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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-09
HARBOR notes

Sugar awaiting shipment on the
island of Kauai includes the following
lots according to q report brought by
officers in the Inter-Island steamer w.
G. Hall: L. B. 900; X. 500; Kealia
1900: X. p. 1902; Mob. 14.0S1:. M. A.
K. 1888: X. A. 1900; G.. & r. 240S and
K. 1900 sacks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-09

George P. Decker OF Rochester
former Deputy. State Attorney-general,
announced his candidacy for the Demo
cratic nomination for the Supreme
Court.
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Siberia Carried Many Passengers.

Siberia Carried Many Passengers.
In departing from San Francisco
for Honolulu and the coast of Asia
the Pacific Mail liner Siberia, due to
arrive at Honolulu on Friday morning
is reported by wireless to H. Hack
field & Com pany as bringing 1893 cabin,
40 second class and 163 Asiatic pass
engers. 1t is the present intention
to despatch the vessel to Japan, China
and the Philippines at o'clock In the
evening of the day OF arrival.
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According to the will of the late
Edwin Morris. the Chicago packer,
which has been filed in London, he
left an estate In England amounting
to $273,185. ~ :.l...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-09

Philip Ledig. AZ years old. lost his
life in a fire which partly destroyed
a lodging house on Park Row, New
York. The fire caused by q cigarette,
did $1,000 damage !. &. go. S :.
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Arthur Goodsky Of Collinsville. died
at St Francis hospital yesterday frum
injuries received in an automobile &C.
cident earlier In the week. Goodsky
while riding on the step of q machine
was thrown of and his skull frac-
tured.
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C0LBURN AND CULMAN
RESORT TO FlSTIcUFFS
WHEN WORDS ARE FUTILE

Following a heated argument which
is said to have involved the coming
primary, the possibilities regarding
the next delegate to Washington, and
other matters of political nature,
John Colburn and Harry Culman, en-
gagged in a fistic encounter in front of
the Kapiolani building, Alakea and
King streets, shortly before 9 O'Clock
this morning. Pedestrians, hearing
the argument between the two, took 1t
for political discussion and passed
unmindful of the things which some
times grow out of such discussion. ~
Bystanders, however, say that the
situation waxed warmer as the argu-
ment continued. Epithets were ex-
changed, they say, and hot words
passed back and forth. Then, words
being fruitless, they went at It in the
old rough and tumble manner. Things
began to look serious until Attorney
Bert Lightfoot, who happened along
"a few moments after the fracas COM
menced, stepped in and separated the
contestants. Neither Colburn or Cub
man displayed any marked evidences
of the fray, although. the latter sun.
cred slight cut over the left ieye.
thus describes the basis
for the suit: ~: '4'~ - s.
Senator Lodge obtained, on July 81,
1912, an order of the Senate to print
certain charts displayed in the senate
to illustrate, his speech, which were
furnished him by Mr.. Palmer A proof
of the charts was furnished to Mr..
Palmer, who enlarged it beyond the
scope of the senate order. and it was
printed under an alleged order pof a
different date of which the senate has
no record. Mr.. Palmer also had print
ed by private concerns 1880 copies
of pamphlet differing In many re-
spects from the copies printed by the
government printing Office and sent
them under the. frank of Senator
Lodge" .. 49,
The facts concerning the circulation
of Sugar at Glance were first
brought out during the Congressional
lobby investigation and were at once
made the subject of further inquiry
. by the postoffice department.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS.

