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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-29
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Wetterberid)t.

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am Wlontag. 2lln Dienita; iru6es
Wetter nnb Shnse am Gris See.
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j. s. AID FOR
SMALL FARMER
LEES PLEDGE
tcontinOed nom page one,

steamer with. their whistles and the
Mauna kea responded in kind. ~
Al dinner last night the evening
was erIivened by funny stunts" pull.
ed off at the "Ad Club table and
the ".maiihini table"
As the steamer landed this morning
a long string Of autos waited for the
distinguished guests, who were as
sisted to private homes for entertain.
nrent tonight. Luncheon is being held
at Niumalu, the beach home of Rep
resentatiye J. zh.rrconey Of the terri
torial legislature. After luncheon
there will be motor trips 10 Eieele,
Wsimea, kekaha and other places.
Special attention 10 being paid to the
NamiIiWili narbor project. >... Il
s Public receptions are to be given
at lihse and Waimea in honor Of the
visitors. Tomorrow there are to be
short excursions TO various points, in.
Guiding an auto ride to beautiful Ha.
inaIei valley in the afternoon. At S
O'Clock the Mauna kea will leave Ha-
naiei to arrive on Saturday morning
about o'clock al Honolulu. 49, -
The weather is fine. ..f.-,..- :,
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congressman in
STRONG SUPPORT
Of j. 5. PROTEST
Continued from page ous)

climax and can be overlooked no
longer. I am satisfied that Presi
dent Wilson viii provide the pro
lection due TO American citizens on
the seas and also that he will de
mand amends Tor the lives and ships
already lost through submarine war
fare President Wilson win accom-
plish all the reparatiOn demanded
by America without a war The
biggest asset to our country in a
time like this is the known desire
OF our president for peace as well
as his known determination to deal
firmly in any matter which requires
firmness." ..-..... ...s.ps.
sOVERAfAN OF North Car.
Olina: Il believe the note TO Ger.
many is timely and emphatic. In
fact, the more emphatic the better.
IN any one man can steer the ma.
ton through q diplomatic sea such
as this il is none other than Presi.
dent Wilson. | am for Wilson.
REPRESENTATIVES, R0DENBERG of
Illinois: President Wilson's note?
Why, / think it is the bestframed
protest that could be sent to repre-.
sent the real attitude OF the United
States as nation. II is dignified
and In. full harmony with the stu
alton and at the. same time in keep
ing with the national seriousness
which, surrounds the crisis in inter
national relations. This Is the right
time to suspend Judgment until the
facts are established. We can not
afford to act hastily. President
Wilson's note viii clear up the mis-.
Understandings OF American rela.
tions with Germany in regard to
the protection Of American lives"
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CAPTAIN KITTELLE TO
SPEAK TO Y. M. C. A. BOYS

Extremely interesting will be the
talk of Capt, Sumner E. w. KitelIe OF
the Maryland to the boys of the Y
M. c. A. Monday night at Z o'clock.
say the secretaries of boys work in
the local association. S.
When asked 10 speak to the boys
about life and experiences in the navy
the captain said he would be only too
glad for the opportunity of talking
to the real boys of Honolulu. He un.
derstands the natural interest all boys
have In naval affairs and will give
many the sidelights on. navy life which
boys enjoy most. He will also speak
upon American citizenship and its
essential qualifications. All boys be
tween the ages of II and Is are invit.
ed to come. Tickets are given out in
the boys department. 81
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SCHOFIELD WILL
ENTERTAIN men
OF THE MARYLAND

A large number OF the sailors of the
q. S. S. Maryland are looking forward
TO pleasant time at Schofield Bar.
racks en- Saturday evening when they
will be shown around the largest post
in Che United States army by their
comrades They will. be the soldiers
guests at dinner ana later in the eve.
ming at big smoker n the Cavalry
Artillery amusement hall. Since the
Maryland has been In port many OF
the men from Schofield have been
kindly treated on board the ship and
now they wish to reciprocate. -.
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lolieeS Ho,pitdI
. Reports q

