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for orphans Of the seamen of merchant
vessels. Several of these homes are
maintained in different parts of the
world, and the results of the concerts
on shipboard have gone far to add
to the comfort and education of those
children whose fathers have endured
SO many hardships to bring the ships
with their human freight safely into
port. 1t seems but just tribute to
their helpless children.
Many Deck Games.
Various kinds of games may be
played by those who desire exercise.
Shuffie-boards are marked of on the
upper deck and disk showers and
other requisite appliances are provid-
ed. An elevated square containing
l6 numbers is set up. Covered weights
are used, the object of the game be-
ing to drop these weights in the CEN
ter of the squares containing the
numbers. Tossing the weights is an
excellent exercise, and despite the
fact that it looks like simple thing
to accomplish, it is exceedingly diff
fcult until one gets just the correct
twist of the wrist. On the French
ships box containing sections like
that of post office boxes is placed on
deck. The sections are open and num-
bered. On the top is an iron frog
with an open mouth. The point OF
the game is to throw the lead disk
into the open mouth of the frog, or
into onA Of the sections. Hitting |
the mouth OF the frog counts 1000,
but as It iS\a rather dimcult feat. COM
paratively few counts of this high |
number are made. Passengers Of all
ages engage Nn this, and competition
ften becomet keen. Quoits. too, is
popular game, especially with the
lies and children. Rope rings are
because they are light ard make
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| The French ships make a speciality of
music and the leaders OF their or
chestras are usually graduated from
the. Paris Conservatory of Music.
Dancing is also a feature Oh board
these lines. Frequently there is a
stereopticon show in the ladies' cabin
giving views of interesting countries
and whetting the appetites of the pas
sengers for more travel. The amuse-
ments on the Italian steamers are
patterned after those Of the French.
The German and English steamers
have, perhaps, the greatest variety of
pastimes. Americans predominant
on these boats and the steamship COM
panies meet the demand OF their eli
ents, to be amused. However, the peo-
pie themselves form the greatest
amusement, for, after all, there is
nothing more entertaining than the
actions OF the different types of PEG
pie on ship.
On board those steamships, whose
course takes them from one hemi-
sphere to the other, the great event is
the crossing the line" or equator.
Members of the crew are deliberately
costumed as Neptune and his cour-
tiers and some men who have never
before crossed the line are selected as
for mock trials, housings and
other antics that delight the onlook-
ng passengers Especially on British
vessels is this celebration held. It
8 relic OF the old days of wind
smmers," before the advent OF steam
hips.
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turning to the right into the furnace
cellar or to the left into the storage
cellar.
The cellar walls are built in such a
way that solid concrete or stone wall
divides the cold storage part of the
cellar from the furnace room This
wall makes it possible to have stor-
age room that is cool in summer and
cold in winter, SO that fruit and vege-
tables may be kept in good condition
| until spring. It costs but little more
| to build a foundation wall in this way,
! but the satisfaction is permanent. I'm
| less the bottom part of house is
right the superstructure loses part OF
its value. Without such partition
walls it often is a choice between hav-
ing a furnace and doing without. A
furnace spoils the cellar for storage
purposes, but with this arrangement
the furnace simply warns the laundry
room to a temperature that is agree
able on wash days.
The laundry tubs and fixtures in
this basement plan are placed in front
Of the large outside door, where they
are convenient to the outside steps.
This outdoor stair also is intended for
use at other times, such as cleaning
out the furnace or getting in coal and
vegetables for the winter. In fact. it
becomes very useful every day in the
fall and about twice week all winter.
The large front chimney is intended
for looks. 1t makes a splendid ap-
pearance in that end of the house, as
the chimney brick is partly exposed.
There also is an extra large flue in
this chimney for the furnace smoke
pipe.
The plan of the rooms provides fer
living room, dining room and kitchen
and one bedroom. However, the wide
window seat in the living room makes
very comfortable sleeping quarters for
children or when there are three
grownups in the family.
The kitchen is made especially large
to make room for dining table when
there are extra men in for meals. |
Farm houses are not complete without |
an extra dining table for use on such |
occasions. Also table in the kitchen
Is a great convenience for early morn
ing breakfasts, the kind that most
farmers are supposed to have.
The rear of this little house may be
made as attractive as the front by fit
ing the rear veranda with wire
screens and by growing a climbing
vine or two for protection against the
Jun, as well as for looks. This veran-
la is 81 feet by feet in size, which
makes a splendid addition to the
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New Coin Proposed.

