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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16
fnua,,h paa Bagt.
Set meetise Dise<Jpripar.

9tn ltaar &ollan6 ruitet til Gem
oerl1e, iaa at lelb en- Stormagt life
ltitraffet pilbe flnne frocnfe oets
Nelttralitet. Ser er blrt foa @teber
paa 4Diten, poor en- 2anbgang er
mnlig, nte1t 0isle Steoer ct mn itprft
befaiteoe og ssslrblgbene tiloeIs fpar.
reoa Geb 8abaltebet 9cbebeningen
loenfor Suog er /. Gfs. fraftige Bot
terrier ne6grabebe / Dpnerne, og /
famine 9ieblif en- lje11ee bill forlege
at gaa 9anb, piI W1olen Mibe
iprgngt.
Monge steosr er prpgtige @fobe
neobnggeoe on1frialg 6orterne men
&ollanbs neetige 6orh1nosfeI er
oog MI ion fsr Ganbet. st Sui /
Dtget - og 8onoet bill 1trgn1me inb
og onerip6mme Dail efter Mfil af set
flaoe 9unb Dette tnr io % 40 tib-
.ligere Dnret Jet fruftigin Joripdrs-
miboel / Meoerlon6enes Gribebsfm11-
pc, og set piloe fiffert Diie Jig at
bore ligefaa pirfningsfuIot Sen Sag
/ Dag fom for Marbnrore0er fi6en.
ut 6oll9noerne / arigstilfplbe bill
iRtte 0eres 2an6 Mnoer @ono er 11o-
get, iom ollie fjetroer til, men 93gaIen
til SDerlbemmelse lseSiDlte1net er Ell
Semmeligbeo, iom Militgrfonu1a1l-
0oen beparer. Mon beb in1ioIertib,
at Der langs @renoien gaar ct fere
ailon1eter brebt 8plte, ioml 2gbet
af faa Elmer fan l9ttes UNDER 8ono,
og Marfer og @eie bill 1erpeo burtigt
bltbe lna npblg6te, at set bIiper 11mn.
ligt at befare oeln mes tlnge 9rn1s-
porter 5amttoig er @anoet iao
grnnot, at 6ien6en lite piI fu,rre
BRUCE 8na6e.
Gfterbaonoen fom aie1roen rDffer
fre1n, Dil anore itore Strafninger
fnnne operiDgmn1eS Blot beb nogle
spaoeltif Diget; enbDer, Der bar
reiit inb igiennem @analen til Mn1-
fteroam, bil iiffert babe lagt Mprfe
til, at aanalen faftiif ligger bgiere
enb 6e onrliggenbe Mnrfer, fan at
oet bil blipe en- let Sag at fan Sien-
be1t til at rgaa @anbet".
9iI 6ugIig ferer &ollgl16erne en-
baaro &annp imob @abet for at be-
ifptte Zig ielp, men Neoens 5tun6
pifer set fig, at netop &anoet er De.
res beofte Bern.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16

8onrper blep faitet 1eo poo glnt-
tperpen al 3eppelinere Gorsoags.
2oroon> 12te Oft. GpiHano bor
iIagt Mntmerpen e11 8e6e al 20,-
100000 &nno 5terling ($1OO,OOO,-
OOO) lo1n @rigsinoen1nttet.
8elgien trues al &ungersngb fom
Jglge al &rigems &eritnger to
Maaneber. Stlito11oen er pprjt i
8riisfel.
General bon Der @olt5, ben tpffe
&onntan6ant / 8elgten, bar ienbt
flere l1oienoinger til &ollanb for at
foripge at ifnffe Moobarer; MEN oe
er fomnte1 ttlbage meb 1rforrettet
Gag, og ben bollan6ife &egiering
poster 1neget neje paa Gfsportban=
0elen. Ser er bperfen 5alt, @i9r
eller Mel 8riisieI, n9lten lite mo-
get &ipo og intet fpiieltgt 8rgo.
gn tpf @tprfe iiges at bore paa
en- raft MorSob fra Mntmerpen MOB
Gitenbe Ben &eniigt at gigre &on-
gen, 9ronnitge,1 og be beiefte em-
be6smano til Ganger. st Gorlp6en-
be gaar u6 xpaa, at Dronning Gil
5abetb nIlerebe er reilt til gng1a111.
gn DeI + Antiperpens @arniion
og 1000 Manb al BET brittle fri-
billige Mnrineforps, ion ffreb ober
@rGnien i11o &olluno og 1te6Iag6e
gooben er brebet i1tterneret og bill
forbIibe Ser in6tiI &rigens 5Int-
ming. gn Del Gpifepe TOM 11forba-
re1oe til at frt6e ober @reniert og
bIep giort til @ienitano for Ell lig=
nenbe 8ebonbIing
S Mntnerpe1l er set MI gentle
title De 2pifere, font trnf Mftols
Inpeo Borge erneiterett ON Bpcr1s
IDbereip bar uoiteot Ell Aopor.
l[ieI 81 gDeng Soft ON, at oe oiI gao
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16

