davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The broad ax., 1915-05-29
A Retiary.

A retiary was the name Of a Roman
gladiator armed In n peculiar way. he
was furnished with a trident and net
with no more covering than a short
tunic, and with these implements he
sndeavored to entangle and dispatch
his adversary. who was called a secu-
tor from seoul to follow and was
armed with a helmet, a shield and q
sword. The name Of the first Is pro
nounced as II spelled re-shi-a-ry, the
accent on the first syllable.
The broad ax., 1915-05-29
Wash An Fruit.

Incoming cargoes Of fruits should De
closely observed for traces Of poison
ous insecticides. Growers are not al
WAYS careful to remove al traces OF
sprays before marketing their fruit
Houseksepe5 can protect themselves
from danger from this source BY wash
ing an fruit In several waters before
serving # II would be advisable ana
insure greater safety TO wash the fruit
before placing It In the storeroom OF
Zee chest Sprays and powders OK SUI
ncient strength to KIN insects which
fed upon and destroy fruit trees ana
fruit would prove fatal to Life 4 par
taken Of By human beings
The broad ax., 1915-05-29
a.Iaium,, Military cross.

The eroix militaire Of Belgium II
an award founded In 1885 BY Leopold
IL It consists Of two classes; the nrst
Is awarded to officers OF twenty-five
years service, the second to noneom-
missioned officers and men who have
served a similar period
The broad ax., 1915-05-29
Nae.a.itarlans

The phflOsOphie term '-necessitarhns
a used 20 denote those persons thar
deny the freedom Of WIN and assert
fhaf IN human conduct an yohtons
are determined by motives that OBEY
the law Of causation ss invariably a.
do the forces OF nature The Woro
-determfnists- was suggested a. 4
substitute BY John Smart MN and has
been vsry generally adopted : New
YORK American
The broad ax., 1915-05-29

women applying for positions on the
Chicago police force must be not less
than thirty nor more than forty years
Of age. That age was long ago recOg
nized as the one at which women are
most dangerous. and doubtless the
peril applies 20 Iawbreakers as well a.
Others.
The broad ax., 1915-05-29
Makinn 4 cIaar a liin.

De bitterly Before We were mar
ned yO0 never found my social dem
elaoeiss % annoying. She tsweetiyf-
Perhaps not. but you must allow some
ming for ths broadening influence Of
umA Ths very fact that married
20 revealed my own csilow insxpezi
noA-Richmond Tines Dispatch
The broad ax., 1915-05-29
Tactful Man.

Il must say these are fine biscuitsF
exclaimed the young husband
How could you say those are nne
biscuitsT' inquired the young wtfe's
mother In a private interview.
Il didn't say they were hne / mere
" said I must say so."-Washington
Star.
The broad ax., 1915-05-29

@. K Chestertou derides all the talk
about good old tines BE says there
never were any Nevertheless II seems
to be established that the Greeks also
danced the tango and that the turkey
trot was NOT Outiawed IN Corinth unfil
the refOrners got control Of the city
council
The broad ax., 1915-05-29

According to . Washington core-
spondent, not one man In 10000 under
stands the currency problem But one
seldom meets q man who does not
know al about Il
The broad ax., 1915-05-29

Prominent and charming sufcagetts
asserts that she dispOses Of her house
keeping work in tan minutes q day.
Probably calls her cook and san.
rshan't BE- home 70 dinner tonighE'
The broad ax., 1915-05-29
An Unhappy client.

prisoner. have jon anything 70
ayT
-Only this, your honor: I'd be mighty
sorry n tn young lawyer you assigned
to me was ever called upon to defend
an innocent man" Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The broad ax., 1915-05-29

As there are more than ninety M
hon people In this country. somebody
was sure 10 be sighted when the tnvi-
tations TO the White House wedding
were sent out
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
LUCIUs E. PINKHAM,
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii.
ACT 8.
4
AN ACT