A coin to pass current in all the
republics Of Latin America and in
North America is proposed in The
Americas, published by the National
City bank. 1t is suggested that the
design consist OF two heads, IMPLYING
the North and South American CONT
nents, the Inca head representing tho
earliest government Of the hemi.
sphere and the head Of Columbia, the
most nodern symbol OF republics.
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| pick individual varying in taste
as well as In temperament. All
| times he must be amused, at
| another time entertained, and
then sometimes he varies the mood
when he prefers to be let alone either
| to read or to slumber under the in
| fuence of the sea air. If these diff
| fering states are found in one person
coming on at no particular time and
as changeable as the weather itself,
what a variety of moods is exhibited
in four or five hundred passengers
of all ages, of several nationalities,
some on pleasure bent and others
crossing the water solely on business.
From this it can be imagined how diff
f1cult must be the task of the steam
ship companies to amuse and enter
tain this heterogeneous mass of hui
mainly for seven or eight days.
All steamships of any size carry
an orchestra or band and concerts
are given at least twice day; be-
sides the music during the evening
meal. These ship orchestras are
usually very obliging and will render
such selections as the passengers may
request. In order to suit all tastes,
however, the program is composed of
all varieties of music, from ragtime to
grand opera.
Toward the end of the voyage there
is a special concert in which the
passengers take part On nearly every
ship singer or elocutionist can be
found who will assist in the enter
tainment, so special program is
made up for the occasion and the
ships drawing-room is well filled with
people dressed as they would be at
fashionable evening entertainment |
on shore. During. the intermission |
one or two of the prettiest girls take
up collection. The money thus col
lected is divided between the homes
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And Not = Policeman In Sight.
Snicklefritz-My landlady is praying
for q lumber famine.
Dfngiebatz-Becau why?
Snioklefritz--It would ave her ~
excuse for raising the prico OF hoard.
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finbr barin ben 8epsis, bab bi,
beutihsameritontids preHe ale ame.
ritaniI1sn @mpfinbunsen eineebiibi
bat unb bios Yeritdnbnib fir sic Sns
tereFen Deutihlanos beiibt. Gas III
ipeitsr nidts, ais cine 8erlGumounq,
benn bic beuti9e prshe pertritt in bic,
Ter 2fnselssenbeit ausi9lieblih unb al
lsin ben ameritaniIden Stanbpunft.
Sic lpeiit barauf bin, baB Der prGiis
bent cine Spannuns sefhaffen bat. Die
er bate permeioen iOnnen; lie protes
itirt bagesen, bab Der prdiibsnt cine
Yolitit perfolst, bic uns in ben euro
pGii9en arieg gu psrpidsln orob. unb
nidts lam mebr ben Gmpfiroungen
unb ben Snterefen unIeres 2anbes
entiprs4en, ols Die SOrberuus, bab
mir alles permeiben, pas uns in ben
&riea perlpideln tonnts. Der Dsa lit
tlar seuus porge5ei6net: er beitsht bas
rim, bab Qmsritaner iih unter ben
S6uB Der dmeritaniid)en unb nift
untsr ben Sdub Der britiihen 5lagoe
ItelIen iollen. @er bas niht anertennt.
III Elm probrits. Oas 1T aun bic Ges
iinnuue Der ct. 2ouis mRspubLic" unb
bamit 1T ibr Seuti4enbab sur Seniise
eriIdrt.
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neutralitGt, bnrd 9eripeiseruna Der
Waffen eine Rieberlaae Der alliirten
bsrbei3ufiibren. Damit seIiebt aber
nnfsre engliffe preNs Elm, bab iie ben
IlIiirten bilft uub bamit MAIDEN mir
uns bod elmer groben llnneutyalitdt
i9ulbig. Oab mir burd Rihtlisfsruna
ben beutfden 0srbiinbeten moaIiber
gBeiis belfen tDnnten, isbt unIsr 2anb
niht benz 9oripurf Der llnneutralitGt
aus, neil mir uns bann 10 perbalten,
lpte bas 0olferred)t es gebietct unb
ipenn mir bas ibun, iinb mir midi
baftbar fir bas. pas iid baraus er>
eibt, ipenn mir unierer pfli1t eemab
bonDsln. Wenn i'd bem u teine pi.
itols gebe, ipirb y niht erfhoifen.
