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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08

Ssnator 6srman ron II.
linots bat auf bem 2lrbsitsrtag. ir
Gbicaso cine gebe g.bdIten, in tpelas,
er Elm einigss 2lmsritd fir oas briu,
senbits 8ebiirfnib unferes 2anbes er.
tlGrt. Die Gbicagosr .5ribune~ III
DoG 9egsiiteruns iiber 0iefe Rebe unh
.rtlGrt iie fir bic platform, auf mel.
der Senator Sberman Iein. gepers
bung I'm bic prGiibentidaft fts1er unt
NIT pelaer er aud, tpie bic rSribune"
iagt, iisgen pirb. Inns min es aber
i4einen, bab Der Senator cine pOIitts
ffe Jrage aufpirft, bic gar ni9t .ris
ittrt. Wobl febIt ss nic1t an Wens
f6eu, bic bebaupteu, bab bic Oeutfder
cine SOnberitelIung in biefem 2anbe
sinnebmsn. gu bieien gebOrt bsfons
bers Der aOuisDiller 9enrp Ddtt.rfor,
ben aber gtiemanb srnft uimmt. Wenn
Senator Sherman gefrast piirbe, mos
rim er cine frenbldnbiT6snatioHaIiftis
ide 3niplittsrung unb Gissnbeffre>
burg in biefem aanbe rpdbrnimmt,
ipiirbe es ibm unn0gIi6 fein, barauf
sine befrieoissnbe 4ntport gu srtbeilsn.
Mas i'm gu fsiner 9emertung Deran>
labt baben t0nnt., biirfte bDHit.ns bic
5batfa9e iein, bag bic Deutfhen ben
Waffenf9aher miBbiqissn unb iebe
@bfi9t, ben @uiirten finansi.ll. llnters
itiisuns aus 0ffentIiden Uattelu gu s.>
Ddbren, entihieben betdmpfen. Gs lit
bD9ft irnitberlegt, bie 4nfi4t aussus
fpre4en, baB, neil bic DeutTteu ii9
Der 1lnterftiiBlng Der straightforward
NIT Muffen unb Gelb piberIsben, fie
oespesen, .tne Der amerifaniitsn Ha,
tiOn fsirblihe St.lung einuebm.n.
Dine Wlitbs lGbt iid na9fpeiieu. bab
Didentgen, bic ben entgeg.useiebten
Stdnbpuuft eirnebmen, Der am.rifanis
I4en Ration i9dbli6e Mnfihten pers
lretn. Sos ldbt fid bur9 bic Sbats
Ea9en beipeifen. Der Genatur tpeib,
Sdb a4tsis prosent Der amnitautidsn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
wiittluodh ben s. september 1915
8afbinstoner ssridsen alls

Wafbinstoner 9eri6ten slls
folge pirb Der prGIioent benz Dfterrei-
4tfaen 8Oti9uftsr nidh feline pdFe
ertbeilen unb au6 ni6t feline glbberus
tuns forbsrn, fonbern i'm purh ben
StaatssSetretGr in Genntntb IeBen
laIen. baB er iebe peitere 4gitation,
psI4e ben getrieb unYerer Daffenfas
briten gu bsbinbern gum 3tped but.
sinitellen miiiis. Der 9otIbafter
biirfte iid uuf oas Rebt berufen. Yiirz
ger ieines 2anbes iiber bic unaefebIi9,
feit ibrer SbGtigteit in @affenfabriten
aufautIGren, lpie bas bon Seitsn ber
osutI9en Sotiduft geidebsn 1T, obne
bab uniers Resieruns @inlpano baaes
gen erbo6en bdtte uno ielbit feline 4bs
berufung forbern, I'm iid einem offens
tunbigen unrs6t ui9t gu fieen, mas
nobl bic bette @rlebiguns ipdre, Sin
goti6dfter, Der ppn elmer fremben Res
Qierung geriiffelt tpiro. lam anItanbss
unb e6renbalber ui9t an ieinen goiten
perbleiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
gokal.Derid)t
Gtsrbli@feitsberi@t.

