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FOR RENT
SC, 800. 200 MSS av
NV, 1Sr
81, 500. .144I Il i av NV.
1877
$3.50. .ciol Mass av.Dr
$50 1902 L NV, Tor
S112.5o.35l7 18th NV. l9r
500. 1875 18th NV. l2r
ST5.472 PA av NV. store
$65. SO 18th NV, I'd. 2r
So .11ol 18TH NV. af
S52.,O.31J6 18th NV, 1ar
$50. 80. 1897 CalaN NV, Or
$50. IBIS r NV, Tor
$50 .1l03 18th NV. Or
$50 1O7 Seaton NV, sr
SIS. 500 1S,h NV, Tor
SECS. 1023 18th NV, Or
$4;i 90. 1858 18th NV. Tor
&45.1S1l Newton NV, Tor
$45. BIS 18th NV. Tor
$45. 1924 Newton uw.9r
$3.50. The B'nswick. Ar
$4l.O5. S23 10th NV. Or
So. .9f2 X W, 11r
$40. o466 Ont I'd nw.9r
$40 so. 1928 Euclid rw.9r
$40. 900 X NV, 1lr
S3T so. 2Sl9 18th NV. tr.
s3T. so. 1880 Pr rd NV Or
So. So. lis T. NV, 13r
S;3.5 60. .i,31 2lst NV. l0r
So. 30. ...I32u W NV. Sr
sS5. 80. 500 S'num NV. 7r
$3.50. 1880 W NV. Or
SO 500 Rock Greek
CHURCH road, store
So 80. 1sO1 14th NV. sto
So 80. 1905 X NV, 8r
So. .1714 18th NV. Sr
s%I.50.l32o Corcoran,s r
SO. so. 2130 18th NV, Sr
$50, 20. .136 r NV. Tor
$50. 80. 1907 9th NV, ST
$50. 80. 1000 Marlboro, Sri
$50. so. 4026 5th NV, sr |
$50. so. $50 Varnum. ri
$50. :. 1902 s DIV, sr
SIS. 1872 18th NV. 6r |
FL 80. a Rand'ph NV. Or |
80. IA Inland |
terrace ne. e.
- APART
s6sJ. The Brunswick, ri
S5. The Lonsdale. t;rl
$40. The Cambridge, 4r
s37 so. The Morton, Ar,
t3f 80. The Darlington, or !
SIS. The Ripley. Ar.
$50. Inc Phoenix. 3r
CARA
lE-Ut.
For complete list OF pro
E.4...5 weekly
SwARTZELL. RHEE
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FOR RENT-BY GEO.
IT," 1714 Pa,

1714 Pa.
NV. 1852 nth. 1lr,
2 baths. $50. $S3. 33
NV. 1873 9th st. 80 so
NV, 174O Corn, Or. b42-O
Nw,17s1 r, Tor. b. AZ. so
NV, 2137 r, Sr. b. 81 so
NW,l+ r. Or. b. $40
NW,2144 Eye. Or, b30. so
NV. S25 @Ist, Sr, b. IS. so
NV, s27 I'D. Or. b. .. 80
NV, 93o l.. Sr. b. %. so
Nw,711 Goth. 7r. b.22.50
NW.15I4 Sth. 6r.w1S.JO
NW.2l63 y y av,
new. or, b. 1900
NF.3f9 A, 11r, b. 50. 90
Sc. 800 s C av.6r. BIS. so
NE, So Sd. Sr. b. e. 81
NE. $40 10Th, 7r, ESQ
Cot rompIetP list AT q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-10

W. LiNkINS.
ave. NV.
| NE. 1923 Sth. Or. vie. so
APARTMENTS.
NV, The Octsvia"-
;ir. b, No 8. .2S.5 80
or, b. No %. AZ. 80
NV. 1888 Euclid.
NV, SIS list. 6r. b.2s.sO
Nw.Ts Q. 5r. b. 20 so
NV. 2437 y. 5r. b.14.50
NV. 2439 N, or. h.14.5o
COLORED TENANTS.
1923 21st. Or. $3.50
NV. 1928 l., Or, b..22.30
10 4th NV. 7r. w.2O. so
1918 NY av, Or. 1880
$3.50 K nv. 5r. b. d.16-0 90
SIS Oakdale. 4r. b.
dat ...-........l0.W
gpcn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-10

LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
NORTHWEST.
lbs Sth NV. 1r. b.25.9
2213 " NV. ar. r.. .25..,p
300 Mo ay w.1or. BIS. 90
| S0I Mo av NV. l5r. b25.OO
go LIST NV, 7r, b. 300
3l33 Warder nw,6, b25. c;;
S21I 9Th NY. 5r. b.1S.50
NORTHEAST.
| 1922 Em'n ne 81, b.. $50
1712 Line ri ne. g, bIS.5O
1915 F ne, 'ir, b. ..17.50
COS 18th ne. Or. b.17.5o
'259 F. ne. tir. b. III ~
IS Myrtle ne. Or. .15.5O
1900 Gales he. sr.w-1S.5ti
I27 Prospect. 6r,w.15.oO
i3l eth ne. jr. W. .14.5a
1891 Fla av ne. Ar. w11.0O
f4a 10Th ne ir. w.S.0O
SOUTHEAST.
lbs u'kman Sc, sr, b1s.00
T27 9Th Sc. 5r. w..12.3
1903 W Sc. 5r. w..11.oO
1884 Z Sc. 5r. w..1l.00
SOUTHWEST.
6i3 u sw, d, W. 1850
1896 II sw, Jr. W. .e3. 80
iG5 Eye sw. 5r, .12.s so
1916 Union av. 5r.12.75
ioS 18th sw. sr.w.12.5O
316 AZ sw I'd floor. 1880
1342 Union sw. Ir. w1I.vJ
1879 AL sw. 5r.w.1n.:o
400 Eye sw. 5r.w. 10. 10
l22s Union sw. ir.b.3.O
ITS.
l9olh 9Th sw. orb 7.sO
1901 9Th sv. Or, b. 16.JO
PROPERTY.
il6os % NV. st&dw..1S.O
30 14th Sc. st&dw.15. 90
,1204 Water sw. sto. IL. &c
as Mo ay NV. sto. 1890
u Az AZ sw. store. 10. 10
40S 11th sw. store. 10. 90
TENANTS.
200 Duunharton av
NV. ir. w.......l2. 50
IO1 Lam't nw.Jr, Wiz. so
! 1417 Mass Sc, 4r,b.12.5O
s 18th Sc. 5r. W .1I.5O
! 18th Sc. Sr. W. .11.50
/, 1917 f Cap. Or. willie
Do ID sw. 5r. W. ..11.50
1873 10th nw,3r.w. IL. No
1912 So Cap. 5r.w.1O.50
) 1872 VI sw. 5r. W. 1850
, 1912 Both NV. 5r. w1a so
l21 G Sc, 5r, W. 1000
, 2To9 X NV. Ar. w.10.O0
100 G Sc. 5r. w. 1000
2111 X nv. 4r. w.lO. 90
} 1906 Ny av NV ar, We. 30
, 1913 I'd Sc, Ar, W. 800
! So3 I'd Sc, Or. w.. .9.O'
, sos I'd sc. Or. W. .a.ou
} X 3+2 f sw. 4r,w. s.. 40
D IA y Sc. Or. ". :. 500
159 \ So. Or. W. 500
1919 10th ne ar w IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-10
NUh REM
JAMES F. SHEA SAB LOUISIANA AVE NV
DWELLINGS, NORTuVESr