Mlade' i'd mid bann zines llnr.dts
i6uloig, ipenn i'd bem . bic piitple
peripsisersa Gs aebt uns gar nidts
an, ipsr Sisser blsitt uber per beiieat
piro, benn mir iinb ReutraIe Inb als
iolte baben mir gu banbeln. inbem
mir psbsr Der einsn, nod Der anbersn
Settle Waffen Ii.f,rn. Der PtrbeiuB
Der llnneutralitGt idaut ober am
0sutli4iisn aus Der Sdlukbebaup!una
bsrpor. Disfe lautst babin. bab Is
ni6t i'm Sntsr.iT, Der Der. Staattn
lei, 5rantrsia BON Seutfdlanb Ssrs|
molmt gu isben. 9ds 1T bod Elm of
Isnss 3ussitGnbnib. bob bic @affens
lieferuns srfolat, um aur ueberfpins
buns 9eutitlanSs bebilfIit su iein.
0amit iritt nit srtifbarsr Sents
Iidt.it berpor. bab uni.re enaIif6e
greF. nit 8orbebadt unO gbiiai llns
befirportst unb Sdmit
pirb aud dIIes Sus.itanben. ioas bic
beutiden 8erbiino.ten segen nnfers
Wdffenliefsrune.n iasen.
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D5rfer su nebmen, trobbem fie mil
srobsr 1apferteit unb allen Ufitteln
moberner glnsriffsiunit porgeben.
Man ironiiirt bic eipis pertiinbete
Siesesauperfidi Der GranSofsn unD
ibrer 5reunbe (.engabintr Dot, CT.
Morib) NIT Der 8emsriuns, bdb iic
ibren eistnsn Worten bort nitt reht
su trdutu iteinen, .btnn ssraoe stsens
Ddrtis MAIDEN lie s,ipaItige 4nIirsns
sunssn, um au9 bic 9nlianiiaaien
sestn bic 4diierrei6e ins GsIo 5u fiibs
rem. Mun persegsnipdriise iid. bas
itol5s GnsIanb unb bas iol3e 6ranf.
reid bemiibsn iih nit alien Ufiitsla
nm bic Mitbilfs Der ilsinen gaItdnbols
fer 3ur 9obi5uHs unb 3srtriimmeruns
Der an Sruftentfaltuns uno Sdrte
unpergleihlibtn beuti6sn Gihe"
Da3u bdben gang iltine 8Idttsr. ipie
bic .0aDoier 3eituiIs", aus ber .beoer
bon Sdtpti3ern, bic iiber bic @rsn3e
getommtn finb. ibrs Reiieberihie aus
OsutihIano. bic gang aussejsi4nst
iiber bic Stimmung orisniisren, bic
bon ilns jebsr bort ianb, unb bic Oft
iiberraiben our4 bic giinbisieit unp
Shmeitflbaftistsii ibres urtbeils. 60
Ieie id IN einem bisisr grisfe fOIsen
ben Sas: Die sdn3e aamabuns. bic
barin Iiesi. ben atrsriff auf bic 3sns
iralitaaien als einen aampf fiir bi.
yolisrs6te unb sessn 2nehti9aii
unb Jiiriientprannei bin3uitelen, ems
pfinbet erit, iper gerliner oller Yolts.
tldfeH politiiiren uno ibre bobe uno
bodi. Obrigitit beurtbeil,n bort. Bon
triiiiloiem StrDiliSmus 1T od 70 Dt.
mig 5u btner.sn. bob man seiroIi be
baupien oarf: bisiss golt bate tein
aDuis uno tsin Usiuiiier stssn ben
DiIsn siusr Webrbeit in ben 2risJ |
itiir3sn ionnen.-
60 .onnie ib nod manGe Gin,els |
hsiitn beridi.n, ipenn- nidt ale 3iige |
INNER fpieb.r beitdtissR plrben, baB |
bic @raubiinbener geo5lterung irpb |
ibrsr 9ieIfwatdstei. ibre Siennns
gum ariss uno su ben b6i.n Sturm,
luellsn, bic. in Der ipeiiaen S6neiJ
uno i'm 9siTin aufeeiast. bic Sdipsij
aus.nbIitIi4 burd,itteru, bur6aus
ipatI ben slei6en0efid.spun.tsn orien,
tirt bic Der OOrnebme 9tati4f9peis
ler 5u Rei6sperpeiern i.ines 9siuifs
ems stma9. BAT. Man bsfist poliiii6e
Selbitsu6t stnue, lin bem i9peijeri.