Wiqiam Ttuf.r. GA, 129 aniion
Strabc, Giiberiloie.
SilIiaH iiibr. "a, 3202 Gilbert
aoenue, IuberfiiIoie.
2ornbert 9hesler, AZ, 3i6 @errp
Strnbr. Ilberfilloie.
State 9ambera 40. 2l56 Clifton
Abe. IiiberIuloie.
GbarIotte GospalS, 33, 29t6 llr.
meiIer glne.. MagerseidlUiire.
Gliinbetb Aooeers. 81, COZ Vro.
ipect glnce, Ser5Ieiom.
Gpa Stpedle, 40, 1874 Git Clifton
aoenue, 2iIngeneylt5iinolrig-
slba 9anbmnn. 81, 3465 @bit.
fielo gIrc., 0o1rlIeiben.
9ena 9iebinger, 90, 1881 Sbsr.
man 2lpe., arebs.
sioia aepIer. 81. 2i4S &otmafer
Gtrnbe. Ser5leioen.
Sane Genlpiicr. "a, 24S6 @eIt
ReaQiilnn Strabe. @ebirutIiiter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08

O'e u IL u y Wp NOu>
rem, baB sr bas Sbertpmmanbo iiber-
nommsn babe, perbient nGbere gea9s
tung. Gs tann als ielbipsrItdnbli6
selten, bab Der S6ritt lsoigli4 getban
iporben 1T, um ben bisberisea Sbers
tummanbsur, ben 9robfiiriteu Ri9Os
las, bel Settle gu ihieben. MilitGrie
i9e 9riinbe biirften taum beitimreno
bafiir ssipeien iein. Sat Der @rpbs
fiirit au9 f9pere Rieberlagen erlitten.
10 tpirb BEL unparteiiIder 8eurtbeilung
ibm bas 3eusnib ni9t perpeigert lpers
ben fOnnen, bab sr nit bsm 5u Sebote
itsbsnben Matsrial bas Bette aeleiItet
bat, mas ii6 erreiaen lieb. Die ira
tesiI9sn YIdns bes 9robfiiriten iparen
pbns 5rase gut aepdbIt; iis liebm
ipeber 3ielbepubtiein nod Sraft in Der
Iusfiibruug permiiien. Sic i6siters
ten baran, bab man in RubIuno feline
Iplde Organization fertig brtnserl
tann, ipie in 0eiltidlanb unb AUDI
nidt pie in OeiterrsiA. Seioe 0duber
limb Der rufiii4sn geD0lterung in gsis
tiger Sinit6t melt iiberIegen 9ems
na9 III Hidt an3unebmen, bab Der Gar
BON Der 4uslpabl zines anbsren Sberz
tpmmanbeurs ii9 Before grfplge bers
ipri6t. Sie Gntbebung bes 8rpBs
fiiriten tpirb aber psritdnbIi6, penn
man ie aus eineln anberen 8eii6tss
ipintsl auf ibre llria6en priift. Der
9robfiirit mar, tpis betannt, in poIttis
f6er Sinii6t cine nod peit 9rDBere
Wsadt, ais in militGrii4er. gr mar
Der 5iibrer Der paniIapti6en 8spes
sune, psI6e ben arisg nit 0eutf4s
lamb ssipaltiam berbeifiibrte uno es lit
tein Gebeimnib. bab er ben 3aren
ba5u 3pang, bic panfIaoiide Stros
muns ansuertennsn unb lid Der
Oeutidlanb fsinblidsn politit arBus
f9lieBen. Sept, ba bic SrGrlme beg
pauftaOismus eleHbisIi6 Seritoben iinb
uno RubIanb iid in elmer boffnungss
Ipfen Gage bsfinbet, 1T es letd! 3u Osrs
Iteben, bab Der Gar bic Rotbtpenoiateit
einiiebt, ni6t bios Rublanb, ionosrn
au9 F9 IsIbit gu rettsn, oa iibTol
an3eiden elmer tisfgebeuben @oItssrs
regunq Ii6tbdr finb. 9d5u III Elm bals
bigger Jrieben notbtpsnbis. Gin d9t
rufff6er 9eipaItsmenf9, pie Der
mare fir cine fol6e Grpds
jung ni9t au getpinnen. es 1T iogdr
bab er uls oberiter Be
fsblsbaber Der ruifii9en StreittrGfte
i6 aeaen ben 3dren tpenbsn tpirbe,
penn bieier nit SrisbensgeoaHtsn ii6
oef6Gftigen iollte. Der 9ercadt lit
'ogar ausgsfpro6en porben, oub Der
BEL gntuipfung Don Triss
nssllnterbanblungsn ni6t oapor aus
riidIdrsden piirbe, ben 3ursu ieines
SbrOnes gu sntbeben unb fih ielbit
ium 6srri6er Rublanbs aussurufen.
I'm ben 5risbsu gu ii6ern uno ben
5bron Su retteu, mubte baber Der Gar
BEN 9robfiiriten bsieitigeH. 9ds 1T
eBt eei6ebsn. Sn benz 8orsaa9 Iiegt
liats gefrsmbenbss unb llngetp56Hs
ides. ba es bic Rsesl 1T, gsihldgsne
oeerfiibrer gu Oerubf4ieoen, quges
i6ts bieTer gef6ilosrten 9erbdItuiiIe
6eint uns bic 8ermutbung uiht uns
Jere6tfertigt. bag bic 9tbTeBun0 oss
yrobfiirften Der einlsitsnbe Shritt
um ssrieben 1T. @uf jeben Taa pGrc
u piini6en, bab ss bautit feline Rt9=
tdteit bdtte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
uuerb5rter gurus.
,Dieie WuIers i0nnten aud NAL

