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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-20

Notice Is hereby given to the hold
ers Of these bonds 10 present the same
for payment on Wednesday, March 81
1915, at the office Of the Hawaiian
Trust Company. Limited. in Honolulu
trustees Of the bond issue Of the Nut
ual Telephone Company, Limited, and
that interest on said described bonds
win cease from and after that date.
tSigned) ]. A. BALCH,
Treasurer Of said Company.
Dated February 8, 1915.
6087-Feb. 13. 20, ~, Mch. s., 10, 20. 81.
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oFFICE or THE CONSTRUCTING

OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
QuartermAster. Honolulu. 7. H.. March
5, 1916. Sealed proposals, In tripli.
cate, for construction Of seven frame
buildings at Fort Kamehameha, 7. H,
will be received at this office until Ill
q. M, March %. 1916. and then open.
ed. information furnished upon appli.
cation at this office. Deposit of SIS
required on each set Of plans. En-
velopes containing proposals should
be Endorsed Proposals for buildings
ct Fort Kamehameha, +. 81" and ad.
dressed TO B. F. Cheatharn. Lieut. col,
%. NJ. Corps. Honnlnlu T. II.
6I06-Mch. 5, 3. 10, IL, 20. %.
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NOTICE TO AuToMoslLE
OWNERS.

In compliance with the provisions
of Ordinance No. II, owners Of auto
mobiles are requested to apply at the
sheriff,s office before March 81, 1915,
to secure the annual registration GER
tificate. Owners are also informed
that the following information Is ne
eessary:
Factory number, number Of cylin-
ders, horsepower and weight Of We
hicle.
In addition to the regular office
hours this office will open evenings
from s D. m. to 8 p. m, except Sum
days.
CHARLES II. ROSE,
Sheriff, City and County Of Honolulu.
6114-Mar. II. Is. Is. 20.
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ELEcTloN Of oFFIcERs.
oIaa suaar company. LIml.sd.

l
Notice Is hereby given that at the
annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Olaa Sugar Company, Limited,
held on March is, 1916, the following
officers and directors were elected to
serve durins the ensuing year, viz:
L. A Thurston Pres. and Director.
w. +. birmingham .....s...........
list vice-President and Director
E. A. Mott-Smith ................
-. I'd Viee-P President and Director.
A. w. T. Bottomley. ............a
......... Treasurer and Director.
"A. w. Van Valkenburg. ......s....
secretary and Director
James L. Cockburn. Director
J. Harris Mackenzie ....... Director
Audit Co. of Hawaii. Auditor
A. w. VAN HALKENBURG.
Secretary.
Honolulu. T. H, March Is. 1915.
6115-March Is. 70. 20.
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ELECTION or OFFICERS.
Mutual Telephone CO. Ltd.

Mutual Telephone Co, Ltd.
At the adjourned annual meeting 81
the stockholders Of the Mutual Tel8
phone Company. Limited. held ct the
office Of the company. on Adams lane
Honolulu, on Thursday, February IS
1915, the following officers and di
rectors were elected TO serve for the
ensuing year.
". r. Bishop $3.50 =. ftb1locul
G. H. Atherton LIST VicesP President.
]. r. Gait. ...zd Yice-P President.
j. A. Balch .'...s. Treasurer.
John Waterhouse Secretary
who, together with r. A. Cooke and
George Rodiek constitute the board
Of directors.
Audit Company Of Hawaii, auditors.
JOHN WATERHOUSE,
Secretary.
6oss-Feb. 81. Mch. s: Il. 20. 81
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During the day just passed there
have been collisions between the Rus
sian and Turkish troops in the trans
TehorIik country.
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Of Mu.uaI TsIsphens company. O.

