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Nn Snlmcbua.

: mango Inr bar Stiitpropit Oll.
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patt aoltillig Sebat. 6icnncmgoo.
cnoe ipnes oct at ppre SiIireo@beb
mco @litap Scnicns Nlrbcibc; men
Scr er ogioa fremiprt iaa mango 9ln.
fer, ot llotu'tct liffcrt life uil bli Ell
oeli9 peotuaet lonl brt er.
Gen eacntlige inoguncnbe &ritit
pil oo9 iprlt fomme man man iuar
ct HcNl'tcr opcr DC me optugne Sul-
nlcr oN De ira Sonoituo foaicrc0c.
Ioriattcren bar nentlig ubelubt 1916
Snlmcr al Snnoitao oN opto0ct 21S
me. nj Sc iibite or Sc IS puo SonoS.
mail. Observation-Disclosures obtu1cS
MI 'prcot nuer belle Salmcbp0cn.
Woacn iubcholocr i0ethclc S64 Sal.
mcr moo Yonoltoo@ 632. Nj pore
mere SnlmcoiNterc. iom bar iuaci
TluoS / Woqcn, bar lea notcrct So
mas Guhl nlC0 26 Salnlcr, Ouitdu
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Sohnlcn. Sophic Nonncpic pN Sfup.
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nlnnlainlmcrnc pil al Strio optprt
on Nnofrrclic al Nlirlnlnlcrnc / Sir
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ira ocn norif amcrifanifc reIigipi(
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cr ira Mctooiitcrncs ri1c Solmcifni
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lie SoNu" fonlnlct mlco. Gen me Net
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llot moocrcret hpor set uiloe pTr(
Tor tort NibrUf at irlOc Sen. Sci
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lei melt Nrnocri, % / mango SoInncl
hor nctop NcniulCt I'll Den iprt ii
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l0nllc Salmcr or / iormcl Ncniccn0,
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llotruf i Sc al @anoitoo optuan,
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hor @uitap &cnieu uoiMt Ell iiol
"Reminiscences
Set tan hn i'm >utcrc3ie al nTun,
at set par Siateren Nmlt &oniul
'om Tor noQle Nar libcn too me0c
traltIN iiloroc / "Morlenblabet" il,
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tc AZ nor melt tlenbte Salnler; mel
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maalet ON neutrality-suspicious. pT
ret oppc lTlac icr ben Sio. Set fal
nj hauc III NlltcreaIc az 'e, hpao Inn
oiac arititere blanot pore @auoS,
mpnb beroper hor at iiae. Sptaacl
len al Observation-Disclosures ifrlo
life oTre no9en Sinorine Tor @oaen'
|~enpttelie. ga set 10 or NOT at pUIa
inellem AZ Observation-Disclosures. Nj
meliepis blir ser nj, ncbiat Ell Som
mission I'll at aiennemie SenienS llN
fait.
/ uprc Sfulclupc
bar ri iaaet cnbel minbrc Nordnorill
ger. iom mart oil ioreli9ac / 9op
Sornr. &c piatiaitc al oiSic or q
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&c iioitn9pnte maotte tr9ff, zig
tiIbase, men be paaftaar, at I'lba.
getoset foretoges at "ftratceifc
Senipn".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09

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e,rp a. nroo..H. Iowa, rspAH THH hu ~ CoSo,rss %
k.rur Q. 1897.
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/ uprc Sfulcl

har ri iaaet cnbel minorc Sornnorin.
ger. iom mart piI ioreliaec / Cops
Scrnr. &c piatiaitc al biSic or at
finn SoIfeitolelTrere icm mnberpiier
/ Hcliaion ifal behepc at beficnbe ia
til Statsfirfen % Der or aobnct No.
gang til at cprette eli SolfcifoIcn$
Soc alasie, bporpeo SfpIctibcn blir s
Mar. iitebctior icm mn Z. Tcttc Soc
Sfcicaar or hog life tpinacnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09

1d'ammta issl7 GNS 49, lbs; Bis ! OPS $50
! Den nUlIe (0bel uuNiuca (alct
Nnu &c llblGnoinQcr, iom / Sc iummc
Gioarum cr ouiowmci til Sc Scr
Siotcr uNcn Den Mcu'ilt at boiUttc
ia Ser:
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Sra 11oroc.
5~crtfriiclic ira eioe

