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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
@as man @iibafrifa idon bor

@as man smbafrifa idpn bur
1Sobren propbe5eit bat: 6aB Die maj
ienbafte @%infibrung biniger MrbeitS=
frafte ii9 einmal fdmer RIDDEN tpiir6e,
|ideint ii6 iett erfii1en gu monlen.
Die fremben Mrbeiter iin6 in Der
riidiidtsloieiten @eiie a1tsgebeutet
tpor6en. Die 8eiiber Ser @ol6gru=
ben 6es @an6gebietes DEFENDERS ba=
ben in Ser @usbeutung ibrer Mrbet-
ter 6as ELECTROMAGNETIC geleiitet,
nn6 eS mar 3u ertparten, 6aB einmal
ser Mngenblid fommen tpiir6e, 90 tie
ii6 einent organiiierten @i6eritanbe
gegeniiber gefte1t iaben. 9ieier @u=
genbIid lift id)on Dor Idngerer 3ett eir>
getreten. Sn3miiden aber bot 6ie
nn5nfrie6enbeit INNER mettere &retie
|ge5ogen. Die Sen frem6en Mrbeitern
ge5oblten nieorigen 20bne baben 6ie
9obnberbdltniife int angemeine1
nngiinitig beeinfluBt, tpas bon Der
arbetten6en @%ep0lterung I'M 10
|i6merer empfun6en mer6en ml1Bte,
|oIs audi in @ioafrifo Sic Soften Ger
9ebensbaIt1ng immer b0ber getpor>
ben iin6. Das Switzerland bat bic
|ier @nttpi6elu1tg Ser Dtnge rl1big 511-
|geIdmlt. -@eit Dem l1ntergange Der
|bei6en 8nrenrepublifen bat engli-
|i6es @apito1 in Dem 2ar6e nnbebtn-
|6ert idalte11 un6 molten f0i;rtter. go
lit Die Soot geiGet tpor6en, bic iest
Ito berbdingniBpole 6rudt 3u tragen
l6robt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
sSm abgelanfener1 Sabre finb in

SIN abselamfener Sabre finb in
|unierem 2an6e uber neutrta1i emo
Moroe nno Eo6tidlage peribt mor-
Sen. ssSn mie bielen 6dlen Die Cha
ter ermittelt nn6 Dem @efebe gemab
beltraft tpuroen, bleibt nod gu ermit.
teln. @ebr 5ablrei6 merben fie pobl
ni@t getpeien iein. Son einem Sabr
gum an6ern miro es fdtpieriger, in
Mor6pro5elIen einen Shul6igiprud
5m er3ielen, meil INNER mettere
@rei1e Ser 8epolter1rg bon iener ge-
|fabrli6en @efiblsoufelei ongeitedt
mer6en, Sic fi@ amf 6en @ei6more-
nenbanferr brett madt. Ct bran6t
MIR elmer ei1rer Morb anf 1tngemobn.
li6 g%ra11ian1e Mrt gu begeben, nno er
fam fait NIT 5i6erbet baronf re6-
men, baB er megen nn5ure6mnngsfa-
bigfeit freigeipro6en miro. Sn etni'
eer @efobr lift rl1r nod Der Mor6bn~
be, ser ii6 6amit begniigt, iein OFFER
einfa@ iber ben @m1fen gu i9ieBen
o6er nieoer5mfdlagen; tper unter Gut
midelung r11getp0bnlider s9ei tinlitat
Die @pure1r feines @erbredens 51 ber-
|mi1det gefn6t bat, Der, tarrt r11btg
6arn1f bauer, baB ct nit Der Srr-
fi~nnstbeorie bur96rtngen miro. Bo11
allen 2am6ern Der @eH, @a,B1anb
eimgef6Ioifen, baben Die Ser. Staa'
ten sic meiiten Mor6e, aber mlb IN
feinem 2on6e Der @et tperben 10
tpenig Moroer perurtbei1t nno miro
|6te int @eiehe borgeiebene @trafe 10
ielten pon1tred, tpie tpieoernm bier.
@er 5mif6e1 oieien bei6en Sbotiars
den feiren nrfd@1iden 3uiamnte11-
bang git entoeten bermag, Ser ioate
in ser Ebat auf feinen @eites8aitano
unteriudt merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
9ie mnblntiaen Siege, sic 8raii-