uUOOUIHII uIOO
TWENTY FOUR HOURS TO GET OUT OF FRANCE
PARIS France Sept st officially confirmed that the
Germans asked "a hours armstce in which to bury their
dead France denied the request and replied eve will grant
you "a hours to get out of France r "
ALLIED FORCES TAKE THE OFFENSIVE
LONDON, Eng Sept 9-After days of continuous fight
ing France along the line from Paris Verdun the
being beaten back gradually at several points.
The British have driven back the enemy in their front
10 miles the latter falling back in the direction of Rein.
Between MeauX and Sezanne the Germans returning
toward the river Marine
The British forces engaged all day the offensive
in the direction of the Marine the height north of sezae
The British casualties small in relation the of
the fighting.
The Germans left to cover the movement in retreat hay
ing crossed the Petit NORM with view to protecting
their line of communication made unsuccessful attempt
against part the Allies forces occupying the right bank of
the river Ourcq. .@-@. I'LL
GERMANS LOSE HEAVILY; MANY TAKEN PRISONERS
The fifth French army reports equal success with the Brit
sh and has captured many prisoners while the sixth French
army the Ourcq river which has been heavily engaged,
also has driven back the enemy.
The Germans suffered heavily all along the line
The progress of the Allies is favorable but aborious
heavy fighting marking every gain. y
In violent encounters the French center between Fere
Champenois and Vtrye Francois the German retirement is
pronounced.
The allies have taken numerous prisoners including bat
TALON of infantry and company of rapid ers Accounts of
wounded soldiers brought into Paris yesterday indicate that
the results of the last three days fighting the French
ter has favorable for the allies than at first
supposed. -.
They say that the German losses in killed were enormous
and that many prisoners have been taken French officer
estimates that 10000 prisoners have been taken by the Allies
BRITISH OFFICERS FEARING POISON DESTROY FOOD
LONDON, Eng, Sept Sin the fighting at Compelgne
the British captured supply train laden with timed delica
cies apparently consigned to German officers Fearing that
the stuff might have been poisoned the British officers forced
The disappointed privates to destroy it. @'.
UNEMPLOYED NUMBER THOUSANDS IN BERLIN .
Mail advices from Berlin dated August 81 say that thou
sands of employment that city, and the condition
was widespread Partial lists of the casualties in the pre-
mnary engagements being published They averaged
about thousand names daily. #E
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EMPLOYED NUMBER THOUSANDS IN BERLIN

Mail advices from Berlin dated August ~ say that thou
sands were out of employment in that city, and the condition
was svdespread Partial lists of the casualties in the pre-
mnary engagements being published They averaged
about thousand names daily. .z#.
Another disaster is reported trawler being blown
MP near Gmsby Three persons injured by the exo
sion, but all were saved. &s|
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ments of the city and county govern
ment. tE..+:
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OUR HOURS TO GET OUT OF FRANCE

PARIS France Sept Sit is officially confirmed that the
Germans asked "a hours amstice in which to bury their
dead France denied the request and replied I'VE will grant
you "a hours to get out of France" ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21

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aelogt. cs miro nad iulo na9 Sicbt.
Gic acknowledgements miro NIT Der
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9cutl9lmo tcineu 9leiirolitdisbuif
be9ing umo DAB @ngIono ocn aricg
batte Ocrbiitcn foHnen wenn es
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lanui qcWgdi cnb bic afSnuoiunBeir
Nommiffpn nah ocin H. Hciember 1911 BE-.
eiuaen lUiro bic uadGelnnnieu SiraOeH nul
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tern nHb nen 81 telegel. Muc Rerlonen nno
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glureibung naUaenannier Sitdbeu ooer clilss
Ibeiica oerclbcn noihlA uidaen nlobieIL Ha@f
Dem Tie nili lollDe 2Seile Repllahcri, ueH Sc
piioilcri uoer neu beleot iino.
sic oben criu&bnien Sirahcr ilno:
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sai0 stro1s bon aioaele0' es gmisa'
Sipdmet1aae, ron guiD sirabe bis Sor
"'S sloa Sa % en- earmpa's graas bis sur eiaSt
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(gpo7l42t,o8) ziabtSnaeniciir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21

elm is Wobcrhcr Mlngenrrl Gardnn, glr
7i6 Noro 0nrroniouglpeiuic, 3i Sabre an.
YIN ts. Norculhcr Ml0rn a. GiimlnGcr, 9lr.
1905 Wlnrilc glucnnc al Sabre ai.
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mann gfnormcnc ecipiial. Sabre alt
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elm i8 9ioocmbeJ 0erman 5ie5lcf Siuoi
ihco 1nbccQucns Soiplial 80 Sabre olt
gm D. y.opcWbcr I0ba 5ueni Nr. lilo,
Uaitcruiglucnut 30 Sabre u.i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21

