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Poiret Says Sap Is Extracted x
From Period Styles

po1RET never really cared for the
revival Of the dress periods Of the
French kings. and now he says that
the designers have extracted al the
sap from them and every one should
be a-wearied Of their repetition.
He feels. as he did in the spring, thai
we shall return to the untrammeled
yet modest costumes OF the Greeks for
our autumn inspiration and that such
movement win be In accord with our
craving for the natural figure. He
points to the popularity Of the moyen
age basque, which began as q fitted
mid Victorian garment and has been
transformed into youthful affair Of
straight lines.
He points TO the Increasing vogue
among well dressed women to wear
shoes that are almost heelless ana the
evident discrimination not to pull In the
waist, no matter who says It must be
done. He draws attention TO the eager
ness with which the wide hip drapery
was accepted. and later the accordion
plated fiounce at the bottom Of the
skirt. and now the incoming ell over
plated skirt with It's straight line from
waist to ankles.
He feels that our next psychological
turn 70 TO the Greek When he cos
tuned the play Of Pierre LouyA "kpro--
dite.n be felt assured that the straight
plated skirts introduced there with
their graceful tunics would undoubt-
edly b the fashion FOR modern women
latersin the season. !
Cailott who plays along with Poiret
much Of the time, although she q more
fashionable" and caters more TO the
multitude than he does also took up
the Greek idea and produced several
gowns that were distinct copies. mod
ernized. Of the "Aproditer costumes. It
Is from this play and from Poirets
frocks for Il that We get our plated
skirts Of the moment.
One notices that the world usually
comes around to the thing that the
genius IN creativensss advocates or ex-
splcit1
Win Greek ldsas Prsvailf
Il 4 true that the, world OF fashion
= quite tired OF the artificial fashions
revived from the Louis DaEiOda n
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BY KING ALBERT

Before departing tor the front King
Albert addressed a proclamation to the
Belgian army, saying:
Without the least provoeation on
our part, our neighbor, proud Of her
forces, has torn UP the treaties bear
ING its signature and broken IN on the
territory Of our fathers because we res
fused to forfeit our honor.
An attack has been made upon us
and the world rnarvels at our loyal at.
titude. - go
Be comforted BY our Independence.
Our nienaced nation shudders and
its children have bounded to the from
tier. =,
: Brave soldiers salute you In the
name Of Belgium. You will triumph
because your strength has been put to
the service Of the right
Glory to you soldiers, defenders Of
the liberty Of our rnenaced father.
land. s=ss = y ls :
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BY AUTHORITY.
OFFICE or THE BOARD OF
HEALTH, ......-

OFFICE or The 6OAhO Or h.
HEALTH. INK.
Honolulu, Hawaii, Sept. %, 1914.
TENDERS FOR PURCHASE OF GAS
oLINE ENGINE.
Sealed tenders, endorsed Tenders
for Purchase Of Gasoline Engine. Lep-
er Settlement" will be received at the
office of the Territorial Board Of
Health until IL o'clock noon, Monday,
October IL, 1914. 81. ......s-.
Specifications may be had upon ap-
plication at the office of the Board OF
Health. e r.. .szr
Tenders must be accompanied by q
certified check equal in amount to 5
per cent of the tender, and must be
submitted on forms furnished by the
Board Of Health and submitte1 In &C.
cordance with, and be subject to, the
provisions Of Act 81, s. L. 1909.
The Board OF Health does not bind
itself to accept the lowest or any bid
or tender. ~
THE TERRITORIAL BOARD OF
T.. " HEALTH,
By its President,
IS. B. PRATT, NJ. d.
5970-10t
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5y KING GEORGE.

