 n creencia de cue no
tenia derecho q interyanir en-
favor de las monias rllraia-
das. Ia resDuesta del ST., BRYAN
81 podra Tiarnov dnmrosnre
claror,en+e Ia cast incredible in
sonsihi)idad de 81 rar+e ante
10, osnon4osos s,1fr,mian+os p
.4o,+oIos mil v.ne. rooras Gro
u muor4o 10 owr.-,,.o,. b,~,L~o
n.n .ton;nL,fn4o i..o,;
49, 49,, monra..r+,n+a 6aI
Cob;arno Anorioano on altos
s,~,ra:anas n,d;o,a ,or,,onacor
;nGiforo,+a or4o +oio, bo,,.ora,
- do;oro dc i,s;s+;,, an aI
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NECESITO IN artfi7erc V p GAIA
{ eric de mecio uFo Tel. r $50. Do
St. NJ Mottemayor-
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Sc DESEA comPrar I'm elegante juego
dcshilado para comcdor o sea I'm mantely
servillctas. Ocurrase al CuaIto IS. Sou
thcrn Hotel.
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CON $25. co, contsdo y IS 90 mensua-
les yendrmos magn'fcos lotes de terre-
TO vaior $500 Marin & Gutierrez. 800
D1lQrosa st.
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Car.auza y Villa legislan sobre
e. cutie cat5iico.

Tcngo q Ia vista un ejempIar
de "El Heraldo' de ToIuca del
- de Scptiembre ultimo, que
conticne IN manifesto &c Ca
r.anzu Y Villa drigidos q sus
victOriOsas chuSmas. Y tr&tando
de las "coudiciones bajo las
cuales deberian practicarse al
quito del catolicismO. Entire los
preambuloS Sc lee 10 Siguien-
te: 10. Que Sc prohibe a los
ministros del quito cat6lico in
culcar doctrinas cue no esten
de acuerdo con los principles
de ell verGaderO cristianismo.
%. Que en- vista ce Ia ciencia
que han adQuirido esOs minis
tros no pueden, segGn la ma
'nera de pensar de los que son
tanto O mas sabios que ellos
(aunque profesan differences
opiniones) aparecer como sin
ceros creyentes de las doctri-
mas que predican y que ello5 a.
provechan para eXplotar Ia ig-
norancia de las masaS popuIa-
res. 80. En- cOnsecuencla, CO.
mo esa conducta perjudica a.
pueblo y 10 amenaza con eI te-
NOR de las pen2s ecernas, con-
virtiGndolos en- esclaV0S sunni
SOS de los s~acerdoteS, e impele
a todas las classes de la socie-
dad trabajadores y capltailStaS,
a dar demasiado dinero { las
igIesias y por otros hechos Sc
m2JanteS, sc prOmuISa este uF-
%creto."
Ese decreto incluye Ia pro
hibici6n "de cualquier sermon
que pudiera aientar el fanatls-
mo-" prohibiendo tambi6n ell
ayuno 0 practicas semejantes
y ell page de derechos parro-
quiales por bautismoS, matIi-
monios Y otros sacramentos de
la Iglesia. Tambien prohibe las
limosnas que Sc recojen EN- las
iglesias a la hora del quito, la
celebration de misas de cuerpo
presente, y que los sacerdotes
celebren mas de dos misas a Ia
semana, Y Ia confession; orde-
nando que fueran cerrados los
temples, y que solo Sc abrieran
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CAMBIAMOS dinero mexicanc pagan
10 s.empre 5aeEos upos.- Marin & Gu
300 Dolorosa st. Travis 4Ulhs
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ARCADIA ORTEGA. Profesora dc
piano, violin y mando!iaa. osrccc sus ser
vicios PROFESSIONALS n precioS muy modera-
dos. S23 Leona y Guadalupe.
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DR. David CERNA .Oficina: s0f
Frost Building. TeiGfonos: Travis 1914.
NueYo 173 Residencia: Gale Norte Frfo
5IS; TeIefnnos: Crockett 1905.
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A.VISOS


INVf
DIR. SALCME CARA bLDAPE-
De Ia Fscultad de Mexico: autoriz'do
en- ell Estado de Texas; especiaIista en-
Intermediates G-ni'o. Urinarias y,Ciru-
jis en- Genersl.- Resiierc'a: Warren
st. Ais. -TeIefCno Travis 1897 Oficina:
Frost Building. Teitf"ros: Nuevo l73,
Old Travis 36fi.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-13
MOTHER! THE CHILD !.
is C0STNE. BILIOUS
Don't hesitate! A laxative Is neces-
sary IL tongue is coated, breath
bad or stomach sour.

