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Evening star., 1915-12-12
SLIP CONSCIENCE MONEY.
Sent for Misuse Of Stamps Twenty.
Three Years Ago.

Some one in Clinton. Miss. doesn't
want 10 dle with it on his or her con-
science that ne or she used Cancelled
stamps over again TO the detriment OF
Sncle Sans revenues some twenty
three years ago. So, "a citizen sends
on S1.12 IN stamps to compensate for
the fraud. saying it is sent for another
who conf.aSses the fault
y letter addressed to the Secretary of
the Treasury. received yesterday. tells
the stors' and brings the restitution
Evening star., 1915-12-12
DUE TO OVERHEATED PIPE
Fire at 1888 New York Avenue
Causes $4,000 DAMAGE

An oEerheated pipe yesterday after
noon started fire in the basement of
building S3S New York avenue. and the
blaze vas conveyed TO the top floor
through the elevator shaft. doing $500
aafnaSe TO the contents OF the apart
meat q Charles X. Nixon on that floor
and about $500. TO the structure.
The hre started a few minutes af.er .
O'Clock, am, the immense Quantities q,
SMOKE made y appear that the building
ana possibly adjoining structures were
doomed. and a second alarm was sent -,
Evening star., 1915-12-12
SEVERAL POSITIONS OPEN.
Federal Employment Bureau Makes
Public List of Jobs.

| The federal employment bureau has
made public several opportunities for
positions in this city. Maryland and
Virginia. Additional information con-
cerninG the vacancies may be obtained
upon application at the bureaus head
quarters in the Mills building, 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west. Description of the positions fol-
low:
District of Columbia-One married or
Evening star., 1915-12-12

single woman for general housework-
German, Scotch or Irish. No objection
to very small child. but prefer with
out. Ten dollars per month. Good
home, light work. Transportation ad-
vanced from New York and deducted.
Maryland. Prince Georges county
One married or single man for general
teamwork Any white. English speak
ing: experienced Wages according to
ability. Unfurnished house. garden
and fuel
Virginia, Tazewell county-One sin
gle or married woman for general
housework. Colored or foreign. No
children wanted. Could give husband
farm work to do. Three dollars per
week and home. sportation ad-
Vanced
Evening star., 1915-12-12
BAR TO DEBT EVASION.
War Department Makes Ruling as to
Army Officers Obligations.

Complaint recently was made to the
War Department that retired officer
of. the army who was heavily involved
in debt had gone into bankruptcy on
representations that he had no assets
and was dependent his pay of
S116S1 a month. One of his creditors
expressed the opinion that the War
Department should not approve of that
method by an officer for the evasion
of his financial obligations
In passing on the case it was held
by the War Department that sucn
Evening star., 1915-12-12

bankruptcy proceedings did not release
an officer from the moral obligation
imposed by the military code of honor
to pay his just debts; that that code
forbids an officer to release himself
from the payment of his just debts in
any other manner than by payment or
adjustment satisfactory to his creditors
and that the officer is triable by mill
tary court for conduct unbecoming an
officer and a gentleman for not paying
such debts. provided his failure to do
so is attended by circumstances indi- =
eating an intention to evade their pay
ment.
Evening star., 1915-12-12

the amount has been u.tposited w,t
| the conscience fund. The letter reads:
Il have been given some money. the
amount of which you will find inclosed
IN stamps, for the payment of SONS
used stamps which they used some
twenty-three years ago. The party
said they did not wish TO die without
, king same right beforehand. am
hoping that this will reach you in
safety, and that same may he made
right in the eyes of the government.
Respectfully. A CITIZEN"
Evening star., 1915-12-12
Capt. Edwards Coming Here.