King George sent the following mes
sage to Vice-Admiral Sir John Jellicoe,
who had been made commander of the
British fleets: :~:..'- .~s
AT this grave moment IN our nation
al history, send you, and through you
to the officers and men Of the fleets
Of which you have assumed command,
assurance OF. my confidence that, under
your direetioyn they will revive and re.
new the old gIories Of the royal navy,
and prove once again the sure shield
Of Britain and her empire In the hour
of trial. -. s.-:.- mn. ..-
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Office of the Board of Health. Homo
lulu, Hawaii, October I, 1914.
F. VACCINATION NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the
children, not already yaccinated, of
the following public schools will be
vaecinated by a government physician
at such schools on the dates hereaf.
ter stated, beginning at 8 a. m:
Waianae School, October 6th; Wal
pahu School, October eth; Eva School,
October 9Th: Aiea School, October
18th; Pearl City School. October 18th;
Watertown School, October 21st.
This notice is given in pursuance Of
the requirements of Act SO. Session
Laws Of 1903.
j. s. B. PRATT, MD.
President, Territorial Board of Health.
5973-St
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Utterances of European monarchs
and statesmen at the outbreak OF war
show one remarkable point of similar.
ity-they all claim the sanction OF
Divine Providence in their efforts in a
righteous cause.
The Star-Bulletin has collected the
documents either just before general
war was declared or just after, show:
ing the expressed intensity of belief
held in each nation that its cause is a
holy cause: 80
BY KAISER WILHELM Of Germany
In his proclamation published In the
Official Gazette on August (, Kaiser
Wilhelm said Z
Since the foundation Of the German
Empire u has been for IS years the
object of the efforts Of myself and my
ancestors TO preserve the peace OF
the world and to advance by peace.
full means our Vigorous development.
Our adversaries, however, are jeai-
ous Of our work and there has been
latent hostility to the east and TO the
wet and beyond the seaEt This has
been borne by Ne until now, as we
were aWare Of our RESPONSIBILITY ana
our power. III
Now however, these adversaries
wish TO humiIIate Nc, asking that We
should look on with folded arms and
watch our enemies preparing them
selves for the coming attack. They
will not surfer that we maintain our
resoiute fidelity to our ally who 70
fiuhtino for her position AZ great
po~rer, and with whose humiliation
our power and honor would equally Be
lost.
So the sword must decide. In the
midst Of our perfect peace the enemy
surprises us. Therefore, TO arms. Any
uaIlylnp and ,temporizing would be 70
betray the fatheriand.
To be or not to be 10 the question
for the empire which our fathers
rounded. To be or not 20 be 10 the.
question for German power and Ger
man existence.
We shall resist TO the last breath OF
man and horse, and we shall fight out
the struggle even against . world OF
enemies.
Never has Germany been subdued
when she Was united.
Forward, with God, who With with
us az ne Wa with our ancestors.
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, coRPoRATroN NOTICES.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The gasoline schooner KoMoKILA.
In command of Captain George e.
Piltz, viii leave Pier 6 tRichards
street Wharf, for Maui and Molokai
ports every TUESDAY at p. N. and
for windward ports on Oahu every
FRIDAY at .. m. For information
regarding rates, etc. telephone 4193.
KOMOKILA SHIPPING CO., LTD.
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CHIC SILK (.
SWEATER
/: WITH SASH
sy KING ALBERT Of HeIaium.

NOTHING more Jaunty has been
evolved by fashion this season for
outing wear than the sweater and &C.
sompanying cap illustrated here At
leasids or mountain fesort such sn
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BY the GERMAN CHANCELLOR

BY the GERMAN CftANCELIOH
The German Imperial Chancellor adj
dressed a large procession of demon
strators from the window of his official
residence. He said: .
At this serious hour, in order to
give expression to your feelings for
your fatherland, you have come to the
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enemy. let us confide ourselves to the
everlasting Almighty. who will
strengthen our defense and conduct Il
to good end. ,*:. - - sz
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nv GAG NICHOLAS Of Ruasia

Gar Nicholas in CONTAMINATION
to King George said:
Germany showed no disposition to
mediate, and her preparat.ons ano
those Of Austria made tmpe1at.ve
that Russia should mobilize, but save
most categorical assurances GO Ine
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Fred Parainore a contractor, killed a
wild alligator In Lake Manitou, near
Rochester, Ind Fearing more alligat-
ors. summer visitors have discontinued
bathing
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By the EMPRESS Of Germany

The Empress of Germany issued this
appeal to the women Of Germany:
On the summons Of the Emperor
the people are preparing for an unpre-
cedented struggle which the nation
did not invoke and which Il 10 only to
carry on In It's own defense. Whoever
can bear arms will joyfuIIy hasten to
the eolors to defend the fatheriand
with his blood. The struggle will be
gigantic. The wounds 70 be healed
will be innumerable. Therefore, call
upon you, the women and girls Of Ger
many, and to all who il 10 not given to
fight for their beloved homes to let
everyone now do what lies in his
power to tighten the struggle for their
husbands, their sons, and their broth
ers. May the Lord God strengthen us
in the holy work Of love. -,
(sisned) AUGUSTA VICTORIA.
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ey PRESIDENT PoINcARE Of Fra