9ie nnblntisen siese, sic 8raif'
bent @ilion nn6 sic ebrli6 ibr Ser
fpre@en einl0fenben Demofraten er=
ringen, iino 6ie idoniten. 8eigen tie
oo6, mte iebt Die &anolungs>peiie beS
madtigen 8anfbauies 8ierpont Mor-
gan, baB in bieiem 2on6e 6ie 0ffent-
Ii9e Meinung, tpenm Tie tpirfli@ ernit
tpin, es felbit pernnag, 6aB it@ &aiier
nr6 @0nige 6es @ottes Dor ibr beu.
gen. @enr ELM @organ, 6elfen Madt
GROCER lit aIs Sic mand)er Serri6er,
bic 5um Br,rpur gebopen fin6, err
fIdrt, in6em er un6 feline MiIoetes fid
bonn Direfttorotb mebrerer Duben6
GROCER @orporatio1en 5~1rud3teben,
- nnb baB er iberbnupt benz 811blt-
fum &e6e ftebt, lit ettpos, mas ieir
@oter, aus Ser MIter Gdule, ME &C.
fonnt -: ser @eidluB iei 6,1rd Ben
rl1mf6pl1ng Ser 6ffentli9en Mei-
111tng er5tuungen, 10 be6e1tet 6os fit
Elm @olf, 6eiien 6ffentlide Meimtng
Sos b6dite @efeb lit, in Ser Sbot ei.
mem Sieg. Dus @rfreultbfte aber
bel an ben Steger, Die @iIfort in fet.
men tpoblberote1tten Gerier MIR Elm
269eItt Ser @efriebig1ng abringen,
1T, baB Sic @egenfdbe 3pifden benz
@roBtopital, bas mir ebenfo tpenig
e1rtbebre1 f60rntert tpie ben @ei9tbum
Ser 6armen, brr9 folde uttblttigen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15

Das 5mitanbige 8erliner &ofamt
|bat oie MeIbung bes Yariier Matin,
Ser &ronprin5 babe gelegentli6 Der
@prgange in 3abern ben Sberiten
bon @euter nnb ben General bon
Deimling telegrapbii6 gu Dem i6nei-
oigen @orgeben bes MilitarS begliid-
miinidt, nnb gu nod ibarferem @or'
gebe11 ermurtert, in aler Sorm 6e.
mentiert, aber l1niere acknowledgements
turen baben pom oiei em Dementi
ebenio menig Moti5 genommen, mie
bon elmer gleidlautenben offi5toien
|grflGrung bes, @erliner 2ofalan5ei'
|gers. 60 gebt es anemal. @enn IT,
fgeno cine beutidfeinolide al1sldnoi-
|ide 3eitung ooer Elm @erliner Sen=
iationsmiI6 cine Satarennodridt in
Sic @elt ieBt, Damn miro iie iebesmal
audi na9 Sen Ser. Staaten gefabelt
|mn6 bier berbreitet. Die Dementts
amtli9er 5tellen ober 5uperlaiiiger
@lGtter ober tper6en to6tgei6piegen,
Ito 6ob sic @inorii6e, 6ie oie faliden
Meloungen inn @ubIifum %binterlaiien
|baben, unberi@tigt bletben. DaB bas
ablidtli6 gei@iebt, fam. ni6t einen
Mugenblif 5peifelbaft iein, uno Die
6eutIde 8reiie m~enigitens iol1te es fid
ongelegen fem laifen, 6teier ipitemati=
|lden SGIidung Ser Sagesgei6i@te,
6ere1t 3ped 10 offenfun6ig lit, gana
energiIb entgegen5ntreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
eSSnn Often ioQ man NIT bem 8la1