Capt. George NJ. Edwards. Medical
Corps, In this city. has been relieved
from duty with Field Hospital No. 7,
at Fort Sam Houston. Tex. and is or
dered to report to the governor of the
Soldiers Home. this city. for duty.
Evening star., 1915-12-12
Guides Flowers for xmas,

Place your orders early for fresh -cut
flowers and blooming plants. 1914 F st.
advertisement.
Evening star., 1915-12-12

Compressed air haulage systems
! have been installed in German coal
mines that utilize the exhaust steam
from hosting engines to run the COM
pressorS.
Evening star., 1915-12-12

Egypt bought l79,S67 Bibles last year
bought $4,000 and Asiatic Tur-
key 5000
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.lLRRE71 Flies
FORMAL CHARGE
AGAINST STEIN
Police Officer Accused If as
sault and Battery, Disturb
ance and Being Drunk

} !, Ing Ftff . pnIssrsaa a4l,,rrk
against Rudolph Stein, an officer OF
the Honoluil police departments.
James X. sJarfast has wfittsn q IetseT
to the Civil Service 00nlmission, and
the sccmmissien nIeeting yesterday
placed the date for the hearing on 0c-
.tober 12,sat Gin the afternoon. 4fs
Mr.. Jsffett,ss letter esays, I'm part !
n hereby file xliarges against Ru-
dolph Stein, charging him: 4
Il With being drunk while on
duty as police officer On the 10th
OF September, 1915. tsf.s9 )
-. withscreating q distnFbance In.
o public saloon on the 10Th Of Septem-
Der. 1915. :
.s With assault aad battery enf
one Walter Jarrett, on the 18th day of
1915.
Respectfully,
s,..JAMES *. JARRETT i
Copies Of Jaftett's letter Ave been;
sent to the sheriff and to Officer
Stain - 90 - 49, -sy.
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ruth SC|jDER
MEMORIAL FUND
DDnPLElEB NON
Capital win Be Invested in
Bond, income Used to Send
Girl to kaWaiahao

The Ruth Scudder memorial scholar
ship. 4 benefactioh OF the Womanse So
ciety Of Central Union Church, now Is
assured. As . result the society eaeii
year win educate a girl in Kawaiahao
Seminary.
Mrs. Amos A. Ebersole. treasurer Of
Abe scholarship fund. made the an
nouncement Of the completion OF the
fund at meeting this morning OF the
Woman's Society. She reported thar,
70 date. there are II Euhscrfbers 10
the fund, and that $l0S9. 95sa already has
been paid ID, there being only one sub
eoripti0n remaining unpaid The orig
inai plan of the society was to raise
only $1,000.
The fund has been placed in local
bank and as soon as the society. can
secures s per cent bond. the money
win be invested The $50 q year
which will@be returned from the IN
vestment win keep q girl In Kawais.
llao Seminat3 eAeh year, Mrs Scui-
derives SfhetWife COZ Dr. Doremus
Scudder. pastor O. Central Union
This was Women's Day ct CehtrSi
Union, church. Ehe sWomSaAs Society
met INN Anomlne sand N. noonsa bast
ketx mnehe0n NasaBefSed. The Wo-
mans Board IL meeting this after
noon. =. $500 = = tsi9s-i. 49,. ki--ss
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CLAIMS EKPEISE
ACCOUNT PADDED.
By CONTAGIOUS


Charges OF graft and fraudulent pad.
ding OF expense accounts were huneh.
ed against 1anAas Stamaro e Company
or New York City BY Attorney W. b.
Iymer In Circuit Judge winners
court this morning.
sAttorneF LEmar, with AtfoEueF Alex
ander Lindsay. IE.. i representing the
dafenaank m the ease - Stewart e Co.
AGAINST Cox z. 81 Spalding e Kauab
a suit for damages IN the sum &c $751;
e02.29 which, the plaintiffs alIage, IS
the balance due them with interest foe
The eenstraeti0n of the Spalding build
ing In Portlane. Oregon.
The attornay fer che pplainti1s read
q king stEine ~ alleged expense Items
which are understood to make NJ the
amount Of the balances which the plain.
tifss aliege y due thanl- ,s.ss.s. Is {
s-That expense akcsunt Indicates
gfaft al tie Way-throush sh0n1ea At
tofIet hymef. u eject, when ex.
10 The jury what the defense
&00ld endeayOr o show during the
trial & !,
He referred to TIE piaitifs and 10
the two WITNESSES Cor the plpaintin a.
slick New Workers.. =
They are Just as clever as you can
maize tlIem declared Attorney Ly.
me-. sOtAeEwise they would Aot Be
successful New YeRkeFs FAey can't
show how much this Spaldihg building
cost Trey don't kRow then1selves.
Nobody Knows - !. s.-s.ss.7 Z
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sIE|ESIbl(llf ID
alHIlk.E| NH /.
BIallEllliE|
- IL ~; tr.5-.xx - NJ
Professor ScRuSter in Nan
chester 9aresss BeHles
German Research Work
s(Rt .hssor,aIIedIl Press !

