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/. |. HOOGS AND
ABRAMS BEFORE
ASHFORD TODAY
Two Well Known Men Expect
ed to Enter Pleas on Eni-
bezzlement Charges
BOTH RETURNED FROM
COAST vol LuNTARiL \
Former Bank Of Hawaii Teller
Arrested on Arrival Of Mat.
sonia This Morning

Two embezzlemens cases which
have stirred Honolulu were scheduled
for court procedure this afternoon,
Frank L. Hoogs. former teller at the
Bank OF Hawaii and Louis Abrams,
Secretary of the Hawaiinn Trust Com
han4 having been slated to appear
before judge G. w. Ashford at 1:3O
o'clock 70 De arraigned and enter for
NAL pleas
Hoogs returned from the coast on
the Mafsunia today.
Hoong madk neetitution.
About 3 month and half ago City
Attorney Brown brought to the aften-
|ti0n OF the territorial grand Jury the
case Of Frank 4. H0ogs who, 1T was
alleged, had embezzled certain funds
from the Bank Of Hawaii, where he
had been employed as teller. Prior
to this time, Hoogs had left for the
coast with his wife. II was UNDER
stood that he had made q partial res.
titution of the embezzled funds to the
bank, and that the officials Of the bank
had declined to prosecute Tor this
reason.
& The territorial grand jury, after an
returned q mo bilfA
against Hoogs. Al few weeks later.
however, Circuit Judge Ashford called
the members Of the Jury together and.
in lengthy written address. urged
that the members reconsider their ac-
ation III returning mo bill Z s
On October & the grand jury Indicted
Is 80
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AREAOF
MAA PARK GIVEN
TOCARIIVAL nEN
Legal 0pilion Of CITY Attorney
Over Ridden hy Unanimous
Vote Of Supervisors
SHING & PLEADS FOR
Who'll s HEARTED ACTION
larsen Fecrs Injunction It All
of Area IS Enclosed, But
Votes With Majority .

Honolnh:'s city supervisors once
again dared tie fates last night and
put themselEes on record as brave
men when they voted against the le.
gal opinion 6 ne e5city and county at
torney and DECIDED to grant the use
Of Aala PARK % the Mid-Pacific Car
niyal C0mppny Ltd.
Because Of l|e fact that the carni.
val company Q private corpora
tiOn. and becaNse Aala park Is q pub
Tic playground 9 was deemed BY the
municipal ntlI54ey that the board
could not laNI ~ close the park, set
ting L aside q the exclusive use of
the company elfing the week Of car.
niyal A portion Of the park could be
granted TO the companys but not the
entire area,
Robert w single stood for the
whole hog or none idea. He told
the board that pc did not feel that he
cared to hold back any OF the park IN
order to get arennd q mere technical
phrasing Of the law. Maybe It VIII
be Illegal to grant the whole area,
said Mr. Shingle but even IT It is I
had rather do mis- thing N a whole
hearted manner man to do II on the
halfway style.
there should happen to be any
citizen IN this Own who ls mean
US for this act ne could not get his
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SAYSN0
FEDERAL PLUM IS
TO ODROP FOR HIN
{ Here to Practise Law" !" De-
clares Brother Of U, S.
Senator From Nevada

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81 - s,,a,. . VIII, -. ~, r,sss ~ an5 chs,d @ =, -
,.syaS rS. @b;s I'm, n,o-n,S ,,.u n tsa Matsonss
to make their home IN Honolulu. Mr..
Pithnan viii take mn the rractise 81
law here as soon as he has rested up
from the VOYAGE and had chance To
LOOK around
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'n en,aneced am | savarsi wasks ss ssa =
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WILL SECURE Is
JURORS in CASE
OF IN. A. SCHMIDT

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless1
. Los ANGELES, CAL, Oct. t2.-
Thirteen jurors will be secured to sit
at the trial Of h. A. Schmidt on the
charge Of conspiracy to murder, as .
result Of the Los Angeles Times ex-
Plosion in 1910. One more than the
ordinary number Of jurors 10 being Sc
cured, so that In case Of sickness IN
what promises to be q Iong-draWn Ie-
gal battle the case will not be stopped.
Four jurors have been passed 90 far.
Many have been excused.
{ u 10 expected that the jury viii be
secured this week and testimony be-
gun next Monday.
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U. s., Il New Note 81 FRYE Case,
Asks Further Safety For Pa,se1..I


| WASHINGTON, ID c. Oct. 12-The United States ID q
note which has been despatched to Germany dealing with the
case Of the ship William Frye, sunk at sea BY German
naval auxiliary asks that if it found necessary to destroy
American ships carrying absolute conaband the passenees
and crew be removed to safer place than the small boats
which they are sometimes consigned when the vessels IRE
sunk
The United States agrees to leave the settlement Of the
losses sustained in the destruction Of the Frye to two experts
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Atrocities in Armenia Are Renewed