Gnglauo lat ieiner SGfiabrt i'm iuoiidea E5ean
cird Ole 3crit5rnng oc3 ocutid]en arclgcrS oGmocn'
olIcroings Grcd5tcrlwa 9cld]aTtcn, obcr dirun cbr
idhmm iii eS nod uiu GuglanoS Sdiabrt i'm iont'
lautiidcu C5con bcieat pp Der 6ciAearaBer ~&orl5'
ri6e9 IN ngiter 3ei nid)t ueniger ais cblcDn brtl'
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inn bcm gpitrcben Don @onoels6ificu bcbulllld H.
g8ic a. idcint i'll ccr SRregspan Der ocuhcn AoWra
laGt oer 0ay oic gg6Bercn aret8cr d5@arn1orir mo
Gucicnnu' bic iaiuomcn SrcBcr bciAaiiiacA nab
tcuo 0ic fciuerca cher nfen ocliiteu arcl5er ibre
&nimcrfianiet ocn %anocls&iiicH 5aoeioen Eie
5ddoigmg oey cngIiidon paroeis IN iOatlautii4ci
Gcuaicrn lit cnpiinotcr fir Gnglnno ais sic Don Der
Gmoe Wlouate lang eciii5ric 5ago mIi Saaocls
idifc i'm jaoiihu Sjean mar
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Observation-Disclosures

,,9dGcr intcrnatuuaS @freu VT. D."
Snbyiihc CcHcr0lS Serinmniluia uno 9loni'
udhon ocr NeumicH SuWitug ben 81. Hoocu
gSorb. 9reoeslds eiraRc glbmccHbc Nlielieoer
iperoen mil 80 GEMS oeudit
(Nop2l) CON. Narlbulme Iclteidr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21

Die oeier Gage Opu ms auegciprodlcnc Nofiann9
oab oar pemanauc 6reoc ie6t balo in @}erito ciBlc
hcn ueroc III tdt NJ Griillung 0cgonaeH. enrrniia
Der geiagt babe ioatc cr ie 6n AboaNtcn bcreit cr
Hart ebt eine Morte eier nBveriaiioe ooroen llno
niii nlaridrt gillos Armee bonn &orocr o Die Sapt
itaot ocS NaiOeS 5n I'M nit @afen9cualt 5l eripii'
gen, ras Gorraii5a nd1i ireiwilig tbuu nil @cugen
luro S i9ni ieoeiials obnc pie 4Ribe oeln ant Dem
19urd tr0men bm iteta Srrppen Iu oui ceren Sei
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iraucn uelleS Der egouot" 9ila sI erworber bat,
3cgt 0aB oe 5prabfimoacn cine ncie definition beg
g9ortcg ugaaot" crinOei nul
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Der o7mtidle Correspondent" mics iir5lid oarauf
biu 0af 9}iBlonoS 5oBfrait bno aebrodlen ieil nlc
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gruppcn itno Gejdiiban gebabi SSe es ident ionunt
iebi aid nod 0langel an @luntiou hiu Ger ,&clter
Glopo" bcridtet n1nd, ruiiide @efangene 6aiten er
fdrt oc DuniiionSSorr1t6c Scr ruiiiibc glrnec ain
aen oi,i sic 9ciec 9isbcr lei bel alcn riiiifen &ai
ilnoatthigcn arobe @iuutonsrcrtueioung blid &C.
iucici luio bic 6olsen madten i5 cst bel SnTnntere
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ne d Dor oaB Sic Wuitionstoornen ibrc gOrr0t6c aD
acae6cr 0a6cn uio. nadlOcm ocic uerihocn ieic oie
Euppu seronnc }ct aui gladjihu5 marten nliiBtcn
Gas 1T ein peicrcr grlno, peSbob RBlano tene
nelic glriuec BON iii 92ilionou 9lan, 0ic tir5lid
bon 9onoon ans pro1eriid ocri3tct pucec, ing 6elo
Nellci fam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21

al arensIslnnaea 0er aenNaIm gIrleiIrperidernaa.

1ic SrcaelelinHgeu Der ocntldcr NfbuirpetpoerhNa.
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iogt eer bic NiiI0c melc bic MISUNDERSTANDING l0r
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bealtcten Sctt o6er perocn bic 5lioAitrielc uo 90
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WarNlanO G6attcl 9oau 9liiOciatiOn,

sStuRv'NNv Ny"~'r' ~V"" <tNVNi"''~"t
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Earic1cN ben $40 bia $500 nl1 WidbcL Flas
lOs elc phuc GnfernuiA nericlhen @eietide
3nien lNoiNc gHu6cre1 (glout-7L-1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21

EbonnvHicii, bic ben ,,&cntllgM 0Drre'
iDpnnenicn" nidIf pilniilil1 Uecr tnircarl'
nlhkig erbnIirH, iinb aebeien, Der Office
oaDcu Der EelepboM oOcr Iagriitlidp Nhi'
lbeilNus 80 mQ@ta.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21