In an address to the French Parlia'
ment on August 4th, President Poin'
care said: ~.
Our nation 10 In arms and trembling
with eagerness to defend the land OF
our fathers. -r-.s:..-.-.
France 10 faithfully supported by her
ally RUSSIA she 10 upheld by the loyal
friendship OF England, and already
from all points Of the civilized world
90 out to her expressions Of sympathy
and good will, for she represents to-
day, once again before the universe,
liberty, justice and reason.
4 Lift up your hearts! Long live
France! - ~. Ess<
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Auto, Motorcycle and Bicycle Tires
vulcanized. Taisho Vulcanizing Co..
$50 Merchant, near Alakea Street.
Telephone 31e7. s. Saiki, manager.
661S-tf
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Forciuo ! Sale.

Have you found a customer for your
gramaphone yet?
Oh yessI played it for twelve
hours on end and all the neighborsi
dubbed together and bought it from
ne,
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az KING GEORGE Of britain.

e BY KINO 0EOtt0I " = $3.50.
u shall be strengthened In the ois-
charge OF the great responsibility
which rests upon me by the oonnoent
belief that In this time OF trial my
empire will be united, calm and reso-
lutte, and trusting in God.
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oLEE cLUs.
MOSoUIT0ES7 PHONE 1896

The Board Of Health requests
ali honseholders in Honolulu and
vicinity who are troubled with
mosquitoes to telephone 1895
Ask for the Mosquito Man, and
tell him your troubles. The mat
ter win be Immediately attend
ed TO.
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divine PROVIDENCECLAIMEDAS
ALLY BY ALL WARNING MONARCHS

German Emperor that the Russian
troops would not move 90 long as the
negotiations continued. -"'.
! trust that your country will not
fail to support Russia and France,
God bless and protect you. 49,
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600 ooO0 Q COCO
&EAAFH$A8
JEWELER.

Sun Wo, Gold and Silversr.ith; ma
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satisfactory money viii be refund
ed. 1121 Maunakea, mr.. Hotel street.
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troops would not move 90 long as the
negotiations continued.
! trust that your country will not
fail to support Russia and France.
God bless and protect you. =.
BY KING ALBERT Of Belgium.
King Albert, providing over joint
session of the Senate and Chamber OF
Deputies on August 4th, said: =.
Our fatherIand Is In danger. Let
me make an appeal to you, my broth
ens. At this supreme hour the entire
nation must be Of one mind.
have called together the two houses
81 Parliament, so that they may, sup
port TIRE government in declaring that
We Will maintain the sacred and unfair
iffShied patriotism of our fathers. Long
live independent Belgium! ~
t4A4t.s 9SzN l1z-lt< > .s:'' i.
BY KAISER WILHELM. =
1.-THE present situation arose not
from temporary conflicts of interest
or diplomatic combinations, but is the
result of ill-will existing for years
against the strength and prosperity OF
the German Empire. We are not
pushed soas by the desire OF conquest
We are moved by the unbending desire
to secure for ourselves and those com.
ing after us the place on which God
has put US. lsea-g' ? =. ~ II -
My Government, and above all, my
Chancellor, tried until the last moms
ent To pfevent the worst happening.
In enf0rEng self-defense, with clear
consciekte and clean 4ands we grasp
the sword. = = go.
To the peoples and the races of the
German Empire my appeal goes forth
to stand together fraternally with our
allies in defense of that which we have
created in peaceful work
Following the example of our fore
fathers, firm and faithful, earnest and
chiyalrous, humble before our God and
ready to fight when in face of the
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PAINTER.

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Painting and paperhanging. AL.
work guaranteed. Bids submitted
free.-.-.. k532s-tf
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LIVERY STABLE.

First-class livery turnouts at reason.
able rates. Territory Livery Stable,
S4S King, mr.. Punchbowl. Tel. $685..
551S-u s.....
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II = true that the, world Of fashion
q quite tired OF the artificial fashions
revived from tha Louis 0aEiO6a n
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AUTOMOBILES.
BUY AND SELL.