% Geit fon til &a8elbrol1cf, 6er Zig.
ger be1beo en- Dogs marfcb fra
GoInis.
Som en- ygIge al 8ombefaih1inger1
fra tpife 2l1ftffibe / Haris forbereoer
mon fig i 2onoon poa ligne11oe Mf.
f9rer. 6olf, iom Dor n9r 9ben.
iens Munoing, er officielt blepe1
opfororet til at lege 81
&jGloeren, faaf1lart oe bgrer 5fp6=
ning og at iprge for at faa Otter.
retningen u6brebt inoreit 111ulig.
Ser er Mepet mere 2ip / $berp.
ningen oper bele 5torbritmtnie11,
ilar ! 2onoon, iiben Mntmerpens
Galo. Epifernes Maricb fra Mnt.
iperpen til Sitenbe bringer oct beIe
ligefom nPrmere ino paa 2ipet.
2onbon, 13oe Sft. Ser fomme1
frentcelcS &appporter til 2on6on ON,
at oct tplfe &apalleris itore Nirfio11=
beb 119r 2ilIe ct for at baffe Gene.
raj bon @lucts Metrpte. On inn6ar
Getrete iiges en6og at foregaa
Moro % georbe.
On i1rteresiant gapbeb fra forifiel.
lige Solo er, at flere af 6orternt
runot Mnt,Derpe11 frentbeles forfba'
res. &bis bette CT ionbt 1rener mar
tber, at oe forrenteoe GoritRrfninge1
for Ben tpife bgire 5ei life biI bIipt
{e11M fret1. Y
8orbenur, Jronfrig 13oe Gftober
Wen bar beInttet at oberfere Del
beIgiife Megiering til 6ranfrig fo1
at ben Tan babe flll6 noIefribeb
lifgIee otfieiel 8efienoott i6relie Dor
oeour ioag. SIere Gelgiffe Nfiniftre
lleoioeet Of en- @rllppe gtnbeo eosnra,,o
reiite tfoIig ioog fro 0itenoe III So
Ipre bbor ben fra,life 9tegi gieri1ie nib
'Iertioia bar ifoffie ben aontorer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16

Orol. Sanunc Slipper faite0e ire
Bomber til 9terbe0en al 8prier.
yn al Bon1berne IalDt mlnore e,.o
100 Oaros ira ct &p11tor, bpor flere
anerlfa1lite Sournalilter opbolot Jig.
gn an0en Meroplan ilpl oper aa-
tbe6ralfirfen og fa1te0e neD fire
Bomber, bporai Ell falot paa &irfens
Sag, men life efsplo6ereoe. gn an=
oen falOt lige peo 8iitopens @plig.
50 ialot / 6looen.
@n Ginlpel blen ipnfet 11eo fra
De tpife 2uftlfibe. Den bapoe fel.
genoe SSit1bifrift::
u8i bar taget slntmerpen; eoers
Sur tomner mart"
2onbon, 12te DIT. 9il nDailp
Telegraph" tele9raferes fra Sitenbe:
Set bar paret to frpgtelige Gage
for Siterbe, lonr bar ppret operfDlot
al 6lpetnineer, iont burtigit mu=
Zig ienoes til Gnglan6. 2gr6og bob
6e 8Den 8eigg al 3eppelinere, tort
efterat @fterretningen ON gnttner-
pens 6olo par mootaget. 3eppe-
linerne bleb ifrG111t bort al s1ben
fra e,r britiif &anon bog 6aitnin=
gen.
Gor nogle Gage it6en ,1btalte Sc
neral bon 2ntttpit5, Sen -tDife Mlt.
terg1aberner 8riis!eI, at GDfferre
agter at offltpere belle 8elgien.
Set berettes mi, at omfri,tg $50
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16

