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stickney. A. strassbersers Mrs. a.
Strassberger, e. Stifel. Mrs. 3. stifel.
John Stone. Miss Jessie Stuart, +. ".
Sutton, Miss Florence Taylor, Miss
Margaret Thompson. Miss Rae Thorn
as, Z. w ThurloW, Henry w Ticken.
y. A. Tiernan, Miss X. Tucker, Capt:
C. F. Turne, Mrs. C. r, Turne and
two children, o. w. Upson, Mrs. Q. W.
Upson, 6. osborne, Mrs. G. Usb0rne
and child, Richard o. Vaughan, Miss
E. c. Wagner, Miss J. Walsh, Mrs.
+. T. Warriner. Mrs H. E. Webster,
H. e. Webster, Lieut.. H. 2. Wells,
John West, Harry f. Wheeler, Ellis
White, Mrs. T. w. Whitley. ], A. VIII
der. @. p. Wilder, Mrs. G. p Wilder,
Mrs. H. e. Willis, Eric Williams, Mrs.
Eric williams, Miss =. NJ. Williams.
II. H. Williams, Mrs. P. Wallace, =.
n. White, Mrs. NJ. G. Wood, NJ. Yama-
shire, Miss J. zurmehly, Theodore g.
Zschokke, r. B. Weaver. James Ho.
Mrs. H. e. Marchant and infant, ].
Moriyama, w. Robinson. ?. A. Schoen
berg.
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vAnDsaslLr GIVES $1,000.

