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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10
2ofal Beridt.
Wafierreierboirs
Iirb bic StaSt Semnddit in aeHnebg
Seigbts erridJteH.

5n a6febbar.r 3eii iptrbsn bic bti.
ben Duifers9anis auf Wit. auburn.
bic man Hidai asrabs ais tine 8isrb.
Der gadbarihaft betrohtsn innn bon
Der @ilbfl16t rsrf@ipinbsn. Guperins
isnbent 5illsr bonn ftdbtifhen Mdiisrs
iuertsbtpnrteruent bat ndnlli4 pIdHs
fir bic erri6iung bon fiinf nfusH
9dnis porbersitst. bic in Rsnnebp
seigbis erriftet iperbsn folIea uub
q asbenti bsmndnit ben gtabtrntb
nm cine gcnbansgabs BON SIPS. 900
aur 9sfrsiiuna Der 4ulnsacIitu dns
suaeben.
Der eriie G6riti fir bic Grri6suns
btr reuen 9nnss tpirb btrfits in bsr
heuiissn Gtabtrdtbsiibung ettban
iperbsn, ipenn slrsifsIsobns Der GtaSts
ratb 5errn 6iIsr ermdttigsn pirb.
bas noibiqs Getdnbe an Der asnns6p
qlptnue tinb Wpatscmerp pis sfseEs
iiber ron benz S4ulasbdubs in Fen.
neep 6sighis ansuiaufsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10
Gr,pil&t

an sinem 9tpartemeailabtn an ibsr
#ats Gsrabt ipurbe eeItsrn bic 20
2abrs dIte Gmma Cullen, ppn 30.
434 On aiberip StrnBs bsim eaosns
bis6iidal erpifht unb lie ioa aud btr
gpiiiei aeasniibtr sin unlfadtnhts
Osifdnbnib abgslsgt baben. Sie DIR
be psrbdfist, nis iis btrfudte tih Hsib
uulsu.nuffeH. bas ihy angebild MD.
pasts anb oas Fs IN BEN gtftdfi ass
laufi tabtn polIte. GiHt liHtEius
dung sreob, bnb iibsr ben Qttfnuf
hes aisibss ftius gintraaunl In ben
wifgrH btr fSirma pprbaHbsH iDor
unb bic Cullen ipurbe barouf5in
pspmpt In 6ait senOmmen.
Eis fol seitaHber habsn, cab fs
has aleib, iopgbl ME an4 sip
StraabenFeber -miteebens iisb unb
baHn ba has stlab ihr nias rnbis, es
umtouIG,eH ipciiie. Die neStr, bic fs
Eel ibrsr Dsrbaftune trne, prsbs ibr
slsiMials ab9enommsR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10
Ser lleberfal.
Bon Or. Z. Rsibnsr, Stabsarst.

aeiis tnirftenb mablten bic Rdber
Der TeIbtiide bur9 ben golbeslben
Saub Der 5obe 81. Etols jab Der
bifs 9rudmann ouf bem Bod unb
ermuntsrt. bur9 Isifen 3uruf bic bier
irGftissn aaItbliitsr, beren Gei9irr
G6ste unb tlirrte..
.R6sIi1It leffe!1 battle Der Qbjus
tant nod eingsi6Grft. grudmnHn
ipubte 8sideib. 9ds gHsn mad bem
SdJiibengraben 81 brinsen. mar inns
mer cine tnifflige aneelegsn1eit. Grit
sei.ern bate Der 5abrer Der 3. aoms
poenie, neil sr bsuWsg a6tiir5en ipoas
te unb in Siht Der feinblifen Dors
poiten fam, sipsi Sdiiffs in ben Rel
Tel befommen, 10 hab ibm beinabs bas
aanse CUTE ShfDeindauer ausesIdu'
Zen mar. Rein. bas ionnts Brud.
mann niht pdifiersn er tpuBte Be-
I9eio. Man tonnts ia gang nabs an bic
8rdben bsranfabren, bic ihroffen,
in Der bssirinsnben Ddmmeruns psibs
Ieu4tenhen alippsu bpieu cine bsrrs
lihe 0edung.
50 ~ nuG nod I'm bic Gdt. banH
tonnte er uihi peitsr. ba bfgnuneD
ihpn bic allmdbIiG in ben SuHb
bineinfrieheHbeH Grdben, be In bic
eigentIihs SteuuHa fiibrten. Gin turs
ser Ru6 am 3iigsl, uno bic gruuueu
itanben un5 blisIsn fHnnuftnb bur6
bic g2iifiern. Gs mar fnlt geiDcrben,
NIB pie fleine 8auhp6lt9en perfiog
Der 2libem Der pferbe.
giner nah BEN anbsren fam aus
BEN 2nufsrubeH l.raus. isbsr nit
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Die ruiiif6e Offenfipbstpsr