Captain Of Detectives McDuffie be-
lieves that in Lee 70 Keuk he has
the man responsible for entering the
store of Nakamura near the inter-
section of King an Beretania streets
and firing one shot at the proprietor,
which took effect in the thigh. The
Korean has been held and charged
with robbery.
~
B. Lehman, found guilty of passing
stationary street car while driving
a horse and buggy across a downtown
street intersection, was fined $40 and
costs today from which decision of
District Magistrate Monsarrat, Leib-
man appealed to the circuit court.
Lehman professed no knowledge of
events which few days ago led to
his arrest by Traffic Officer Ander-
son. He denied he had ordered a
Chinese cyclist out of the way. A
second charge Of making wrong
turn at street corner was not sus-
tanned and this case was dismissed.
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SOW SEEDS in TRENCHES.
ASSOCIATED Press

HAVRE, France.-An ingenious use
of the arrival of spring is being made
by gardeners in the trenches in the
chalk districts of France. 1t has al
ways been very difficult to conceal
the exact line of the trenches in this
district because the white chalk was
laid bare wherever the soil was dis
turbed The gardeners are now being
employed to sow the chalky ridges
with mustard and other small seeds.
These seeds. being very small, gather
in the surface OF the chalk and quick.
ly cover them with vegetation.
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ECONOMICS FOR
OPIUM SMOKERS
fVfVEk Trial
Witness In SculB Case Tells
How Much Poppy Drug" to
Use and When to Use II
GOVERNMENT WITNESS
is PUT ON THE GRILL
Counsel For Defense Subjects
chun TO Long Cross
Examination

Lessons In economy for the opium
smoker, and a hint at the spirit o.
generosity which sometimes comes
after partaking In excess Of the pop
py drug were propounded from the
witness stand in federal court thin
morning by Chun Chong, witness fol-
the government in its case against
John +. Scully.
The morning was devoted to an az
parently severe cross-examination o.
the witness by Attorney c. II. Nc
Bride, counsel for the defense. Chun
is said to be the governments star
Witness, as Il Is alleged he was taken
TO house In Kalihi where, after re
f1sing 10 buy nnstamped tins Of opium
he was robbed OF more than $500.
Chuns testimony regarding opium
and its use was that or a person who
has used the drug continually Tor
about 10 years. He admitted this on
the stand yesterday. He said that the
average tin contains from four 70 six
ounces OF opium. Mcbride asked how
long Il would take him to smoke q
tin.
II don't know he said. tits like
liquor. The more you need It the
more ypu drink"
Chun said he was In the habit OF
spending half an hour each evening
smoking. When opium was cheap, he
would spend more time, he added. II
st was selling at $50 a tin he would
take two. smokes each evening. each
taking 10 or Is minutes.
For one smoke, he said, he used
LOO part Of an ounce, or one fun.
II he took two smokes q day, one
ounce would last him one and hall
months. II opium was selling at sc
q tin, he added, he could smoke an
ounce in two days,
Further questioning by Mcbride
drew out the allegation that one tin
Of opium would last him about fouI
months Ghun, testified yesterday that
II was his Intention to buy about 10
tins from Scully.
why were YOU going to lay in a
supply Of opium for 40 months, prac-
ticSlly three and y hall years. asked
Mcbride.
The Chinese answered that then, II
his friends wanted some, he would
have II for them, ne sid he wOald
give II to them, not sell II. He also
intimated that he would try to set the
drug at as low q figure as possible.
Thought Stamped Opium o. x.
Chun testified that he believed It
was lawful to buy opium and other
wise deal IN. It Il It was stamped. He
said he wss told that the opium It is
alleged Scuily tried to sell him was
stamped. and that he refused to buy
II because II was not stamped.
aWhy didn't you get Scully to take
the opium to your butcher shop?
questioned Mcbride.
The Chinese answered that Scully
wanted him to 60 to q house and gel
1t. Mcbride then asked the witness
II the two Chinese who went to the
house IN Quick avenue with him did
not meet him on River street by ap
pointment. The Chinese answered that
they did mott they were only out for
4 walk. He asked II Chun and the
other Chinese had not formed hu.
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: STAR.BULLETTN GIVES YOU
TODAY,S NEWS TODAY
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NOTICE.