2onoon, 12te ST. st Telegram
fra Mien n1eloer::
rDet me6beles officielt, at SITTER
rigerne peo lin raite 6renrDtnina
far beiriet Yr5empl, @aliaien, for
&usiere.
n9iterrigerne bar rDffet ino
6eitntngen pua ale Sioer, og Der
bbor &usierne foripgte at bpbe 5000
itanb, blep 6e iaaet tilbage.
r@nsierne flpgte6e / @etning al
6lo6en san ibet Sc foripgte at font
me ober til 5i1iabn og 2ebaDif, bpor
mango blep taget tilfnnge."
2on6on, 13oe DIT. 9e belgite
% brittle Gropper, ion, forIoo Mnt-
tperpen fer ben tDife Offltpatio,1, upeb
nnotagelie al dsie fon mi boloes
tilbage ober Sen bolIan6ife @ren6p,
er iaa inloitanoig foripunoen iom
laa 0e begrapet UNDER 6Gitningernes
Nuiner.
Blaoene ber 2on6cn llbtaler, at
ant1narpen lite er al nogen 8etp6-
ming for Gpiflm,b 'otn en- BaiiS for
bets 6laa6e, og at 8efrielie11 al 6e
olliere6e 9ropper / 4ntmerpen mere
eno oppeier sen 9roppeibrfe,, ionl
9piflano nil funre ien6e 6erfra til
Jranfrig. Sc olliereoe gigr i6ag IN
gen 6orbring pad nogen 5eire, men
lneo6eler Blot, at @aballe llerfoperatio.
nerne pe6borer iaa langt moo 9torb
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16
SONG gilbert forbliper @bef for Set

Song gilbert iorbliper Gbef for ben
belgiite Scr.
9etrograo, Is. Dft. Set npe6oeles
bertiI officielt, at ben rusiiffe pans
reoe @rpoier nHallaoa" blep ien6t
tilbunos nteb bele iin 8eiRtning al
en- tpif l11oerbanbStano 5. lite 9H.
Gen 1Ooe Sftober op6ngeoe mon tp-
ife l1noerpanbsbaaoe / 9iRrleen.
Sanrn1e Dog, tiolig ON Morgenen,
ongreb oe 4rpoleren ,M6n1iral Ma-
farop", Der netop bapoe itano-
let en- mistpntelig sfuoe meo 11eoer-
lanbf 5lag. Bienoen ien6te flere
9orpboer moo arpbieren noen at
trefie.
Den lite Ottober 81. 2 ON Giter=
|miboagen angreb nnoerpanos osbnnbe
arpbierne u8aDm1" og uHnllaoa" /,
Der patrllliereoe / giterleen, og
fjpnt Ser anbneoes 9iOe en- itprt
Slo moo benl fit bog Ell al Dem
iel1ot en 9orpeoo / r&allaoa" Der
'anf me0 belle i'm 8efGtni,1g paa 563
Wa116.
&upltabel1, S416ufrifa, 13. 9ft.
Gn Stprfe unber Oberit Marit5 bar
glort Sprer moo england SC noro-
peitltge &ropinfer, % trl,er meo at
lutte Jig til oe tpfe Iropper.
9onbon, "A. Dft. Jra altbori}e-
ret Slide meooeles ioag, at Diteno i
Mftes falot i Gpifer1es &enoer.
8aris, IA. DIT. @11 lterf tpjt
6laaoeefaore, beltooe,1oe al ipp
Greao aonaugbts, ilere &rpoIere og fire
9orpeoobaaoe, er iet frD6'enoe iD6
|for glalano-gerne, fgpenbe Yrins
|Sunrp's s5lag. MeboeleIien telegra-
.ferebes ioag bertil fra &elfingfors.
&iebenbnbn, 13. Dft. Sfibsfarten
nteHem @sbler % sSorne11iinoe bin
|Dres bei @rab al bribe11be Sgniner
4 Nterigen.
st tpif Jiiferfartej sprangtes for
leben Dag 2uften 2nneelanbbelt
|af en- tpif Sbmine. &aptajnen blep
brRbt nte,l &elten 81 8elR Rtningen
[reDbeoes.
Seem Dorf, IA. Dft. Spiflano bill
Ell 19r 6re1ntio operraife gerben
meo Sen iterite 8eleiringSfanon /
geroens @iltorle, / T@ee Ell Meo6e-
lelie fra Moolpb S. Sail, Ell Snge-
nigr / gbt3ons 2aboratoriu1n, Ser
igaor anfom bertil 11teo uSelIig
0lob". Cen npe &nnon pil, flyer
ban, funne reffe en- Mfitano al 25
engelife Mile. Ge oil bIiDe af 5000
og 55 @m. @uliber (191a til 81
Sommer).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16