Die ruiiifae OffeufiDbeps'
euns an Der Wsi4iel, bic mad bes
f6tperen Nteberlase BEL ben maiuri'
iheu Seen besann, lit i9on itarf abse-
fIdut. Der @sriud ,pieber in Sitpreu.
Ben sinsubredsn, lit p0IIis mibluneen
Dasesen lit srfidtIih, bab Die Deut.
iden in ibren 9Oritoben segsn Bar'
ifau SOrtfdritte MAIDEN. Guf Dem
ipeitIi9m aritssidauplase 1T bic
SadIase nidt minber siinitis fir biz
Seuti6en. Die franaOiiiden 8oritSbe
in Der Champagne iino trps Der aroben
Spfer, bic iis setuitst baben. reiultats
log gebliebeu, pdbrsnb bic Deuti6en
psfentlide 5ortfdtitte in ben 8oseisn
unb audi in Der Champagne semaHt
b.ben.
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1sithuOdJ, ben 10. @ars 1915.
0i. enslauStr Iinb offenba

Die Gnslauotr iinb offsnbdr
turd- @srapeifluns I'm ben @eritanr
sstommen. anbers lam man ot,
gntfdeiouns Der @omiralitdt ni9t
psriteen, bab bic IN Gsfansenf3afi
ssratbsnen Mannidafteu siuss Inter
ieebootss nidt als &riessgefansene,
ionoern aIs @erbreher bebanotli, reip.
Hah 8eenbisung oes 8risses ins
Suhtbaus seIdidt ober gar als piras
ten sebdnst tpsrben ioIlen, Sn Deutihf
lamb piro bas taum msbr dls 9es
Iddter srrssen. Deutitlano bat stpans
5is NAL mebr susliIde 8riessssfansen.
unb tpenn bic Gnsldnber ii4 ala Barr
barren bsushmsu folltsn. bdun ipirb es
ben Deuti9sn isbr Ieidt fallen, cisfe
S6urtsrei 5ebnfad bsimsusabIen.
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iommtn az fsin unb fir abIsbbnss
Set nit bisiem ariss nitts ulsbr gu
fhuH 5u baben.
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Profeffor 5pbs BON Der