Sm Often ioQ man nit bern Elan
umgeben, in Sen groberen @ta6ten
6es 2an6es Darlebensbanten gu
grl1ben, bie SEN 3mef baben ionen,
Nrbeitern, fleinen @ef@aftsle11ten
II. I. ~. biuige @arleben gu getpabren
un6 iie Dor @uferern 5n 1daibe11.
Mber refine MISUNDERSTANDING io4en
sic 8arfen nidt fem, bas Mnlagefa>
pito1 ion 5n mdBigem 5ate per5tnit
tper6en, mas 6en gemdbrten Dorleben
BEN Gbarafter elmer @obltbh neb-
men tpiirbe. Sc beiBt, befanrte Mi1=
1iortGre, Sic ft6 nit mebr ODER tpeni-
ger @ei6id ols &bilantbropen ber>
iudt. baberL itdn6en binter benz Bla'
ne, un6 man miro abmarten mill en-,
mos Bel Sen i6mebenoen @rorternn-
gen berousfommt. S6le6t lit Der
YIa1 ni9t un6 6ur6fibrbar iol1te er
u116 fein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15

nidt Der gan 1T" sic Derfagten i'm
@eidaftsleben b%ollitanoig. r2ieber
tpoIte i9 eiinen Sa1ngen anitellen, BET
feline berpittnete M1ltter nnterbnlten
uno ii6 burb idtpere Mrbett ieine
Musbiloung beridnffen muBte, alS Ell.
men Mbiturienten unierer Shulen.
SSener ertennt, BOB er niidts peib.
unb mas er lernt, erlerm er GRIND
1id." 8ieI gu pief 8eit beri9menoe
man an sen boberen 9ebranitalter
fir Sport. Mud Der nntoeritta1
Minnelota itellte >Siu Elm idledtes
3eugniB aus. Die gepaltige @di'
ler5abl auein tbue es nibt; Die 9nali'
TIT 5dble, nidt oie 4uantitat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
Cine oroBe nnb erfolqreide M1tu-

Cine grofe nnb erfolereide M11to.
mobilfirma bat neun5ig @ro5ent ibrer
Mrbeiter ont @etpinn betbeiligt unb
miro binfort feinem ibrer MngeiteQ-
ten, ser iber % Sabre alt lit, etnen
1ieorigeren 2obn ols S. pro Sag BE-
5oblen. SIN @nnaen miro iie ouf oieie
@eife etpa $1O,O00,000 pro Sabr.
sic nod Dem often Moo,1s Brofit ser
MftionGre fem tpiir6en, ibren Mrbei'
tern 8ufommen laiien. Sc mag nidf
bieIe @eidafte I'M 2anoe geben, Die 70
groBe @rofite er3ielen, baB iie it,
ftonbe pdiiren, ibren arbeitern gleI@
groBe 8ugeitdnoniiie 3u MAIDEN, tie
6ieie 6irma. Mber es lit 3tpeifeuR,
6aB Die Gage bieler in61itrienen ST.
better ~gebeiiert tperoe1 f0nnte, tpei11
@igentbiimer ODER Mfttondre GROCER
Embellishments fid freipinig 811 einfr
@eonftior ibrer 11nperbdItniBmdBIIg
boben 8rofite berfteben tpiirben. n16
mir b~e5tpeifeIrt nidt, 6aB 6tes iebt b
pielen Ganen geideber mirb. Serf,
bie 6os quite 8eiipiel gegeben babeh,
baben 6ur@ Die foloiia1en GrfolR,
sic fte er3ielter, betpiefen, baB fe
quite @ef9dftsIe11te iino. @em e
aber CUTE @eiddftsle1,te ftn6, 70 IT
es flor, baB fie n11d BEL tbrem iesigl1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15


Sci befat1nte ct. Hamler Gifen-
babn-Magnat Snnes S. Sin Fat fi@
Dor einigen Sagen in elmer @ebe Dor
Der ,Mortbtpeitern gaIe Mumni Mffo.
ciotion" febr idarf uber 6ie Mddngel
nnieres Sdultpefens geiailBert. ST
~beaeidnete bic @lementar- nnb Sod
f9mIer nnferes 2an6es nls Dismal
failnres." rgs tbr1t mir Iei6, es
fagen 51 miiiffen", erfldrte er il. a.,
raber Ebatfade lit es, boB Sn1tierbe
bon gdiIern idbrlid in's 2ebe11 bin-
in Ser Meinltng, baB fie ei-
ne gr5iebatng genoifen baben, mas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
@tast=@emisfeitt,t .