poa geiene til oct ssSn6re.
2onbon, 12te Oft. 8eo Sen g1t=
preusfiffe @r9nie er @usierne frenrt
pelt for s5utpalfi % ipbelt for 8ir=
oeles i Scamp n1eo 3pifernes @ogtrop
ballen. Sn1 5lagene @ali5ten %
&olen bar ben rusitife @eneralltab
belluttet itfe at iige noget for ngrpp=
renoe, nten 9iterriger1e paaitoar, at
ct Mngreb forle0e1 paa &r5en1Dil
bleD laaet tilbage, og at &usierne
bor rgn1n1et @eitfronten, fom Otter
rigerne offuperebe.
2lterrigerne paaberoaber fig og-
ioa en- seir oper HnsEerne pe6 2an=
cut og Dpnotp @oli5ien. Set BIZ
oes, at oe bar mpotaget Soritgrf=
1inger, iom Hetrograo iroremmer
bar tpl1nget sen rnsiiife Mrnre til at
foranore fine Glaner
Montenegrinerne paaitaor, Sc bar
pnnbet en- geir ooer 9iterrigerne !
8osnierl bbor Sc flyer, at 9iterri-
gerne bar forisgt at afifjpre ben
: ntontenegrinife Mrnle, ser gaar moo
5araiebo, men bleb 1laaet 11te6 itort
Sab.
De1 rumn1rife &egiering bar flltt=
bet Set neobenoigt at gigre 6oro11-
italtninger for at beifptte ben otter.
lrigife 2egation ! @a1fareit. 9pr-
fiet er ogiaa Serb n1eb frigerife
5orbereoelier. l1ngtprfer1ee iiges for
en- itor DeI at pRre 11n6er Gpifernes
ssst1oflp6elSe, 30 gnber 8aicba ben
1tngtprfiife s5drer og @rigsminiiter,
! bar boet ! Berlin i mango Anr.
st 9eIegrou fra Mtbe,l Ilreloer a
pifer1te e. n,eget birfiontnre 81.
rien, HaIaitina % set ,oroIige alra-
biel1. Sd .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16