&c ,SilQenier par onlat p0a ct %Urif
i Molme, lom bpggcr &rI9@'tlbe lor
oen ipcnifc Siot. ! Sonmler opod'
oe0ca oct. al ban houoc 'aoct illco
liz blcm cn0cl Sc0nIHAcr III llnocr'
uon0obon6c % uiltlof o0loo Loot
ilicn ct (ar bicnmle / %crQci. Set
uoftc iior Spli0t, oo oct blcp mclot,
OF %nQcniercn blcp ltlllct Tor Naoo'
blarcttcl / Maine. Sans ebtf
onina Sclrll9crne Tor betporiil9@'
leic. ! Hcttcn 'iolte Heroog trent
laaoc Den ipen'fe Marlncltprelle Gr'
flrrino ON at &c omtdlte lcgnin1er
life frulbc onicc2 |bcnmncIigc, % DC
res TlcrllcIlc fun0c heller ittc pirfe
Ill Sfooc ior HlActa Torlpor. Eige'
lcoca blcp oct al Sorlparcrcn 'rcnl'
bpl0t, at Mor9enliiernc life bopoe
hopt / Sin6c at 1dunc llogcn 'rclll'
mco Ma9t pc0 S%cAnlnNcrnca 6lcr.
nclic. bporpnn ban blcu rl.
t cnot. Silirobs berlor bar
ooa bans llioriigtiQbcb life pirfet
9opuliN. og DC melt %fonicrpatlpc
BLADE bar tat itcrft tilor6c
moo %Anpcnoclic al u%ocnlauoite Sn.
0cniorcr peb loaoonne Ncoriiter.
9li'urcn bar rciii Wtoouillc moo pore
,Stgcnicrer i Spcri9e, % iIigt tom
lTngc /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09

SNllA ANU
arfpmre
g,,'On,r .65 7s3 s.s.esl lei6sos lssleso
Intauei al a~ireiiie llolunoinaer
fammenIignet meo antoQct al an.
fomne lloIGn0inger iiilcoc liz /
Yiorts Nnoneo iaaIeoeS:
sniomns ueldubiuaer 1915. 1914 1913
,(nopoubrere 10. 263 %. 62l 90 g5s
oStte S%rbponorere 7,O12 ii. 302 2I2sa
Siliammen %, 1885 los. 923 32l.2l
s'rtIifs ubIaubiHssr. 1918. 1914 1913.
u~bponbrere. ..... 7,1j5 IL, 500 10 .O4i
Site nopanbrere 7,31? 1921 l5.s23
SiIiammen. e. 1917 2s,177 30. S61
Climbing Seio!tu. ll,l6s s0,l46 90,37i
5orbelt paa De pistigiie Nationa.
Iiteter bar Snonnnorine iii og 10.
%parbring ira De Sor. Siater iiiaei
fig iaaleoes / be ieritc otte Maoneoer
efter 8eroensfrieens llbbriib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09