3 49,, = - ~
To AMEND srcros 500 OF REVISED Laws Hawai-
1915, RrLArrSa 70 the Usf OF scnooL Frsps
Be Enacted by the Legist ture d the Territory Of Hara
@&T !
sEcrros l. Section of the Revised Laws of Hawaii Of
1915 is hereby amended to read as follows:
-
aSeetion 302 Use of funds The treasurer of the Terri
tory shall pay the of the several counties and
the City and County of Honolulu the case may be- the
received by him from time for all of the items
of the Special Fund of said school budget provided bylaw
Such shall be aside and held special funds by the
treasuers of said counties and city and county and used
cnsyey for the respective purposes specified said Special
Fund.- approved by the Legislature from time to time pro
vded however that all balances unexpene not contracted
for during any appropriation period shall be and remain
the treasures of the counties and county subject to
appropriation by the Board of Supervisors with the approval
of the Superintendent of Public Instruction for of the pn
poses specified the Special Fund fixed by the Legislature
for the same the succeeding biennial period All new build
ngs erected by said counties and city and county with
by said Special Fund shall be subject the approval
of the Department of Public Instruction arrange
men dimensions lighting of and sanitary eonvenpe
The of all items under the General Fund of the
budget shall be expended under the direction of the Department
of Public Instruction"
sEcrros ?. This Act shall take effect upon its approval
Approved this 18th day of March, A p 1915.
e LUCIUs E PINKIIiM Is
Governor Of the Territory Of Hawaii
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ACT I
ACT

TO EsAcr THE REVISED LAWS OF HAw4 m OF 1915,
Be It Enacted By the Legislature of the Territory Of araii:
nNkfo4M10& ~ ss -. f~-z<-1.
sEcrios Sections four thousand hundred and
twenty-five both inclusive forth pages netyne
thousand four hundred and eghtywo both nclnss Of the
volume prepared the commission appointed under ,he povi
sios of Act eleven of the Session Laws of the thousand
nine hundred and thirteen are hereby enacted as take
effect the approval Of this Act and the habe desg
mated and cited as the Revised Laws of Hawaii 1915
SEcTIoS Al statutes in force Immediately prir othe
approval of this which are embraced with or without
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change in the said Revised Laws 1915 are hereby repealed
and much of the said Revised Laws applicable
corresponds thereto shall be lieu hereof provided
however that said repeal shall apply affect any pro-
vision which is subject repeal the part parts of the
said Revised Laws 1915 applicable corresponding which
could be enacted by the Legislature without the approval
of Congress provision of temporary nature the func
tons of which have been fulfilled part thereof
of which part embraced in the said Revised Laws 1915
SECTION B. Said repeal shall affect any done ra-
fed confirmed right aecrung accrued established
action, suit proceeding had any civil
cause prior said repeal but all rights and liabilities under
statute in the said Revised Laws 1915 repealed shall
continue and may be enforced in the and with
the effect if said repeal had been made shall
said repeal affect the right any Office change
the term of tenure thereof. .~5." +: =.
sEcTos A. Said repeal shall affect any ofense
med punishment, penalty forfeiture incurred prior
said repeal under embraced in the said Revised
Laws 1915or repealed but every such oene may be prose
cuted and punished and every punishment penalty forfeiture
imposed and enforced in the and with the
effect as if said repeal had been made.
SECTION No statute of limitations whether applicable
civil proceedings the prosecutions of oense
for the recovery of penalties foreure embraced the said
Revised Laws 1915, repealed shall be affected thereby
but all its proceedings and prosecutions whether civil
criminal for arising done committed prior
said repeal may be commenced and prosecuted with the
effect if said repeal had not been made
GKIRi
SEcToS Provisions the said Revised Laws 1915 shall
be construed combinations amendments of applicable
corresponding provisions of previously existing laws a
enactments and references in statutes repealed pro-
visions which embraced with without change IN The said
Revised Laws 1915 shall be construed applying u pro-
visions in the said Revised Laws 1915. ~
Section The Of the said Revised Laws 1915
shall not affect repeal any Act passed this session of the
Legislature prior the date of the approval of this Act but
Acts passed shall have full effect if passed after said date,
and such Acts conflict with provision
contained the said Revised Laws 1915 they shall have the
effect Of subsequent Acts and repeating portions of the
said Revised Laws 1915, inconsistent Herewith.
Approved this 9th day of March, A. D2l915.
LUCIUs E. PINKHAM,
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ACT ! Il. j j, J. !.
sssF;.s AN ACT s, i 6 q :.