rNIe1e U(UutrS tUNHItH dUu5 mdI IT
Der Sisuer erb0bt iperbsu."
,Sreibsn iie iol9en 4ufnanbr
ryea, i9 foge Sbnen! Sisben Rtns
Der; aber meinsn Sic, i6 babe f5on
NAL ems nit ssrriiieHea G6ubeu sfs
isbsu9lA
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Die &c. III rubigsr getpprbsn, als
id ipieb.r an gorb 3uriidtebrs; urD
ipenn mir nuh allss, Weiu, Cabs
tauf6 unb Ronmops. iros mir bort
porgeIstt ipirb, in ipeitem go1.n pom
9ifh sur Orb. fli.s.n. unb i4 feIter
al,ib barauf fammt reinen Stubl
nat Der anbtren Stiie geid!,ubert
prbe, es In bod f9cn pisl ormiitb'
lihsr. Sibsn lam mon freilif nod
ni6t, unb ba ib bas beriibmie Wo
irpfensifsn burhaus uifi prtisgebsH
,pia, 70 mub ih es lisgsnb, ME Gin
arani,r, su mir nsbmsH. Sn5pifben
tommi ppllr Sornenideir ii6ers
Meer, unb bic 1orblee idfI1srt in al
len Tarbsn ipie cine fiiblife Gtbe6is.
bic f6 fonnt. 6slIrotb ersliibi nod
,iumal bas sniidipiuOenbe Gtlieneis
lamb iiber BEN griiHblauen Bitten
tes Mtlentruges, unb i'd trdume bem
'sarbenfpiel nadb, bis nidts mebr gu
feben III uls Simmel uHb Uleer unb
gahn fri in fiirs Tenfen.
glm liebften bon allen giidern tpas
rtn MFR INNER bic @sidi9ttn GROCER
Wldnner. unb Elm mtrt. has fo5uiagsH
bi&isrif&e giDsrapbie re4t pieIer Don
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-12
THE TIPPERARY AUTHORS.