NOh RENT ...."
JAMES +. SHEA. SAB
DWELLINGS
1913 seth NV. Tor. bs35.so
$40 Cd NV. Tor. b.32.5a
BIS y J av NV Or. BIO so
t4i T NV. ST.. b. $3.50
g. r NV. Or. b. ESQ
6oI I'd NV. or. b. "a 80
i447 W nv. Sr. b.2l.50
DWELLINGS
6i5 y Cap ne. Or. b. $40
S13 II ne, Or. b. q. so
GIT 9Th ne. Or. b. .22. 5"
S14 K Ne, Or. b. %. so
BIG 9th ne. Tr
1885 y q av ne Or, b20. 80.
T06 ID ne. Or, b. ..20.50
II h ne. Or, b. 20. so.
1902 ! ne. Tr. b. ., :
S2l4 d ne. Or. b.. 1880
SIS X ne. Sr. b. IS so,
DWELLINGS
43T 18th Sc. Or b.@.:J0
I'LL Pot av Sc. 6r. b. 10. so
6o3 f Sc, Or. b....Is.00
Gl5 E Sc. Or. b. Is 90
124S Pa av Sc. sr.biT.5o
DWELLINGS
BIZ 9Th sw. a-. h. .a2.fS
456 \ sw. i2r. b. On n
AT2 VI sw, Or. b. ..1S.5O
325 Lin pl sw Or. b.17..0
ago Va az sw .Sr.b.11 -
BIS Lin pl sw Or. w.l5.50
Al Eye sw. Sr.b. 1870
as Eve >w. 5r. Ms. q
as II s,v. ar w ,1aN
231 Lin sw. Or. " 1850
FLA
1858 n ] av.5r. b. 20 30
1924 4th ne. 5r. b. 10 q
illIA c Sc. 5r. l.. Is, -
BUSINESS
Gio I'd NV, garage 60. 90
S01 Mass nv. IT. dw5S. no
1901 Az sw. st&f0r2G. 90
70l Eve Sc. st&dw3S 10
200 f NV. st&dw 80. 20
s220 18th NV. -. dv33n 30
col oREp
1876 2Ist nw,11r.2 20
39l Fla av nw.7r. b. 80. ~
41J $40 Ry nw.11r.i.3 90
81 q NV, Or. h d. 81
sl12 10th NV. fit. >. b22.51
2121 Shpr ay. sr b. 30. =
1871 y ] av NV Or. h2o ~
1921 nth nw.6r. b. ~. -
1887 y ne. Or. b. rs. 20
$40 23d NV. er. W. is q
1851 u ne, Or. b.. ..17.5t
1853 Lamont NV, 4 BIZ &c
21l9 Sher av. ir.b. 17.G
1916 VT av NV Or. VIII. 20
S2l 18th Sc. Or. b. 10. q
1923 18th Sc. 6r. h.1r %
81 Defrees NV Or, bic. %
22I2 Va av nw,J.w.l5.55
lois 2d ne. fr. VIE so
10 g NV. ar. W. $50
s2T v NV 5r. W. .13.si
1880 \ J av nw.3, wl2.Jf
.2l9 Water nw .tiatl2. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-10

FOR RENT
1911 18th St. Tor. and b.. .-..-......-.. 5000
1918 90 ST., 1fr. and b.--..-.-...--- 45.OO
WILL. RENT TO COLORED-
ANTON HEITMULLER. 1907 14th at. NV.
EDR RENT-0N ST. Ne, To CAREFUL
tenant. six-room and tile bath. h-w-h-. prac-
tically new house; front and rear porches. fine
cellar; s24 50. Inquire OWNER. 1915 ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-10

RENT FROM
SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 l4th st. NV NJ. 2345
QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE.
CONVENIENT To DOWNTOWN SECTION
5000. Six squares from Public Library. on
good street. close to car lines: seven rooms.
bath; all modern conveniences.
SHANNON i LUCHS' RENTING SERVICE,
M o3AJ SlS 14th ST. NV If. 2345.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-10

FOR RENT BY r. o. HOFFMAN nNCl. REAL
Estate and Insurance Broker. 1929 n. Y. ave.
143a F'mont. ] Ii. 2bI5 20 S23l r. Cir. sto. IT 90
1920 Riggs. Tor. 40 90 eos 9th ne, Or. n 10
1923 Riggs. Tor. 90 603 9th ne. Or. "a 10
1921 9th NV. 1ir. IS. - GOT 9th 6r. % 10
l455 w. Sr. 1850 50 X NV, Or. 80
lI6e 18th. Or, sto. 300 1l4S 18th 10. 80
1912 9th NV. lOr- 80. IS 2235 p. Or ...... .2o5n
e15 nv, THO 80 1921 X. 5r..-.. 1900
l344 Riggs, IT.. 30. 90 81, 9Th Sc. 5r.. .1T.50
1903 r sr. % IS ls0S NJ, 5r, .15.JO
1919 2 NV, 7r. 81. rs 40 Ridge, 5r..., 1900
1850 Fla av. 5r. q. so s22 X Sc. r.. ]" ~
i43s Fla av, 6r p so 1901 I'd Sc ST. . 10 80
l442 Fla av. 6r.. p so l3na sw. Ar. 10. so
1910 Fla NV. 81. 2a'a
APARTMENTS.
G1s II. S3S 81. III 18th NV. Or n. OF
1900 Mass av Or 5000 324 18th 2r Is 90
e33 y. Or. -. ~
OFFICES.
1929 New SoTk ave-, ard h'or- $1,000 and - %
I'LL r, 2nu moor. Or .$bo. 20
STORES.
9Th & Md av sw.. 1?5. 90 700 eth sw. 1000
1897 14th ca 90
STORAGE
Rear GIL d st. NV. .Sl20O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-10