NClllHltl wv IuuuuIlHN >tpii'iNi'
9li'Urcn bar rciit Wtoopilic moo pore
Sl9cliercr | Sucrl0e, % lll9t ton
hTngc lTn9C /.
SrnnmGl
cr bet ct lonoefienot Nnun Tor lUn'
&c ll0cn. Nan or Ell enerNilt o.
pnnAddcnoc Ilitntur pua Soclal0e.
motrotcrncS r~abifolcite Slpi % reoi.
0crcr Vurtictn Nlao "9tp Sio"
S%ronohiem. Siior blep ell onnlf
Wano, Nlireb 2rliie, lonl bar Ncoat-
tor Tor Tdrtlcia Wla0 paa Hcpun9er,
uopili al Ni1ct Tor ioripara iicnOtlig
Ngltntlon. llouianingen par %loretut
al Nmtmlan0cn / Hor0rc SrpnbbienlS
Nmt % par buooc Ell litlog % lloet
ret'rr0lg NiiTre, lom mlabllll1cs n
mango, uunlcet Turti. Nc1icringen
tlinoc 6og life pco tongellN Nc'olil.
ton tiIbogefolnc ocn, o. loa toJ
Grannrl oN ifreu / "9tp Sio" polo.
%'pnunle Nrtltler, huor'or han blcp
illtnli o0 osmtcs iii 30 Cages SUnN.
lel, lonn ban MI bar ailonet nleo 10
cages %nno o. @reb. : Nettcn
frTuei han arlic, lom Ga bar /
Stocfbolm, tiltalbt lom Tione; men
oettc blcp nr9tct. Spbi0lcIicn par
itor ~ man irpNtet ior Sptsier.
"a Srann1Tl tpm no Al STn1slet
Tor nollc Sage libcn mp0tc Ell =
5000 0fcnnc'tcr ~ % hplbct bam.
Mun off li9c til Nnfln9ebUnfcn
iNicn ior Ell NrtifeI % Ell Suoicnbel.
'c ira %Urnc3lnocn on Sol0utcr-
miHhunolIn1cr. NcN9c bar inotot
un0cr bans NrauTr; men ban opcr.
tol N~nlpdrct ior oct belle. Gen 'llns
acrcnoc Nc0nttcr, (hornT@, Oh Ell
Mcbnrbci0er. lnnt Srannlrl bleu
iot mlbcr SiltOlc. Solcn putic me.
0en S9ncrtionlbc0 ogioo ioroi oct
S%perN@nnual p0r optut ON Wc0nr-
bcl0crnc / en- Nuia fan holoe@ an.
lunrliNc lor NIaoct@ %nbholo ianl,
men mco Ncoottorcn.
Ncticu Ioilc NIoten uco at bonnie
0cu Tor Siocu iun1crcnbe Ncooftpr,
ShornU@, I'll 81 Cages GUn9icl,
mcocna Sc 10 ouNrc bIcp irificnot.
Mn Sio~2 Sproa er trnltiN, o.
ArtitIernc l~nocholbcr mlbcriiocu
notidn olrcttc NnipOninlcr til re.
polutlonUrc Slltog; men SrnnmUl
ltu'icr lll. lite mino't uco MtunbiO.
h~tocrnc@ Nll6'tri0en. flor OF pc0hol.
0cn0c Vopulnrltci Mdn ij0llrcrCr
nlcb iii Pam itu0id / %auoct4 Trca.
'c; hans StillluN l oct lociul0cmo.
tr0ti'fc Tarti cr itertt, o. hans
M0Nt / SplanN M0n o0 bans
WcnuN2'UlIcr llnQlotl0Ilitcrnc,
iom Dc fables opcr Ell mcrtcliQ
oomncrcnoc ,<noiipoelie. SrnnmUl
cr Ell loliit OF 900 Solcr. o. bans
CptrUocn cr ipmpntiit. Man fan
lite unbNna al lrllc Merle iii ban
| Ell Goriamlinl. Non bar pliaa Ell
pppcrIip acknowledgements % ucr
hpor han ital irttc line llnocr9ene
raler.
Gil Humennls Nmt
moa SGierne ierii islec n1eo Ell libel
Sur. ga, III heoer Oct ~iorreitcl
Nsre Splfe. ga Hom@oalcn bare Ell
en- IIocn Gel al oct ganifc ioIferig,
Amt Nn1tet huube 1865 1886.
S~nobu9acre og III ca. 10000, hpor
Al opcr 10000 / @perne. Sciic ia
ooa life Rare Ell Ncitripcoie q
homaoala Amt - eQcr altioo Nsr,
Nplte. Get or Inn no9le ~oricntcrcn
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-23

city by moving northward through
IVangorod.
Germans are sacrificing men on a
scale only comparable to Galician
campaign. Won Hindenburg in par
tiCUlar has driven whole battalions to
certain slaughter against Russian
strongholds north of Warsaw. Rus
sian losses so far have been compar-
atiVely light.
Rome.-In face of murderous fire,
a small Italian detachment forced a
crossing of the IsOnzo, three miles
above Goritz last night, and dug
themselves in at the western base of
Monte SantO. Maintaing the position
despite heavy attacks on all sides,
they are blocking the transport of
munitions to Austrian fighting around
PLAYA.
Athens.-Under cover of fire from
allied warships, Anglo-FTench forces
have driven Turks from several ar
mored trenches near slopes Of Achi
Baba. Turks suffered heavy losses.
GeneVa.-Fresh rur1ors of impend-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-23
CHICAGO PUBLIC PARKS ARE RAKED OVER THE
GOALS AS OPEN HOUSES OF PROSTITUTION
BY JANE WHITAKER