NEW YORK. William K. Wander
bilt added $1,000 to the fund for the
equipment of an aviation corps foi
the New York National Guard. max
ing total contributions for that pur'
pose $12,250. Z.
Emerson McMillin's offer to add
500 to every 5000 raised by the Ma
tfonal Aeroplane Fund has brought
from him check for $3.50. increasing
the national fund to 1858. Seven
aeroplanes have also been given for
national purposes.
President Alan R. Howley. W. Red.
mond Cross, Henry Woodhouse and
r. C. Boiling have been appointed q
special committee of the Aero Club
to advise Najor-gen. Organ in the
organization of a New York aviation
corps. There viii be meeting for
the purpose In the city Office OF the
Acknowledgement
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per Matson str. Matsonia, from San
Francisco. today--Miss Martha Aid
ridge, Miss i. Allison, Mrs. Frank Arm
strong, Mrs. C. w. Ashford, Miss NJ.
X. Ashford, John Ashley, Mrs. John
Ashley, v. L. Ayau, James Aylett, G..
d. Ball, Geo. B. Baker, N. +. Barger,
Mrs..M. F. Barger, VIM. e. Barry. Mrs.
VIM. E. Barry, Ellsworth Beach, Mrs.
Otto Berndt, Bert Bernstein. Miss Rena
Bertelmann, Mrs N. ]. Bissell, Miss
e. Bissell, A. w T. Bottomley, Mrs.
A. w. T. Bottomley, y. d. Bowman,
Joseph Buerger, IT, G. G. Bush, w.
II. Cameron, Mrs. w. H. Cameron,
Mrs. Marston Campbell, James Camp
see, Mrs. James Campsee, ]. w. Car
Isle, w. A. Cattell, Miss B. Chartz,
Mrs. r. B. Christie. Lee Chu, Mrs. Lee
Chu, DR.. F. Fl Clark. Mrs. B. Clinton,
F R. Clute, Mr.. Frank Il. Colam. Mrs.
z. y. Conant. FRED Y. ". cooper, Mis-
&. Cooper mrs. 4. ~. Coopers Mls'
J. B. Core. Geo. Il. CoWan. Dr.s 2. =.
Crowell, Miss K G. Cuiceilo, Mrs. y.
w. Cushing. T. W.. Gushing, Ralph
Cuthbertson, A. r. Daft, Mrs. G. Daily.
A. s. DaIzieIl, Mrs. A. s. DalzieIl, 8.
A. Dewing, DR.. G.. G. Dolley, Mrs.
Adele Dreier, Hugh sDrohan, H. M.
Dowsett, Harold H. Duden. Miss G. H.
Ferguson, F.. T. Field, Mrs. J.. J. Fitzger-
aid. J. J. Fitzgerald, T. y. Fitzpatrick,
Mrs. T. J. Fitzpatrick, David Fleming,
Alonzo 7. Flint, Mrs. d. Foster, Miss
Questa Franklin, Mrs. r. Freeman,
w. F. Calm, Jr., Miss Katherine Gar
nett, Mrs. A. Gartley, Mrs. G. H. Gar
vey, J.. Ghirardelli, Miss C. Ghirar-
deli, Mrs. H. B. Giffard, Miss G. Gill
man, Miss 2. Hind, MIS-. :. a. Gbll-
man, Mrs. =. d. gilmore, n. ?. Gtays
Mrs. 4. .. Gray, Master Percy 6Lay'
Miss Alexis gregory MISS = Mress
DRY. Mrs. b. n. hampton, MIS-. Wl.iiam
j. Hartung ana two cnliuren, Lew men
derson, T. ]. billiard, n. 4. hiliaru'
Miss Eugenia Hit, MISS Louisa mt
r. L. Hind, Robert Hind, Mrs. Robert
Hind, Master Robert Hind, Miss Mar
garet Hind. Mrs. Charles Hitchcock,
A. Hooking, Mrs. A. Hooking and child,
Ingraham d. Hook, Miss Louise Hook.
Mrs. william C. Hook, Charles n.
HOVE, William Inman, e. B. Jackson,
Mrs. e. A. Jones, Miss c. Jones, Mrs.
C. w. Jordan, Mrs. Edwin Kimball,
Miss Mary Kimball, Floyd C. King;
man, James Kekahuna, L. K. Kekoa,
Miss Pearl Kekumana. Miss Mildred
Kemp, Theodore Kieseel. Miss NJ.
Korb, William T. Lais. ]. Lando, Mrs.
]. Lando, Mrs. F. Lederer, H. r. Lem.
on, Miss B. Leroy, Mrs. ]. n. Levy,
Miss N. p. Littlejohn, Mrs. M. II. Loy-
ell, George Lynch, w. Lynch. Miss A.
Mahikoa, C. e. Maud. Mrs. c. E. Maud,
Charles N. MARQUEE, Mrs. Charles NJ.
Marouez Master C. N. Marquez, Jr..
Mrs. Landon r. Mason, NJ c. Mayer.
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GOOD ROADS CUT
COST OF LIVING

The building Of good roads Il the
most important factor which this coun
/ try must consider IN the next few
years. The improved highway is the
one means Of salvation for the pool
man. for in these days Of high cost Of
living, we mustalook to the cheaper
| Transportation of food stuffs as ouI
way out. We can no longer expect &c
| better our condition through greater
supply OF necessities, for every effort
we have made toward lowering the
cost Of food stuffs heretofore has been
met with the response that the United
States is now about as. intensively cul
tivated as it Gamble under present con,
ditions.
In other words, our people are nc
longer turning to the country in an
effort to produce larger amount Of
food. Therefore we must face the
problem of getting along with the
same amount that Is now produced.
The only solution left for us is to
cut ont cost Of production and deliv.
cry. The best way to accomplish this
Is to provide good roads. for we have
already had many demonstrations of
how good roads will work to our adj
vantage.
The Improvement of highways In
many parts Of our country in the last
few years has been invariably fol-
lowed by better living conditions.
Where the roads leading into q large
city have been Improved we have seen
an Increased supply of food stuffs on
the local markets and larger num-
Der Of farmers bringing their products
into the city. This. Of necessity. re-
suits IN lower prices for the products
and q long step toward better living
conditions
On the other hand, the Improvement
OF roads throughout the country Is In
variably followed by an improvement
in farming methods The agricultur-
ist who heretofore devoted his ener-
giles to grazing and the production of
rough food stliffs, such as corn, is now
turning to. what is known as market
gardening. He is raising potatoes,
beans, peas and other commodities
that are in every day demand. simply
because he can get them to market
where heretofore markets were denied
him. It is no uncommon. sight now
to see farmers driving Is or 20 miles
to market with loads of produce which
before the highways were improved
were denied the consumer. The auto
mobile, It is trne, has had great deal
to do with increasing this supply, but
even this vehicle would be helpless
without highways on which to run.
Good roads are an undisguised bless
ing. and this every one who has given
the matter any thought will admit.
They not only promote increased In
dustriai activity, and therefore better
the living conditions Of thousands of
our city dwelIers, but they provide an
improved social life for people who
live In the country. The family which
has access to good road, and there
fore quicker and more pleasant trips.
goes to church oftener, visits the
neighbors oftener and attends farmer
club meetings more frequently. No
one can deny that all Of these are i'm
portant factors in the farmers life
Municipal Engineering.
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ment or any part or detail thereof.
Dated, Honolulu. T. H. November
s, 1915.
d. RALAUOKAI4ANI,
Clerk, City and County OF Honolulu.
e314-Nov. 6, 8. 8. 10. IL, II. Is. Is.
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RESOLUTION NO. s2i.