4 81. WASHINGTON D. CT Oct 12Further "details of TurI
h atrocities in Armenia including on scale hiI
erto unknown reported to the state department By Am
bassador Henry Mogenthau the American penpofentary
Consannople Ambassador Morgenthau has advised the
state department that Armenian in Asatic Turkey
have been renewed since Bulgaria action to enter the war
Turkey ally has become known He reports that the majority
of Armenians in Asiatic Turkey have been killed.
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GENEVA REPORT SAYS AUSTRIAN CITY ABOUT 70 EklI
ARMENIAN MASSACRES IN TURKEY RENEWED All
MANY THOUSANDS BUTcHERED BY CRUEL BANDS d
MARAUDERS- M. P. FRYE CASE up AGAIN ~ NOTE n
GERMANY WHICH MAY FURTHER ASSURE SAFETY 1
PASSENGERS At SEA-BERLlN REPORTS PROGRESS /
BALKAN CAMPAIGN
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The ancients credited the raven with
unusual longevity, but modern inVesti-
CATION shows that it is not warranted;
The bird rarely lives more than !"
years. , .,,,,;,,,.
She dived and was next seen SWIM
ming strongly toward the shore win
her human burden.
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additional telegram DISPATCHES On Pace 81
COL UMBUS DAY is
CELEBRATED At FAIR.

[Associated Press by Federal Wfrelessl
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 12-
Weather is ideal here today for Co
lunbus Day. u is ! holiday and the
crowds At the fair will probably be
larger than yesterday. a number Of
bands are playing for the festivities.
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Russians Claim Victory On the Strip.

.PETRoGRAD, Russia, Oct 12-The Russans have
pierced the Austro German lines along the Stra river win
ming important victory They have taken 1000
and much equipment The Russian advance in this section
being pushed vigorously.
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BOSTON NEAR WORLDS TITLE.
. . Q Q . Q = 8 Q . Q . Q 3 :
BASEBALL CHAMPS or s
GIG LEAGUES WILL GO /
s. TO COAST FOR GAMES :

) SAN FRANCISCO, Cal; oet. [
8 12-lt was definitely announced !,
: today that regardless Of the out
: come of the world series In ecs. /,
: ton, both the Red sox and the
Phiilies will come to The coast I,
: with every player for . special
: San Franelseo series, beginning
. October q.
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PRESIDENTS HONEYMOON
WILL BE SPENT IN EAST

WASHINGTON, D. c., oct. f2-
President Wilson announced definitely
today that he will be unable to 60
to the Pacific Coast on bis wedding
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Semendria, il Serbia, IS Captured

BERLIN Germany Oct 12.-The Serbian city Of Seneh.
dra has been captured The entire Anstro German
in the Balkan campaign is making progress
Semendria is south of Belgrade about 20 miles deeper
Serbian territory.
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fAssoclated Press Service 81 Fede

PARIS, France, Oct l2A doubt as to the intention,
Of Bulgaria have been settled BY the invasion Of Serbian
tory by Bulgarian troops the troops crossing the border
Vlasna.
L Is believed that Car Ferdnands troops will endeayo1
to seize the railroad which runs from Belgrade 10 Constanf
nople via Nish, the present capital
S. LONDON. England, Oct 12-The Serbian legation her.
has received the following telegram from Nish:
Last night the Bulgarians made attacks in the direction
of Vlasina An attacks were deoisiyey repulsed
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Young Shore Holds PhiIIies
Safe; Both Pitchers TWirl
Tight Game, Hits Being
LUDERUS BATTING STAR
FOR PAT M0RAN'S TEAM
Gets Three Safeties Out OF Four
Times Up; duffy" Lewis
Shines in Field
SCORE BY INNINGS