- Gin 8elu1tigungsaber6, mie oas
neue Sabr uns beren boffentli@ nod
|re6t piele bef9eeren miro, muroe Der
|Giebbabern bon 1nterbaltungen, Die
tint @abmen bes Mnitanbes gebalten,
Les babel aber au9 an gutem &umor,
in BEN iid ernite8elebrungen nerfleb'
ten, nidt feblen laiiem, om lebten
@onntagoben6 in Ser fatboli1den
@lubbonsboue in 5mei Ebeoteramf-
fiibrmngen geboten, IN benen Die 81
lettmten obne Musnabme ibrer @a6e
in ieber &i6tung bollauf gere@t mur-
sen un6 fi6 ~tbei1meife gum err
item Scale BEL Ser groben 8uborer-
Idoor in 5ufrie6enitellenofter @eiie
als 5ufunftige 8iibnenbeloen einfibr=
ten. Dos cine Ser beiben 2nftipiele
tpl1roe in engIii6er uno 6as 5meite
in 6euti9er Spra6e nufgefibrt, mno
Sic in 6ert beiben @tiifen Mittpir=
tenoen erfreuten ii@ Of tbrer trefflt-
hen 9eiitungen la11ten uno ungetbeil-
ten 8eifanes. Sn Die 2orbeeren bes
abenbs tbeiIter iib nit BEN Sbeater=
|ipielern sic Mitglie6er Ser Catholic
Club Mnliffttopene, sic felt iingiter
|8eit mnter Direftior bes 8rof. gb:
|&0bl itebt, beiien bur9gretflide Mn-
Ieitmng es bermodt bat, boB Die 8a-
pene Bel ibrem eriten 0ffentli6en Auf<
treterr an @onntagaben6 in ibren
2eiitungen algemeine 8etpnrtoerl11tg
berporrief rnb ba6ur@ befun6ete, oaB
NIT g11tem @inen r16 in gutter @tn-
.tra6t 11nter gutter, ftrammer Mnlet-
tung felbft bas rnmoglib S6etnenoe
our MogIihfeit gebro@t merben tar11.
&odm. P. &iIoebror16, .. g. g., a1s
Dirigent Ser Dilettonten-Eruppe uno
&err @berborb SOIL als Dirtgeh Der
Mufiffapene un6 5uglei@ als altsge-
iprofener 8ubnenbel6 baben ft9 nit
allen, Sic an @onrtag Ben bortreff-
Iiden 8eluitig1ngsobenb berettete1,
bie groBe 8uborerfdoar gu Cont Der.
pflidtet, peIde ii@ trot Ser fdnrfen
@interabenbluft int g1ubbol1ie ber-
Iammelt botte un6 bte baourb betpies,
6ab fie einbeimifdem Salert 5u feiner
!gntmi6elurg mtt3ubelfen 1nb ba5u
gu errrr1tbigen, itets gerre bereit lit,
511n1aI tnen1 babel nod Die Scribe
rurtg zines g11te11 8medes nl1f benz
Spiele Itebt, tpie 6as ia an Sorntag-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
Ser Matipismus fat feline wett-

Ser Matipismms fat feline >peit-
gebenoen 3iele. gr muB besbalb
ni6t in iei,len 3meiger, ionbern in
Ser @ur5el angefaBt meroen. @r
gefabr6et sic Soeale 6ieieS 2anoes,
nniere Soeale uno oie Soeale Maer,
bie gleid uns, cine tauieroiabrtge
aultur binter iib baben. @ir 6ur-
fen iene Sbeale, 6ieie &ultur ni6t
bem &eitbaude fulturfein6li6er eng
ber5igfeit preisgeber. @ir ioaen nro
mMiien 59ulter an S6nlter iteben,
cine Mauer bi1ber, mel6e Sem Mn-
1turm bes Mattbtsmus erfolgret9
trott, an pelder Sic 6remoenbaIier
uno @11lturfeinoe it6 Sic &0pfe 5er-
i6elen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
Sen BortbeiI 6es @ei9dfts

9dritt Ben @ortbeil oes @eidafts
inn Muge gebabt boben. Die SSoee,
oaB 3pii@en @apital un6 Mrbeit Elm
uniiberbriidbarer Mbgrunb eriitiere
un6 6ab ser natiirli6e 8uitan6 auf
bem @ebiete Der in6uitrieqen 8ro-
BUTTON @ampf II. Gein6idaft lei, ber-
Iiert langiam, aber ii6er on 8o6en.
Sic paBt nidt mebr IN cine 8eit mie
bie nniere, mel9e bonn 2i6te 6eS ge=
innben Observation-Disclosures erlenbtet
miro. "N."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
&miten.Mebi3in fir ainber.

