davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

anfbtm poRamt. Die babT&s
8risFmurttapevlduitrin III ia itbt BETS
tobt, ipis ih febt2"
.gtpabrtl Die Bat TiH Dpr Wtrtbrtm
nitt 8a rtitsn sspubt, unb bic onbsrsu
GhaIltr Iinb INNER Irer ~aeitonhen; ba
mug Re isbt ben Bling trassn ouF anOros
Hung Der goitbsb0rbe!'
SIN ReRaurant. a.: .gld, bdF
Oh perItanben, tporiiber bic beiben s5rans
5oIen am RebeutiId gsIpro6sn baben24
.. DER Td germ duf feline ,6prads
tenntniiie etpns sugats tbllD: nNatarlid +;
iiber pplitit, iiber gismard
a.: sBeiuabre, iiber bic Gpeifeta-te
baben ft ftd unterbaItsn; Der cine tpoIts
udmlih 8ismurdbsrinse sFeu!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

SIN shtaitr. Satin GIN abtaitr,
%DoruurFapoW rGtn eauJtn porigtu alI
baH Gu atfdldftn!"
Wduu: A1u lannH mir ia nahbtr tr'
5dbItn, mos duf Der gubns %borsingi"
Satin: n9itdt germ! Qber Odnn ipols
len mir isst obpsdisln, -. ben ndditsn
ait idIafe ihl"
3urtdtn ifuns. Der 6tlofptbsl
~erer3irt nit iuHgen 9erliner Aetruiea.
Gintr bon ibnsn, Der i'm 3ipiasbsn Rsdtss
aupaIt III, muB cine DeiIs ALIEN iiben.
9ierbei entfabrt isintr 8ruit Elm h~orbursr
Seuf8er.
Der 6slbpebtI Fsht i'm i6arf an unb
idgt: .BaBt SbHn pobl mid, 0err Rtdtss
aHpalta 9eien &c 9erufuus eiH!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

mttitdrif4. sessbsubeit
S~nfantsrie lIest i'm 6slbe unb bat Sc
ft9tspnule. Sin 2eutnant nubt bic pnuie
aug unb iibt NIT Ieinen Manal4aftsa
gntfernunesfhdbuH9en.
.@erobeaus5iel! @isbisI2"
antport: 300. Mstsr."
900 Meter.4
1000 Meter.4
,1100 Mster.4
Sn bieTem Momsnt paiiirsH 3tpei 6us
farsnsO fi8iere gu qFerD bic SHfuntsries
LIME; unb Der iiinsers frast p9ers
3eibeH, 6err aamerab, mas Derfteieera
bic 2eute sistntli92"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

gspifftnbafi. Beirut goIinsti
Ioa gum srIten Wlal duF 8a9e aisben,
lsin llatsrOfF0isr sisbt i9m nodmdIs ges
nane Snftruttionen: ygIio, tpsnn Elm linz
bsFugtsr Iid BEN poItsn ndbert, ruff Du
ibn brsimal lnut nit .Sdlt, per bd9" an,
siebt er baun feline 4nttport, 70 fdieBt 9u
IGN iber ben Soufen. @eritdRbsn2"
gu @efsbl, SER llnteroffiaier, DenH
0ber fem 9dufen ba iit2'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

1n btr WufitnnnbL .Glf
mlIm apas mshE naaattsn mtin Brau.
lfinl1
in ben uiitn elanotn NOD nidl, bat
Wumo psiaat.-
aiHbtidu potfafae. Die
Waiitr iammai IN btias aui bas llnets
sitIsr IN bu aiht: .Wenu mir bod elmer
rnihm t5HHie. pit mon bic psrDnmmitn
.RuHm' In Der aidt ptrnidten l0nntt. "
"a msiul Der tItins cans; .Bras' bob
nal bel 6inbfHbura an"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