.4en SoIibitdisseoonitH isine san,e
Steaung uniersuoronsn. man in
ii9tsoeiioipsnissr TssIif6 ieho9 .eis
lssDess Iou.
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NapOIeuns L Gsiaussnnabme
nno bic GusldnSer.
Cine 5abraunber. GrinnsrEns.

am 15. SuIi 1915, iesi Dor bunb.r.
Jabrtn, m0rssHs gessn 6 llbr (fron,
5oiiter 3eiD IN Qapplson auf Der
griss .2'Gpsroisr' Don Der tI.insu
SnieI Dir aus nab bsm .g.usropbon"
asfdbr.n. um iid GneIanb gu dbalis,
| fern - Diellei9t bic sr0bt. S5orbsii.
bic Der arobs Wauu in i,insm 2sben
ie btganaen Bat unb bi. er nit elmer
iehsjGbristn G.fangsnitaft unb eis
mem morterDoIlsn5obs auf ct. Sel.na
beSabIeu mub!,. Gin biiiorii6es Sat
ium. nit pisl.n iiltsrtfant.n GineIs
tei.eu. bon btu.n manae ,rf, im2auie
Der I.Bt.n beiben Sa6rssbnis bttannt
aeporon iinb. Gpmpiomaiii6 barf 4.
y. bi. 9efdibis Don .insm 90geldtn
aenarnt Derbtn, has auI Der Snisl
4it gum ofien.u Gsniisr bertiniloe.
dls Der aaiitr bort nit i.inen Isbten
9eireusn b.ratbihlasis. Oh man ben
iipeiisIbafteu Stlriii tpns.n ober nod,
in LETTER Stuubs einen 9ur66ru6
mad amsriia b.riu6sn iolIts. .Das 1T
elm Gliidssei6en', nil goureaub ae,
rufsn baben, Der ben 9ossl nit Der
Sanb fina. .,es iinb llnstidli9. ae.
mug bier, osrftbtt Der aaiisr, .eebtn
Si. ibm bi, 6f,ibeii ;uriid!- gours
aauo tbdi .s. unb Ropolson froai..
.Wus btbtutet Der 9ossIilug2- Sire,
.r lentt ben DIus ua6 BEN ensIii6en
arsu5er,- gu bea4tsn IN, bdb Ges
neral Goursnuo, ipit CT ielbfi In isis
nem Journul srsdblt. an bsneu ae55rt
bate. bic i'm Wibsriirsit Der Ui.inun.
Gen iih Fir bic grssbuns an England
ausasiprphn batter.
Sin anbsrer BON Rapolecns g.aleis
tern. 8raf Wonibolon. bate ipibers
iprcden, unb oi, @r6iin MoutboIpn
beiont in ibrtn d901 ri6ien.nsn)
erinnnunp.H. bah fpiisr, in ben De.
iprdden auf St. SsItHa. Oft bapon
bic Rsb. mar unb Wontbolons Raib,
rem .r nidt befolai bait,, bod bem
Raibasbtr bas bsionber. gerirausn
beg Usfanptnen asippnnsn battle, fpos
iiiber iih bic oneerep gtalsiier Hapo'
Icons oft dretrt,n. Die rtht @tnerdl
RuntbOIon gsbdbt bate. ,tisten ibon
bic folasnbsn 9aas, ais Die ensIiTts
bic Masis abirarf. auf
Der aOmmanbant bss rgsasropbon-,
aapitdn Ndislanb. battle 5hon leine
aans iaubers Rolls aefpitlt, ba ,r bsm
aoif,r In feinsr Rptblaas bod mebr
ueriprofen su baben i&sini, afs .r
9alisn iOnnie. GdOn 3eiissnOHm bo, |
ben Sas ssfiiblt, iporiiber man Ssineg
.Rsiisbilber" unb aud cine Reseus
ion DON Waitlanbs Dsribeibieunas.
drift; .Rarratipe Of TIE Surrsnbsr
u guonaporis" In Der r6alIii4sn Qis
raturssiiuHs- (1826) na6lsien
ann.
Die lsiisnbsn Wdnner Der euolifhsn
Regierung baiten ben Gsbdnien as.