yf5e eeH etne1n &in6e cine $u{ten,
Meoi5frrt Die 6pi,lm in irge11o elmer
Sorm entbdlt. @enn Opium gege.
gen tpir6, trren anoere u11b fhIim-,
mere ararfbeiten baral1s entftbertt
9ongaeitige grfabrrn9er1 bobeu bel
tptefer, bab e feline before ober F@e-
re Maeot5i1t ffir &uiterL &rbdlhrngen
nno Stidbuiten bei Rinoern qibt, ale
@bmberlain'8 &uftenmittd. Sieii 1T
gletb mertbbon fir Grtpa9fene. Der-
ha4t ffiie. @s5ie e1.ttbdiit fein 0piltm ober
mt6ere f46oIide Me6i3inftofe. 81
bal1fen Bel aIler $d1roIern.-ABdge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15

Siege Bel benert ole Ebeile ettpas
nadgeben, nnmabli9 ausgegltdea
meroen. l1no boB na6 1nb nad tpie.
Der i'm @olte bie Mniibt 6nr6 ben
HelimiSmus iib 8abn brtdt, eS gebe
bier bod nod cine bobere Ma6t als
Der ,Mlmigbtp Collar"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
Cube idledt, aQes idlc6t, - mer

Gn6c ldIcdf, ales 1dled)t, = mer'
6en sic elialiiiden @afes ieoenfalS
{age,1, me1m tie boren, 6ab baS StraB-
burger &riegsgeribt ni6t nnr ben
Oberlt bon &euter nno Ben 2eutnant
@boo, lonoern nobtraglid au6 nod
ben 2eutnant bon 6oritner f%retgeipro-
den bat, SEN file befanntli@ ga15 be-
ionoers ins &er5 geidloiien baben.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
Government 'Nicks'
Delegate Khhio SIS
As Tax On Income

~ ELEaAfE Knhio has BEEN
touched by the govern.
ment to the tune Of thirty.
ave dollars. ~ happened at wash.
fngton on Monday Of last week,
when the Delegate, together with
three or four hundred ether ik6ih.
bets Of the house Of representatives.
and three score or more United
States senators, applied 70 the
sergeant,at-arnis Of each house for
their salary ana mileage Warrants.
Thop tliey learned that the revenue
collector had been there before them
and the income tax on their annual
salafies had been collected.
The Lawmakers were spared even
the formality Of making out a
Each senator and representative
was charged mp with his annual sal.
airy, amounting to $1,000. Then
the dcddciions allowed BY law were
credited.
In the case Of married men the
sum Of $4,000 was allowed. This
left 4 balance Of $500 Oh which
Kuhio was compelled to pay an In
como tax Of thirty-fve dollars. HIS
check was handed to him, with q re-
ccipt IN full from me government
for thifty-fve dollars.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
WOOD APPOINTED
1915 FAIR ENVOY
Promotion Committee Has Made
lis Secretary Resident Com
missioner for Islands
win Inauguate Big Publicity
Campaign on Coast After
First Of Year