9G6Ft abboIune. Gin 8pns
uerpetter prdfelte auf BAG 9aupt bes
&ulifAen Gommanbeurs:
Sum aeufeI, OberF RraFolento, no
ipo1en sic btn2 Dort Itebt Der 5einb
unO sic maridiren ssrubs nab Der ent,
gegengeIebtsu aihtung!"
SD babe tattiIde @riinbe, 6err @enss
raj, bic IlunitiDR faHst an uns tnupp au
perbsn
aSo partsn Sic in 9enfers Rdmen,
bis neue berantommtl"
p@o3u tuarten, @r8s1sn39 Sn ar6ans
gslst lit bod nsue Munition fiji RuBlanb
ansetommsn, unb ha marIdire i1 ebsn
init meiuem Regiment mad 4r9anssIst!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

tfgenastIt. ariessminiter
Millsrunb: gMabrbaftig, 5err qrdFDeRt,
i9 babe nun genus babOn. Gea ba
Arisgsminiier perben. tpsr Stuff bat, id
ssbe ub!"
poineare: SIN qrin3ip baden Gie
re6t lisber miaerdnb, aber Sie biirfen
ia gar Hift fort. mir baben bod s6sn bds
.Gdss segsu bic 9riidsberssr" anssuums
msni"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

.SidtirE @trpm'. Eit Rnl,
ftn batsn loren BUG bti htm III qglistI
btEpmmtn tattH, uuh eit Sialitntr ben
5Iunio, no "a lbntu nii ttIrF asht.
cit noIItu Ion Nun al ebrfa bee
trtlsn gtrtiubsitn 6umbug ntnngn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

Die perfstte G9neiberi n.
nSbre Srau polts ii1 bon benz Sammt,
ben Sic ibr sef6entt baden, ielbit Elm
2feib fubri3iren; lit ibr bas gelungsn9"
nNd, 70 CANA nidt! Sic bat 70 LANCE
an benz Sannt berumgeT9nitten, Bis
fdEieBIi4 nur eth 8anb file ibrsn Out
ibrig sebIieben It'll"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

Gepiffensfrags. Sunge Truu
(Su ibrem Gdtten, tinen beribmten 4itro,
nomsn): rSu bertrittt nIio bic @nii4t
baB Der Bars betDobnt III, 6ang2 -.
Sag nal, miFeH Ii6 bsun ba bic 5duss
fraum aud 70 nit ben 9ienIboten
berumlrgern . 2"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

Der ade Der Grinntrung. Sn
Gnalanb 1T Der Sdbrtsiag htr aritpssrs
ilaruns itbr fefIih bsaanBsR porbsn. Den
~stfanstnsn Dtutlhen purbs bic 6aupts
mdblBeit snt5oesu unb fini8is britiIaen
6anOsIsi4iifen bic idpeOii4s GIugss Dsrs
lifhfn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

nabtre9ttgtes Rtktrauta
nd. Ger 2ebmaRn, psna i'd niiBte.
baB Id Sbrem SrsuI6pur traaeH
biirfte i. ar
.@erebrteFes Grdulsin 2ies9en, bdbea
sic iaon isnals men Meniden ieRnsn
gelernt, oer 2ebmaan bieB uaS tin Stas
Iiener iuar9A
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

5H Der 8u9banbInne. Dienfs
mdbhsn: sd m6hts bus ariegsiohbun,
peldes i'm Gdaufsnitsr Iiegt! (36ssrHb)
9absR Gle bisueiat aud sinsn . arissss
Observation-Disclosures
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

grpbutttb. .Mis III bsnn GtiH
Isktss 2ultipiel aufgsnommsH poroen24
.Ssbr Tartaiifd. Qbsr aus ben @ibsn.
bic barber esmadi purben, ptrbe ID Elm
nsass fObEisirsn.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

MNk MtA Nkk
81 tlrga RltNtrlabm utalla
HaaiHi tinf SfaN aHb iFEiNi 4nHi 0ttfi
$50 10 man iNi. hti w ale iffffi
Mii nigiga Nlauitl 10 Il iftHll6i
3Btt pionni lab nch iaHm pftfiaHtH.
DEB itonii u q bitch hsff6gifni.
Eff eanhltf ftnif nah non Wrnube,
Ndb 0nf BEN qaieiei nuh fhmita
iiHa emilio quilfe afa itlntm Wiiute'
sBefl0oHcu 7 - Ioiaf 10 Ia Atlcals
Rtut @tstihnnHe. mas str
bonn NIT ben pi,Isu trobtFi,n ani
npntn2A
Die ptrbtn ale uniruppirt.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

Das adtbftl bes m~aTfsrs.
.Menn fi9 5psi GdiLer tpdbrenb elmer
8OOtfGbrt ibrs aufsaben ~dberb6ren, mas
1T bonH bas goot2@
Der @egsnIaB bon sinsm lintsrIsss
boot - admIi9 Gin nebsrbSrbOOt.-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