Give California Syrup of Figs" at
once-a teaspoonful today, often saves
sick child tomorrow.
If your little one is out-of-sorts, half
sick, isn't resting, eating and acting
naturally-look, Mother! see if tongue
is coated. This is sure sign that its
little stomach, liver and bowels are
clogged with waste. When cross, irri-
table, feveFish, stomach sour, breath
bad or has stomach-ache, diarrhoea,
S re throat, full of cold, give tea
spoonful of California Syrup of Figs,
and in few hours all the consti-
pated poison, undigested food and
sour bile gently moves out of it's
little bowels, without gripping, and you
have a well,playful child again. .
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless fruit laXatiVey' because
it never fails to cleanse the little
ones liver and bowels, and sweeten
the stomach, and they dearly love its
pleasant taste. Full directions for ba-
bies, children of all ages and for
grown-ups printed on each bottle.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for 50-cent bottle
Of California Syrup of Figs" and then
see that it is made by the California
rig Syrup Company Don't be fooled!
advertisement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-13
KAIMUM BOYS
CLUB BOOMING
ORGANIZATION

Kaimuki now has boys club and
liz is a booming organization. Alive
to everything that is progressive, the
residents CT Kaimuki felt a need for
some sort of club life for the boys
OF the district, A request was there
fore made 10 the Y. NJ C. A. through
its extension sscret,ry. G. E. Jack
sen. who at once laid the plans for a
boys club. ."..
Saturday night was determined as
meeting night. The club was fortu-
nate from the start in securing the
volunteer efforts Of MesSrs Putnam of
the Normal training school, and Mer-
rill. athletic instructor at Mills lnsti-
tute. Putnam is the club leader. while
Merrill leads in all drills, athletics,
etc. - -. ... =.
The club meets in the spacious audi
tcr.um CT Liliuokalani school, but even
1t is being tested To the limit for the
club has become SO popular in Kai.
muki that there is no room fer add.
tional members, until division is
made and a second evening used.
At meeting of the boys committee
held yesterday afternoon it. was de-
cided to supply the boys clubs of the
Y. NJ. {. A. with a moving picture
outfit This will add another most
porular feature to the club at Kai.
muki. s ..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-13
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA,
GAS OR INDIGESTION
Each @Pape's Diapepsin' digests 5000
grains food, ending all stomach
misery In five minutes

Time it, Pape's Diapepsin will d.
gest anything you eat and overcome a
sour. gassy or out-of-order stomach
surely within five minutes.
If your meals don't fit comfortably,
or what you eat lies like a lump of
lead in your stomach, or il you have
heartburn, that is a sign OF indiges-
ton.
Get from your pharmacist a fifty
cent case of Pape's Diapepsin and
take dose justgas soon as you can.
There will be no sour risings, no
belching of undigested food mixed
with acid, no stomach gas or heart
burn, fullness or heavy feeling in the
stomach, nausea, debilitating head
aches, dizziness or intestinal gripping
.Ttis will all go, and, besides, there
will be no soGr food left over in the
stomach to poison your breath with
nauseous doors
Pape's Diapepsin is certain cure
for out-of-order stomachs, because it
takes hold OF your food and digests it
just the same as if your stomach was
mt there.
Relief in five minutes from all stom-
ach misery is waiting for you at any
drug store.
These large 50-cent cases contain
enough "Pape's Diapepsin" to keep the
entire family free from stomach dis
orders and Indigestion for many
months. 1t belongs in your home
advertisement -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-13

George Spaulding of the. Spaulding
Musical comedy Company has secured
special permission from Burr McIn-
tosh to use that celebrated sketch,
THE Outlaw" and, with Miss Wood
and James Guilfoyle, will present 1t
at the concert of the Young Erin So
ciety at Ye Liberty theater the night
of March II. This sketch runs 20
minutes and, with its Irish touches,
will be one of the big numbers, on
the program.
The Devon sisters will each sing
separately. attended by the eight
peach-broilers, and will also have a
dancing turn together. Paisley Noon
has. a monologue, song and dance
stunt. George Chesebro and Miss Au-
dele will put on song and dance that
is bound to be ''immense"--and the
aforementioned epeach-broilers will
present the tango with Hibernian va.
riations
These are only few numbers of the
big program that will run from 7:45
until after II o'clock The Young
Erin Scciety's members are rehears-
ing Irish songs and dances, Irish stor-
les full of subtle wit, and other fea-
lures. 5.<.
The tickets go on sale at the Biiou
boxoffice at 9 o'clock on Monday morn
ing next.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-13
ANOTHER FIFTY NAMES
ADDED TO LIST FOR THE
FEDERAL JURYS NOW 800