Diamonds, watches and iewelry bought
sold and exchanged. J. Carlo. Fort.
II.
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n you want good quarters to display
your samples In Hilo. use Osorio's
store 5s40-tf
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-10-09
RAISING MORE SLAVES.

London Sept 2S.-AU ministers Of the Church of Eng
land have asked by the Archbishop Of Canterbury It's
,u to do everything possible encourage marriages. Re
has asked that they reduce the fee for the marriage license
\ normal and take fees themselves for performing
ceremonies r soldiers and sailors called to the c00lS. Eng
aY like Germany realizes that high birth rate is neccE-
arv to fiji the gaps caused by the and every effort be-
inc encourage marriages at this tlmeNeWs ITEM
Brilliant idea Now that the Masters of Bread have sent
each other by the
ie Thousand some WI; be devised to repenS the Wcld
ih Workers the creators of wealth. And the mad
scramble wealth end unless the workers making
wealth. the above is the Of raising another crop OF work.
crsWokers for the capitalists to skin out OF what they produce
We stand overwhelmed in the presence OF THIS eXtloId gen
crUsv Of the Archbishop Of Canterbury and ms mn
Stcria suunaes He doesn't ask the ministers to abolish the
nGriage license altogether That would be too great sacrifice
them reduce it. This is certainly wonderful nucc
the workers to take on the responsibility o. rearing
family under the present heish system After the mlr!Ge rites
be half paid and half starved; their children be sold INTO
ya.v SIyey their may rags, and their daughters
may be hlteIng their chastity in order IL HN bny
and soul together but that would make little difference to the
the parasites tor whom Ii" speaks i
Germs Them iyr producers Of surplus VuUrW12e -!
who must stand deliver the product of their labor to the
the Of life And then again the bosses nee orc
cnno fodder food for shot and she'll If we must have val
and must kill OIL somebody why drive the capitalists out and
This would answer double purpose Of gratifying the lust for
blood ami removing of useless parasites From the stand
point economy, would be happy solution 1t would relieve
working Of the necessity supporting worthless bEc
hc: and would interrupt business they absolute
vutIesS in society. We commend this plan 10
lhnlnupc archbishop ana would suggest that he refer to ii
one # his >ulmlic;tionS to the throne of Grace
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AMERICAN CIVILIZATION?

Iip. American press much pertubed what it is
pleased cd; the failure Of European civilization OF course,
there is no danger the failure of American civilization We
reached that point Of enlghmrn and moral perfection where
there is Ne, danger eveSon bilbarsm True,
hired thugs and gunner to shoot the families VI
being beneVOeny robbed BY blood thirsty
capitalist compensate for this by putting best
clothes church the Sabbath We can't deny that
millions Of babies the factories. and thus
cradle make profit for useless parasites but this
than pad for by the fact that build beautiful caedtas with
stained wherein may c0mlcetly listen the
utcre message of Fhr Carpenter We must also admit that
continually vote for system OF industry whereby the mass
peo poisoned by duelaed food and duly SWlndled with
So clothing but then attend prayer meeting "Wednesday!
evenings and forgiveness On the whole it must be conceded
that have social arrangement whereby must cheat lie
and rob order to make honest living, but this is all
evenej y liberal contributions foreign MISSIONS Yes,
Arcln ciriztion is safe The type Of the genue homo
hatino this world has attained the summit? of human
perfection 1i which look selene down bcig:e
hers;
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DON'T FORGET COLORADO.