In accordance with the terms under
which its bonds were issued the Nut
ual Telephone Company, Limited. viii
pay, with accrued interest. On Wed
nesday, March 81, 1915, Twenty Thou
sand (s20,0O0 Dollars Of its bonds
The numbers Of the bonds to be 90
raid are AZ fo1lowa.
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Mobilization of the unemployed un
der the direct orders of the minister
of public works is the latest plan fol
the economic defense of France
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bell block, in Honolulu aforesaid.
(SJ WILLIAM T. GARDEN,
Commissioner.
Dated at Honolulu. City and County
Of Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii. this
9th day Of March. A ID. 1915.
61Ie-Mch. 10, 90, %, %, "a.
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neeted with the W9tk.h Inn.
All of the right, title and interest
Of the said defendant In and to fa)
that certain indenture Of lease Of
James Steiner to j. T. Scully, dated
january S, 1912. recorded In the office
Of the Registrar Of Conveyances Of
the Territory Of Hawaii, In Liber 1853.
page 40. ct seq. and acquired by the
said defendant BY assignment OF the
said ]. T. ScuIly Of date the 18th day
OF February, 1913, and recorded In
the office Of the Registrar of Convey
Ences of the Territory Of Hawaii in
Liber page -, with all and sim
gnlar the premises therein described,
together with all the appurtenances,
for and during the remainder of the
term of years mentioned In said In
denture of lease; Obi that certain In
denture of lease from Percy T. Cleg-
horn, A. @. M. Robertson and James
z. Jaeger, trustees under the will and
OF the estate OF Archibald Cleghorn,
deceased, to J. r. Scully, dated July
rs, 1912, recorded IN the office of said
Registrar Of Conveyances, in Liber
S73, at page 273. ct. seq, acquired by
said defendant by assignment OF the
said J. T. Scully OF date the 18th day
Of February, 1913. with all and singu-
lar the premises therein described, to-
gether with all the appurtenances, for
and during the remainder of the term
Of years mentioned in said indenture
Of lease; and tc) all and every the
lease and or leases acquired by said
defendant after the execution Of said
mortgage and during the existence
thereof and now held by the said de-
fendant of the whole or any part Of
any premises used by the said defend
ant after the execution 81 said mort
gage as part Of and in connection
with the said WAIKIKI Inn.
Terms Of sale cash IN United States
gold coin, 10 per cent OF the purchase
price to be paid on the fan OF the
hammer, and balance upon confirma-
ton of sale by the court and execu-
ton and delivery OF deed by the com
missioner. Deed to be at expense Of
the purchaser.
For further particulars apply to
Messrs Thompson & Milverton, attof-
neys for said Honolulu Brewing &
Mating Company, Limited, AT their Of.
fices, Rooms 2-12, Campbell block.
corner of Merchant and Fort streets,
said Honolulu, to o. A. Steven, aue-
tioneef, corner OF Fort and Queen
streets. said Honolulu, OF To the un.
at his office in said Camp
b. r - =
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Respectfully, J. A. BUCK,
President Honolulu Plantation Co,
SOS Market street. 20l Hooker q
Lent building. San Francisco, Cali.
fornia.
Dated February 8. 1916.
60s8-20t
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Ter. 4llgen unteritHt fir Bril-.
len. 443-5 8ronoeis @eb1loe.
@s be5nblt iid, in ben galol
iifi3irten an6eieen" Der Sribiine az
amonciren
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Gtidhion glfbr, 23 AHui
ptbifn nloHiaa taHnit @robmamd
Douip im Ntim ibrts Sobu8 80
.fot Honoe 5l Grgiabtcu 8ebr eas
iaimc Ttii he8 81. @eburtataaes
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ne berraitungsporibte un0 prrIief
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llu6 tor Sotn 6rr6 mis Mimetoui
mar ous oieicm @runoe bcrbciagetIt.
.mdhrcn0 Sctnri6 leioer ierubIeibeu
mlbic Die SiibiIarin TT 1918 IN
@arnc IL @olitein aeboren uno fanl
1870 NIT ibrcm @otten nod amri
rife. 1890 founte Dos Gbepaar Die
aol0ene Sod3cit ieiern, bod beritarb
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uobnte iie abmehieIno bet ibren Sin.
bern mo ieit Z Sobren bereits bel
Safob in Creighton. ytabtrdglidl
aud uniern @liidwunidl
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2atiuualiiten finSigtcn ben Burg
irieoen.