Informal tenders willy be received
up to 10 o'clock a. m Tuesday, May
Is, 1915, at the office of the Board Of
Harbor Commissioners. Capitol build
ing, Honolulu, T. H., for furnishing
one Cheese Buoy to be delivered at
Knhio wharf, sHilo, Hawaii.
The Board reserves the right to re.
ject any or all bids Plans and blank
forms of proposal are on file at the
office of the Board of Harbor Commits
sioners.
fSignedl FRANK C. POOR,
Clerk, Board of Harbor Commits.
sioners
6163.1t x :
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70 purchase the opium. The witness
answered no.
The defense then introduced map
Of the honse in Quick avenue. The
Chinese testified that when he and
Scuily and the two other Chinese and
Lewis arrived al the house In Quick
avenue the night OF February 8.
Lewis brought basket full OF tins,
alleged 90 have contained opium. and
gave IL 10 SculIy. The Chinese said
that he and SculIy were in the dining
room OF the house and that he heard
Lewis In the bedroom. adjoining and
saw him come out.
ChHn testified that there was no
door between the bedroom and the din
ing room.
In the case OF Scully and Lewis in
the territorial court didn't you testify
that there was a door between the
two rooms asked Mcbride.
The Chinese said he could not rec.
ollect what he had testified there. :
1t was brought out in direct exami.
nation yesterday that when the Chi
nese refused TO buy the opium be
cause II was unstamped, Scuily stamp
eded MS foot and two men, armed with
reyolyers, came into the room. This
morning the witness said the men
tame into the dining room through
door from the back lanai. 4
Didn't you testify in the territorial
court that they came In through door
between the dining room and the bed
rotm?" asked Mcbride. 4
sChun said that he did not.
At all and Short Robbers' il
He referred to the men as the tall
and short robbers They walked up
and pointed their guns at him, he said.
He testified that It was Scully who
took his money from his pocket.
The witness made statement with
reference TO one Of the men having
his foot inside the door
where was his other foot?" snap
ped Mcbride. II
District Attorney McCarn objected.
He said that where tile mans feet
we're was immaterial.
nBut the witness says he was watch
ing the mans feet" protested Nc
Bride. ct must have been. quite a
feat for him to do It when all that
cpmmntion was going on
"Mr. Mcbride" interp0sed Judge
Clemens, while talking about feet.
please take your feet off the chair.
Mcbride did so. 80 s
,Chun described the tall robber" as
being dressed in a long, dark coat with
the collaritnrned up. The front OF his
hat was pulled down so that his face
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ort N,dter Notes
Especial sar.BuiIetin correspondence

Especial Start Bulletin Correspondence)
FORT SHAFTER, II. T., May H.
Considerable c0mmotion WAS caused at
the post of the guard this morning
when Pvt. Duncan, prisoner in
charge of one OF, the sentinels working
around the post, made dash for lib
erty and made good his escape.
Pvt. Duncan was to have been tried
this afternoon for the larceny of some
money from a Chinese store at Wal.
pahu a few days ago. His capture is
only a matter of few hours, or pos.
sibly days, and an additional charge
will be lodged against him for his
efforts. s.esz...s ..:.~ III. !.
Several officers of the garrison have
received bill for automobile taxes for
the year 1915, and are awaiting the
outcome of theI test suit in court In
stigated by Capt. Casse1s OF the 1st
Field Artillery. 49,,
While the officers concerned have
taken no action m the matter and
laugh at the suggestion OF boycott
against the merchants. Of Honolulu,
they nevertheless feel that the tax Is
unjust and that the officials of the
city have gone considerably out or
their way to infliet a hardship on the
officers stationed here A more rear
sonable tax would in all probability
have been paid by a great many with.
out question but a tax double that of
New York state, where the roads are
of the finest and unlimited, is a little
excessive.
The aerodome management promises
the patrons q surprise in the near flu
ture, probably or. one of the amateur
nights" In the shape of a little out
side talent The Kamehameha Glee
Club has signified its willingness to
perform for the Snafter people in the
near future in return for the assist
ance rendered the school by the End
Infantry band in the past. The IA.
mehameha boys. have already gained a
reputation as entertainers and splen
did show is anticipated. 49,: ~. :
- II ..s=
Officers applying for leave of alb.
sence to take effect during the period
of maneuyers and field inspection have
been notified that no leaves will be
granted during that time 1t is rnmor
ed unofficialIy that the field training
and inspection of the larger units will
occupy nearly the whole of the months
of September and October,
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MANY IN HONOLULU TRY pow.
ERFuL MIXTURE.