,abt. ben uHgliidli6en aaifsr on Cub
pig ben 4dtje5nten aus3ulisisrn, UNI
hn erfdisBen gu laHsr (9tral. bic
,Stmsss, "a. JuIi unb bus .Journal
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Ser @aHembaubel nnb Die eng
liide Breiie.

Dir beobadten, bdb pGbrsrb eine
sdn5e an5abl dugIosameritauif6sr
3dtunaen bic 9olitit Oes prGiibenten
geseniibsr Deuti4lanb nidt 5ilIiasn
uno feline llnteriDsrfuns untsr Gnas
lamb fdper tooeln, iie bod nit GHts
f9isbenbeit ni9t bios fir bds Re6t
sintreteu, bem 4uslaHbs unoearenste
Usengen DON Waff,n 5u liefsrn, fons
bern barin aud cine pfli6t erbliden.
Das R.dt III In ietner Deife BON u
geub elmer Seite beitritten ipOrben,
nber init Der ipi9tisen Giuj@rdntuns,
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gokal.Deridt
0afesDau.

9ie fir aeitern Ratunittng ange.
iesien Spiele pDiiden .Reos" uno
.SuDcrbas" in Cincinnati, ,fpiid,ciI
.glicien" im6 .aarSinlleu" IN Ct.
Souis imo 5piiden .lii1fers" iino
Cubs" in Chicago mnrben bur6
giegen inb naiie SpielpIate perbin.
Der. unb rrcrben ooraiisii6tIih besae
IN cen betreiienbcn stcoten als
9teiIc bon GoppeIipieIsn sinH aie.
treg seIaueen.
Sn @ittsbura aIlein fonIrtcH ae'
tern tipti RationaIliaa Spiele 5lpi.
i6eu Sen oortieen .giraten' inao ben
gcltcner .grapes" init benz iolgen.
cen gfeiuItat itattiinoen.
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gitts9ing i. 002000000-2
Seute gsad,miitae piertes Spiel
,piiden umieren -Sieos4 unb ben
SroosInncr .Guperbos" TN tieiioen
ReOInnb 5ieIb. gpomit bic gerie en-.
get. Weorgen begiiineu bic Weip Dor.
fer ..slieien" ibr S,peites @aitfpieI Der
,saiIon bier. mnb ss III etn helper
,tainpf ;u crrnrten, cn bic beiben
'slubs aiif bem aricsspiaoe chamber
5sssuiibsr iiebeu.
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WlittiuOdb ben 4. 9lusuit 1915.


Terrero. Der itdlienii d {
Set6i6tsidreiber, iagt, Der bsutIht
Haiier liiet, lpenn er betbeure, bab er
ben aries nidt berbeigefiibrt. benn er
babe breibis Sabre lang einen iol4en
porbereitet unb bestpegsn iei sr I'M err
tten 4niturm Sieger gebIieben. Sn ben
breibig Sabren mar Stalien Der Yuns
bessenoifs Oeutidlanbs unb b.Ksn
NnsebOrigteit gum 9reiperbdnb tpurbs
Dtsoerbolt in Der italicniiben aammer
bon ben Uliniitern bamit ertlGrt, bah
Der DreiDerbanb elm 5riebens6unb lei
nnb bab bic Riiituneen bes 9reipers
banos leoislih unb alIein Der I5pebr
bineu. Dsmnad beItGtisten Die italies
niiden Winiiter bic Ri6tigtcit ter
Wort. oss auiIers unb pirb iFerrero
gum semetnsn 9erldumoer eeitempeIt.
9ier5u tommt nod, bab Gerrero srft
Dor elmer Wo6e i'm 4tIantic Wontblp
ein.n Irtitel perOffentli9t bat, tporin
er iast, oab Staliens 4bfaa BON 9reis
buno iid nidt re9tfertissn laiIe. Dali
er ieBt anbers rebet. benefit bic Rids
tisieit bes Spri9lports, bab 2iisnsr
Elm tur5es 9eoddtnib baber.
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We der 4rt bic britifhe Rehts
fertisuns fir bic unterbriiduns unfez
reg Saubsls 1T, bapon Iisfert bas Or
enment oes en9Iii6en aronanDalts
iiber bic aaperune ameritanifder
TIeii6labuneen cine olerliebits Drobe.