ltrtprgt ireru ailfeloe al 0pteicr
eller ylngreb paa tpite 5oloater.
st Jorlpoenoes ira Berlin meloer,
at De ibgre @anoner er blcpet fenrt
til Jra1frig. Deriom BET ior5oloer
Jig iaaleoes, pil ianoipnligptS Tor.
terne peo 8eroln, Der er en- al De
fornen1lte &inoringer for 9Difernes
5remrpfning, blipe ongrebet meo
Dem.
General Don 8eoeler, io:!. a11-
fgrte Mngrebet poa Mnttperpen, %
Hrins Auguit @ilbelm, aejie1en5
fjeroe 5en, scr par Manot 5. ffrlte,
ion brog ino Anttperpen, er bleDet
oetoreret al 4eiieren.
Zines" aorreiponbent / 8or-
cea1r telegraferer::
rs offieielle areoie Der ertienoer
man, at Mntnerpens 6alo fan fom-
me til at forlange &rigen. Gpiterne
bill fiffert gienopbpgge 6nitninger-
ne, Ser bill blipe giort til @aiis for
3eppelinangreb paa oen brittle
&pit."
&aris, 12. Dt. ct 1elegrans til
Mgence Sapas ira atben figer:
uBlaoene ber tiger ira al1tortta=
tibt &ol6, at 9prferne er nreget pirf=
ion1n1e / sDrien. Noleiti1tn og moro.
lige arabien, bpor Be foneentrerer
Gropper poa en- Maffe gteoer %
befaiter biatige Ma6ie oeo apiten oe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16
giterib rib-Spbrgs1,taaIet.

l1nber Dberifrifte1l rUsigtenfeIie
britiif sss11teresie for 9fterfeen" BE-
.ifipftiger Deutfcbe ges3eitung
iig neo ,2imes" slrtifeI ont Sen rus
2fiife GIanbe
Set tDife 8Iao bapber at 5orn1ao.
let n1eo nGin,ess glrtifeI fu1, hor
bnret at epe Ell igbnpsie11be Birf-
ming poa Dul1if ifertle 1neo &e11iDr1 tl
ssoereg gefDn1r ger e11oelF
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16
FRA Krigrt1a 8rltrr.

slntmerpen er faloen 9piter1es {anoer - ggarau
bet rste &olen beleires al 9piferne stor 6rpst for
3eppelintbei 2o1oon - 8oerne 9jpr Dprpr
moo @n9lanb. - @n tplt @ltabre er
Jet pb for slaano 9erne
&ielerfonalen lufes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11
AUSTRIA BREAKS OFF
RELATIONS WITH JAPAN
WITHOUT FORMAL ACTION

Austria.Hungary broke off her re-
lations with japan without formal de-
claration of war August %, according
to information CLEANED during the
visit. in Honolulu of Baron Ladislaus
Muller de Szentgyorgy, Austrian am
bassador to Japan who is returning
home by way of the United States.
Baron de Szentgyorgy is a passenger
on the .Manchuria.
The Austrian ambassador on the
date mentioned made a demand upon
Baron Kato, lJapan's minister of for
eign affairs, for his passports and
commenced arrangements for sailing
on the Manchuria from Yokohama
August 20. The passport was deliver
ed the same day and the Japanese
foreign Office Immediately sent in
structions to Ambassador Sato in vi
emma to ask the Austrian government
for passports and to proceed forth
with to Italy to await further instruc-
tionS
Before leaving Toxic Baron de
Szentgyorgy turned over the affairs
of the Austrian consulate to the Anne
rican ambassador, the same action
being taken in regard to the con.
sulate at Yokohama.
Consul F. A. Schaefer did not get in
touch with the baron yesterday as he
missed the arriving diplomat at the
steamer. He had an interview this
morning. however, just before the
Manchuria sailed,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11
OLAA PROVES
POPULAR ON THE
LOCAL MARKET

Heavy selling of Oiaa characterized
the stock list this morning Sales to-
falling $50 shares were reported az a
decline of Is 10 begin, but succeeding
deals showed a recovery to for an
aggregate of 80 shares Then 100
went 4 better, 2S5 made an equal gain
and $50 was next recorded for 2l0
shares On the board Olaa opened "A
up for % but receded to s 50 for SIS
shares, being u net gain from yester-
day of 4 point. In all 1888 shares OF
Olaa were sold, in lots ranging from
225 to 10 80.
McBryde also sold strongly, with an
advance of Il between boards to 6%
for go shares and further gain of
equal degree for 1910. 1t opened and
closed on the board another II up to
67s for a total of 800 shares. Lots
ranged from $50 to % shares. The
total gain was y. .*..-
Onomea sold steady at So in recess
for 10 shares. Hawaiian Sugar held
81 for ) shares. Oahu opened I'M
changed at 20 for so shares. one of
four lots being $50, and advanced Il
for 129 shares. On the board an equal
advance was made, 124 shares going at
20.25. -
Hawaiian Commercial between
boards opened steady at 80 for So
shares in three lots, gaining Il for a
block of 200. Eva was steady at 24.25
for 80 shares in recess and 120 on the
board, all in four lots. Pineapple was
steady at 1925 for 10 shares and Wal
alua at 10 for 10 shares between
boards. Brewery held 1916 for 225
shares in four lots. Olaa skies We're
unchanged at IS for $4,000 and $4,000.
On the board, besides sales al
ready noted. Oahu Railway was steady
at $50 for shares, Oahu Railway
skies declined a point to par for $4,000
and $1,000, and Pioneer sold down q to-
$3.50 for 25 shares. s.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11