FOR RENT
lib 18th st. NV. IT rooms 4 baths. 800 90
1901 st. NV, IL rooms and bath 1878
134s Enclid st. NV. .1lr and 3 baths. rs IS
1883 Mass. ave, II rooms and BATH. 70. %
2713 Ontario road. rooms and bath. is. Is
2Is ST. NV. IL rooms and bath. 40 50
116 4 st. ne, 1or., b.. h.v.h. ......... 81 so
III A 81. ne, 10 rooms ard bath. h.-w.h. 81. so
1902 18th st NV, rooms and bath. IS 80
1911 st. NV. rooms and bath. IS so
l4oS 5 St NV. rooms and bath 30 so
1896 3rd st. NV. o rooms and bath 30 so
40S LIST 81. NV, rooms and bath. ....... IS 80
iS4I 9th st nv. rooms and bath. -. % so
End floor. 2219 y st. NV. Or and b., % so
1922 Pa. Sc. 10 rooms and bath. % so
945 Fla. NV. mems and bath. 20 80
1lo6 Bird 81. ne. u rooms and bath. 1S so
165 Grard n. W.. 2nd floor. Ar and bath IS 80
14l9 q ne, rooms and bath. 1880
523 18th ST. Sc. Z rooms and bath IS so
2s23 Sherman ave. 2nd floor Ar. and b.. 1900
1928 Pa Sc. rooms and BATH. II 80
439 10th st. s-w-, rooms ............ 1880
SIS ST. NV. rooms Observation-Disclosures. IS 30
800 st. Sc, rooms. Is. 90
1927 Monticello ave. ne. rooms & bath. Is. 90
2s05 ith st. he. 8 rooms. ............... 400
OFFICES.
Washington Loan and Trust building.
McGiIl building
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON.
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-10

WE WANT JUST ONE FARMER TO SEE
this; 10 acres, miles from Washington; f.
room house, chicken house. carriage house.
corn crib, WE'LL plenty of fruit; well fenced;
sacrifice, $500 KENNARD REALTY CO.. 33i
Pa. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-10
WANTED-HoUSEs.

A WE'LL. LOCATED CORNER LOT AT
speculative price; a splendid site for medium
sized apartment house containing nearly 5000
square feet A. ROSENTHAL. broker. 235
Florida ave NV. 16'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-10
rNrTIpVJCuEn

DAVIS. 9TH & r SITS. S.W.
| $40 NJ NV, Or, str. 1886
1865 Spr I'd. Or, b..35.D
| g. II NV. Or. b. !. .T.50
636 r sw, Or. b. .2.50
3506 Center nwsr. b23. 80
706 G sw. 7r, b. ESQ
sos f sw. 6s, b. !. III 80
! COS 10th sw. 6r. b.0.W
!, 1915 9th sY. 6r, b.19.50
9O4 9Th sw. Or, b. 1850
a3l12 F sw, 6r. b..1s.0
sol ! sw. Or. b. ..17.W
T20 F sw. 6r, b. 1850
81 N Sc, Or. b. 1850
! 32S y sw, Or. 90
} 1925 Union sw, 6r.12.O0
J, 49, N sw. 6r.....10.W
1881 Huntoon pl sw7.50
} 1913 eth sw, str. .14.00
} 1856 Al sw. Or. 1880
d GIL l. ne, Or. b. 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-10