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Lurline, Oct. 80.
For San Francisco:
Matsonia, Oct 20.
From Vancouver:
Makura. Nov. 3.
Fer Vancouver: i.
Makura Oct. Is.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-22

surrounding him seemed to grow vague anS
misty. and he actually seemed to see her
across her dark hair-and the vague misty
crowd was falling away before her to rieht
him. 'u
Presently she seemed to be directly benea,h
him. hooking up into his face. He smiled n
her. He couldn't help. it Then she turned.
her back to him. her face to the Others and
She spoke in q gallant loud voice: ~
What has he done p
A shiver went up and down Tommy's spin.
In the name Of all that was miraculous that
hallucination In white with the gallant voice
was really Celestta. Yes. And there, hanr.
ing back In the crowd was Professor Stii.
literd with his thick glasses. and Freddie The
Ferret. Freddie brandishing that big auto.
matte which his father had forbidden him ia
carry. Celestia was answered with cries
betray uBr'
Gunsdorf crept toward her holding in hin
outstretched hand the fateful telegram.
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+
because. You fool. Il you XIII him here
in Ny ,oS 9gil ssep sn MItl
..They viii think-oh don't make mo say
Gunsdorf began to scratch the back Of his
now We viii tie him. When it is dark we
mite NIT VIA 's stick p dshsn amt viii l,ehssd
mouth nSss /, hseps him afa,es tsrevsr. -
You don't need to take him nav away SAID SAID
in front of the house. Take him downstairs,
II hs o s0K X his peeRe
need menti9n me-.and the boys'll do the
res! T nna d hs tspss friend. closed in
upon Tommy from three sides. Mrs. Guns
dorf crept stealthily along the wall to take
:. .euaadorf said Tommy suddenly. Just
SnS ,Ss ssTs
doesn't make me a spy. does TT Be reason
Ordinarily. for Gunsdorf had an Intelligent
mind. he would have placed Just value
Jealous rage now IS douSsinl i he EVEN read
and thrust it into his trousers pocket 1''-
At that moment. seeing that the affair had
dorf clean from the floor with a terrific
right hand blow under the point of the chin.
Swift as lightning he turned and struck the
nearest OF Gunsdorfs friends between tho
he sprang toward 1t. but only to fall heavily
on his face. for Mrs. Gunsdorf had grappled
him from behind about the ankles.
A minute later they had overpowerei and
tied him hand and foot ~
Fifteen minutes later Tommy stood on the
top Of step ladder, surrounded by an en-
ragged mob of men and women who showered
vile epithets upon him. The ,p Ladder
stood Immediately under the limo of great
elm tree. With this limb Tommy was loosely
connected by length of quarter Inch hemp
rope. Other ropes had been attached to .he
foot of the ladder upon which he stood. go
that at signal It could be yanked suddenly
from under him.
Tommy was not frightened. He was dazed
from rough handling, and somehow he
couldn't believe that they really meant to
hurt him. 1t merely an unpleasant
dream from which he would presently waken
safe In bed. Then his roaming eyes met
Gunsdorfs. Gunsdorf no longer looked
strong and terrible, but shrunken and puz-
zled. His eyes blinked with great rapIdity.
Presently, Tommy caught sight OF Mrs. Guns
dorf. He shook his head gently at her. as
much as to say. You know you really ought
not to be such story teller!"
She covered her eyes with her hands, as
IL she could not bear the sight of his mildly
accusing eyes.
It was only very gradually that the truth
throat and pressed against the rope which
encircled 1t. Yes. They were going to kill
him: He would never see Celestial :,gain.
He began to think of her. Intentionally with
all his will. II he had to die, at least It
should be with gracious and lcving thoughts.
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{ NoM-THEN SEE II ALL IN llovIkG PICTURES.