MGS IDe0oprc RDuiepcf hr5laD IN g!aem AriItcl ltn
.CMlopi anreate GAS GiHeben cines iuterHatioualeu
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mehr cbelio ucug mic non 9nglan0e aSerbot" oeriel
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Ncm2 2ort ans binbcr9eIonot nno inter N3tbulte Der
ceiaidm N}ilitdrOerpatms uertbct moroen. Nciterc
10000 qonnen 6eu0en iid oiii ocm 8ege biniiber no
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iobcn ei uiu5ig flencs @iiSrorps Gu0Iduoer Ianocn
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GraBoien ic 70 critrcdt batcn i6r @roo nit Den BUM
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Srae Eticrg6Irseg NadrdIt vcu Der geidlaOlgHua
oea Observation-Disclosures @6bm' oprb 1d'uie poH
sNeH rliiiAen @hladidllil III hon aus oen 9ruloe
lnehr ois nrlbrideniid], Du bic Qcd)lec 0er @phen
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laaie int sduat8cu Deer oie alc altercn cppS iiHo
Rdbreo Sc Boben l9ii acbalH lpNroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21

Grrd bic ameritauide &reiie siua am @iithuch
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our city 10 the end thar a practical
ana satlsfnG'prF solution mag De OBJ
tained, beg leave to report 90 your
honorable Body that your joint conn
mlttee has considered the matter and
believing that matters OF This character
should be decided upon hy ths street
halfway Commission, in whose hands
the success Of The work rests We
therefore recommend that the request
OF the Commission be granted and
herewith present tho proper resolution
ana recommend e adoption.
Respectfully submitted
JAMES VERNON
JOHN g. LODGE
JOHN Il THOMPSON.
GODFREY FNEIWALD
JACOB GrTHARD,
JOHN l. JAkEL
Accepted and pu leave the following
resolution was offered
IA Aid Vernon
Resolved That tile CITY Controller
Doe and he is hereby auth2rizcd and d.
rected 10 transfer from the Liquor
Moneys tho sum OF $4,000 90 and place
same 10 the credit of the fund for
Board % street Railway Commission
ers % the General Fund. FOR the pur-
pose OF dciraying the expense incidcnt
20 the engaging o. engineers as here
totore reylted, the said sym 10 Doe con-
sidcrcd as an advance loan on an app
propriation Of $500 30 be asked for
in 1915 under the Charter provision
for same and further
Resolved. That when said sum OF
$50 600 90 becomes available that the
advanced loan OF {36.OON0Q ue return-
ed 90 the CITY Treasury.
Adopted as follows.
NCas--Ald Allan. Barnett Behlow,
Biol Case. De Galan, Dill Field, Frei-
valid, Goldner Guthard Hess. Hludle.
Jakel keating, Knapp. Icmpke Little
field. Lodge, NoWC. o. Briep. owen Reid,
Reinhardt 3ntter, Schemansky. Schultz.
SkrzycN Thompson, Vernon MarttlL
Wenzel Wilson and the Presldent--34.
Nays--None
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streets.

Gentlemen Your Committee on
streets, 70 whom was referred the pc
triton OF J. a Jones 70 maintain a
small. wagon on Catherine street near
the corner Of Grattot avenue between
the hours of D. IN and a. m re-
under consideration and seeing no OBJ
lection thereto. recommend that the re-
quest be granted and therefore offer
the following resolution.
Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD BARNETT
GEORGE A. OWEN
ELMER ID. CASE.
STEPHEN ;. SKRZYCK1.
Accepted and on leave the following
resolution was offered
BY Aid.
Resolved That the Department OF
Public Works be and is hereby author
ized and directed 10 issue a permit
10 A. Jones 10 maintain wagon on
Catherine street near corner or era
tiot avenue between the hours OF p.
IN. and a. m, for purpose OF selling
sandwiches
Provided. That no rights in the pub
lie streets shall be considered waived
by this permission. which is granted
expressly on the condition that said
tion herewith shall be removed at any
time when so directed by the Common
Council.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas Aid Allan. Barnett. Behlow.
Blcu, Case, DE Galan, Dill Field, Fret
valid. Godner, Guthard Hess. Hindle
Jakel' Keating, Knapp. Lempke, Little
ReInhardt, Rutter, schemnnsky. schultz
skrzvckl. Thompson. Vernon Wartell
Wenzel Wilson and the Presidents.
Nays-None.