DEcLAMSG DEsIGNATISa IA CERTAIN Tract Of GoyERy
NEWT LAND on MAuNAKEA STREET, HoSoLUng CRY AND
CousTr OF HoNoLu1U, TERRIToRY OF HAwA j, ASA SIRE
ron THE TrRRIToRrAL MARKETING D1y1sIos. 3 So
i'T - No = ~
BE Y Eaaetsd tae Of tie Territory Haroi:
The tract land hereinafter describe hereby
declared and be set aside exclusive
use Of the Territorial Marketing Division:
that certain tract Of government land AIannakea
Street Honolulu, City and County of Honou1 territory Of
Hawai bounded by Maunakea Street the side by
government land set aside by Executive Order No Deem
Der -, 1914 and lands belonging the John il, Giland
Estate the North side BY Smith Street the side and
by land under General Lease No So G. Brewer
Accompany Limited, the South side containing of
approximately s,73s square feet s ~
This Act shall take effect from AMI afterfthe
date Of It's approval jill #...
r. $. ..'
s. approved this 9Th day Of March, A. D. 1915.
49, LucIUs = s
Governor Of the Territory Of Hawaii
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AN ACT

20 PRexi1k ron AND ESfESsEs OF SrcH
AZ k.ihkns OF RIM HotsE.o RrrREsrsrA
OF THE UsIrEn OTHrR DIsTl
PERspzs IS AZ EIslT TIN TERfIToHs on HAvAn FnroR
Jfkr SO, 1917, AND RErnAriso Acr s1lof rHr SIS
sios Isws on 1915 S
Eeaeted &c Legislature O he Territory Of HaeS;:
The sim:of thirty thQpsand dollars ssoOooeo
to Be paid ont of any moneys the
from the general
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the Territory for entertainment and expenses such Senators
and Members of the House of Representatives of the United
States and other distinguished persons may t the Terri
tory of Hawaii prior to June 80, 1917 - VS.
SEeTIoS The money hereby appropriated shall be under
the control and expended by the Secretary Of Hawaii with
the approval Of the Governor of Hawaii. sszN fft
SEcroN B. That Act 81 of Session Laws of 1913 being
SAN Act Provide for and Expenses of such
Senators and Members of the House of Representatives of the
United States visit the Territory of Hawaii prior
june 80 approved April IT, 1913 be ad the is
hereby repealed. -
SEeTIoN4 This Act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its approval.
Approved thisssSth day Of February A.. D&lsl5. y
~ LUCIUS F.. PINBHAM,
... ..s..*..- Governor of the Territory of Hawaii.
= ssrrr .~.... .--.
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Approved ahis 2aEd aysof February a. ID 1916.
ssSI LUcIBS &. .PINKHAlb
Governor Of the Territory of Hawaii
q ~ II III Il -