Be It resolved by the Board Of SUI
peryisors Of the City a7d County Of
f16nclulu. that the sum OF One Thou
sand Dollars ($1, 000.e0) be and the
same hereby Is appropriated out Of all
moneys In the General Fund Of the
City and County Of Honolulu. for an
account TO be known as Extradition
and Criminal Investigation Fund Of
me City and County Attorney, all ex-
penditures from the said fund to be
audited by the Chairman Of the Com
mittee on Finance and Public Expen-
ditures Of the Board OF Supervisors.
Introduced BY
DANIEL LOGAN,
Supervisor.
Honolulu. October Is. 1915.
Approved this 5th day Of November.
A. d. 1915.
JOHN C. LANE,
Mayor 4 8 City and County Of Honolulu
ss15-Nov. 8. .. 10.
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TRANSPORT SERVICE

Logan. from Manila for San Francisco.
left here Nov. s.
Thomas, due here November Is, for
Guam and Manila.
Sherman, now at coast.
Sheridan, at Manila.
Dix, now at coast.
Warren. stationed Ct the Philippines.
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NOTICE

A public meeting win be held by
the Public Utilities Commission Of Ha-
wall in the office of the superin.en-
dent Of public works. Capitol building.
Honolulu, on Thursday. Nov. II, 1915,
at 1880 p. M. to consider q proposed
change Of rates by the Maui Tele-
phone Company. 6316-2t
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
workmen's Compensated Act.

Notice is hereby given that on and
after the 18th day Of November, 1915
the penalties provided In the Work
mems Compensation Act (Act 221. 8
L. 1851 viii be enforced on all EN-
ployers carrying on q business, trade
profession or any other occupation FOL
the sake Of pecuniary gain, who have
failed to secure compensation for theil
employees as provided in Section l6 d
said act.
Per order,
INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT BOARD
CITY AND COUNTY OF HOMO
LULU.
63O7.Oct. a9 to Nov. is inc.
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VESSELS 10 DEPART
NAILS

Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San Francisco Nippon Maru, Nov. H.
Chiyo Maru. Nov. -.
Australia Niagara. Nov. IL.
Vancouver-Niagara, Dec. I.
Mail win depart for the following
points as follows:
San Francisco-Matsonia, Nov. IL.
YckohamaN Nippon Maru. Nov. IS.
Australia Sonoma. Nov. %.
Vancouver-Niaga Nov. II,
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NOTICE.