An extensive publicity campaign Is
to bc carried on by II. P. Wood, see.
rotary Of the Hawaii promotion com.
fnittcc ana chairman Of the Hawaii
fair commission, beginning with his ar,
rival on the Coast near the hfst Of the
year. 8gsfOf n
It wfpfB{ * campaign pfimatiiy 10
Interest tbhlbts IN visiting these Isl
apds /, II Yll. be waged through the
columns of hYspapers, the circulation
81. !, litsiiaturs spd possibly through lee
Mr. wood,s- plans are not completely
known now by the committee; for the
reason THAT he has been in in the hos.
pitaf. for several weeks. His improve.
mont ms bto6 fapii, ana yeyterday ne
was removed from the hospital to his
hoihc m AW TIE 2 promotion committees
quarters il was said that he would be
back withina week or so. +.
Wood Resident COMMISSIONER
Mr.. Wood has been made resident
commissioner Of the Hawaii fair com,
niissiony which means that he viii be
in SAN Fraheiseo while the fair lasts
and viii act in the double capaeity OF
commissioner and secretary Of the pro,
motion committee. 4
The other commissioners, with the
exception OF J.! N. s. Williams, viii
be at the exposition for two months
each, their time there being 80 arranged
that tRfee-a majority, Of the commits
sion--will be present on the grounds
when the exposition is over--this IL
order that the work necessary in wind
ing mp the affairs OF the commission
can be accomplished there, Mr.. WI.
liams does not expect 70 be ale to
leave here.
Al. n Taylor, agent Of the Hawaii
promotion committees Ia San Ffaneiseo,
win return by the hrst Of the year
and take charge Of the Focal Office while
Mr., Wood Is away: The original plan
was to Keep Mr.. Taylor Id San Fran
cisco until after the fair, but the com
mittee revised this plan in favor Of
having MI Wood there.
Many Mainlgndefs Interested M
BY etefy mail letters Of inquiry pour
into the promotion committee, showing
that a vast humber Of mainlanders arc
interested III these Islands, either as
tourists or az business men. 4
Late steamers arriving here have
brought only a few passcngcts; thus
this, II is dcclafed, Is the fill before
the storm with the storm very near
at hand.
The numerous letters received by the
committee indicate that the storm is
about to break One massive. stated
that large party Of Tacoma residents
was planning an excursion hero, and
another, from Southern Californian
stated the same thing. But botbs IL
was stated, were holding bafk until the
exposition opened. gla R.s'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
LIQUOR men HIT
] HAR1 BY WAR TAX

j. . -. "a . F. .
Liquor dealers In Honolulu are com
planning mildly Of the alleged burden
the new war tar is placing on their
business One saloon proprietor, who
asked, that his name be withheld paid
Collector Cottri1 one hundred and
t@cnty dollars for war tax clamps yes-
terday. Every bottle OF liquor in his
establishment must bear 4 war tax
stamp
The, tax on each bottle ranges from
two cents FOR the LOW proof vines TO as
high as twenty cents ON each quart Of
champagne. Beer must pay tax of
fifty cents per barrel, which has results
cd, II is claimed, in an advance in the
price formerly charged BY the brewery.
The hotels and Restaurants having
liquor licenses are also feeling the brunt
Of the new impost. In most instances
they are carrying large reserve vino
and liquor stocks The law makes it
compulsory for every bottle OF liquor
TO carry a revenue stamp. Rycn IN the
case where the BOTTLES arc filled nv the
rohtaurait aud hotel keepers, each BOT.
tle must b6aF 4 stiinib Slowing that the
geS,o"nmeRt has received It's tithingo
IL is worse than II WINS during the
Civil War, RAID ayeteran liquor deal
GO yesterday, and we haven I even got
Q war on our hands, Ea
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
'BRI[h' FIREMAN
ABOARD SIERRA
OPIUM FENCE
NIKE RcwRey, Arrested by Gus
TOM Inspector Yields. -Four
Tins d Poppy
ANOTHER DEN BAIDED
kfA UNDER EYES or POLICE
Marshal Smiddy and Deputy
Marshal Harris Break Up
Another '-iiopV Joint

Through the clever work Of Customs
Inspector John Edwards, an important
opium capture was made ON the steamer
Sierra last night shortly after six
. o'clock, while Che vessel was lying al
Pier 10.
The local customs force haa been
keeping close watch on the Sierra
for number. Of months, owing 10 the
reported presence Of an opium ring
aboard the vessel.
Mike Rowney, one Of the Hrenien,
was held up shortly after he stepped
on the gangway of the Sierra last eve
ming BY Inspector Edwards, and -four
tins OF unstamped Hongkong No. j
opium, valued at $500, were found con.
ccalcd on his person.
Locked Up IN Jail
8 Herwas turned over to Night Captain
Martin Scnly, and after being given a
ffgid examination was locked IN in
the police station pending a further
investigation by Collector of the Port
Franklin this morning.
Rowhey r. green fireman. thia
being his first trip to Honolulu. The
customs officials believe that >Rowney
has been used as tool for tthigber
ups who are operating in the city
and who arc behind the numerous chop
joints" which are running at fun blast
under the present police administration
With the light sentences that have
been given recently ID the federal court
to convicted and confessed amugglers
Of opium, Honolulu has become Known
on the Coast Ms 4 Mecca for those en-.
gagged IN this traffic, especially with
the drug selling at 800 tin
Marshal Makes Another Raid
Marshal Smiddy and Deputy Marshal
Harris gave another sad evening to the
opium smoking and trading fraternity
OF Honolulu when they made raid
upon a den at Liliha and Vineyard
streets, arresting ono chinsman and
seizing about twenty-five tins Of opium
last evening.
There were one or two other China
men III the den at tho time in addition
to the one arrested, but they were not
taken, the marshal holding that, under
a ruling Of the United States commits
sioner in late case, the evidence
ngaihst them would not have been suf.
6cient FOR conviction. M ,!,i
Thi-d Roundup in a Week
This makes the third raid in week
which the marshal and his deputy have
made upon opium smoking resorts. In
every instance they have been success
full in selling considerable contrabani
and lamps, pipes and other things Incl,
dent to the use Of the opium.
Their raid last night was not an ex-
Ccption They took AWAY with thrm
tins, pipes, yen shec, etc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
HIGH MILITARY
OFFICER TELLS
VI Of ARMY PLANS
Colonel Alvord, Adiutant Gen
! erals Department. Says Oahu
Needs More Men
@---l--l
SCHEME 10 INCREASE
FORCES IS NOT NEW
Details Now Before Congress
Were Worked Out Undor
NJ General Leonard Wood