qAf1sokeiz4z MosEy ron TIM FrHrosf on
fIsk REqllAn Szsslos os lrHf srSA1k or
slIt i.zd.sl l1rnh Trnllrony Or Hawai- ron
BE Enacted re Le9islatufe Of Territory Of Hd,e1i
sEet1oS There lshall md hereby i appropriated the
ssf Thousand Dollars 2soOO0o) from the
pbIi bespurpose Of defraying the expenses of
Us Rgals Session Senate of the Of the Ter
iI|sss 4 3avaii 81 ths sssr i9l s.
ss.ss Iii. sslS slisst frs,,ssns after shs
%. sssd asy Y FSsras'sS a D 1915.
IS LUOIBS b PINKIIA3I,s
Governor Of the Territory Of Hawaii
aci
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MAKING AN APPROPRIATION FOR CONSTRUCTION A
= HOMESTEAD ROAD DISTRICT HAN ALEI, CoUSTY
81 OF KAEAI, Orr THE PROCEEDS SAFES HONE
Vi sTEADs SAID DISTRICT. En-.
.ssz.ss&> - ..:. :, rgRssmesSeRsssntxzr
BE Enacted By the Legislature of The TERRITORY of Hara
i. s4ss vsNl !
SEoroS J. That the of nine hundred do,s ($9O0OO)
hereby out Of the proceeds the ales Of home
seads in the District Of Hanaei County Of Kauai for the
struction of homestead roads in the said district :
,MkNN5NLAs ~ 80 49, ~ ~ ~.
sEcrIos This Act shall take effect upon its approval
Approved this 9Th day of March, A. D. 1915 v -
4. .XN 81 B. LUcIUs E. PINKIfAM, -:@
.5 y Governor of the Territory If Hawaii
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BY a u T HORIT'Y

3.
ACT l
g. ASsACT 80
TO ARrHorpAfE MosEY rom TnE PUHrosE DrrRarsa
ExrrssFs OF rur RncUI4R SESSION OF Houss
REPRESENTATIONS OF THE LEGISLATURES THE TERRI
81 roar OF HAWalIoF THE YrAR 1915 FROM THE PtBLro
TmasrrY s >.
Be- Enacted By the Legslatsre tie Territory Of Harai:
sEcfos1 There shall be and hereby Is appropriated the
sum Of twentyx thousand dollars ($e6OOOOO pub
lie treasury for the purpose OF deayng the expenses Of the
Regular Session House Of Representatives Of the tg
ature Of the Territory Of Hawaii Of the year 1915.
sscros This Act shall take effect from and after the
. date Of its approval .>#
ls.@.@ :.'G
Approved this 2srd day qf February, A. ID 1918.
LucIus PTgKHAM,
Governor Of the Territory Of Hawaii.
At
81 q AN ACT
1E IELAF1eS TO THE SIGSING ExEcuTIoS BoSDs
49, Il THE TERnIToRr or HAwan.
n1rxv
NE Eaosed ne Legislature Of the Territory IF He~a
4 When pursuant to statutory authority duly
as,c bonds Of rrtoy Of Hawaii have been OF shall
hereafter prepared signed BY Treasurer The Ter
ne ReessrsE Of Ptblic Office II the
spck siepaufes Of such and Reg
ard sufficient and shall have
the officially signing such bonds
Had remained delivery Of the same pnr
chasets although the ocs ether Of
them have expired may have ceased 70
be spch officers before such delivery. e
This Act shan take eject from and the
his 2asd day of February, a: D
8 IucIps 3 .pISKlIAag
'.s Go'ernor e the Territory q Hawaii
ACT
81 I. AN AGT s.a s. u s rs
~ esry soa rur Fusross d rHr
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DIABETES

We announce this new FACT IN
PHYSICS influence the renal tract
with an agent that opposes Renal and
Hepatic degeneration and urinalysis
will, in many cases, within twenty
days begin to show diminishing sugar
in Diabetes in people of so and over.
There having been no agent on pre-
scription counters to reduce sugar In
Diabetes Except opium which is not
a specifc-see Van Noorden on Dis-
betesl the Importance of an anti
glycosuric is Immediately manifest
That sugar can be reduced and that
many of those succumbing to Diabetes
can have lives prolonged to other ter
limitations has been established by ur-
inalyses and confirmed by disappear
ing symptoms in many cases.
The presence of sugar being a
PHYSICAL FACT, and its disappear
ance a FACT IN PHYSICS there is no
uncertainty as to the results that have
been obtained.
The agent to reduce sugar Buttons
Diabetic Compound) can be had at
Honolulu Drug Co. Ask for pamphlet
Current bulletin of recoyeries and ra-
tionale mailed on application. John
J. Fulton Co., San Francisco, Call
adv.
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NEWPORT night
AND CABARET AT
HEIN|E'S tavern