MANCHESTER. Eag.-Prof Arthur
Sehnster, q man with . German name
and born and educated IN Germany,
presided al the sannaai smeeting here
sOfithe Britishs ton; q society
that Includes In its 'nEsmbersiip,aR Of
the Distinguished men 6f science tef
Great Britain. He won the presidency
Of this distinguished beds against an
agitation by q part of the press. But
as Prsfs SclIaster Sis~of Jewish blood.
his family were never Prussiaar sub
Ijestsgand his father was q naturaiizsd
'Rriton, the a9itati0n did not stir up
the hay public to any extent and his
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Z, IS. Z,

Business is appaFeiltly 9iakhe up i
biz. possibly Js The pFosReet % AigleF
sugar prizes nest syeaF, n ease the
beet area on the mainland Is crt m
,haff by tsef1nsHy's refusal EossAxport
sugar beetsseedk save i6sfeAufastor
1000 u sc0ndition wi1lclfs tsfs&s aersta.l
is not expected t. eOuhl eaa1ce.e tlanu
Sugar. sEaialaa and Eva have held
me interest of graders FOR sife lsss124
hours. almost To the exelusion;ut other
issues, enough 0laa wastafade1g u. IN
large blocks on - declininG market,
and toached IA teN alsWn ieyeIz for sthe
iteaF. HbyS selling At s4!7s. Hawaiian
Commercial pays AGO zen special tliyi-
dend, and regular sInonthiy afyidend
OF Is cents today sand Henemu pays
$3.50, Of which IS is a special quarter
ly iisbufsenaenfesseas g.
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HEAR@ a0RKS
OF PORTUGAL
and new NATION
People Threw Oft PerniciOus
Rule end WI Advance, Say
Pan Pacific Speakers

Angelo dh cunha Pess0a, Portuguese
cunsui IN Hawai- was the chief speak,
er al the Pan-Pacific luncheon today
and spoke as follows.
rIiaying been invited 10 give my
opinion about the necessity or consuis
and their purposes. / with much pleas
ire agrec with your wishes. IN q
short chat. however, Il lis very sdif-
abeut the representation Of a natioa
in a foreign land That should be the
outcome of many conferences.
However. think that IN two laeo
mic replies. shah be alberto ensfaSe
u your minds the great and difficult
inpof4aDee Of QUE mission
Thus. tie first function Of 4 man
fhatSrepresehts q nation. for example
Portugal. Is in my opinion:
ITO make Portugal known to the
country where he is assigned and
lives. =
TO make the country to which he
ii accredited and IN which he lives ael
annintad with Portugal 20 these Nlas.
Study our political, economical. scieuy
TIC and artistic deFelopmehf, we
are d seurce of information and an IN.
cenfivo ID the Individual progress.
fEcar1ine much from you o. youF
if1lDetria1 pp6gresg and something Of
youf agriculture. We can aid the de.
NeIopMent 0f our country.
IN or consulate al ciyi1 deeds
must be verified according to our laws.
alost important Of all the CONSUL
l1Ilsf seek 10 nInihfain the bends Of
amity between our countfymen with.
06t epnsl1ering their decentralization.
thus our house becomes a center Of
soclabiiify, where our language ig'
spoken and where We seek to keep
alive b Remembrance o. our ori1inal
n1Iic,[lIiI, Nnich, especially AIMING
the Portuguese, Is 50 dear. and mus.
be Sc. because WE nav61a heroic and
Legendary history which copfbelt us
20 restore al civilization that does not
belong 10 Portugal alone but to human
ity-fhe LuAtailid civilization.
eTc1ay Ita glorious day 10 the pos;
tuencst nation This Is = day Of fex
f'tIlf 70 all Portuguese who truly love
flcif native land.
We. Tor hong the arst rulers &c the
world. and the fofofunners ~ modern
oixiIizafich through prodighl moanfS
thial administration, we're brought CO..
the brink Of the abyss and we're on
the point Of losing our independeEce
The revolution Of 0ctobe IS 1910
BY the Performances ONLY tafe the pee
pic The place which By right belonge5
70 them. 20 adIDinister the desliniez
q orr dear l6theflaud and 10 81, tor.
ward and tread fearleeeIv on the e1o-
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Ll0F 3G
PACIFIC DBlBlflIL
5000 q r. Z I
Hitch ips Negpiia tio1s Caused
By Var capita; SAYS a
Coast Newspaper