According to statements made here
Yesterday by Colonel Beniapiin Aivord
Of the Adjutant Generals department,
United States Army, it win be no fault
Of the army if the local garrison Is not
brought up to the strength eontem.
plated by the department in the near
future. This win mean the addition
of more than 5000 soldiers to the Oahu
garrison. 4
speaks With Authority
Colonel AIvord has been connected
with the adjutant general $ department.
for about thirteen years, ana has been
stationed in Washington for a long
time, although his most recent duty was
THAI Of adjutant general to the Amer,
lean army Of occupati6n ut Vera Cruz,
under General Funston. Having a
thorough acquaintancet with the mill
tary plans worked out four years ago,
and which the war department since
has been trying to induce Congress to
accept, Colonel Alvord u in position
to speak with authority.
General Scheme Is Old
When interviewed Yesterday prior
TO his departure for Mhnila Oh the
transport logan, Colonel Alvord said
that the general staff Of the army have
made few. changes in the general
scheme worked out during General
Le6pard Wood s tenure as ehief.oflstaf,
andcintimated that should Congress
provide the means for putting this
scheme into execution, the United
States would have an adequate army,
web equipped and supplied.
War Department Agreed
He did not pretend To- know what
action Congress would take on the mill
tary matters now before IL, but said
that there was no division Of opinion
at the war department as TO what Con.
gross ought to do.
While army oiicers privately might
.,iiffer with one another, PROFESSIONALLY,
Oh some Peiets, he said, they were con
WINGED that all the features embodied
in the plans worked out by the general
lstsf wero sound and logical, and that
AZ was the aim Of every officer OF high
rank inthc army 70 see the scheme
adopted. ts
Army would Be Adequate
Colonel Avord said that such action
upon the part Of Congress would fur,
nish an entirely adequate army, pros
portioned to the present needs of the
country, with especial regard for the
colonial possessions and tho require.
ments for troops for duty overseas.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
FIELD TAX. REPORT.
WILL Be REVIEWED
Members Of Chamber Of Com
rerce to Give Important Mat
ter Exhaustive Study

Tho, tax report Of II. GoodiBg Field
will be read at meeting Of the cham
Der of commerce members tomorrow
afternoon
Special invitations 10 attend the
meeting have been sent to Charles n.
MAder, district tax assessor; Mayor
eject John q. Lame, and the incoming
board Of supervisors
/" Efficiency in the municipal govern
ment,'' Is the topic for the meeting,
This subject leaves wide range for
dIsedssion, but it is thought the talk
win be confined to points made by
Mr. Field ia his tax report.
This,fcport Is ono Of three submitted
70 the chamber OF commerce by the
Paris committee With It's much-dfseuss-
ca ferort, the three having been pre-.
pared hy Mr.. Field.
Tlie'h report was ON the collection
Of auto liecnse fees, the second on taxes
aud assessment Of property, and tke
third On tho board Of health, It's fnane-
ing and managing. The latter report
has not been released yet,
Fd T0wsc made the suggestion a fow
days ago that the tax report be read
at tho general meeting tomorrow. His
yuggcstion was adopted by Acting Pres.
ident. w r. harrington.