FOR SALE|OFFER s., 1850.
An opportunity to purchase well con
structed home at a bargain.
three-story house offered for less than
others ask for twostory houses.
No. 1910 Newton st. NV; built by Charles
W. King. IT.; thoroughly well constructed; in
drst-class condition.: four rooms deep the
nrst floor.
On account of the owner wishing to invest
in 4 business in the west this property can be
purchased at u price which Is 81. 600 less than
the house sold for when completed few years
ago.
The front il very attractive; the arrange
ment Is ideal.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-10

40 ACRES FINE LAND; ACRES m FRUIT;
good Broom house, barn and all farm buildings:
on good pike, ~ miles to city. This is fine
suburban home and income farm combined;
netted 5000 last year. Convenient to cars
and a bargain for $500. W. P. MCDOWELL.
Kenois bldg, 18th and G.
20 ACRES, q MI. FROM VIENNA; 5R. HOUSE;
all in cultivation: well watered: barn and ost
buildings; fruit for family use. BARBOUR &
BARBOUR. McLachlen bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-10

FOR SALE-$7,250.
Brick dwelling and brick garage.
Lanier place between 18th and 18th.
rooms deep, stakways.
Hot-water heat
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-A SWELL LOCATION
Just OF Conn. ave. north of Q st.
low price.
ONLY $1,000.
we'll planned house.
rooms deep first floor
STONE FRONT.
Hot-wateT heat
Room for garage.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-WASHINGToN HEIGHTS
$500.
Near Columbia road and Biltmore st.
10 rooms
rooms deep.
stairways.
Hot-water heat.
. elegant baths.
Room for garage.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
FOR SALE-HERE'S SNAP.
$3.50.
1O-room brick dwelling.
2-story brick stable.
Two ~ baths. Near 14th and Columbia I'd
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-02
We'd Like to See:

a grain elevate built and operated,
somew here down near the OIegon de.
pot.
A good livery stock put In, and
maintained, at the old stand, In Ore
gon.
Messrs, Koock and Anderson change
their minds about removing from our
city.
Some OF that unappropriated sl20o
belonging TO tie general revenue fund
Of the city, used on our streets.
The crossing extending north from
the center Of the court house square,
raised up sufficiently to avoid the
mud, when II rains.
The city procure a new set OF hooks
and ladders, and few new pieces Of
lire hose, and what they already have
carefully inspected, before winter
comes on,
Some OF our enterprising young men,
or women, who are attending school
at Columbia, Mo-, make out, from the
records there, a complete roster Of all
the persons that have ever attended
the state university, from Holt coun,
~, and send II TO MS for publication,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-02
Bigelow and Vicinity.

d'rom the ws.Jcrcfsouiau Correspondent,
sept - 1910
Guy Jones shipped carload OF
hogs and cattle 10 81 Joseph, tie Ia,
ter part " ,ast week.
MIR. II l. Sheppard IS here this
week from Mal~vil'c. California Wis
iting with bis uncle. j T. Slater. md
family.
p. W. Zachary unloadcd gang
pillow here one day last week, there
are eight plows In the gang aud lie
will hook his oil pull engine on othem
just as soon rs the ground is In condi
tion to pillow again.
j. T.. Slater returned from his
New Mexico trip, one day last week.
J. T.. says he was on an eleven thou.
sand.foot mountain, Sunday, Septem-
Der 18th, when II began showing to
beat the band, and:he decided II was
time for him to hit the trail for
home.
The water is gradually going down
on the bottom between Bigelow and
big Ditch. The water got up so high
on the Kessler farm that Lewis Arm.
strong had to move out. The sports
have had lots OF fun shooting ducks,
the first time In a good many years,
and the bombardment sure sounded
like old times.
Isaac ShaiIer, OF Mound City, Is
building a new six.room house for
Merit Hill, on his farm, southwest OF
town. Tie new house Is being built
ON the northeast corner Of the farm,
where IL will be more handy to the
public road. Merit has recently built
new barn on the new site and when
the new house Is completed they will
he right at home.
Harold Kahn has bought the Tn.
Gle John &. llinkIe apple orchard and
Is packing and shipping apples this
week. About two carloads Of John.
anthans, lac will place In cold storage
In st. Joseph, and about six carloads
will he shipped TO Minnesota and
North Dakota, TO lie disposed Of there
on the market. Harold left Monday
morning for tie north to look up a
market.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-02
ROOSEVELT on THE WAR.