Der Std. Dame; so nl19ts
einen G6slff9.'
Gifdbdnblsr: v6ier, meine Ddne.A
8ane: .aber bds 1T Ia Elm Gorf@l-
6iidhdnbier: -Ssbsn sic bsHn nI9i7
so 9abs i'm ID dns aItnek anssR6nslls
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

Gn1ftfGt
tantfhtm MuRtE
.Wanhtrtv. tonnh Da na4 opubOR, 70
iaaf bprlsa. @u tahR
lns h9s IHaen atissn, mas bas pa,
pier nur srirus.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

Dame bes 5auies: sd ungIiidli6e
babe siaen Spiesel seri4Iusen. nun bab
i9 iieben Sabre tein Slid"
guBfrau: rWlaGen g Sbnsn ri9ts
braus; tpern1 i9 bic Spisgsl ale saTans
msnadbIet, bic i9 i6on beri9lag'n buR,
ba laussten teins bunbert Sabr!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09
nnmSeHd.

Sat (bsi Der abre9nuns u%nslGubis
sur aslinsrin): n@ier8sbn @los Bier
Iollte i9 getruntA baben9 9as lit uns
mOsli9, aleiue 9d bate i9 SbneH
f4on Idngit einsn Sub gtsebsa!"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
EDITOR

direct. In view of the. converting of the legis.
lature of Hawaii within few days hence, the
following particulars of the proposed innoya-
ton in California should be of general inter
est ,here:4 2s# ,zttss - sss -
4 a'rhompson s constitutional amendment pro-
Siding for,the abolition of the state board OF
equalization proposes the formation of taxa
ton commission to comprise three members
appointed by the governor at salaries of $4,000
a year and to serve for terms of six years. The
new commission wou1d not only assume all the
work now done by the board of equalization,
butawouid also supplant county boards of sup
ervisors as equalizers of assessments in the
various counties The state commission would
not only equalize assessments on complaint and
protest, but would also initiate investigations
with view to raising assessments where con-
ditions justified.
1.-THE amendment is so drafted that the tax
commission would be authorized ultimately to
establish uniform systems of assessment and
collection of taxes throughout the state. Ac-
cording to Seavey's ideas, the new plan would
ultimately result in saving of close to mil
lion dollars to the counties through the aboli-
ton of the office of county assessor. Under the
present system the rate of assessment ranges
anywhere from forty to sixty per cent of the
true yalue Of property. Under the state com
mission system it would result in a uniform
rate of assessment on the basis of the full val
uation of the property. On this basis the var
iois counties would then impose whatever rate
of taxation should be necessarygfor their own
individual needs. Assessments would undergo
general change only once every four years
with the. view of securing greater: stability in
taxation conditions -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
D1scouNr1Nc ATROCITIES. /"

The, Berlin Vorwaerts publishes extracts
from letter from German military surgeon
which show that in future all rumors about the
ill treatment of wounded prisoners at the hands
of Russians must be carefully examined
He writes: In LODI saw our wounded
whoson November % and ~ fell into the hands
of the Russians 1t must be stated that they
are all praising the Russians. Hwould be good
Ito give this wide publicity because it would
comfort many whose relatives are in the hands
of the Russians. .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
OBJECTIONS ~ e!o!6tTY TAXATION.

While there is an ipcipent agitation in Ha-
vail to have tax assessing and equalization
IIansferred from territorial to county. control
precisely he opposite policy is being promoted
ii California.
Abolition of Sic state board Of edunaliza
ton and Imoval. of,tha rigllfsi5f county Boards
Of Supervisors tossit assloartis Df equalization
ii the matter of local assessments first
tangible PROPOSALS made for the reform Of the
state taxa hon system, = the Sacramento Union
SAYS in mention of a constitutional emendment
introduced in the state senateA 1t j PROPOSED
IS this MEASURE to have q tax commission APP
pointed bY the governor to handle all state
taxation matters Another bill introduced in
tie upper house of the state would place at the
disposal 81 the governor $4,000 for such In
lestieation Of the taxation problem as he may
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
aTIpPERARY,s' AUTHORSHIP.