There is going to be wonderfully
brilliant event this evening at Heinie's
Tavern at Waikiki.
1t win be Newport Night" in honor
of the officers and cadets of the New
York Nautical School Training Ship
Newport. and the-affieers Of the army
and navy and their ladies'. and guests.
Manager He$denfeich has determin.
ed to make this event GROWING af-
fair. and the extraordinary special at.
traction will be Miss Edith MeIlor,
probably the most popular and talent
ed cabaret singer of the Pacific coast.
She has been brought from San
Francisco to appear. at the Tavern and
win be accompanied by Mr.. w. r.
Hughes
The Hawaiian Quintet Glee Club
also will be on hand for the dancing,
which VIII follow the dinner.
Besides being Newport Night" this
evening VIII be Cabaret Night" at
the Tavern, and there is going to be
the finest entertainment for the guests
that Waikiki has ever seen. ADV.
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ADVICE GALORE
ON APPOINTMENT
OF LOCAL JUDGE

With District Attorney JEFF McCarn
consulting personally with the attor-
ney-general. and with -Scapbox" Bar
ron, efstwhile candidate for several
local public .cfdces, communicating
with that official over the long dis
lance telephone. the department Of
Justice in Washington, d. C., bids fair
to receive much expert advice regard
ing the appointment Of a man to sue
coed Judge William L. Whitney on the
local circuit bench.
The ,Star-BuIletin Saturday received
a cablegram from its Washington cor
respondent to the effect that McCarn
was closeted with the attorney-gener
al in a discussion of Judge Whitney's
successor A later cablegram an
nounces that "Soapboxs Barron is adj
vising the Encouragement by long
distance telephone as to what should
be done. 1t is also reported that Bar
ron has telegraphed to 16 Democrtic
representatives and IL Democratic SEN
ators, and that he has put the mat
ter straight up to them Barron has
informed the encouragement that
Judge Whitney should have been re-
appointed, 1t is reported.
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RLINDOLDWORK HORSE, Then
Crush SKULL WITH A HAMMER

Of his misery His head had been
crushed by the three blows. and blood
was streaming from all parts OF II. :
The owner seemed 20 feel no seRSs
Of shame at the cruel treatment CT the
horse. according to Miss Ward. but
informed her that this method was
employed at all Of the slaughter hous.
es of the city TO kill animals. Il in
vestigated that statement at once, :"
said Miss Ward. "and found it to be
decidedly untrue.
One other case was found in thu
county recently where orders had
been given to two Cinnamon to kill a
horse in a similar manner. but were
not carried out by the kinder hearted
Chinese employees, much to the anger
OF the man who owned the horse.
This horse had broken leg. and when
Miss Ward arrived with the pistol. the
worried Chinese showed JOY at the
thought that decent way was open
for despatching the animal.
Last week four crippled horses and
several other animals have been found
and put out of their misery by Off
GERS of the Humane Society,"
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Humane Officer Discovers Bar.
barouS Dee1 in HoaoIulu Sta
Bile; -, ..--::-,t!h'ofs Interfere

Crushing the skull Of an old work
horse with a hammer to produce death
is the inhuman method employed by
the proprietor of one of the local sta.
eles, according to Miss L. K Ward,
humane officer, who arrived on the
scene Is minutes after the hammer
process was started. and just after the
suffering horse had been despatched
by a pistol
Orders to kill the horse with the
sledge were given to one of the EN-
pIoyes,y said Miss Ward. HE pro-
ceeded. by placing an old sack over
the animals head. and then began
with the hammer. Three blows had
been struck when neighbors interior.
ed and teIephoned for me.
In the meantime, however, a pistol
was secured by the owner of the
horse, and by the time had arrived
the poor creature had been put out
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TUCKER WILL TAKE LOOK
AT KAUAI WATER CHANNEL