page
telephone and / will take steps at once
10 cause the offenders arrest and pros
ecution on a charge of election fraud,
for which the law provides heavy
penalty. 49,. -.s ~
Il tell you this because, while | ex.
pect no such difficulties to arise, there
have been statements in the news
papers the last few days intimating
that some attempt may be made TO
block voters, and want YOU to be pre-.
pared TO meet the contingency if it
arises.
The amount of time that is reason
able for voter to mark his ballot
is indefinite and must be determined
according to each individual case. For
instance, an old man whose eyesight
is poor and who has little or no educa-
ton must be given considerably more
latitude in time than a spry young
fellow Will good eyes and who has
had some education and training.
."On a general average | should say,
however, that 10 minutes should be
sufficient for every one to be able to
mark his ballot" :..........< T..
Secretary Thayer also warned the
inspectors that unlike former cleo.
tions, every ballot not in the box or
Immediately ready to be placed in it
on the exact minute of 5 O'Clock to-
morrow evening shall not be counted.
If voter is in his compartment at
the booth when that minute arrives
his ballot shall be marked Received
After ) O'clock and set aside. Ii
shall be kept, but not counted.
Heretofore, and probably again in
the regular election next November
the custom has and will prevail, of
permitting every voter to cas-. his bal.
lot who can crowd into the election
booth before the hour of p. m, even
though he may not get compartment
and be able to hand back his ballot
to the inspectors until Is or 20 min.
utes later. This system does not APP
ply 10 the primary, however, as special
provision on the point is made by the
primary law. ~
The secretary further cautioned the
inspectors thai where a ballot is i'm
marked in one section, it dis
qualities only that one section, the
other sections of the general ballot
to be counted. These sections must be
plainly marked as disqualified by the
inspectors and they are required to
keep record of such ballots, stating
the sections which have been cast out
Of EACH
The doors of the booths at each pre-
cinct are to be opened promptly at
o'clock in the morning. r.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11
WILLIAM PESTER, NATURE
MAN, is LOCAL VISITOR

Honolulu is being visited today by
another mature man." this time in the
person of William Poster, who halls
from Los Angeles, Cal, and says that
this is his first trip. to Hawaii. Poster
dropped in this morning on the Sibe-
Tia clad in the regulation nature man"
acknowledgements shirt and sandals.
He says that he will remain in the is
lands indefinitely, and that he shortly
will visit the island of Hawaii.
Poster visited the Promotion Com
Inittee rooms this afternoon, and thers
obtained some literature and guides
to assist him in his local travels. When
last seen he was on his way to confer
with certain city officials to secure a
place whe he may steep out-of-doors
while in Honolulu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11
LOCAL and GENERAL