Read what ex-Presdent Roosevelt
thinks about the great European war,
See his articles on what America should
learn From the War" now appearins
every Saturday In the 81. Joseph News
Press. No other American IL so well
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-06
HONOLULU Women +.
OUT OF WAR ZONE
Misses Bertha Kemp and Mar
garet Clark Are Returning
Home From Europe

"a
Miss Bertha Kemp and Miss Mar
garet Clark, Honolulu young women,
who were in the far East when the
European war broke out, and who had
not been heard from for two months,
are safely on their way to the United
States, according to advices received
here. yesterday by Miss Mabel b
Bosher, principal of the Kawaiahao
Seminary. -. e.. ...,,. rs
Miss CLARK, who has been instructor
in music in PunahOu College for years,
and who Is ON a Ona-year leave Of ab,
sence left Honolulu June 90 with Miss
Kemp, who had been member Of the
faculty in Kawaiahao seminary for
four years, Miss Kemu was leaving
those Islands for her home in Man.
chester, New Hampshire, and Miss
Clark decided to accompany her on .
trip across tho Pacific and nrouhd
through Europe, returning to the Unit
ad States after tour of the Orient
and Europe.
The information received by Miss
Bosher was in the form of a letter
from Miss Kamp's father in Manchas-
ter, in which he rays that September
10, IN response to an inquiry at the
state department, nc received the fol
lowing reply: 0 "a.
BATAVIA cables Bertha Kemp left
Penang for Rotterdam August Is on
tho steamer Kawi" .t7.. g.~ .-.g.
Of This telegram, was signed W. Bry'
an, Secretary of State. = ~. ..t-
September Il Mr.. Kemp says in his
letter, he received a cablogram direct
from his daughter as followsg t4.
Port Said. Safe, delayed
Although the ,cablegrans do not men,
ton Miss Clark, 1t Is believed by he
friends here chat she is with Miss
Kemp. @or.. ..-r". boz:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-06
DETECTIVE PLANTS
DYNAMITE FOR Gain

SAN FRANCISCO, october 4.-(As.
ISOLATED Press by Commercial Cable)--
Martinez A. p. Emerson, private de.
tective, who has been in the employ
of the Manufacturers Association If
Stockton, California, has confessed to
planting dynamite in Stockton to dis.
credit labor unions. "tN ts.sra, \. d.
After placing the dynamite he would
" discover" the explosive, and had been
receiving rewards for these "discov.
cries"
The facts came to light when he was
detected recently stealing dynamite
from box car. He admitted that he
had intended to plant this dynamite
under the Stockton Hotel and under
the Sperry -four mills. ... e.
In his confession Emerson has named
the alleged instigators of the dynamite
pilots. I" 49, 81 49,. ~. -.
Other arrests may follow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-06
Y i
RANCE WIDE
/. IN SUGAR MARKET
OF HALF CENTURY.
JObbers Pay 3.67 To Thirty Cents
Pound for Refined Since
Civil War

The price of sugar continues to be
an absorbing subject of speculation in
the trade as well as among the people
who use il and defined in the parlancc
of the day as ultimate consumers"
That this is not the first time by any
manner of means that sugar has gone
on rampage is eonclusively shown in
table of statistics showing the low
est and the highest quotations on sugar
for the past fifty-four years, prepared
by well-known grocery jobbing house.
Amazing fluctuations
The prices given are those paid by
the jobber to the refinery, of course,
and do not represent the cost TO the
retailer. Some amazing fluctuations are
shown during the period from just be-
fore the Civil War and the present time.
The range Of price set forth in the
table is shown to be from 3,671a, the
lowest, to 30h, the highest. The former
price was quoted this year and the lat.
ter just at the close of the war in
1854. @t'na.
6 In 1911 the highest point reached
was 7.35. about the present quotation.
During the Spanish War the price Of
sugar did not advance to any alarming
proportions, the highest quotation being
5.2l and the lowest 4.7l in 1S9s-99.
The figures given, which are assumed
to be absolutely correct, are extremely
interesting and well worth studying.
The are reprinted below:
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-06
DEFEAT OF PRUSS|ANs
"Opens WAY TO VIENNA
AND SLAVs ARE MOVING.
While Germans Lose All Their Heavy
Artillery and Are Driven Out Of
Suwalki, Austrian Government Pre-
pares To Abandon Its Capital To Seige