Profeffor 9pbs bon Der
Rprtbneitern uniDsriitdt in g6ieago,
Der fir cine b6lfsrrentIihe autoritdt
gilt, bat in elmer 6ffsntli4en asos bic
gnelGnber aIs Seerduber b.3eihnei,
bic ale 9oritriftsn Der 3ipiliiatiou.
ipie tie i'm 8DltsrreHt nisbsrgsIegt finb,
unbeadtet Iafien. Dieies urtheil Bee
0arf teiner geitGtisuns. gneIano
banbbabt bag Ssers9t ipis oDr apeis
buubert Sabren, als Sesmuun unb
SserGuber 10 SiemIih bus gIeihe Be-
beuteten. 2lber in benz einen puntte
t0nnen mir profsFor Spbs nidt bels
ftimmsn, baB bic umeritauifhe Rution
iid nolIis unb gang BEN prdiibsnten
drpertrduen iolIte, Der Die Re4te Der
Der. Stauten tbuttrdftis bsIhiise.
Der Rafrpeis lGbt ith erbringen, oub
bic SdGbisuns unfsres Sanbels une
bi. gntsbrun1 unisrsr 1ation burd bic
englifheu Yiratsnftreihs bem prdiie
hentsn suauihreiben finb, neil sr nift
bie 5ur 4bpehr n0thigen Nitttl ergrifz
fen bat. 6Gtte Der prdiibent BON
SonursB bic grmd6tigune seforbert,
bic Woffenausfuhr einsuitenen, bnnu
bate England feline 2lnmabuna nies
mals 10 nett uetrisben, bab .s unieren,
Sanbel niht Bios bic Rprbise, IonberE
audl ben atldutiidheu Gseur rerfperrt.
Der prG fibent sisbt tpieber cine
JlOtte ssgen Merito Suiammsn I'M
Der Whb9uublung Der auslGnoer bas
ieIbit Elm Gnoe 5u ma6en Wie psrlaus
tet, psrben bic s5rsmben, sinfhlieblitp
Der 4msritansr, ni9t blos nit Weru6s
sensz&oufistatiOnen bsbriidt, ionbern
lie tperben aud ipfiematiid ausesbuns
CERT, cine 9ruuiamteit, bersn 3ped
niht DsrifGnoli6 III. Do6 mug es
bamit feline Re6tigteit ba6en, ba Der
PrGiioeut ionit ni6t sins bspaffnete
SHterbsntion in ausfidt geitellt bate.
Sab unfsre Sruppsn tpiebsr natt 9sra
Gru5 5uriidtebrsn folIen, tpirb nls Sas
bel geg.H ben Prdiibenten anaefiibrt.
Wtdn fast, bab nenn sr 0uerta.
Der ii6 als Der .itarfe Wlnnn"
,rtpisisn bat, ni6t gum aanbe binauss
georGngt bate, 10 befdnbe Merito fi1
i'm tisfiteu JrisbeH Das III cine 4n>
ii4t, tpelte bi. Sbatiahen geg,n Iidb
bat. 6uerta bat Dor @ila unb ni6t
bor Wilion oas 6elb gerGumt. Der
onoere @ortpurf lnutet bdbin, 5ab Der
prdIibsut bate NIT Der Sruppenmadt
Der Der. Staatsn bic Srbuune IN
ReritO pisber heriteffeu ioIen. ssn
bieiem puntts miifien mir gum 9rdiie |
benten baltsH. Cine SntsrOention f1nnte |
Ieift su elmer anneripn fiibren unD |
BAG pGrs Elm ungliid, bds In ieoer
Beifs psrbiitet perbsu mub. Dir t5ns
uen bag meritanifhe 9efiubeI nift in
bic 1IHion aufuebmsH unb unfere 3nz
tuuft eef1brben. Rod sefGbrliher
iDGre bas 8siipisl, bls mir bierbnrE |
ben frembeu Mdhtsn Iiefern piir6en.
@eun mir Wsrifo nebmen, t5nnen mir
ibneu Uiht o.ripebren, bas iibriee
Sii0ameritd an anneftiren. DdmitI
tudre be RpHros Dottriu in SriimmerI
ssIest. gur GeSuIS permas bas msyss |
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-05-01
ANSWER TO PRAYER.
If you are bound to put out t

If you are bound to put out the
light"
She said last night, when she said
goodnight,
[ guess | better had pray again;
So she tumbled out of bed, and then,
By her snow-white bed on her baby
knees,
She said it over, and added, "Please!"
She had mumbled in a careless way
All INTERRUPTED with hugs and play
When she had thought that a little
light
Would shed it's glow in her room all
night.
But when she learned that her little
Would all of the night be raped in
gloom,
She got the notion in her small head
That, ere she Struggled away in bed,
1t might be good to forget the play,
And say her prayers in careful way,
And add a "Please!" with some en-
phasis;
And that, combined with a goodnight
kiss
All around again, would assist, heap,
To keep her safe while she lay asleep.
And so she said it, her little prayer,
With the soft light on her yellow hair,
And the pink soles of her little feet
Ranged side by side; and she looked
so sweet,
With small hands clasped and her
head bowed low,
1t seemed to us we did not know
How much we'd love her, until right
then;
And then she added her soft "amen,"
And climbed back into her little bed
And cuddled down when the "Please"
was said.
AS usual thing that child's "Amen,"
Is like a cracker exploding, then
She's onto her feet and with delight
Is busy starting a pillow-fght!
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-05-01
LEGAL NOTICE
bOTOuQl Of Cljffside Park
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
BOARD OF EDUCATION