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HoM YEsIEpBAi's LIST BIIlON
MHEIR. ARRIVES | DI0Ok OVER
SERVICE FIELD For ]: NC. 4. WORK
3 e1cenenl associatian ].

an ezcenenf associatians.. - -
Moro than 20 Associations have been
csta hiisled No army pests andr10 a
TIE URvnl stations, alle which are
proving popular. The association has
Iecefvell kinucl assurance from ne
army and nary offieiala whg have
found mat the association training
means much for the soldiers and san
oss The experience chat has been
gained by IS years Of work IN the as
isoeiatj0n haS proved to- be the Wedee
'that hos made the r. M C. a. famous
in the service. 49,. zsstF
z When Ffesiient TAN appr0priatcd
Q sum OF money for the association in
tnet Camel Zone. d numbered offlcfale
asked him Mhefe there Was q preee
l6ent for ne aetion rs N his charaeter-
fstic way Taft replied:
Best - Get 0p1siaiists. 81 a5eatE s.sassa'sss
NheR go1 haNe o. diffienlt opefa.l
ton to perform, you 60 10 the best sur
econ, and when yo0 hayes q ha1d ease
N court yeus 1ecane the hest attoE-
neys tAen 4 ven koEe - do vim ths
leisure time Of the man, why not 20
to the peeple Who have. made this
their life work. The army officials
know the drillssand RteA tIle suass %
lead our men, But they have not spes
cialized IN taking care OF she men an
lels11e ho6rs. cFh1s statement sslIsne-
ed the men who bucked the PROPOSE
ton. and the II NJ. C. A now stands
o. q firm basis with the officials Of
the country
slfk TIcheaof ana Aafr. mccall have
spelit much TINE a. the exposition.
Nhefes4 eluDhodse was built for the
en,lsted men ~ the exposition assO<
citation. When the club was completed
tie r M. o. a: was ash TO look 6f6
e. the men ana the ~ SEQ building
W1s th4olxeai each dAy sIt has been
to move the baiilf6 10 ne
PresidiOs grouni5 for 8 permanent a.
soention building after the exposition
The VISIONS Mese .satertAinsa Il
lunch today By Paul Super, generaf
6eeretsfy 81 = the association, where
they net Cen NiiIiahi III Garter, whoi
his been sattlFe Il the m61en1ent 81
establishing II. G. i. IN the Local
He'd The VISITORS viii sremain here
for sdlneA time arranging plans for
wpElk n tie service. i;
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weir SlIRPIli
Line hAT CONE
8 All 80 IL g7-7 . % . 70 l7f-1 q = q
San Francisco AoeMts Receive
Word of New Service
for Pacific