0ND0N October ASSOCIATED Press by Marcon WireIess
Further adices received from Peograd give details con-
rmng the disaster attending the attempted Invasion Of Rus
STA by the Germans from East Prussia into the province Of Su
WaIh
While the official German dispatches report retirement before
the reinforced Russian army the Nemen river Perograd
ports that the invaders were routed.
WHOLE REGIMENTS OF GERMANS DROWNED
Central News dispatches say that whole regiments drown
ed in the Niemen river during the retreat and that the Germans
lost all their siege artillery.
The German Emperor who was reported to have to the
'front.' is said to have escaped with difficulty
In view Of this and the Russian advance on CracoW
Vienna preparing for siege and there is talk Of removing the
seat of the Austrian governments according to reports received
yesterday.
GOVERNMENT MAY MOVE TO INNSBRUCK
AdMces from Rome say that Innsbruck capital of Tro
than two hundred miles southwest of Vienna near the German
border and directly south Of Munich mentioned as the place
to which the Austrian government probably will remove
Rome also reports that endless stream of wounded from
Gaca has been pouring into Vienna and that there s-a famine
among great numbers Of unemployed in Bohemia.
GENERAL Won TR0THA KILLED ,.I
dispatch from German headquarters received in London yes
terday says that portion Of the Mensecond Russian army
corps composed Of Siberian troops was defeated in woday
battle at Auglstovay in the province oSuwalh. G
From Paris the death Of the German Lieutenant General Won
Trotha is affirmed He was killed in East Prussia. =, "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-06
KING OF ROUMANIA
AND CABINET CLASH

ROME October 3(Assocated Press by Commercial CABLE
King Charles Of Roumana and the Roumanan cabinet have
reached serious disagreement the policy that the country
should pursue in regard to the European war. g.
The cabinet strongly avos the causes OF the Allies and in
sss that if Reumana goes to war at ALL it shall be with the
Allies. Hs i.
On the ether hand King Charles loyal to the family Of Ho-
henzoerns and wants Romania to lend all feasible support to
Germany and Austria. la4aas5aE
Much friction has resulted from the two divergent opinions
The army behind the cabinet and wishes to fight with the
Allies. a...' ~ .e't .t.3..4. .&4 &
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-06
FOUR SHIPS SUNK H.. t.. .
BY MARINE MINES

LONDON October 4Nssociaed Press by MaTcon WireIess
dces from oStend to Loyds say that the British steamship
Dawdon bound from Hull for Antwerp, struck mine in the North
Sea and was sunk Nine Of the reported missing.
Dispatches to the Central News from South Shields say that
the Norwegian steamer Truma wrecked by North Sea
mine Yesterday morning, two persons being drowned Se
The British admiralty that the German tactics Of
laying mines the North Sea have forced England to adopt similar
measures Ea.s r, tt' .. .,m, .r@a#@s rs CT.
Late dispatches from Rome to the London Times report that
Rouanan sailing vessel and an italian steamship have beer
sunk by mines in the Adac Sea, @ith heavy loss Of life.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-06
OVERLAPPING MOVEMENT
CONTINUES and ALLIES
WORK AROUND Won kLUk
Paris Reports Say Grown Princes Army
Is Driven Northward While Berlin
Claims Teutons Are Holding Their
Own In Terrific Campaign In France

ENARlS, October 4ssociated Press by Marcon Weess)
The west wing Of the Allies which reached Aras in its adj
Friday extends to within thirty miles Of the Bel
gian border continuous progress having been made Yesterday
The overlapping movement Of the Allies continues in north
eastery direction in the of General Won Ks army which
has made hard fight to prevent this movement
The German east left wing said to be retreang Earlier
reports said that in the Agonne region the princes army
has been driven norhwad and that the heights Of the Meuse
the French were progressing continuously but slowly.