The authors of 'Tipperary" viii
seen have to hold a convention to de
termine precedence.
Harry Williams, lately Of the Gay
ETY. company at the MOrOscO, coyiy
privately admitted that he wrote the
war ballad Another Harry Williams
over in London sent rommuninues to
the effect that he dashed it off one
day.
But now comes Mrs. Alice Smythe
Jay Of Honolulu and produces fac.
smiles of the scores showing that
she wrote the melody and had it pro
duced on February 26, 1869. under the
name Of Yakima" by the WOmen's
Club of Yakima.
The Honolulu Star-Bullotin OF
March 20 publishes the scores of
yakima" and Of "Tipperary. They
are identical, the differences being
negligible, consisting Of one or two
notes.
She describes that one morning IN
the last Christmas holidays she was
awakened by a motor party passing
her house singing "Tipperary, and
she recognized it at once as her own
music; she bought copy the next
dav and verified her claim.
Either of the Authors Harry Will
ans now can have the tlOor.-I.Os An
geleS Examiner
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-12
THAT DAM DOG
STILL TOPIC OF
CONVERSATION
by Latest MALL


SAN FRANCISCO. March 31.-Be
cause the federal quarantine authori
ties in Honolulu are unable to see why
they should discriminate in favor OF
the Dam dog and allow it to get into
the island Paradise" without first
laSsing the customary four months
quarantine Mrs. Everett S. Dam, wife
Of a wealthy Seattle mining man and
government irrigation expert, is en-
route to Washington, D. c.. where her
husband is now battling with hard
hearted statesmen in an effort to have
the island regulations overlooked for
the Dam dog S sake.
I'll take the matter to the president
himself if necessary" Indignantly ex
claimed Mrs. Dam on the steamer
Wilhelmina. which arrived from the
islands Yesterday. when | go back
to Hawaii am going to take Nadia
with me. The law is all bCsh any.
how. Why, only four bulldogs have
been Quarantined in Honolulu in the
last eighteen nOnths, and none OF
them developed anything but a crouch.
when | get to Washington | will
make those lawmakers do the things
that my husband has been unable to
make them do. and I'll get Nadia into
Honolulu if have to 80 to the prcsi-
dent"
Mrs. Dam, after a brief stay in San
Francisco. will hurry to Seattle where
the Dam dCg, which is causing all the
uprOar, is at present being cared for
by a special valet. rom the northern
city she will proceed to Washington
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-12
CHIYO MARU Went
into DRYDOCK
At NAGASAKL

4 broken propeller caused a sli.ht
delay 10 the mig ToyO Risen kaisha
liner Chi}o M'ru Al N2Gasaki. IIpau
With Us Asiatic strerGgc paSsrnStrs
and 9N9 tons " Oriental cargo. the
steame" came to an anchorage ut quar-,
antiue shortly after noon To-Day.
The CEiyO Maru is eNnect,d To lpaN g
lrnm Pier : to San Francisco 'bnut
. o'clock tomorrow morning 1t will
take mail.
TIL" ChiHU is said to have dama"ed
On" CT its rupcllers on tn" outward
- 'aGc. The vessel is provided with
triple screws and the loss OF enc fail
ed L. rrtard its progress t. material
extent. NISasakj has one Of the larS
est graVjn" dOChS IN the Far East. 1t
WlS at this point the representatives
decided 70 repair the tranSpaCitic liner
The ChiyO left Yokohama with more
than 4IU passengers in the several
classes. The vessel WIS supplied with
= quantity OF material To- enter the
Iai anese eNhihitS at the Panana-Pa-
CitiC exposition at San Francisco.
The vessel called at Manila where
it took loo tens VI products including
leo drums of COCoanut oil md 200
tons of sugar, which was lett at Japd-
neSe ports.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-12
BREADSTUFFS WORTH
S357,o91,e23 SHIPPED ABROAD
[Rv Latest NALL