IF you won't give me the key. ] shall
have to break the door down.
Yes. and TIL say you broke 1t down. But
not from inside out I'll say you broke It
You had better give me that key" said
Tommy.
the key in q very safe place 1t was at the
moment reposing in the right hand pocket Of
Tommy's own jacket, into which she had
dropped it. while he was busy putting the Are
.Dare you to look for It," she said: r
won't resist"
Tommy took a step forward.
"This is getting serious" he said; whats
the idea?'
IS Guess
side. Tommy turned from her in disgust and
approached these: But there were people in
the street. And he knew at once that to be
seen climbing out OF Mrs. Gunsdorfs bedroom
window would excite the most unplsasan,tt
occurred to him to choke that key out OF
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the Gunsdorf woman. He. turned and looked
her with cold ag tSa eyes woman
asked Is ~ Ara asdss swsstiy: .aunsd0Tf ought
7 hope So" said Tommy 7 shall feel
Obliged Mss e . an the w ost
You're too good to g. be true" she added.
1--WE shall see,'' said Tommy. He started
toward the window and stood looking out
m at From az anss es as
had outraged Mrs. Gunsdorf.s pride, and she
s woae n upon him he made plain
ment of fact to Gunsdorf II was quite likely
more his mind revolted against telling such
story about any woman
others Coming down the street. His face ,s,.
sombre and frewnng turned SLOWLY wv as his
like Gunsdorf would act at discovering an,
other man in his wife's room behind a locked
Your husband ts coming home nov" he
only only mon moment TT to make up your mind"
He turned slowly and faced her. She had
lit as har se
the bosom of her dress. Her shoulders were
ne they heard the sound Of tie front door
being opened and slammed shut; and then
aunnd Dmfse and .o q let y you e1ie Out = :
in Tommys eyes. For a moment she met
his ae fell bsf ay and
that $500
..Don't ruin yourself" said Tommy; think
this thing over. Let me go now. Tomorrow
IL you still wish to make a row will come
back you can lock the door Everything
will be as it is now. But for your own sake
don't do anything in hurry Take twenty
four hours to think it over. Perhaps what
seems good enough today. wont seem good
enough tomorrow"
Her answer piercing scream for
help. Repeating this scream again and again
she began to storm about the ROOM overturn-
ing chair and the wash stand. Then, with
an insane Swiftness for which he was ILL
prepared. she flung herself upon Tommy.
struck him heavy blow the mouth.
round his neck and half strang1ed him All
the while her screams for help pierced
through the walls of the house
Tommy in position at once ridiculous
and terrible. He strove to free himself
without hurting the woman. Then
rush or heavy feet up the stair. and the
bedroom door was carried inward clean of
it's hinges, and through the opening came
Gunsdorf Rage had transformed him into
beast. 1t fortunate that he was un-
armed
To him. it must have appeared as IL his
wife had just torn herself free from Tommy.
At the threshold of the room stood Guns
DORIS three friends at once menacing and
What is it2" thundersd Gunsdorf,
spoke. her hands at her throat. as IL with
difficulty.
"He was hiding behind the door," she
said; when I'd passed into the room, he
slammed it shut and went for me-"
rs this true?"t Gunsdorf faced him and
advanced toward him with cfAnched banda.
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shell tell you next said Tommy. shat
pocket"
\ He spoke with SO much scorn and assur-
ance that Gunsdorf hesitated. and turned
toward his wife. ssS
'it's just what he did do she said; .she
locked the door and put the key In HIS
pocket" y. ss 49,
Z Tommy's hands dropped into the pocket Of
his Jacket. and his right hand closed upon
the door key. He did not need to speak. His
face told the story. Slowly he withdrew the
key from his pocket and tossed 1t onto tho
thread-bare carpet.
4 viii listen to you in HELL" said Gums
dorf. Take him. boys"
Gunsdorfs three friends came slowly for-
ward.
They're going to kill me II they can"
thought Tommy; "and don't want to be
killed." "a
He drew long breath and clenched his
fists.
Don't kin him" cried Mrs Gunsdorf sud-
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VIA listen to me-

{ Il 4
ceiestia read the telegram and nuns y
anEFily from her. x
!" L. that your evidencer'
She stepped to3 lard him. and he had Il
LOCK- her yo in b ses syes that h. i. .py
n spSn Slowly os from
an. ana ne t sids The crowd began to
with establishment. q.
The. why %xu@ a1s s0as u assHss h'm
..Msyh in /, the r nsEssse 'u't''''
"He attacked ! defense1ess woman: It wa
to shield her Ia nSs to be hanged
"He-attacked defenseless WOMB, Lind
claimed Celestia and she laughed with d A't''
MIS- dunsdorf crept slowly forward s.,,v
TT at has tS s you sa got to
e. de sn atsaek IS by yonr
There was battle Of eyes
Look at me! Look at me!' exclaimed ~.
lestia. IF you are telling the truth you can
s' Mrs Gunsderf lifted her defeated eyes ID
o" nov t tell the truth" said celestia. Speak
out. so that everyone can hear aIy. YOU, woman
For a few moments the Gunsdo1Titf ed her
head deiantly and spoke in LOUD so n., M.
Il lied" she said HE didn't attack mo
Then Gunsdorf spoke. :.
"Cut that man loose he said Iheh md
methodfcal1y, but with all MS SUI SUI laid
struck her on the point of the jaw. ana 1rs re-" OF
her senseless at his feet. Low IHui
approval greeted the act
Meanwhile. the moose had been withd rapss
from Tommy Barclays head and the
which bound him had been cut. ,v
But she did not look at his hands, ana no had had
for a moment at him. 1t was as II nf the
never, seen him before. In the paG Isho 70
crowd somebody chuckled. 1t was
Stilliter.
..Celestia-," pleaded Tommy; - ,e,
But she would not look at him mes ann in the
crowd. and then she began TO speah, yas her
right in the middle of a speech as va m.
wont, and spoke to them OF justice, any tbeu,
thence. and brotherly love, and sG ,r'ons and
40 nearly stained their souls with iniio'e
blood. ,oned
when she had finished. the CROWD o opiIatiiy
for her and she passed SWeetiy am N the
through. and vanished after "h hh Ferret
dusk, followed only by Freddie 'ie
stop her. somebody cried; she's Eoihe
the stockade. We want her WITH 1 ue, her
But nobody made move 70 a os.T on her
The Cunsdorf woman raised ne Is o,,na ssion,
hands and moaned. Tommy, al GO, 80 a her to
stepped swiftly forward and heipeu
her feet. ,,,se CeIestia
had not spoken to him. He wonoefeo
she had been cruel. 1,fossor Still.
There were two reasons. Irene good
liter was the chief one; the ext Ither
looks OF Mrs. Gunsdorf was ,ns antact how
The thought of any physical . coa Tommy
ever unwilling, on his part. betws1e e..ia's not
and Mrs Gunsdorf had turned - her breast
altogether celestial heart to Ice IN me-
Cro - eeassnssd,
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Copyright 1915 by The Star Co. All Foreign
Rights Reserved.
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Thomas Barclay,
bttumen, PA,
Come home - 49,. -.-4 - - - g.
portnnt business. R.rcI,y
,+r,Ncs., Gunsdorf felt as II she had been
81. Is - a ,neavy blow between the eyes. Was
"eF Soo-hke champion of labor only . hyDo-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-16