SEALED proposals will be received
oy the Board of Education of the
Borough Of Cliffside Park, Bergen
County, New Jersey, until $3.50 o'clock
p. M, May II, 1915, at the Board of
Education room, School No. 3, Pail
SADIE and Park avenues, Cliffside Park,
New Jersey, for the complete con-
struction of a Public School Building,
plans and specifications for which may
BE secured from the Architect, Ernest
Sibley of Palisade, New Jersey.
Bids for the general construction,
Tor the heating and ventilating, for
the plumbing and gas fitting and for
5he electrical work will be taken
separately.
A certified check for Two Thous-
and dollars $4,000 for the general
construction, Five Hundred dollars
($500) for the heating and ventilat-
ing, Three Hundred dollars $4,000
for the plumbing and gas fitting and
One Hundred dollars ($100) for the
electrical work must accompany each
proposal, made payable to the order
81 the Board of Education of the Bor-
ough of Cliffside Park, New Jersey,
md are to be treated as liquidated
damages in case the bidder or bidders
receiving the awards shall fail to
execute contracts and furnish bonds
within ten 10) days after notfca-
ton Of the acceptance of their bids.
A surety company's bond for so
per cent. of the contract price will be
required from the successful bidders
for the faithful performance of their
contracts.
The Board of Education reserves
the right to reject any or all bids or
to waive defects or informalites in
any bid if it be deemed to the interest
Of the Borough so to do.
Contractors who desire plans and
specifications may receive the same
upon the deposit of Ten Dollars ($10)
which sum will be returned on the re-
turn of the plans and specifications.
Dated April 9, 1915.
Joseph F. Whelan,
President
John F. Kelly,
District Clerk.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-05-01
AUNTIE'S JOURNEY

"The curious effect sometimes pro-
duced in kilograms by want of puncta-
ton or the omission of a single
word" says a reader, Cannot fail to
have struck everyone.
81 had a female relative living in
Chicago from whom | had 'eXpecta-
tions.' She had been ailing for some
weeks, when one morning came a
telegram asking my wife to go at once
as she-my aunt-was much worse.
She accordingly went.
During the evening of the follow
ing day l received this disconcerting
announcement:
"'Aunt Matilda went to heaven at
$3.50 returning by 11:50 tomorrow
morning."
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-05-01
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Vol. II, No. 5. 1894.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-05-01
LEGAL NOTICES
Borough Of CIiffside Park
BOARD OF EDUCATION

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Education of the Borough
Of Cliffside Park, N. j., at meeting
on Friday, May 7, 1915, at $3.50 p. m.
at school No. 8 at Palisade avenue
and Park avenue, Cliffside Park, N j.,
for the furnishing of Two Hundred
and Fifty 250) tons more or less of
Pea coal and thirty (30) tons more
or less of Egg coal to be delivered as
directed to the several schools of the
said borough. All coal to be well
screened. The Board of Education
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids and will require of the sue
cessful bidder a bond to insure the
faithful performance of the contract.
John f. Kelly,
Clerk.
Joseph F. Whelan,
President
Vol. II, No. 5. $685..
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-05-01
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Knickerbocker Realty Co.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Knickerbocker Realty
Company will be held at the office of
the company at Grantwood, Borough
of Cliffside Park, Bergen County, N.
j., May II, 1915, at 3 p. M, for the
election of directors and the transac-
ton of such other business as may
come before the meeting.
F. C. Lewis,
Secretary.
Vol. II, No. 5. 1924.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-05-01

National City Realty Company
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the National City Realty
Company will be held at the office of
the company at Grantwood, Borough
of Cliffside Park, Bergen County, N.
j., May IL, 1915, at p. M, for the
election of directors and the trans
action of such other business as may
come before the meeting.
Charles E. Bradley,
Secretary.
Vol II, No. 5. 1924.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-05-01
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

brentwood Realty Company
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Grantwood Realty
Company will be held at the office
Of the company at Grantwood, Bor-
ough of Cliffside Park, Bergen
County, N. j., May II, 1915, at 2
p. M, for the election of directors
and the transaction of such other
business as may come before the
meeting.
w. J. Coons,
Secretary.
Vol. II, No. s. 1894.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-05-01

And she goes tearing through the
room and hall,
And does not think of the night at all;
But last night she said her prayer
again,
And added please" to that "Amen,"
And her mother nodded her head:
"All right"
And so | didn't put out the light.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-05-01
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

New York and New Jersey Realty Co
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the New York and New
Jersey Realty Company will be held
at the office of the company at Grant
wood, Borough of Cliffside Park, Ber-
gen County, N. j., May IL, 1915, at
2 p. M, for the election of directors
and the transaction of such other
business as may come before the
meeting.
w. H. Hoyt,
Secretary.
Vol. II, No. 5. 1924.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-05-01

Why not make the ball grounds the
social gathering place of Saturday
afternoon? 1t would certainly be a
nice thing to get the village together
once a week in the open air and let
them see good ball game and just
chat about things.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-29
AII TIred out
Hundreds More in Honolulu in the
Same Plight. WV (