BE --latest -idil
WASHINGTON, y. G. American
breadstufs worth 81 7."9I. S2% were
shipped bbroad during the eight
month period ending February IS last
as compared with $115.215,NS1 for the
same period Of the preceding year,
Figures given cut by the department
Of commerce showed the greatest in
crease was in wheat exports, which
rose from &67. S54,f COS "Par ago to
S229. 205l42. For the last month
alone the breadstuff export totaled
$62,R75.959. compared with sS,772,255
in February, 1914. and the wheat eX-
port increased from S2.S93,S93 to $3S.-
399 992. The departments tables do
not show the destination of these
shipments although it is known that
the great bulk of them went to feed
the soldiers and civilian populations
Of the beligerent countries Of
Europe.
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and promises interesting times in
store for the lawmakers at the nation
al capital who have charge OF quaran-
tine regulations.
Mrs. Dam has reputation as an
explorer and naturalist, For several
YEARS she lived in Alaska and while
her husband was busy in mining ven
lures and Investigations she was col
lecting specimens for the Smithsonian
Institution. 1t is her intention to have
home in Honolulu. but her one am
hilton at present is to beat the quar-
aMtiuc men aud have Nadia show what
" ram do" can do Examiner.
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Local Notice to Mariners.

Local Notice to Mariners,
Hawaiian Islands Hawaii island
northwest coast; Kawainae light
sttion. reported eNtjnguishcd. will
be reI'ghted as soon rs practicable
BY order of the commissioner OF
lighthouses. A. f. ArlPdgc, inspector
18Th Lighthouse district
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FURNISHED COTTAGE.

Furnished cottage and light house
keeping rooms; all conveniences;
electric lights; bath, running water;
short distance from postoffice; mod.
crate Camel place, Fort and Vine
ward. Tel. 1541. 6104-tt
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Alexander & Bald"In.Ltd, .... 49,.
{. Brewer q Go. $1,000. ....
SCGAR
IVA Plantation {" ..-.. 2lii Il :
'i".k 9iSaF {" ..-. 10 10
raw" AEr1 60. -. ....... -. 2lV
lt"" & a S'I {" "4'2 - =
!t"' S'1M G" ... .... :!
| H"n"Aaa Sugar CO. $500. ''-
III ""j'.I sugar l" .. -" $500.
| i!H;' 3InSun SHga7 J Co.. -... !" :
hahHkN Plan. Co. 1890. l"
NtNa"d sugar o. ...... - TO-
N".' Sugar CO. ....>... .... -"
VIC l.''",' sugar C. L'H. Us
"''A SUGAR 60. .....-. - y 80
"hI SUGAR Go, L'd..... IS ''S
ono E" sugar Co. ...... "-'4 - i
a&ihau :. Plan. Co... 80. ....
'"ri'Ir sugar NH ...... =" ~
l'&'" iI""t"';"A co. ~ I"'
r.''' k'' sugar. GO. -. H. ....
Ii"Lr"r Ml}I Co. ...... p 2']-
NaaiHa A-rI GO. ...... 100 l"2'2
NaiInhu Sugar Go. 1900. $40 $500.
va man"ln SUGAR {" .. $500. 200
WANNA Sugar Mill Co. $500. ....
MISCELLANEOUS
HAIKU 7. 4 T. Co., PId 49,. $500.
Haiku F. 4 =. Co.. Com. ....
iia". Electric co. ...,.. 10 1900.
Haw, lrr, Co.. Ltd,...... 800. ....
fi"N PNrarj''o Go. $50. .'%at $1,000.
Hi" T. X. Co.. Ptd...... ...
1'iIo Ky. Co.. ("'h...... 80
Ih II h 4 N. Co., Ltd. .... l''@
RON. Gas co. f1d....... ~" $500.
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Makiki Heights Poultry Ranch.