. san FRANCISCO, sept. % Fob
lowing the annoaneenleht that e the
Datcfi tFanSb0rtalIon Enc. knOSsna "a
the JavasEhina,JaBaF Inc WIN sh0ftly.
y service OF selelft large
vessels l,etMeens San Ffaneiseo China
ana tie Philipplnes. comes more goea
news fcF tn port Yesterday n c..
Evans 6 Sons. 200 gaIiI0rnla street..
recslyea ! eaDle from ANDREW Weir
q %. 81 IOBdon announcing that she
Bank line win enter the San Fran
cisco Orient trade. ~ =
1.-THE bix Brnish me eonfrols more
than - vessels, part Of which are
now operating between New York.
China, Japan ana the Strait Settle
menfs Some oftthe Bank me frekglIt
ers from New YOfk 60 Japan are using
ne Panama eanAI Route: those GONE
% dtlfef parts 81 NE Orient are rout.
ed Va tie Suez canal. Q
The cable from London to the local
agents - the Weir line. sisted thar
The steamer Inverfc, q comparatively
new vessel Of 1000 tons. SNioald be the.
hrst 10 arrive here il e0nnectl0n WITH.
the new service. the details Of which
have not been workei1 cut fully.
TIE fnEerIt will besin loading AZ
Hongkbng sfO< this port about Noyefn,
Der 1st. It Is expected that before the
Inveric's arrival ether sailings Will BE-
annOunceds y
Aside from the cable annOunciue
TIE compaRgs fltenAfDn o. eaaering
the San FFankisoov Orient trade. sud
that the Inveric would arrive hero be-
fore the first Of the year we haxe mo-
further details. SAID Harry Evans q
member Of the arm which represents
the Weir lines on This coast. How
ever. We expect further information; ]
and are confident that II the trsde
WI Justify &c. d part Of the big feet
viii be put on the runls e, ss 80
Despite the fact that the European
war upset the plans Of many steam
ship Ines which had contfnpi
entering the Pacific trade with the
Of the Panama canal &c,
cent events indicate tist they arc com
Ing here despite Conditions .
The East Asfatfc' line rs noR an e.
Lablished Institution on this coast, and
The announcement has been made by
otto IOlstfrg local agent Tor the com.
gany. that the zig motor ships Mag
aala and Panama are coming here
1rorn Europe. The Maple I eat Inc.
With I've ships plying between Eng
land and this port Is now wen estab-
3ShedssT er-s-sz. 49, - -
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81 MIL. l|||g!I. b
REIgI ID LEAVE.

II the r5kor11l eh'aaklons hlade ~
Lieut.. X. B. Crittend en-, commander
|of ne iirst snbInafl1e Stiirision ~
! Wireless tod1f tosGapt annner e. W.
IzitteIle. coeiiphndel et sti1e U. 81
cruiser Maryland, are approved, the
F.2 and F.3 VIVA leave here for San
TRraneisco fur -pelniEs md alterations
q week eaFlierst than the FL
Lieut.. Crittenden wireless 10 Capt.
Kittelle tki6 fnetIfiIg Recommending
that the F-2 a1a~FsS leave before the
lp-1 This II becailse 4lleF - hes some
work yst, tossbe done en-, her engines
before sheaean be allowed TO start on
the 21S0 mile voyage 70 Mare Island,
even though she i3 st0Mcff rthere. g
a .sIf Capt. eKitfells approves my pecs
ioInmendations said Lieut. Ckittenaen
this Afterno01, the Eas2 and SFS will
leave here about three snr four days
after the K2koats arrives and, the FL
win leaye ahsnk s'sNeek after that Z
Lieut.. CrittcBden said he believes the
four x BOATS will make the Journey
here in ne sdaEssty sst - - ! ..
The X submarines left San Fran
cisco az 91oselOck yesterday morning,
wiraaess advises 20 stoth Iieuts Crit
tenden and ReafadmIraT clifford J,
Houshs eomnandant Of the Pearl Haf.,
b0r naval station stated ayesterday. 4
No Meniion 81 kaNsrk1ees 70 :,
ID neither sdespatehe was mention
made, according to Lieut. Crfttenden,
of the Lawrence accompanying the K
boats, and it Is generally :helieyed nat.
this ship only accompanies the fonT.
submarines and their three eongoys,,
the Maryland, Naashan and Iroqa0is,
e dar as the open sea outside Golden
Gate vas 81 ga = {
Nothing was said, In the wireless
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lntefnaiiQnd Secretary las
Conference With lai Gen.
Carter On Conditions