Tired all the timej ,r@2. . @s% q
Weary and worn out night and day;
Back, aches; head aches. 4
Your kidneys are probably weakened.
You should help them Mt their work,
Let one who knows tell you how.
! Mrs John ID. Whitaker, 405 N. East
st., Madison, Ind, says: III suffered
from pains across my back, together
with an occasional headache and D
steadily grew worse. Circles appeared
beneath my eyes, my ankles were swol
len and was all crippled up with pain.
Ny back aehed constantly, and was
nervous and all worn out. was dis.
couraged as doctors eouldn 4 help me.
Finally took Doan's Backache Kid
ney Pills and they worked wonders.
The pains and aches were relieved aud
my health Improved. 1t is my duty
TO tell of my experience for the bene.
6t Of other kidney sufferers. My for
mer endorsement still holds good, > (,
poan's Backachs Kidney Pills are
sold BY all Druggists and storekeepefs
at so cents per box, (six boxes $500,
or will be mailed on receipt of price
by the Hollister Drug Co., Honolulu,
Wholesale agents for the Hawaiian
islands.
Remember the name, D9aD i arr tsks
no substitute. .s f. a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-29
Honolulu Folk Expected To Join to
Make Outdoor Committee
81 Junket Worth While ..

''Islapders who took tbs trip to and
around the Island of Kauai with the
last congressional party from Washing.
ton will remember the extreme pleasure
they derived from not only the eircunl.
navigation of the island, but the cross
country trips in autos, said the execu.
tive officer of the promotion committee
yesterday. ''That trip was an eye.
opener for HonOlulans who had given
no tb"Ight Of the excursion possibilities
70 the Garden Island. 1t revealed y
country honeycombed with goTgcs
which rival those Of the Grand Canyon
Of the Colorado, and a myriad Of scenic
attractions in cliffs, waterfalls, great
mountain ranges, and in addition the
wonderful hospitality Of its people.
Tho members Of the congregational, rarity
were extremely pleased with this part
of their Island visit" tsS ~
The excursion to Kauai ON February
II, which is planned for island f6lks as
wei as tourists, the committee members
believe, will be one of the most pleas.
.uTabie trips Of the season. The outdoor
promotion committee is working hard to
make it a success and ii Honolulu folk
cooperate, pay the low fare Of nine dol
lars and fifty cents for the round trip,
the Garden Island residents win feel
that Honolulu is aiding materially in
developing the tourist resources Of that
island ...' 8
. 1t is due to the Garden Islanders
that AS many persons as possible go
from Honolulu and get acquainted, y
said Mr.. Taylor. 'Our civic eonven-
ton has been held on Maui and on Ha.
wall. There has been no planned ex-
cur sion 10 the Garden Island other than
the February IL trip, which is the pio-
necr of several others.
1.-The bookings at the promotion com.
mittee 8 office for this trip are coming
in slowly hut surely. Business houses
who take advantage of this low rate
expedition by permitting employees to
get off the whole OF Saturday will
really derive an advantage, particularly
for those employees who have never beef,
on the island, as they will get nc /,
'nainted with landings and Transports.
ton, and it will be Of advantage in the
work Of the frm.p "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-29
BT
SHERIFF IMPROVED
Civil Service Board Accepts One
Appointment and Confirms
sMseven Elevations

Without comment, dissent or qucs-
ton, the civil service eompissiou at a
brief meeting last night unanimously
confirmed one appointment TO and
seven promotions IN me police depart.
ment made by Sheriff Rose, The ap-
pointment TO be effective from January
- and the promotions from February d.
The new appointed il Henry silva
and he took ollice on January 90 as
special officer ami Portpeuese inter.
nYeteg IN the ;deteftiyp bnfchu
shbiifflb frdmositnt \ HE
The proportions 70 be madc by The
theriff are As follows:
David fiao, from bicycle officer "a
special officer In the detecfive bureau;
Enyap Kan, from patrolman 10 bicvclc
officer; r. +. Bo6rke, from 1ail guard
10 patfolmah; Sam lzailiwai, from
miller at Koolaupoko to police ofiieef
at Koolaupolso; John s. Aea, from pa
trolman TO traffic officer; Fiona Aiapai,
from patrolman to traffic officer; An.
tone Joseph, from cstray officer to
mounted patrolman
Passes on Application
/ In addition to this business the com.
mission passed on the validity of the
applications Of fifty seven HonoIulans
who wish to enter the employ OF the
city In either the police or fire depart.
ments. Seventeen Of the applicants do
sire to be firemeh, sixteen policemen
nine traffic officars, five motorcycles no.
lice, five sub-station officers, two
mounted policemen, one special officer
in the detective department, one inter.
prefer in Portuguese and ono inter.
prefer In Russian and German
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-29
BERLIN REPORTS BATTLE