Nakikt Heights Poultry Ranch.
6. c. White Leghorns and S. c. Orp-
ingtons. Matching eggs. dsy-old
chicks. young and laying stock. Rec
ord of breeders: 1S0-243 eggs. We
trap nest every bird every day in the
year. Cockerels from hens with over
200-egg record. Strictly fresh table
eggs and choice table poultry. Visit
our plant: write for price list.
Tel. 3146. E c. PohImann, p. o. Box
4S3
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Er,,r, pnr, D;.L.,}., 49,. ,....,..,,..-
,,.,. ..;.,, ...',,.',.,.,, <,'.
'''' '"'''
Der II cue.
I me schooner \. : cats Ir1Nln;
l'"lihSHan' W&ShihSt'Il. lhI'' Weeks
ago. Is que daliy VIVA IHII!"er,
"'' ','' 81 '.'''' W a" l"''S Hr''''""H
7, ., = 49,,
,, ,,...,,,.,a , .,''',' '' %..
q wac Il All - "''' D. AZ ''SH''' ~ az
: ''''
wore '!I"h .'"' '''hH Oh hidIi from
/ 'hS III '"' ''"'H"h >'''l"'' '"'''I-
! NINA.
i''' ''l''. ~ AZ" ST. ''''' \'t''"
nh"d al I'"t'' 81 ca! OH lA' l@I'hd Oh
N"udi.
Inc Japanese steamer MY" M2'u
, H"" 7'N' my "''9 IVA ''''I'''''i "'
9"uth America.
Among vessels VITA I"i'S PASSAGES
irEm the SOUND, the "rhooh'r h'n'At
- IlHteu as nav I'S 'l' "'l ''"'''""
In addition To 200" sacks OF sugar
the steamer NikahaIa, from NOI0Nal
and Lanai ports, brought general
cargo and dozen passengers.
The schooner Melrose. from Nukil,
tea with lumber, will DISCHARGE at IA
hului, Maui. The vessel is expected
at the islands the latter part of APRIL
we'll at Newcastle, y. S. W.. will prob
ably he discharged at Kauai ports
The vessel left Australia ~ days ago
Sugar to California rettneries
riel now at Mahukona. The vessel
brought down a general cargo for
Hawaii.
Redwood and other products have
left the California coast for HONOLULU
vessel is due from Eureka about
April 90.
--
Captain William Patterson, Column
b!a river pilot for the Associated Oil
Company, has been named commits, |
siOner of the Port of Portland TO sue
coed Fred n. PCndletOn. |
The Matson Navigation steamer
Hyades will visit at least four island |
ports before completing its return
cargo of 5000 tens of sugar for de- !
livery at California refinerieS
Taking $500 tons of sugar, the Mat |
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Ono Hundred Nay Leave in Ventura

The Oceanic liner Ventura, now en-
route to Honolulu from Australia. has
room for about los additional cabin
passengers, according to a cable to c.
Brewer & Company. The vessel is re,
ported to have taken a big cargo. The
agents have not been advised that the
vessel was given a shipment of re-
frigerated meat for delivery to the L.
S Qulrtermaster department in Ha.
wall.
The Ventura steamed from Sydney
to Honolulu on Saturday. 1t will not
call at Page Page. Operating under
faster and more direct schedule, the
Ventura should arrive at the port on
April % 1t will be despatched to San
Francisco the same day.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-12

Former Governor William 7 Cobb
Of Maine Will not be a candidate for
the republican nomination for United
States senator al the primaries next
year.
Fire destroyed the Rochledse Hotel
at Popham Beach, Bath. Me. al a loss
Of $4A,tVO.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-12

The Chilean government is making
serious efforts to reduce the price Of
bread. and has suspended the duty on
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IDzUMO GIVES
SIOO FOR F-4
RELIEF FUNDS
Continued from page one)