Dublin. %. SUM. - Ger ,poli.
tide @afienitiaitano", ben bic tri.
i6en QnttonaIiten beim @egim oes
arieges nit ibten @egnern i6loiien,
1T ifper eridiittert. Inter- Der natl.
onoliltiiden gep0lferuug berri6i
unge1ellre grbitterung iiber Ole 9e.
rufung ocs oaGnigs" Garion bon
Hitter ms Miniiterium. Der Burg.
frieoen" lit praftii6 getiinoigt uno
Die @drung m1dIt ltetig.
Gie Grnennung Cartons gum 8e.
neralmpaIt mo Die 9erleibuta non
Minilterportcfeuiaes ali Den Corn.
5iibrer 9onar Gam uno Den @r4re.
mier @rtbur $. 8alfour miro ni6t
MIR BON alien gereinen uro poIiti.
iden Grgoniiationei1, ionsern aud
bon allen Sto0t- uuo Gountp.8 ebor.
ben in beftigen 9feioltioneu oer-
onmmt.
Der Gountpratb BON ail0ore uno
Der DIItriftsaniualt bon 8ranar0
na6men gei6GiiiIe an, in Oenen
Carton 9erbreder uno feline grnen.
mtug 3itm @eneralnntpalt ais cine
gerbobniing Der Srldnoer be3eidnet
miro. aGe 3%eitungen erfldren, 0aB
Die politiide Organization Der gtati.
onaliiten lid fir aIle GuentiloIitdten
p~orberetten iolte. oenn Die Aegie.
rling babe ben 9eitIoiienen &aft ge.
bro6en unS lei offenbar entl6Ici-
len, bic Some Gule" .8eripre9ung
nibt 3u balten.
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Mmerilaasr iOatn
Oaaui'S bal btrIaRru!
Merilanddsr Nsiehlsbaber iorosti
nc im 1attrtiit lhftr Sidrrbtit
balm ant.

@aibindton 90. Stunt Mount.
r0l Sonar0 mcl0eic oCm M0rinr.
ocpuriemcut aiii ordbtloicm N'cle
oob Der mcrifami6c Militar .stom
manoont Ia @lnnmo5 ibm cine Gr
tlartmg babe 5utommtn laiien. III
Ger er alien amcriiauCrH Orinacnc
anr0tb. ooS DaQtd. lbol 81 per.
Ioiieu. sir ben Soil ibrer 4breiie
miro er iitr Sdub iorgen. Der
merifauiide ~aommnn0ant fiate
nod bin3iL DAB cine 9auonng ameri
tdnlider 9driuetruppen aoLeE
Amerifanern entlnng Der &iiite gro,
BE RahtbciIe mo llnribe idaffen
wiiroe". Cine ipGtere Gepeihe 30.
mirdl Somnro's beiagt ieOoh: $50.
be nohmals Den merifaui6en Som,
m~nn6anten ouigeiudt. Gr erflarte.
oaB 200 peitcre Wiomihaften ans.
geianot ieten, Inn bic @iienbabn.
mo Ielepbon. 9 r6inOura NIT benz
9oqui . Ibale mieoer ber5uiteaen.
mo DOB cr iest in telepboniifer
@erbinoung NIT oort itebe. 9ort
ioa Qaes rt6ig iein."
Nus on0eter Gueae itanmt ieoo6
bic Hddrift, oaB Die 9aqui Srtot.
amer immer beraisfcr0ernoer dif.
treten, un6 oab Die @eia6r fiir Die
4usIdHOer BORT groB lit.
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a6onnirt ouf 0ie 9deli6e Sribiire.
$500 Oos Sabr onr4 Die goIt.
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Gr bot bds 9ommdnop tur3,
lidorf oialsttIos aerufen. Die 8ats
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frsHHdI6aft I'm RrIes.