February 10, 1916.
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
Sir: Kirby print the following let.
ter in answer to Mr. C. D. Wright's
letterson who wrote 'aTipperary"::
In reply to Mr.. G. D. Wright's letter
l beg to inform him that there are
many. similar airs known the world
over, butsit is quite evident that Mr..
Wright has had no experience in writ
ing music. If he had, he would know
that certain rules govern themes and
harmony. which prove composers
rights. No melody has ever appeared
near Tipperary before. Also Mr.. VIII
liams win not admit he wrote Tippe-
rary. to say nothing of other proofs
the composer Of Yakima" has, from
which the chorus of Tipperary has
been taken, proved By MSS. Weber
and other guides which music writ
ers haye.s II think It. would be wise
for Mr.. G. d. Wright to study compo.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
NO Official LICENSE
FOR IlTMEY BUSES

q "Jitney busses VIII be Tree from
any special license unless ne board
Of supervisors and Mayor bansldo the
unexpected and enact speciel legIsla.
ton creating such.
When interviewed today Mayor
Lane said he had no desire At this
time to place any special license Zee
fer the tin lizzies" Deputy City Al.
torney Weaver said that under the
present license ordinance the eiit'
neyss can be taxed only on the same
rbesis as any other automobiles. x
jitneyy line has been proposed for
Honolulu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
ALOHA.

Beautiful isles 50 fair to see
Farewell, farewell, to rock and tree,
To Diamond read and coral bed.
To palms and sands Aloha.
I loved to cit upon your sands
You queen Of lovely peaceful lands
And hear The tounh 81 breaklaa surf
And then clay tesxis on the turf.
When every one 10 cold at home
I'm, glad that am free to roann.a
Where enmmer smiles and nothln's
slew: IA 80 - ;.
While IN the palrns the 5reezes blow.
si.st.ts EisslsFH5 kt4sk
Goodbye. farewell. no tongue Can say
Ny scrrow on this dismal day
When the steamer takes me far away
From you dear Honolulu. Aloha.
b IAN ADMIRING TOURIST.
February, 1915
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
PRAYER AND HEALING.

Editor Honolulu Star,Bulletin.
Sir: In your Issue of January %,
under the title, The Real Benefit OF
Prayer, Is epitomized the finding OF
an English medico-theological com.
mission or committee, consisting OF
ten doctors and ten diYines, which
finding purports to be the result OF
three years investigation of the be
ing commonly referred to in Christian
lands as The Almighty, for the pur.
pose Of determining whether there is
any evidence that he Is moved by
prayer 70 heal the sick.
The twenty curators OF soul and
body find that as a matter of fact the
god whom the Christian world has
selected as its object Of worship eth.
er cannot or will not, vouchsafe any
answer to petitions Of this nature, but
that certain limited results are indi.
rectly obtained through the sugges-
ton Of help that comes to the deiuded
patient from the otherwise quite flu
tile petitions Of himself or others,
though this suggestion is not suffi.
GENTLY powerful to affect organic dis.
abilities.
Having thus squelched any presamp-
tuous claim on the part of The deity
nlarlv licensed msdicaI ~ - ct,.;o o ~. aTs
the ten doctors do the square thing
by the ten diyines by subscribing to
the conclusion that spiritual minis.
tration should he recognized eoualIv
with medical ministration. as. the most
potent form of suggestion.r (,
n NAV VEL, h..a.rt.aa ,,,a.ha, ~.
investiost,ons -. as ~ 49,, 80 80 -.
riaa on nth ssv. .h,-r;,a a 49, - =,
rssch S,sa-s,s.' .ss,,i. 80, 49, ashs -
ohtsined IS,snant ~a.,,.. IN = .us o. y
s,,S .,t.t :. !. $500. -. = Pm -
III. ~ :. a. =. ,S e. euu - usu.
div,nas y - an, -. p e "a. 49, seh
,hsx e rr.s s .,.o,e ss h %
s,,r,,sbss er,,,aI,,s,s - ,..-s,, -, 49, a.
ha,;a.a a, 49,. -, - ,.,. -. W
Ien,as OBJ nrsvar ~ - ,.,.Ss s an on.
sha sie,, :. -, . s.s 49, .ss S ~.
Ia .hase ,as. = s.i aa .a.ss nm
tat,vas - .bs.h,,rch fa,,o,sa = ls.s;r.t
an5 =, 49, 49,. -, sS.. A. $50
=, -. =, '.hst $500 a.d - saJ .u "a
s,a.s,,.s 49,. .s,,,S 49,. ssss.a......s,
- iass ts5n 49,, -. !.
words ~ Isn,as - - t.,,s 80 j, s..a
miebt nnssii,lv have sonnS that taey
are ' - : = ~. 80 - >'s
8. - :,
lne isllscusessr oI the sgslem %
spaIaluai ;neaihg snow ..s s. cnrls.ian
nelsnse mas s.aseu oclelce ana
leai.n Wlt IN, tnelsocriptures.
page 10 Inc prayeratnat reforms
lne slisI anu neais t tHs sIc ~. y an
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
,MAG00h TO EXHIBIT
UkULElES AT FAIR