Later in the month Land Commits
sicner Joshua Tucker will tour the
homestead tracts on Kauai and view
the route of the channel which. it is
alleged, diverts government water in
to a reservoir built and owned by a
Kauai plantation. The question oil
whether or not the encouragement
should be asked for an opinion advis-
ing the land board how to collect from
the plantation for the captive water
came up at the last meeting OF the
board in Honolulu.
Following Mr.. fuckers return from
Kauai, in August, the land commission
will again meet in Honolulu and will
consider the Kauai water question
once again.
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GRADUATES OF
KAMEHAMEHAA At
JOLLY MEETING

The annual celebration of the Ka-
mehamehal Alumni Association held
for the first time In several years took
place at the club house on Fort street
Saturday evening, when fully 200 OF
the alumni and alumnae members en-
joyed highly Interesting program
and dance arranged by the entertain
mont committee consisting of Solomon
Fukimura. George Baker and John
Naiwi. President Harold Godfrey
welcomed the guests and members on
behalf of the association.
The alumnae did not turn out in
such large numbers as expected but
this was accounted for by the fact that
most of the members are away enjoy
ing the vacation. William AHA and
Edward Punt were the stars in the
card playing contest.
The vocal and instrumental selec-
tons by various members of the asso-
citation were of a high class. George
Baker and Daniel Helenihi rendered
vocal solos while w. 0punui displayed
his skill on various instruments He
was continually encored and respond
ed graciously until he was finally ex-
hausted.
The recently formed instrumental
club made its first appearance and
rendered two popular pieces. one be
ing The Kamehameha Waltz" COM
posed by Charles e. King. The last
number on the program was an excit-
ing pie eating contest in which three
competitors were entered This event
produced much laughter. Daniel
Haiemanu excelled his opponents and
won first prize. receiving another
pie for breakfast.
Dancing began at 8 O'Clock and was
participated In by all. The music
for the occasion was furnished by the
newly organized club.
The new officers of the association
are responsible for this celebration
and they Will endeavor to provide en-.
tertainmtnts for the members at vari-
Gus times during the year. The asso-
citation Is Just picking up life again
and new members are being added.
The instrumental club which is being
formed is. one of the attractions of
the association now.
II Is the intention of the association
during the coming year to associate
more freely with the members OF the
alumnae and school SO that all may
work together for the benefit of ALL
The Instrumental club win meet for
its second rehearsal tomorrow even
ing at 5 O'Clock. At this time Presi-
dent Godfrey will call for the selec-
tlon Of a leader for the organization.
AT present there are IL members in
the club and at the second meeting
20 are expected
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BIG COAST NEWSPAPER MAKES
BAD GUESS; UNDERSTANDABLE

"San Francisco Born Chinese is Adj
mitted to Bar of Federal Courts
Huan Chinen Mel is the FRS. Man of
His Race to Win This Distinction in
the United States"
So reads a headline in a recent edi-
ton of the San Francisco Chronicle.
The accompanying story is under a
New York date line and is to the eff
feet that the Chinese in question was
admitted to practise law in that city.
In saying the Chinese is "the first
man of his race 10 win this distinc-
ton in the United States" the writer
evidently made bad guess. Records
in the local supreme and federal court
show that three Chinese and at least
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THREE ARE GIVEN JOBS
THAT CARRY NO WAGES

To supervise, in an advisory way,
the public works of the next two
years for which the 1915 legislature
made appropriations. agents Of the de-
partment of public works have been
appointed. to serve without salary, on
each of the islands.
The terms Of the appointees will be
during the life of the work contem-
plated" The appointments were made
by Superintendent Forbes. w. r.
Hobby of Hilo is the Hawaii agent,
d. +. Balch Of Waikiki is the Maui
agent and E. C. Merrill is the repre-
sentative Of the department on Kauai.