Hereafter I viii not be responsible
for bills Of any nature unless CON
tracted BY my written order.
ooa.L II. ROGERS.
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OAHU RAILWAY TINE TABLE,
OUTWARD

For Waianae, Waialua. Kahuku and
way stations 9:15 Z. ~, s3.z0 .. a.
For Pearl City, Eva MN and way
stations-t7:30 a. N. 1918 .. N,
.11:30 q. M s2:15 p. m, $50 p. M,
Sis p. M, 1880 .. M. f11:1S p. n.
For WahiaWa and Leilehua-s10:10
q. m. f2:4O p. M 500 p. M. s11:0o
p. N.
INWARD
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku. Wal.
alua and Waianae $40 Z, m, ssh
p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva YIN and
Pearl City-f7:45 q m. 1886 q m,
s11:02 q. M, 1910 p. M. e426 p. M
s5:31 p. N. 1880 p. N.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiaws and
Leilehua-s9:15 q. m, f1:55 p. m.
s4:O1 D. N, s7:10 p. n.
The HaIeiwa Limited. two-hour
train (onIy first-class tickets honored)
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at $3.50
a. m, for Haleiwa hotel; returning sr.
rives in Honolulu at 1910 p. N. The
Limited stops only At Pearl City and
Waianae.
.Daily. Except Sunday. tsunday only.
q. p. pENlsoN, ?. c. SMITH,
superintendent. g. ?. 4.
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G. H. McFadden was elected di-
rector of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
succeeding the late Rudolph Ellis.
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Turks broke the American seals on
the French consulate at Beirut, Syria,
and examined documents in the con-
sulate.
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II. FRONTAGE TO BE ASSESSED:
(a) The frontage on the mauka
side Of said street, to be assessed, ID
parallel with and uniformly distant
twenty (20) feet mauka Of and from
an offset line described as follows:
Beginning at point which Is BY
true azimuth and distance 500 co.
1900 feet from q City Survey Monu'
ment which Is at the point OF inter.
leectiOn Of the twenty t20) foot offset
line from the mauka side Of King
street, between Liliha street and Bere.
tania street, and the twenty (20) foot
offset line from the mauka side OF
Beretania street, between King street
and Nuuanu street, the co-ordinates
OF said Monument being 1642.8 feet
North, and 5135.s0 feet West OF
PunchbowI Triangnlation Station, said
loffset line runs by true azimuth and
distance as follows:
S20e O0'-202s.6 feet to q City Sur
lvey Monument near the Eva side Of
Nuuanu street, said Monument mark
| ing the end OF the frontage improve
ment.
OBJ The frontage on the makai side
Of said street, to be assessed, Is par
sllel with and uniformly distant forty
| (40) feet makai Of and from. the off
set line described under (a). above.
(c) The width between property
lines for this portion Of Beretania
street is to be sixty (60) feet and
the paved width forty (40) feet, al
lowing ten (10) feet for sidewalks on
either side. The total frontage Is ap-
proximately 4057.2 feet measured
along both frontage lines described
under ca and Obj herein.
III. MAIN THOR0UGHFARE: CON-
TRIBUTI0N TO COST By CITY
AND COUNTY,:
Since by Resolution No. 244, said
portion Of Beretania street was declar-
ed main or general thoroughfare,
the City and County Of Honolulu pro-
poses to assume and pay out Of Gen
eral Revenue 33 1870 Of the cost Of
the Improvement.
". MATERIALS PROPOSED:
Cd For paving: "Bitulithic" on
six (6) inch crushed rock base;
90 For new curbing: Lava rock;
CD Old curbing to be moved and
reset where necessary;
"a For stone paved cutters: Hard
durable stone;
t0j t0r storm sewers: Concrete
pipes.
v. ASSESSMENTS PROPOSED:
III the cost OF the entire improves
Nv thes CIV and Comfy u w. and also less
the cost Of new curbing, shall be paid
BY general assessment at the maxi
mum rate Of $4.0423 per front foot
against all land abutting upon said
portion Of said street, as described,
both sides included. The total front
age (including 1862 feet frontage op-
poeite public lands, cross streets and
Nuuanu streaml, being approximately
4,O57.2.
Cd The cost of new curbing shall
be paid by assessment at the maxi
mum rate Of 1910 per front foot
against the abutting lands opposite
which the same shall be laid; q front
age Of approximately 200 feet.
vi. ESTIMATED COST.
Cost Of entire improvement,
to be assessed on front
age basis ................$1 SIC, 400.63
Contribution of City and
County to main thorough
fare ................ S,2O0.32
Cost Of new curbing, assess
ed against abutting front
age 5000
Total estimated cost Of i'm
provement $24, $685.
Maximum rate, general front
age assessment per front
f~,<,k e. af0Q
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~ xUTHoRlTY.
NOTCH
PusLIc HEARING.

PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT OF
BERETANIA STREET, BETWDEN
KING AND NUUANU STREETS,
IN HONOLULU, T. H.
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Cine Gibraltar raac.

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i'll gan5 Spdnicn. 'onheru aitd] i'll alien
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England. sic Nuhrid)t berporgerufcu.
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amerifaniiees Opiertpinie'
feit FIR 8eIeien.

Nah Dem ioeben betunnt a~escbcnen
@criht Der amcritaniih : bclsiifeu
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8eim l(bmeXIen unieres fatboliibcn
Hrefs, 0ntbmiiasmus".

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Cine aeuBeruns berIelbeu fam ia ndt absenener merben,
ne { r n il es mEren tatboItfen 9eiepnbIifurn init ietnem VcrIan9sn nab
elmer tIttiRren 8reHe iii, Snb uniere authoIHen beret. aud Die nStbtser
8eIpupfer su briuseu, Inn Grerc Ans9aten erttcn6fdbe 81 mnten?
Aui ale Shic Sragen, liebcr Seer. GWt Hu cine tare' un5petreuiI9e
Nntport. henl On Sde Spmular an anberer GnNe uuter1drchr nm 9le1t
eirididl. Tonr tbmt Oh praiidc SreBarbeit. Damn lptrtt Sn i'm Nporolot
rr Yreie IN elmer 8ene, ipelhc dusihI1ggebeub Sebertrn9 bat
Eesbolb, luber 2eer. .tbue 3 c in II GGel gIctT. Snlc ous Sornnldr
aug uc ieubc cs gIe h cu!-0e / bel 8cbdftcHr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-30
kSniain Maria pen esu,
tttGnicn

hat i'd, ebeuiu ipie Sic pcrpitttuctc So
nigiu G~liinbetb. Carmen Splpo. Der
2 6riftiteIIerei eelpihmct; lie
bepordust Die 9nttilns bes biitoriifen
3omans. Su ibrer ifriititeueriiten
9etbatiguns bebient fe iiG Der Sprade
ibrer Seimntb. pes eHsIiifen; einise
ibrer fIeinereu RooeHen iinb bon Der
&ouieins Bittrpe gIiiabetb in Sic Seuts
i6c Sprafe iibertraeen. &Dniein
Maria ut bctanntlid, cine Sottcr bcs
Scr3osS bon gbinbure. bes iiinscren
9rubcrs 8Onig gbuorbs. Tic 1T mitbill
Die auiinc bes &0uigc 8cora bon eng
LAMB. Sbre NhItter mar Die ein;igc
Scdter auiier aIeranber H.. Des
6robputers bes 3uren Nitolulls; bic
aonisin ut alio nld cine 4uiine oes
rcsicreubcn 3aren. 0iit Sem itcapers
tretcnben beltidcn Sotid,aiter in aons
itautinopeI, Surit grnIt 81 Sobenlobcz
2~auserbure. lit lie o%erIfapdgcrt. ba
bicier ibre iiineen Shpeiter Yrin;eiiiu
Ileranera 5ur 8cnIablin hat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-30

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Yreilen peripertbeten 3uderernte.
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Inn 5000. 900 reiher setporben limb
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etipa S1O0,000,o00 erboben tperoe.
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natiirlih ben Ser. Stoatcn in bobem
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aontratte fir Die @~rridtups bon flint
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oa aud bic Iabofernte cine silnitiae
lei, Iebe es Der Sifunft nit frobcr GU
per'tbt cntgegen.