The relieving ofHeial reports Of the
North Sea battle have been received
from their washington embassies by
the local German and British consul
ates. hEa r.. .-.a.
The German account says:
tAssoeirsed Press by Federal wireiessl1
I "wAsHINGToN. january 26,--The
ofilcial ad.niral star reports under date
Of January "a that the araored crlis-
ers seydlitz. Dorfainger, Moltke ana
Blrecher. f.scoapanied by four snan
c-aiser- and two destroyer hotiIlas, ad-
vanced this morning (January gay into
tie North Sea. 49,. . ~
"a fight occurred with the British
forces. numbering f,Ss battle cruisers,
several s+.=ll cruisers and 90 destroy
fers. HaG. o.. q 4
"Tho eneEiy after three hours broke
OF the fight seventy miles west north.
west Of Heligoland and reiterated. 81
According to the latest reports ono
British battieeruiser and on the Ger
s.sn side tho ar:a,red cruiser Blaocner
wezp sink. .a.. Il 3. i, y
All other German forces returned
mo port" -, x III r..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-29
ALL GRAIN coNfIscATED

BERLIN, January 2G.-To save the
waning supplies Of foodstuHs, all stocks
of corn, wheat and -four have been or.
dered seized on February i by the gov.
crnrent, I'll e.. O.
All transactions In these commodities
are forbidden. municipalities are or
dered to set aside preserved meats.
aOyernnient distributing otices will be
established to handle the supplies.
Tho oticial gazette says that doubt.
less this measure cats deeper into the
peoples economic life than all other
regulations previously adopted but It is
necessary TO bring about "a sparing
use Of our limited supply, which with
care Is amply sufficient until the next
harvest" &
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-29
BANK REPUDATES /
Hawaii WARRANT
|Wherefor City Treasurer CohkIlnu
is Perturbed and Municipal
Clerk IS Joyful

(fton "Wednesday Advertiser. J

When city Treaeurer Conklipg rash-
CT up into the once Of city Clerk
Kalaaokalant yesterday aftetpoon and
waving a dishop6red warrant Tor
sr2e4o issded BY tie tTeesurer Of the
county of HAWAII, demanded Go be re-
.imbufsed that am6knt, another echo OF
tho recent gfaft scandAls on the Big
Island was heafl w
The warrant on the Hawaii county
treasury was drawn to the orlet Of TIT
clefk Of 1ionosuhi county n payment
FOR election blank forns and printing
tseai at the primary objections last fall.
All the pfiHtine fof the Sbfioas copn.
ties was done In Honolhlh and the
blanks distfibutcd ia their due proper.
ton 20 the outside counties. a cbn-
siderable saving 10 the county tfea.
stries was effected BY this method. SO
far, the greatest saving was TO the
county Of Hawaii, whose warrant was
refused yesterday by the Bank of Has
waii.
The cost Of the printing and blanks
was divided up by Kalauokalani among
the four counties in proportion TO the
amounts, they received, and Kauai and
Maui promptly sent warrants in pay,
ment. These Warrants were all cashed
by the Honolulu banks. Bnt when the
Hawaii warrant was presented yestcr-
day, the Bank Of Hawaii would not
deign TO even notice It.
+" Nothing doing, y Treasurer Conk.
ling was informed. Fa.
Conkling was thoroughly dissatisfied
The warrant naa been t,irned over to
him by the city clerk, as funds received
by him, and had been duly taken up
as cash on the treasnrer's books. Then
to have the bank turn down the war
rant was too much. He immediately
went back to the city clerk and de-
manded that the latter reimburse him
to the tune OF $l26.46 warrant. The
clerk dug up his receipt from Conk-
ling's Office for the amount, which he
had been given in exchange for the
diseredited warrant, and stood pat. 4
Conkling win have to find another
bank which has more confidence in the
treasury Of Hawaii county, or else send
the warrant back and ask for eerti,
fed check. 4 MI .sa.Et
.