A fight is always tie supreme OPP
portunity for pickpccketS. The great
est fight in the world is certain to be
the greatest opportunity in the world
for the whu,.' international class ;ha;
lives b. picking tho pockets i IL
hor.
While every eve is on Europe the
railroads are preparing to sneak
through with their 5 per cent increase,
reactionarics are crawling out Of their
political tonts all over the country
and all The old schemes for tooling Ia
Dor are being trotted cut and worked
with success.
In Colorado i thrce-year'S truce mas
been signed in the mine war and the
outside world has ben told thai all il;
now lovely in spite Of the echoes OF
Ludlow.
Election day is near in Colorado,
and the mine owners are preparing 10
pull u!t the same game they have work
eli ut every Colorado election for 20
wears. 4 choice lot Of labor skates
carrying union "arGS, nave beer NOM
mated for Office The Democratic par
~ has fixed up its platform 81 aS 10
help these stool pigeons in leading th:'
workers into another slaughter pen.
Worst OF all some Of the nigh Of
lical:s in the unions seem to have been
reached by III" mine owners and |"
be- Welcoming this lrickrry. II Is
hard 10 believe they are ignorant Of
the effect III their actions This time.
:il!rt. tn same game WIS Wurkrd Wirn
the present state official, were r.rrt-
,i. Most Of the officer, rtSpuusIhr
iur III" killing of men. women and rli!I
Grcn in the mining war carried union
cards and were elected as "FriendS OF
labor" amber the policy Of "rrward
YOU" friends and punish your rnr-
mics
II this trick is turned again in lH"
.:.cr If thee terrible lesson. Linen tnr
men responsible for It's >urrrsS. wiz"
uold union prSitiJnS. will have shown
that they are not fools, but deliberate
traitors to their class in the tine Of
It's darkest need.
Trace the tracks yourself. Trace
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sion of economic and class interests.
All other parties than the Socialist
party represent one or another group
If the ruling capitalist class. Their
uolitical CONFLICTS reflect merely super
Gcial rivalries between connecting
capitalist groups However they r.
suit, these conflicts have no issue OF
real value to the workers. Whether
the democrats or Republicans VIII
politicall- it is the canitaiist class
that is victorious economically.
The Socialist party is the po!ltlca!
IMPRESSION Of the economic Interests
II the workers. Its defeats have beer
their defeats and it, victories nave
been their victories. It is Il party
founded on the science and laws OF
social development. 1t proposes that
since all social necessities TODAY IT:
socially produced the means of thcll
production and distribution shall b
Socially owned and 'i"mosralically
controlled.
In the face Of the economic and 40
!iticul aggr2>ionS Ut the capitalist
class the only reliance left the work
ers is that OF their economic orEarl-
cations and their political power. ny
The intelligent ami class conscious Use
Of these they may resist success ally
the cuDitaIi:,t class. break tn" letters
of wage slavery. and tit themselves
for the future society. which is 10 dis
place the capitalist system. The So
.iai:st party appreciates the 1uIi SIE'
niliraucr Of class organization an''
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-10-09

and cars and thrones and parilaments
back. back to the counting room ana
the markets. There you will find the
cause OF it all-profit, greed, robbery,
capitalism.
And when you have found the muir
,!orer then come and help us capture
him anu cast him into he'll that hui
manity may proceed
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-10-09
PUTTING THE SklDS UNDER EN-.
toe" Argu$.l

From The Iuo," August
The Gazette referring the efforts Of renegade union
t. save the ecaent stand machine in F&yette county By get
inc uD fake Labor Party that at Summeree five
while Lansing the crowd small that
the imported disgust The Gazette consider
tey suppressed the the five men who there No
eesUectng WUrkngnn would want to be caught in the
ence of so-ced who scabng his comrades
assisting Republican to get into office. Bald
win thug but he is preferable the who
will salary; from the miners and then sell them out by play
into the hands crooked politicians The who fights
openly may dangerous But he not half dangerous the
who ~ you from behind 1t is about time the miners Of
Faye were putting the skds under those imported agtatos
who are backing the Davis machine The Socialist party the
party of the working GLASS; and these the rolls Of
the miners are going help the enemy let the them
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Political Demands.
|. The absolute freedom oE pres.
;Drnrh and aSScmh!aue.

|. The absolute freedom oE press
speech and aSScmhage.
=. The adoption OF Il graduated in
come tax. the increase Of the rates OF
the present corporation taX and the
extension Of inheritance taxes. grad
uutri in proportion 10 the value oi The
estate and to ne;srueS> 10 kln--the pro
cceds OF these taxes 70 be employed
in the specialization nj industry.
,. The abolition Of the monopoly
ownership Of patents ANA the subStl-
tuition OF collective ownership. with
direct rewards 10 inventors by pre-
miumS on royalties.
!. The unrestricted and equal stuff
rage for men and women.
). The adoption Of the initiative,
referendum and recall and of proper
tional representation, nationally as