Here with tile ubjectSof leoking Over
the army and navy. field with view
towards Ultimately establishing an
army md navy MN sebsAsi &C Pearl
HarteF o. somezothet 3oeation,
and U4Sy seoretA1gnloss the Yes.M &c.
NJ arrived A f1onah1I,f th1s nlorning
'dhrtfhG 6onoma accompanied By Mrs.
'Hieilenprs ann sssss III s,e:at ~ IL. 7
oftYOlBs 6eftainiy have q great brand
% aMeafh1p shere.it NJ ulsegEed Is he
walked dbMA tlIee gnnRpDlnR. srK Is
simply fdPal9 sund Or lloSo bracing
TIM tn average tFopical climate I've
lIsed fiHEEest.E Affiea, anu ! mnst say
tlils climate appeals q me more than
the QthlIs O. Is &, 3lsr q a - z ..s
nlna15aasn6ns ssaii he I'D ~ me to
o6mnr1I hih1sbl1 -. 10 tie 6ifl1ols Cor
dntarnll andAnapyEES q. q fhefe,
bu1 ssfI1 shean1neFbe ~. sEeChfla his
as11oIn1e dnrsllfA h13Dt1Ito here 70
- g, {. - - ss,sr.
Wy s1f - IoonIsEI611 o1D1fes1ep1rting
10 tflIb eInt6rn6flo6 1nn11tt68 - TO
vlIslher 81 ~ aIvi11II6 t6zegtnbIish
Bfsih if11tnre o. associatiDn work In
the tnrFifpHy1 Az ! fsi:t &. a.pes (.
tiexFs ~ nlsAe i. fo1rsof inNestiea.
tIolf 2on1l ~ I'i1kcnot dkni1 look
ii11On aflngS 90 lh1 1lliunDe here
- t1lIeefn1ath oir te..
lEIlcn tbt1ll1 4 - N1ni1g here
lftn kfket ltt9lI1letl fNh61os We hare
~ ~ o141Ghee n cur Inc Of Asso-
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; : AeG0rdingG % o local authority,
Russia is the chief source of supply
for the best, 6fistles. Of which it
furnishes 2s79e to 9, 4O9 short tons an
11aiiys to the wcf1d' market OF about
So percent ofpthe total supply: The
expectation - Of such considerable
Off lbristles Is the more
remarkable since the number Of swine.
in Russia IN 1913 was only Il. 200. 0e9.
while the United States had 54,0ge, 900.
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Mrs Martha Gray. Of LyndhGrst.1N.
u, horseMhfpped Leuistyt Pyes. editor
OF the LyudhHrst @Sentinel" tor print
ing an attack on her father n took
the chief Of police and four officers
to subdue her. = , go T..
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VESS 20 AND !. !.
FROM The ISL ANDS.
TuesdaF. OCT. g,

Tuesday, Oct. 3, ~
GAvI0TAA-Sailed. Oct Is: Sp. Falls
Of Clyde, f0f Honolulu -. stF Il
GRAYS HARBOR 0ctai5:
Schr. Lizzie Vance. from Kahului.
Sent. is. -, = ssNsE =
Radio Messages. 7.4 4
8. o. Niagara, arrives from Victoria,
ednesday.e a smA, and proceeds to
Sydney. same day. asR m.9"aa sSs-.
8. Sc Ventura, arriving from sgd
ney Thursday. proceeds tosSan Fran.
cisco. a 2 p. M. same day 80 q
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-05

!. DenSai sof. reports that NELSON o.
Shauehnessy has been dropped from
the diplomatic service was made at
the State Departnekft '=z----,' 5'~--.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-05

hrokher seieAt1sts considered him en-
titled to the honor 81 Il h 4. .
sla asreeent interview Prof. sxha1ster
said 4hat n the present war ended IN
a'sta1enatt mdlit srisns ,xeufd b sf16sd
on All EHrbpe and science would be
tumed from ito Ieeitimate aims for
thta inEeAti6a dfs news engines, of de-
stfsldtioni ne Believed the drawing Of
scientists ito politieal ana CONNER
cial life proved an evil for Germany.
This drew her best minds away from
pure research while Germany ex.
cefled fns working out the practical
ends Of seienee tie great reyolutfon
In science did not originate IN that
country, 49, -, -. - 49,
,ttTf the war ends in such . way as
10 encourage the nations to believe
that they will sooneFsioT later be at
waE again, he: said, rmaterialistio
aims, J am afraid will 0yershadow the
idealistics aspects of~scisnce."~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-05

Ione okeo ocu'1 t1l.s Een ncet ~:
{ Nons6e % ~ NOR unemoI,lI1ns
oue 1900 uon'a tell tultn &nak sou
are.
pouhls &c N 100 e iallino.
- 49, tkt< $<a 4
Oae i1sn eorft m1ks 4on 1efH ~.
You've rot - Keep On groNsho,
Ora 800 - uon.k - g ALI,
Nonive 90 lo neeo EN- noiAn.
So kt1ls porl nlspatelA
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-05

Peter PeIersan CT New York. en-
plcyed as 4 letter carrier for 10 years
was arreslcd. charges with soDolng