Gr rednet aus. bab 10 Wilionsn pers
ionsn, nGmIi6 Solbatsn unS SdRoe
tper,sr untsr Der aontrole Der beuti6en
Resieruna iteben, Sierau rebnet sr
aud bic 5rauen unb ainber. tpoburd
er auf cine 3iffer DON 80 WiGiOner
gelanet unb bamit bic 8apsruns redts
fertist, neil bas Gleiid ni6t aur Grs
ndbruna Der 3tpiIbeD0Itsruns, ionbsrn
bss Nilitdrs bisrt. 9llio mad bieisr
Inidauuns iinb 5rausn unb 9inbsr
bon Soloateu unb Sanoperteru bem
Sunssrtobe psrfalIen. Gas 1T Die bris
tiide SumanitGt, Die uniere enalifte
Brefs 70 gIiibenb besetitsrt! Qbsr felbit
Bel iol6er nSumanitGt" bat bic Reds
nune nod Elm 2oh Oeutitlaub bat
auBsr ben 30 Milionsn Menib.u nod
peitsrs 40 Wilionen gu ernGbrsn. Wie
nil Der Sronanpalt bic Qu5bunges
runs bieisr 40 MiGionsn redtfertigen?
gasnn sr um Qreumerts perlsgsn 1T.
lam iie ibm uniers probritif6s 9reFs
Iiefsrn, Die tdsIid prsOist bub Teutids
lambs uutsrgang cur Si6erbeit Der
Welt notbnenoig lei. Der Oramatis
fer Sbap bat in ieinsm grimmen 5us
NOR auf einen tptrtiamsn Qusipss
pertpieI'r inoen er ben GnQldnbern
rist6. ale oeuti6eu Nrauen untsr 80
Sabrsn toOt gu idieBen, oann miiHs
8eutidlano unbebinat ausIterbsn.
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Die ct. Coulter .Rtpubs
lie" mut,t in einem lanaen astounbs.
men Qrtitel, Der bic 0eutIasu baIo
ftrei6elt, bolb truBt, Der oeutIhsames
ritanifher preiIe gum gortpurf, baB
iis aufgeb0rt bat, amerttaniih 7u benz
Ten uno tbre Geier fir SeutI hldnos
Sntsrsiien gu gepinnsr osriudt. Sie be-
miibt fi6, Oas npbilofopbiidb" AZ .rtlGs
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ui4t, ri4tig Derfdbrt. Dis Republic
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-28
NOTICE.
HiIo Railroad 5ondhoIders.

Under the terms of the agreement
between A. W.. T. Bottomley, A. N:
Campbell, ]. r. Gait, A. Lewis, Jr, E.
!. Spalding, John Waterhouse and E.
H. Wodehouse, as a committee rep
resenting the bondholders of the Hilo
Railroad Company, the Hawaiian
Trust Company, Ltd, as depositary,
and the holders Of bonds of the Hilo
Railroad Company, the Hawaiian
Trust Company, Limited, at its office.
Kauikeolani building, King street, Ho-
Holulu, is now prepared to receive
bonds OF the railroad and to issue its
certificates of deposit therefor.
,Bondholders desiring to avail them.
selves of the advantages of the above
protective agreement are requested to
take their bonds to the offices of the
Hawaiian Trust Company, Limited,
for the above purpose and there to
sign the agreement.
This offer is open to all owners of
bonds up to October /, 1915, and
thereafter with the consent of the
committee.
Copies of the protective agreement
may be obtained from the above de-
positary and from the undersigned at
the offices of the Guardian Trust
Company, Limited, Stangenwald build
ing, Merchant street, Honolulu.
ALBERT F. JUDD,
Executive Secretary, Hilo Railroad
Bondholders' Protective Committee.
Honolulu, Hawaii, September %,
1915. 6276-7t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-28
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Oahu Railway and Land Company.
Notice is hereby given that at the
annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Oahu Railway and Land Company
held on September Is, 1915, the fol-
lowing officers and directors were
elected to serve during the ensuing
year, viz:
B. F. Dillingham;, president and d.
rector.
H. NJ. Won Holt, vice-president and
director.
A w. Van Valkenburg. secretary,
auditor and director.
w. F. Dillingham;, treasurer and di-
rector
H. G. Dillingham;, director.
F. c. Anterior. director
Paul Muhlendorf, director.
Jas. l.. Cockburn, director.
W. w. Chamberlain, director.
A. w. VAN VALKENBURG,
Secretary.
Honolulu. T. H.. Sept Il. 1915.
627+Sept, q, %, Oct. 5.