The following so names were added
yesterday to The jury boz which con.
tains the names of 800 or more pros.
pective jurors for the federal court:
Oahu. Heeia. --Edwia Baskerville.
Honolulu Godfrey F. Alfonso, c.
II Cooke, e. F. Bishop, j. r. Gait
Richard lvers. J. H. Dye. William E.
Hughes, E. L. Hutchinson, J. M Dow.
.sett, A. Gartley. E. A. r. Ross Bert
Y. Lerch, A. c. M. Raseh, E. A. Jacob.
son, Thomas H. Hughes, J P. Cooke,
zeno X. Myers Charles a. Reynolds,
Charles G. Bockus. Randolph g.
Moore, James L. Holt, Robert F.
Clark. Percy T. p. Cleghorn, Freder.
lex Philip.
Kauai William John Kruse, Jr., Ke.
kaha: Franz Crawford, Lihue; Rich.
ard N. Oliver. William James Smith,
Waimea; William George, Pillar. Wa.
htawa
Maui-S. E. Taylor, Hamakuapoko,
Hamilton McCubbin. Lahaina; r. c.
Searle, Honolua; George Edwards,
William K Bailey Waikiki.
Hawaii John Bray, Pahala; Mar.
tin Campbell, KaInueia; Chas-.es Mar,
Tin, Ksiiua; George Davis. Kamuela :
Walter d. Alderman, Kealakekua;
John Mcguire. Robert MeWayne. Kai.
liia; Alfred Higgins, Keauhou; John
ID. Johnson, William r. Greenwich,
John ID. Paris. Kealakekua; William
X Motley, Paauilo; Sam P. Wood,
john Campbell, Kohala; Leon A. DE
la Nux. Naalehu.
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FEBRUARY WAS
BUSY MONTH in
PUBLIC LIBRARY

Although the LibBary of Hawaii was
open but % days during February, the
popularity Of that institution is shown
from the fact that 661T books were is
sued and that 93 persons visited the
adult reading room daily. according to
the report for the month issued yes
ateriay afternoon by Miss Edna /. Al
Iyn librarian. Books to the number
CT 1909 were issued from the adult
department and 2114 from the juvenile
department, says the report. showing
IAN increase CT PISA over February of
last year. ".
THAT the travelling library has jump
ed into immediate prominence is
shown by the statement that 5a9 vol
umes were sent out last month br
that department During the u
months previous 1890 volumes were
issued, and the number sent out in
February was little more than one
third of the entire year preceding. a
fair index OF the growth of the work
in that department. III Il
In part, the report says:
The ,registratic Increased from
1882 to 5102, there being 220 addi-
tons There were 445 who applied to
the reference librarians for material
en- special subjects From the iuve-
ME department is reported G daily
average of 81. There were also week
ly visits OF the Muriel kindergarten
%Ith I26 attending. making the total
library attendance 1878. Eightytwo
new books we're catalogued which Iep-
fesents only a small part Of the work
in the catalog room. The revision of
the card catalog has been carried For
ward. and the compiling of material
for the April Bulletin has been rear
ly completed. AS the issue is to con-
tain the special short story lis. Its
preparation involved large amiGnt
of research.
The librarian is pleased to report
that with the additional clerical help
furnished during February, all the I'M
bound material of the Hawaiian His
torical Society has been sorted, ar
ranged. and is now in readiness for
binding. Similar work has been done
in the main library. and by the end of
March it is hoped that all material
will be available, or, wherever binding
is necessary. the files will be COM
pleted and placed in the hands of the
binders.
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DANCE At THE
SEASIDE Hotel
SATURDAY NIGHT

Local folk. and the army and navy
contingent generally, are invited TO
attend the social dance at the Seaside
hotel tomorrow evening after the Gin.
ner hour Kaai's orchestra will fur
nish the newest tunes as well as the
old fayorites, and ladies and gentle
men can be assured Of a good time.
Waikiki cars pass the grounds, or
you can come in your auto and park
it where it will be absolutely safe
advertisement
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HUI NALUS TO DISCUSS
PLANS FOR CLUB HOUSE
NEXT TUESDAY EVENING

The Hui Nalu will hold a general
meeting at the Moana Tennis Club
house next Tuesday evening to settle
all business appertaining to the recent
productions Of the 'Follies.' All mem.
bers are requested to make returns
at the meeting, for tickets sold Plans
will also be discussed for the build
ing of the club house. Every men,
Der is requested to be present.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-13

The members OF the Buckeye Club
Of Honolulu viii hold their annual
meeting al 100 o'clock Friday even
ing. March 20, at the residence. OF
Rev. and Mrs. w. ID. Westeryelt, Kali
muki. All Orleans in Honolulu are
invited TO be in attendance.
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Mrs. G.. F. Ludwigsen, daughter
81 Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcqueen of
S27 Young street and formerly a resi-
dent OF Honolulu. died at ner home in
San Francisco shortly after o'clock
this morning. according TO cable in
formation received by her sister, Mrs
George Dyson. Deceased was % years
old, death having been due to ty-
lshoiu-pneumonia. Besides her par
ents, Mrs. Ludwigsen is survived by,