Our large parks are open houses
of prostitution in which girls are
ruined, whether willingly does not
matter, because of lack of protection
that would save them from them
selves. Girls of II and Is, and even
girls of Is and 16, are permitted by
their parents to go with other girls
or alone for a stroll in the park or to
listen to the band concert They are
at the age when they feel they are
grOwn-Up and want the admiration of
boys and men and, away from the
watchful eye of a mother or father,
they meet boys they know or they
carry on flirtations with strange
boys, and this is the result"
Mrs. Jane Barnard, a juvenile court
probation officer, said that to me yes
terday at the close of a trial to deter
mine the fatherhood of an iIlegiti-
mate child. She said it in response
to my query whether many girls told
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-23

stand of having illicit sexual rela-
tons in a park. %
The girl vas not IS. Her mother
died when she was 5 years old and
her father is a drUnkard and worth
less as a guardian. She has worked
in a factory since she has been little
more than a child, and in the place
that goes by the farcicaI name of
home she dreamed of love that would
brighten life for her and make her
forget the sordidness of it all, and
then is her greed for happiness she
accepted loves counterfeit. ~
cit happened in Garfield park" she
said. 81 went there to hear the band,
concert and met him. He was with
another boy That was in June and
it happened another time in the park,
too" III
The boy put on the stand adopted
the tactics so frefuentIy employed in
trials Of this kind. He admitted his
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-23

ing Zeppelin attack on London,
brought here today from German air
base at Friedrichshafen, and with
them reports of remarkable new in
ventiOn to shield big dirigibles from
attack.
1t is known here that the silent
engine" with which Count Zeppelin
has been experimenting for two
months, has been installed on several
of his airships, making it possible for
them to move silently through clouds.
Paris. - Hand-to-hand fighting up
and down the Voges slopes in Alsace
with Germans attempting to storm
French trenches by massed assaults
reported in official dispatches.
On crests of the peaks of Linge and
BaTrenkopf, an impetUOUs German
charge threw the enemy into French
first line trenches. They were speed
lily elected by French chausseurs and
hurled down mountain side. East of
MetzeraI and at several points along
river Fecht, west of COlmar, desperI
ate fighting is proceeding. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders %ill be received up
to noon on the 23d day OF March,
1915, at the office Of the Clerk Of the
City and County Of Honolulu. Room
s, Mcintyre building. for furnishing
fuel oil as required by the City and
County for the ensuing Is months
period, commencing with the list day
Of April, 1915. Bids shall be on the
following basis: Price per barrel al
tanks; price per barrel delivered to
the following municipal pumping sta.
tons: Kalihi, Kaimuh. Bsretanla,
Sewer Pumping Station, Kakaako.
A certified check or certificate OF
deposit on q bank doing business with
the Territory Of Hawaii. for a sum
equal to per cent Of the amount In,
volyed, will be required Of each bid
der. r - "a az
The Board OF Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
D. KALAUOKALANl, JR., .
City and County Clerk.
s109-Mar. IL. IL, 13, Is, 16, II. Is, 10,
20, %.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received up
to noon on the sd day Of March. 1915,
at the office Of the City and County
Clerk OF Honolulu, Mcintyre building.
for furnishing No. l California wheat
bay. in six-foot bales, double COM
pressed, to the City and County for
the three-months' period beginning
with the LIST day Of April and ending
with the Both day of June, Of 1915.
A certified check or certificate Of
deposit on a bank doing business with
the Territory OF Hawaii. in q sum
equal to per cent Of the amount m
VOWED. will be required Of every bid.
der. r.s.s -. ~
The Board Of Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
D.KALAUoKALANI, JR.
City and County Clerk
61O9-Mar. II. Il. u. Is, l6, II, Is.
- IL, 20. A. = --zs-5-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
TENDERS FOR PRINTING AND
BINDING. g., -

Tenders for printing. binding and
publishing the Session Laws and Reso-
buttons Of the Legislature Of 1915 and
for printing and furnishing advance
sheets thereof viii be received at
the office Of the Secretary Of Hawaii
until Il o'clock noon OF the 22d day
of March, 1915, when they WIN be
opened ~ .--,.r-..-- - So : :. = {. :
Specifications, blank forms Of pro
|posals and other information may be
had at said OfficeSduring Office hours.
All bids must be accompanied BY 9
certified check in the amount Of s50.00
payable at sight to the Secretary Of
Hawaii. -.>.s...s..- 3 .
The undersigned do not bind them
selves to accept the lowest or any bid.
WADE WARREN THAYERs-~-
:~. Secretary Of Hawaii !
CHARLES r. CHILLINGWoRTH,
-, President Of tho Sonata
H. L. HOLSTEIN, - =, f,,g.sf
Speaker. House Of Representatives.
610S-10t ------------.=-r--
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
ELECTRIC Light
BILL AROUSES
CRESCENT CITY