Eaton Magoon Of Honpl9lusis max,
ing arrangements TO exhibit several
ukeleles made Of koa wood and heaNs
tifnlly inlaid. in the musical instrn-
nhent department sef che palace az IN
eraf arts at the San Francisco exposI-
ton. Charles King. formerly inspec,
ter Of schools for the territory. now
at Kamehameha school. may enter Ha.
waiian singers in the chorus competi-
tons to be held during the fair.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
Leysstlx EE7 ! '5|!g!!!ly|

(The Star-Bulletin invites free and
frank discussion IN this column on al
legitimate subjects Of current interest
Communications are constantly 70
ceived to which no signature ID at
tached. This paper win treat a con
fidentIal signatures to letters II the
writer's % desire. but cannot give
space for anonymous communica,
tions.)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
EWzK NsHKSf1.

"a Sc Arms - ~. eersk|y
s9yt thl burden mich Sac. SSss
60 Scar.
6 for that couraas ~ brave - ef yers.
D for the Daredevil when foss NUM-
Der more
Etfor thst sarnestnsss needed each
a hour.
E6r ~ Flag which ssslls sritenS
power.
e fos the Generals. steadfast and true.
- zoe the Huns " mean 10 aet
1a throunh,
for ths loyal lndian hraves.
; for the Joy when they meet with the
s. ~ se,tshne~ledosf e. psstardly
Z -for the Love which for belnlans "A
- breeds.
9. h,p.!. IN which V. ~u..
y for what's Nebl. ~h.r. striving ios
'HAH eight sEfCi stss
Q for. the ORDERS each must obey. /
. Ter the Prayer that viii win the
day, 4 s.,E ;.
ia for the Queries on al. snx,o., /, ,lo :, 9
\ for Renown for our sallors and
ships
8 for cur Soldiers vino are ashtIns cue
foes,
! for the Trus. which We n them n
pose,
y Cor the Union Of brave srIsisA
hearts,
v for the vlaor into W Il lnparts,
W for wilhelm. the king q osrua-hans.s
X foe the excellent fire 81 cur auns,
~ for Youno Dfitain. In old nrltain,e
crew,
z for the Zeal TO see TILE thing
tlirounh.s - IS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11

sition and get correct ear for themes
and melody
/ thank you
ALICE SMITH BURTON JAY.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11

As producer of topics for idle converse
ton that unfortunate Hilo bay wharf ranks
with the federal building. The latest is that
it's in imminent danger of destruction until
the breakwater is built.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
DQrSQNdl,
kertlO\G

SENATOR'S M. A. MIKAELE
of Kauai arrived in Honolulu from the
Garden Island in the steamer Kauai
yesterday.
MRS. F: w. GREIG was depart.
ing passenger in the. steamer Mauna
Kea yesterday for her home in Wai-
mea. Hawaii.
MRS. JOHN A. McCANDLESS, now
visiting in Oakland, Cal. Is expected
to return to Honolulu within the next
three weeks. She will be accompa-
MED by her son, James G. McCandless.
HENRY P. BECKLEY OF Waimea.
Hawaii, viii arrive in Honolulu Sat
urday accompanied by his mother. a
trained nurse and a physician. Mr.,
Beckley is recovering from severe
illness.
MRS. HYPOLITO PEREIRA, accom-,
panied by her children, will leave for
the mainland in the steamer Sierra
Saturday. She viii visit her brother.
Charles f. Eckardt, at San Luis Obs
pc, Cal.
Mr.. and MRS. HI B. KENNEDY Of
Seattle were outgoing passengers On.
the Matsonia yesterday. Mr.. Kennedy
is prominent shipping man Of Seat
tie. Both are delighted with their visit
here and intend to come again.
Z r y
MISS THERESA SILVA. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Silva of this
city. and John Mendes, Jr.. were mar.
ried in the Catholic cathedral last
night, Father Stephen officiating.
They will make their home h Homo
lulu.
RICHARD SMART, the infant over
whose custody and estate big litiga-
ton has been in progress. is expected
to arrive here tomorrow morning from
Kona, Hawaii. in the custody Of Mrs.
r. H..Lemon. the temporary guardian
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11