hear r"drus island. If the coast Of
| Mr\icn
I'll" c,lIer Namakrua Naru last
called At iouumlU il. DcCemUrc with
J." large shipment OF brlquets to supply
thr ha'lt.rrUsnr Iizrn ANA uth"-
JAPANESE war Vessels then stationed
IL The Pacific TO watch the move.
mruts CT tn" German tIe"t The Ka,
maknra has kept pretty close to the
cruiser. since having III" Haw ailan
islands The vessel TODAY carries Il
ccnaid"ratl" quantity OF fuel
Officers in Tie Iapa:cs" Vessels arc
their cTu.:r The ldZun0 is said t.
have remained near Turtle bay for
some weeks until California savage
rru'.any began its work in attempt n%
to raise the sunken vessel. The re
moval OF the guns and hcIyy fittings
E,ts beer completed.
The ldBumO was alleged by report
from Japan and China to have had /
spirited engagement with the German
cruiser Leipzig off the coast of Lower
California during tho early part OF
December At that time the press az
Shanghai carried cables purpOrt,nG to
hAyc been Tiled at Vancouver telling
Of the arrival CT the IdZUmO in a Grip
Piled condition. One funnel was re-
ported shot away, while the marks
manship CT the Germans is alleged to
have taken effect in seN Cral vital pOr-
tiOns OF the Japanese cruiser.
hn
spotlight for some tine. 1t was sight
ed by shippers of neutral merchant
men doing patrol duty Oft Mexico and
Central America. When the Asama
piled on the rocks iii Turtle bay the
ldzumO was not far away.
The vessel attracted hundreds of To-
cal Japanese to the harDOr-trOnt TO-
day. 1t will remain mere to take pro-
visions and water. The IdZumO will
probably steam to Japan late this afj-
ernOon The Yamakura Maru, now
JAPANESE naval collier, will accom-
pany the cruiser.
During the cruise me IdzumO lost
eight men through accident and sick
ness.
The cruisers have been in Mexican
waters since December %, 1914, on
which date they arrived in San SAM
co bay. on the Mexican coast nInter-
viewed by a representative of the
Star-Bulletin. Chief Staff Off Ger Va
nagata ofthe Idzumo said:
we have been in Mexican waters
since December % in those waters |
we have been treated very friendly
by the officers and men Of the Ameri- |,
can squadron. We often received
arge quantities of coal from Ameri-
AN transports which brought coal for |
heir cruisers Our officers and those
If the American ships often called |
IN each other, and on several OCca-
5ions We got supplies of food from
hem.
I'VE felt at homo all the time, as
he American officers brought moving
aicturcs aboard our boats and gave
rhOws. To the American ships we
cent a fencing party and jiu-jitsu en-
,erts. Before the beginning of the
var we were called on by the officers
f the Nurnberg and ,Leipsz. When
ne Of our seamen fell INTO the water
md was drowned the Nurnberg sent
.ivers and assisted Us to recover the
)Ody.
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The Ohio wheat crop passed through
most of the winter in eXCpptiOnally
good condition and is rated at 81 per
cent of a full crop.
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S55O-100X200, on kaimuki Ave, near
9Th; improved. marine view; must
be sold at sacrifice.
5000 to $3O0~Few choice lots, Lana
kila tract, above Insane Asylum ;
fine view; good roads; $25 down,
$40 per mon; no interest.
S160-LcSs 5Ox1O0, 10th ave, PaIolo;
SO down, SO per no.; no interest.
p. E. Il. STRAUCH
Waity Bldg "A s King ST
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SALES Between BoardS-:I0, loo
McBTyde SIS; 10 EIonomu 1870; 40 H.
c. & S. Co. 34&.
Session Sales Nut. Tel. Co. 1872.
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Transport Sherman Tomorrow.

The United States army transpor;
Sherman is not breaking any records
in steaming from the Coast to the
islands, but is expected to arrive on
regular schedule. A late wireless
from the troopship predicts ila arrival
about 4 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
The, vessel is bringingsmore than 100
military passengers. officers and en-
listed men, The time of departure
for Guam and Manila has not been
set by the army quartermaster Off
Gals. The vessel will probably berth
at Pier 6. 1t VIII take coal before
Steaming for the Philippines.
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Latest sugar quotation: e6 deg.
test asa cts. or $928o per ton.
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Asama May Be FIoated.


The Asama may be flnatCd. but W"
do not know just when. We must
thank orr American cousins who
came to our assistance as soon rs the
Asama went aground. None Of the
members of the crew of the Asama
were killed or injured when it went
aground"
Chief Surgeon Makamura of the Id
ZumO said:
"Through your Paper would like to
thank Dr. Pratt Ct Honolulu. He was
very kind to me when We called at
your city the last time. He took M
all around the city. We visited sever
al hospitals and other interesting pla.
CCS.
The physical condition of the crew
of the IdzumO is good While we
were in Mexican waters we lost eight
men through sickness and injury.
The officers of the cruisers deClln'
ed to discuss the var situation today
being nCncOmm .ttal on what further
part, if any, Japan may take in the
present war They do not know the
nature of the orders they will receive
upon their return home.