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
HILO, March 16-This city is hav-
ing an exciting time over Senate Bill
II, granting to electric light compan'
les rights OF eminent domain. The
recent sessions of the board Of trade
Of the Crescent City have resolved
themselves into joint debates on the
measure.
John A. Scott, president Of the Hilo
Electric Light Company, at the last
meeting declared his company had
nothing to do with the Introduction
Of the measure. Carl Carlsmith, at
torney, attacked the bill In a vigor'
GUS speech in which he said 1t was
dangerous to the community to give
the only electric company In the city
the right to take away a citizens
property against his will. He also
made insinuations against the com
pany, which brought forth angry re
plies from Scott.
A resolution was passed opposing
the measure.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
MARRIED

KAISER-LEWIS!-In Honolulu, March
is, 1915, Rev. H. K. Poepoe, pastor
of the Kaumakapili church, official.
ing, Albert George Kaiser and Mrs.
Eliza H Lewis. Witnesses, Fred L.
Beringer and Miss o. Houghtailing
McDERMOTT-BORGES-In Honolulu,
March Is, 1915, Rev. Father Valen-
tin OF the Catholic cathedral, Off
chatting, William McDermott and
Miss Susanna Borges, Witnesses,
C. NJ. Limb1rg and Mary Borges.
LOPEZ Rodrigues.-In Honolulu, Mar
Is, 1915, Rev. Rudolph Zurbuchen,
pastor Of the Filipino Methodist
Episcopal church, officiating, Joa'
Quin Lopez and Miss Louisa Rodri
CUES. Witnesses, Charles Papai and
p Carlos v. q. Amora.
L1FFORD-FREITAS - In Honolulu
March ID, 1915, Bishop Henry Bond
Restarick of st. Andrews cathedral
officiating, Edward Perry Clifford
and Miss Lydia Freitas. Witnesses
Edward Nelson and Mary Freitas
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
TWO MORE MAUI
MENPROBABLY
ARE Elected

Especial Star bulletin Coz r.lspondeneel
WAILCKU. March l5.-SemtoRiclal
returns are now in from the primary
Of Saturday Official returns win not
be possible for several days yet, but
the figures as submitted here are fair
ly accurate, and there will be only
slight variation from them 1t Is IN
known as yet who are elected aside
from l.. NJ Baldwin, for treasurer;
Chas Wilcox. for auditor; Glenn Gro
we'll for sheriff. and Fred Kaae for
clerk but Dave Fleming and E. r.
Bevins both are OF the opinion that
their election is already assured and
that according to the primary law
they will not need to run at the gen.
eral election The exact facts, how
ever, win not be known until after
the official returns are in the last OF
this week
The election was easily the most ex-
citing one for years on Maui and re-
suits in some instances we're a great
surprise to Maui people.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
SUGGEST TRANSPORT FOR
CONGRESSIONAL PARTY

Jack Desha, Delegate Kuhio's pri.
yate secretary at Washington, cabled
Territorial Secretary Thayer yester.
day asking that S10,500 be sent him
for the initial expense OF the congress
sional party which Is coming TO He.
waii in May. Thayer sent back word
for further Information suggested
that the expenses be N, srially re.
duced by obtaining pas : for the
party on one of the army transports.
The exchange Of messages was as
follows: -.. a.
-Fifty-eight senators and congress
men with members Of their families
totaling 1873. need $l0.5O0 to cover
steamer and railway incidentals. Sail
Sierra April 81 and return May 20 by
Sonoma or June by Sierra. Advise
IL official party stay viii end May 20
Forward draft in my name. DESHA.'
Secretary Thayer's answer was:
Advise me whether sum mentioned
In tOday's cable covers round trip Of
congressional party. Suggest yoU
make arrangements with war depart
ment for transport. Total appropria
ton made is only $4,000. Officia
party ends May 30. Cable list o.
members Of party at once.
rTHAYER."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
DOLLAR MARK
BEGINS TODAY
AT LIBERTY

The Dollar Mark" from George
Broadhurst's Inelodramaf of finance, Is
the opening bill at Ye Liberty begin
ming with today's matipee. Robert
Warwick Is, in the lead, and as Jim
Gresham, owner of the Nellie Davis
mine. has his GROWING success won
in this great play. Jim hat1y refuses
TO sell the mines to some scheming
capitalists. Baylis. one OF the conspi-
rators, visits the mines with his party
and Alice Chsndler, who is with them,
while sketchings is caught in q terri
&c storm. Jim offers the hospitality
of his little hut During the storm,
the dam breaks. carrying the house
down with the food. Jim makes a raft
of a door which he broke down, and
he and Alice fost down the raging
cataract The party is safely landed
through, TIE daring rescue OF Martin,
one Of the capitalists party. Years
later, Martin becomes a partner in
Jim,s bank which Baylis attempts to
break.. Jim reaches New York after
o tltilling race in yacht and saves
the bank, claiming Alice as his prize.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
DEATHS.