Boni de Castellane's notorious suit for an
nulment of the Anna Gould marriage classes
with Harry Thaw's maniacal exploits, in tho
minds of right-thinking Americans.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11

Kipling says this war ism producing fiction
lists, evidently overlooking the official an
nouncement writer's.
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II Wharf.-The Carpatllians seem to need is sub
way. That would make these back and forth
tioYements Of troops ever so much easier.
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HAwAI1's BqFps IN DEMAND.

The Improving financial tone apparent
throughout virtuallygaI sections of the marin
land is emphasized tloeal investors and bust
nessmenI by the defjihnd for Hawaiian bonds
at premium. E So ~.
The Star Bulletin las consistently tendeav-
ored to discount stoti6s Of depression in tie
United States and to point to the factors max
ing for optimism and encouragement 1t is a
fact that for months after the war broke out
the financial centers were. largely paralyzed
but this was not becAhsel 81 inherent weakness
but because the worlds systems of exchange
had suddenly been torn asunder by the mailed
fist of military exigencys Paris, London, Berlin
st Petersburg, Vienna-their fnanciers and
finances were scarce able to move. The money
centers Of the United States suffered from APP
prehensipn hardly less than from the actual
stalIing bf the worlds financial machine.
But there was little the matter with Ameri-.
can Business in comparison with what was the
matter With European business. a series Of
factors for YEAR past had been making for
rising market, including the interstate COM
merce commissions rate decision, big crops,
the establishment Of the federal reserve bank
ing svsten,with its elasticity Of action, and the
natural relief of American business after the
period of tariff legislation.
The war of course struck many businessmen.
with palsy of nervousness. Some of them
feared that Uncle Sam was going to get into
Il somehow; others looked for the almost total.
humiliation of ocean commerce and the in
ability of the United States to send its manu-
features and foodstuffs to a hungry market.
After tho first few weeks of conflict this nerv-
business began to pass; business settled into
routine, and it was early seen that America
would be able to sell mahy.sof itsstaple pro-
ducts at Wartime prices The stock exchanges
began tobpen and each as it opened found the
stock and bond market stronger than when it
hadtloseQ its doors. Huge cargoes went rush
ing across the ocean and were paid for in gold.
At Home the apprehension passed, people had
less inclination to hoard their specie and more
inclination to invest In good income bearing
securities The timid investor was encour-
aged BY fhefrank statements of leading fnan-
ciers that good times were ahead Much Of
Mr. Wilson'S psychological depression"
cloud was dissipated before the cheering sun.
Of optimism.
Hawaii's securities, intrinsically sound, at
tract the wise investor, The territory is pros
|erops, thanks to wartime sugar prices pour
ing money into Hawaii at rate scarcely real
'zed here The bond men know it, however,
md theysare quite safe in advising their clients
: ;! 8. s.; !! q u
1t DIV price has been justified by events. tt
vas D piece Of sound financing.
A fortunate accompaniment to the bond sale
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-R. W. SINGLE: II looks as it
the senate filibuster is holding up &C.
ton on the Honolulu federal building
BILL
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LIIIIIMILlNIEW9

JOHN DEANE: Honolulu cert
tainly makes steamer day" attractive
for the visitor.
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Jailer Joe Fern is said to prefer, the prison
tothe mayoralty and yetthe only apparent diff
ference Is in the spellingsof cell.
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If Japan wants a little help in settling the
issues Of the war she should send a shorthand
man around the Chautauqua circuit this sum
1nef. llssa III
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Lord Kitchener now asks for 100000 men
pretty good indication that he expects this
war to be long struggle.
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Doubtless Richmond Pearson Hobson viii
have something to say about the Lnsitania m
cident.
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AT any rate, it's rather tribute that the
British Asteal1efsl are shoisting American flags
for PROTECTION. - =