Cine bon gntriotismus ents
flammte beuti9e 5rau ihreibt:
8iele Meni4sn lnfen fi6 BON
&rteg in elmer @eiie beeinfluFen,
baB man Iie gar ni9t pieberertennt.
0os 1T gut, iofpeit es 1i9 nm bas
@rpoden paterlGn6iIher 8eIinnung
unb 8etdtigung banbelt; es bat a6er
audi feline peniger erfreuIi9en Sri
ten. Man brau6t babel gar nidt
einmaI an MISUNDERSTANDING
3u benfen, on iene ii6ertrie6enen unb
oft gerabe5u DerG9tIi9en 4ngf3us
itGnbe, an nerbOie 8ielgef9dfttgteit
ober an ibr @egenteil, bos itumpfe
9dnbe=insDens S4oBsIegen. Sier IpG
oon Der Dirtung bes Rrieges auf
ate GreunOidaften geiprp4en tpsrs
ben. rSeBt babe ia feline 3eit fir
10 etpos" - ME oft bort man bas!
l1nb pie oft 1T Is tstnesipess bod,
ber3ise SelbfentduBerung unb
Dole geiftige 9insabe an grOhe
3pede, lonbern feige, tletnlide
5ur9t bor Der 3utunft unb Dor
m0gli9en @erpfIi9tungen. Mir be-
ftnben uns gIiidli9erpeiie ni9t in
Got, aber bod 1T ettpas in unierer
3eit, Inn an bas alte Wort su err
innern: n6reunbe in Der Got, tau,
fsnb ouf elm 2pt". Mobre, tieT
innen beranterte 6reunbi9oft tpirb
ia nun freili9 aud ieBt ntdt tpans
fen, aber au9 bic nt9t CANA 10
feitsn 8onbe Der SDmpatbie iDlen
ni6t reiben. @epiB: Der 8rieg Ioa
ben srOBeren SeiI unferer @ebnns
Ten bobsn, aber bod ni9t ale. Bie
Itiinben mir benn ionit ba, tpen1 Der
6rieben tommt2 Sbns iebe @ers
binbung nit Der @erganeenbett, OBJ
ne einen MenI4en neben uns, benz
mir aud nur uniere Sreube uber
ben Sies NIT Der @eptBbett perI1ns
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ten! l1nb i'm &ries Ielbit: ME ppbl
tut es, tpenr uns elm 2eib trifft,
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mir ieinen Summer entIaben tDns
men, cine 5reunbesbanb, bic bic urs
iere ersreift unb uns aus buntlen
unb buntelIten Stunben berousbilft.
Sinh mir uns unIerer Stdrte 70
fider, bob mir nuf fold Elm Sers
unb fold cine Sonb @erat9t Ietitsn
birfen9 llnb 1T es pirtli9 beutI9,
iiber einem Grlebnis, ou9 tpenn ss
10 gepoItig Dte bieIer &ries lit, gu
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ben az bonten baben, TIRE Bite Inn
2iebe aus @aterlanbsliebe ab3upeis
1en2 8ei ben @srmaret mar
6reunbi9aft 8lutsbriberT6aft, unb
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9eimat cine Der beiIigiten Deibsr.
go ion es audi beute fein. Snbem
mir 6as @aterIanb Iieben, lieben mir
aumeift bic Meniden, bic bort beis
mii9 iinS uniere 6reunOe Das
BON ousSufdtieBen, lit Elm Wibsrs
finn. pMem Der bobe Murf gelun,
gen, zines JreunOes Greunb gu
iein," iOl beFen frob fein -
mitten i'm Duffenseldrm.
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gahn6an in g[lasfa beaOnnen.

8oibington, %. Sum-. Sier
eineegangencn Gcpeiten 5ufoloe bat
Der 8alt Der Ne9terlmg8
Giienbabn 0urA AloSfa begonneIt.
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g~lnaenehiner Geindl.

Seiite mar Der 2anbpoIt.9 rieItr6.
ger 8e0oe aontrigbt Don 5emarO,
Reb., auf 8eiah iii Gma6a unb
itottete aud inns einen 8citd ab.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-09
Selfish Men.