PAAKAULA.-In Honolulu. March 16,
1915, Mrs. Kaluna Paakaula Of 46S
Kuakini street, a native OF Maui,
aged 81 years
Funeral from Williams undertak
ing pariors, Fort street, at $3.50
: o'clock this afternoon; interment
in the Puea cemetery.
KAIEEA.-In Honolulu, March Is
1915. David P. Kaiena Of S21 KanOa
lane, widower, a native of Lahaina,
Maui, aged 81 years.
Funeral from Silvas undertaking
parlors, Nuuanu and Kukui streets
this afternoon; interment in Kalea
pohaku cemetery.
KALIMAPEHU.-In Honolulu, March
Is, 1915, Kiona Kalimapehu, widow
er, of Manoa valley, father Of jim
Hoao, a native of Honolulu. aged s.
years.
MAGNES- San Francisco. March
10, 1871 Mrs. Eliza Magnes, mother
of Mrs. Jacob 1ando of Honolulu
aged 70 years and 6 months
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BY AUTHORITY.
NOTICE.

To whom It may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that the CON-
mittee on Agriculture. Furestry. Pro
motion and immigration Of the House
Of Representatives OF the Territory OF
Hawaii, to which has been referred
Concurrent Resolution No 6, calling
for an investigation into the matter Of
the price paid by sugar mill eorpora
tions to farmers engaged IN the rails
ing OF sugar cane, viii hold public
meetings at the Executive building IN
Honolulu on March Is, 70. - ana IS,
1918, at 100 p. m, for the purpose q
proceeding with said investisallon. 81
All persons interested In this mat
ter are invited to be present At said
meetings, and all persons having any
information on the subject involved
may present same before the commit
tee, either in person, by representative
or by sworn statement
D. P. R. lSENBERG,
Chairman on Committee OF Agricul
ture, Forestry. Promotion and I'm
migration. -.t-,
Honolulu, March II. 1918.
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TALBOT Is NOW
IN Charge OF
KERSHNER CO.

The Kershner vulcanizing Com.
pany, Ltd. 1175-77 Alakea street, is
under the new management Of R. NJ.
Talbot. 80 2
Talbot has for the past IL years
been connected with large rubber and
tire companies in, the = States, and
comes 20 Honolulu -withSa thorough
knowledge Of the newest and most
modern methods, which should facili-
tate efficient service In his line.
Extensive improvements have been
made In the plant and Talbot says
that he Is now in a position to offer
the patrons Of his shop, old and new,
absolutely the best In every detail
and branch OF his business.
This company is the local agency
for Fisk and Miller tires as we'll as
the well-known- Howe tubes.
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Irish PROGRAM FOR IRISH FOLKS
Will BE GIVEN At BIJOU TONIGHT

Irish for the Irish is the program
at the Bijou theater tonight The
theater management will not violate
neutrality in spirit or act but it will
provide the Irish with Ould-sod remem-
brances practically every minute OF
the program.
Andrew Kirk, whose animated pic
lures" have attained high popularity
even this early in his engagement, will
sing two old faVorite Irish songs tell.
ing the story shown on the screen.
Kirk has selected as his numbers,
when Dream Of Killarney" and
Mother Macree," the stories of which
will be told in picture on the screen
as Kirk relates them in song.
True Irish Hearts" tells a beauti.
full story of Erin in three reels. The
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory Of Hawaii.
At Chamberlain Probate. +.
In the matter of the estate OF H. NJ.
Kaniho, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition
Of Mrs. Ekekela Kanfho, widow, of
Honolulu. alleging that H. n. Kaniho
Of Honolulu died intestiate at said Ho-
noluIu on the Sth day Of November, A.
d. 1914, leaving property within the
jurisdiction Of this court necessary to
be administered upon, and praying
that Letters of Administration issue
to herself, the said Mrs. Ekekela Ka-
niho.
It is ordered, that Monday, the 9Th
day of April, A. D. 1915. at 8 O'Clock
a. m, be and hereby Is appointed for
hearing said petition in the court room
OF this court in the Judiciary building
in the City and County of Honolulu, al
which time and place all persons con
cerned may appear and show cause. Il
any they have, why said petition
should not be granted. %.
BY the Court.
(SeaD A. K. AONA,
Clerk.
Dated Honolulu. March 3, 1915.
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