sisters-Grace, Clara and Mary-aIl
married, all over 80, and all bitten by
the disiIlusiOn which is the curse Of
modern love.
Clara reaches her second blooming
and reenws her waning interest in
life and her husband by going in for
politics. Mary drugs her rising dis
content by having child after child
and achieves a sort of vegetable hap
piness. Grace slender, gTeen-eyed
Grace, with hair like autumn leaves
-plUnges into a stormy passion for
EnOch Fenor, forgets her marriage
VOWS, has four years of fiery won
der, and then, unscathed ofthe world,
lapses into domestieity again. =, 4
There's hope for everybody
even for wives, is the last sentence
in the book. 4 +
Every wife viii be interested in it.
But every wife who thinks viii ask
herself after she gets through:
why have. a second blooming and
stop there? IL it is permissible for
the heart to flower a second time,
why NOT a LnlToI IourLh, a ~fIttIeth 2 I
And, if we admit that, what becomes
of monoganY-the corner stone of
progress and civilization? What be-
comes of love itself, for there can be
no love with promiscuity."
We all know that it is possible for
the heart to flower a second time.
Anybody who gardens knows that
roses yield their most bountiful
beauty, and hearts, like roses, may
yield September flowers. There are
eVer-blOOming roses. There are ever
blooming hearts.
I personally do not believe that it
is possible for this second blooming
Of the heart to equal its first riotous
Towering. La Rochefoucauld, the
Wittiest of Frenchmen, said: 'In her
first passion, woman loves her lover.
In fhn Ofhnrc oil Che 1Ouou 10 49,, - !
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has leu II DOuG meal anu Quiet UOulCS5
has, in fact, done everything to make
its life luxurious and worth while.
The married woman who loves a
man, not her husband, is Just exactly
such a Rambler. She draws all her
sustenance from the garden of her
husbands love and blooms over the
back fence for some one else who
gives her neither care nor labor nor
protection and who probably would
be unwilling to give her these it he
had a chance.
When the hearts of the married
bloom over the back fence, it is be-
cause they lack PRUNING by the
shears of duty and affection. Every
heart, left to its own unregenerate
devices, sends up fugitive, m-placed
shoots. These have to be cut off in
WeIl-regtIlated gardens. And the pro-
cess of pruning only makes the flower
richer, and it Keeps, them where they
belong. -,
.EPIGRAMS FROM THE SECOND
BLOOMING" BY w. L. GEORGE
Love between the sexes is based
on mutual ignorance.
want women to be free. Today
they are lawless because they. have +
never had any share in making the (
law.
One does not love forever. There 3
are moments in ones life when an Z
other creature can creep quite close.
Then one changes, one grows up. u
The creature that has kept so close ,
no longer gives warmth and it is
over. ,..- J
Men and women are tied together I
ike coupled fowls sent to market 4
that tear, at each other to get free. Z
They must take their meals together,
each one eat food the other likes, andy
call that seIf-sacrifce. cali it mu-
tual oppression. .