Representative Martin B. Madden, in
an address in favor of woman suffrage,
said:
1T seems to me that the men who
oppose the suffrage are selfish. They
want to have the best of everything
without paying for it. They remind me
of the clerk.
"A clerk and a lawyer were on the
way down town on the trolley the other
morning when the lawyer looked up
from his paper and said:
"'My. that's a pretty girl over there
in the corner
1.-THE clerk looked up from his paper
in his turn. Then he smiled.
81 know her. he said. know her
WELL
".Holy smoke, man. said the lawyer,
If you know her why don't yeu go over
and sit with herr
81 WILL the clerk answered, as soon
as she pays her fare Washington
Star.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-09

listed. men, except the bands, Of four
regular infantry regiments be trans
ferred to other regiments. The officers
Of each Of these four or more regiments
will be the faculty at each academy.
Then. the plan 10 to have 800 cadets
from the national guardsmen appointed
to each Of these academies Non recon-
mendation Of senators and congress-
men. They will be given entrance
examinations like West Point and for
four years will get practically the
same training as West Point, though
they need not be paid more than the
enlisted men they replace. Plenty OF
vacant army posts are available. On
their discharge, the graduates OF the
different academies will go back to
civil life, many would join the guard
and become officers and In time Of
war would be invaluable.
Education Features Attractive.
Major Lyman says that apart. from
the military side Of the idea, Ameri-
can fathers should approve the plan
because their boys could get an eX-
cellent higher education at little cost
Many boys whose parents can not af
ford to send them to college, says
Major Lyman. should welcome the
plan. The cost to the government
would be little more than to maintain
the same number of enlisted men in
the army, except as to employment
Of number Of civilian teachers to as
sist as educators, purchase Of books
and the like.
In view Of the abundance of va
cant army posts. and in view of the
small expense, Major Lyman says an
opportunity is here offered for this
country to get corps of trained Off
GERS practically unlimited in numbers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-09

and he looked ct the man. His keen
dark eyes seemed 70 pierce her.
Monsieur said the American giri
boldly, would You leave me mo-
msnt with him? think he wants to
speak with me alone"
But the Due dc fremont exclaimed
IN surprise:
ITO speak with you alone, Mademoi.
selle! Why should he? Such thing
is not possible!"
Don't 80 far she begged. but
leave US moment, ! pray"
When fremont. with great hesita-
ton. took few steps away from
them and she stood face to face with
the creature who had been with Sab.
ron and seen him fall. she said earn.
estly:
Now speak without reserve. Tell
me everything"
The face OF the man was trans.
formed. He became human, devoted.
ardent.
"Excellency." he said swiftly in his
hating French, II love Monsieur 10
Capitaine. He was so kind and such
q brave soldier. want to 60 to find
! Monsieur !e C.ritatne. hut I am Ill
and too weak to walk. believe
know whore he is hid want to 60"
Tho girl breathed:
ooh, can It be possible that what
you say is true, Hammet Abou?
Would you really 60 II you could?"
! The man made. with graceful
gesture of his hand, map in the
air.
! ut was like this?" he said; II
think he drew himself up the bank.
I followed the track Of his blood /
was too weak to 60 any farther, Ex-
cellency."
"And how could you go now?" she
| asked.
by caravan, like a merchant, Sc
| cretly. l would find him."
Julia Redmond put out slim hand,
white as gardenia. The native lift
ed it and touched his forehead with it.
"Hammet Abou,' she said, go
away for tonight and come tomorrow
I'VE will see you" And without
waiting to speak again to Monsieur
de fremont, the native slid away out
Of the garden like shadow. as
though his limbs were not weak with
disease and his breast shattered by
shot.
When Monsieur de fremont had
walked once around the garden, keep
ing his eyes nevertheless on the
group, he came back toward Julia
Redmond, but not quickly enough, for
she ran up the stairs and into the
house with Sabron's packet in her
hand.