On Sept. II the Bishop Museum will
be open to the public as usual
The Commercial Club will be open
to ladies Saturday evening for the re
ceipt OF primary election returns
Circuit Judge Whitney today grant.
ed a divorce TO Keahilile Kaonahua
from Henry Kaonahua on the grounds
Of desertiGn and non-support-
Judge Whitney has appointed Hat
tie Garang as administrative of the
estate of Polani Crowningberg. TO
serve under 800 bond.
4 meeting of the members of Ho-
nolulu lodge No GIG, B. P. o. E. will
be held at the headquarters of the
lodge. King near Fort street, at 7:30
o'clock this evening. -.
Ellen T. y Lacrosse Auxiliary No.
!, department Of Hawaii. will hold 4
meeting at 100 o'clock this evening
in the rooms of the organization, Al
akea and Merchant streets.
Judge Robinson gave judgment for
defendant this morning in the suit of
Kikilia Kauanoano against Robert
Parker Waipa. to obtain title to two
pieces Of land on Liliha street.
In. open court this morning. Judge
Sanford B. Dole, upon motion Of NJ. A.
Thomas. special assistant to the at
ordered that the spe-
cial court session, scheduled to COM
mence September IA for the trial OF
JEFF McCarn, be suspended.
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ALL NET PROCEEDS OF
esprit OF HAWAII"
TO GO TO LEAHI HOME

E. A. Douthitt, one of the producers
of the play THE Spirit of Hawaii"
today informed ]. H. Soper, chairman
of the Ad Club vigilance committee,
that after all expenses of the forth
coming productions are paid, its own
ers will give the entire net proceeds
to the Leahi Home. Twenty-Five per
cent of the net proceeds was the sum
first pledged for. the benefit of the
home ..-... ..:,-.~-...-.. g.: ~#=.=
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"A. w. CoPP tSupt Associated
Press, San Franeiscol: / have been
talking nothing but Honolulu and the
islands since | returned and / am
afraid | am becoming pest to some
of my friends. Stir up your AID Club.
The islands will never have a better
opportunity than the present to call
attention of travellers to the beauties
and attractions you have.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11
JAPANESE APPLIES
FOR CITIZENSHIP
AND is REFUSED

Augustus E. Murphy, clerk of the
federal court, this morning received
from a local Japanese an application
for permission to file a petition for
naturalization as an American citizen.
The application was refused. In refus.
ing the application, Mr.. Murphy cited
Section 2169 of the revised statutes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11

Among the prominent persons who
are visiting in Honolulu today is Post
Wheeler, A. H., the author and former
diplomat and newspaper man, who, in
company with Mrs Wheeler, is en-
route from his home in Ocean Grove,
N. j., to the Orient Mr. and Mrs.
Wheeler are through passengers on
the Pacific Mail liner Siberia.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11

The members of the Kawaiahao
Alumni Association will meet at 2
o'clock tomorrow Afternoon at the resi-.
dence of Mrs C. F. Holloway, Nuuanu
street. A full attendance is requested.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL

On statutory grounds Circuit Judge
Whitney today granted a divorce to
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District Magistrate Monsarrat this
morning dismissed the charge of as
sault against Harry Malemano who
was alleged to have inflicted injuries
On two. soldiers named j. L. Willis
and H. B. Steven who were sent to
the hospital for treatment. ..>...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11

Upon complaint from Quong Sam
Kee. Chinese merchant, Alessrs. G.
Smith. F. Bryant and R. Clump were
brought to the station last night
charged with disorderly conduct 1t
is alleged tnat the men attempted to
wreck the premises because the pro-
prietor failed to produce come wine.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11

Eleven Japanese gamblers placed
under arrest by Captain of Detectives
McDufffie and his men last night gave
bail to the amount of SIS each to in
sure their appearance at district CT urt
this morning The defendants for
feited bail when the cases were called
today. r.. - -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11

The members of Mothers club of
Kaimuki are meeting in the Liliuoka-
lani school this afternoon, having
convened at 2::30 o'clock.
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SECRETARY THAYER
PLANS TO STOP ANY
BLOCKING OF BOOTHS

Continued ron page oae)
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STAR.BULLETIN GIVES YOU
TODAY'S NEWS TODAY
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ORDERS OF THE
HAWAIIAN DEPT.
September 10, 1914.

September 10, 1914.
Special Orders No. III.
3. Private Henry Ferguson, Com.
pany G, 25th Infantry, Schofield Bar
racks, H. T.. will be discharged from
the army by the commanding officer
of that post by purchase, under the
provisions of General Orders No. 81,
current series, war department
(9160( =,
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On Sept. IL the Bishop Museum will
be open to the public as usual.