Many Honolulu people are aston.
ished at the POWERFUL action of
buckthorR bark, glycerine, etc, as
mixed in Adler-i-ka. Just ONE
SPOONFUL cleanses bowels so
THOROUGH 1t relieves almost
ANY CASE constipation, sour or
gassy stomach. One bottle has re-
lieved mild cases appendicitis. In
acute cases get your Doctors per-
mission to try. : 5..,zz
One spoonful Adlerika ONLY
TWICE a week keeps entire sys.
tenn CLEAN and prevents appepdi.
citis. Most medicines act only on
lower bowel; AdIer-tka acts on
BOTH lower and upper bowel.
TEN MINUTES after taking. eff.
feet begins 1.-The INSTANT action
Is surprising. Although powerful,
it works GENTLY and NEVER
gripes. The Hollister Drug Co.
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FOR SALE

Furniture, Broom cottage; piano. gui-
tar, plants. 1I2 S. King St; leav-
ing city. - sa:.. .-.s. ..,.s. Gl613t
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NEW TO-DAY
LOST CERTIFICATE OF STOCK

Notice is hereby given that Certf
fieate No 2O91 evideneing 10 shares
of the capital stock of Honolulu Brew
ing & Mailing Co., Ltd. standing In
the name of ]. p. Cundell, has been
lost or destroyed, and all persons are
hereby warned against negotiating tbs
same.
8 HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST
CO., LTD. "
Is, II, 20, %, %, 80, June
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MEETING NOTICE.

At special meeting of the stock
holders of s. Kimura & Co, Ltd, held
this day at the place of business OF
the company, Nos 1853 Nuuanu street,
Honolulu, the following officers, who
also constitute the board of directors,
were elected:
President and manager T. -IwaHaga
Vice-president Y. Takakuwa
Secretary and treasurer. ........
.................. T. Takenouchi
Auditor. K. Ozawa
Director ...............W Motoshige
Director ................M M. Iwanaga
T. TAKENOUCHI,
Secretary.
May 6, 1915. 6163-3t
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JAPANESE CRUISER LUCKY
Especial to Nlppu Ilnl

TOXIC, May THE End class
Japanese cruiser Chikuma went
aground on the island Liushu today
but was fioated with very little dam
age done and all the crew safe.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-13
SPECIAL SHIPPING


Tssnspost Thomas - -kste. : ! -
The United States transport mo
mas from San francisco Is now ex-
spected to reach port about . O'Clock
this evening. The troopsnlp is Drlng-
ing about 800 military passengers 70
the islands The vessel IS DelieVed 70
have met rough weather after leaving
the Pacific coast. The THOMAS may
not be despatched TO Manila before
Saturday morning.
w.
China Due Saturday Morning.
The Pacific Mail liner China left
San Francisco with IA cabin and two
steerage passengers to be landed at
Honolulu. A wireless received today
predicts Its arrival at the port early
Saturday morning. IT is the intent
to despatch the vessel for Japan, Chi
ma and the Philippines Saturday even
ing. The China is reported carving
25 cabin eight second-class and 50
steerage travellers. II will land S44
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-13

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