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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-08
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Waikiki Observation-Disclosures.
Bates Street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Pahoa and Sixth AYES, corner. Cpartly furn)
Waialae Road tpartly furnishedl ............
Alexander and Young Sts...................
1852 Kinau st. (bet Piikoi & Ke caumoku $500.
ESQ Rookie ST. Punnui. Observation-Disclosures.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-08

SENATOR and MRS. IL. A. BALD
WIN OF Maui are homecoming passen
gers on the Matsonia next week.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-21

line Nlenl % er ilpgteoe aztec III
%lergenc. &c ioriolae3 al irrealtl9re
@auocr. lom neoitpoer GiterncIere og
bortlorcr auinoer, iom al llomatteI.
lc cr lultet ON ueo %eifanterne.
! manage Siliploer er apinocr %
Nern blcuct bclt meuem chile OF mi
lltTrc Gmbeo3mrno, iom er 1ipet
Y}nn6ilhco iii at bchanole DC biTlpe.
Ipic Nrmcnicrc eiter SorQootbenn.
0cn6C.
tn lranit aruoier er onfommet iii
alexandria, 9Gapptcn, meo llcre
bunorchc ormeniife SIpgtringer
ira Cnteqnen al A~Iernnoretta / ellie.
alien omborb. Irntenicrne beretter.
al arig2lfibeta betimelige Nnfomit
rcobcoc Dem ira at bIi mnaiatrercoe
al Sprtcrnc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-21
en- SoreninS at
olmerifanere.

giclp Dorf Den 14oe Sept. - On
NcpGgelic er lat lgnnq heri gpen meo
Oct 6ormnol al Unite en- "Torenlug
AZ Nmerltuuere" mc0 "Nmerlfuuere
Tor Amerlfa % glnerltd Tor 9lmcri-
fuuere" iom Motto. Amcrifdnercu
benptter iuqeu &inocitreg iom Spu.
Dol paa iii Gorgeritob, beoer Oct /
S%uobnoelien. buori Der %ioreprigt op.
lpiea, at Der bIunot %unoets 10000
600 Nmcrltonerc. pua en- cllcr 10
n0taqelier npr. life linoe9 en- Tor-
eniug, hui5 6ornnual Oct err al ior-
iuure Amerifa oq opretboIoe omeri-
fnnitc %Suitituttoner
Goreningens 6ormaal opgipes at
pGre at tuptte ale Srgauiiatloner
% &orgere. inoieotc iom nutlraliie-
rebe. hois Sopalitet o. Sroifab moo
oe ,tor. Stutcr err uoelt. iammeu ON
Den iGlles Cpqaue al hGpoe OF ior-
lpurc Snte9ritetcn AZ nmeritunif
&ou. Sprog o. Sllititutioner al
bringe &uouonorcrc, iom sniter At
nmeritauiiere lig % oporuGe line
Born iom gooe. IoudIe Amerifunere,
/ nsiere 9ersring meo Hmerifa %
Nmcrifunere al olsfutere Diuaoer og
Wiioler Ill al lette Observation-Disclosures
procession blanoi uoroenoe og nplaue-
De 9orgere; al oistlttere Wtaaoer OF
Diioler iii az befiPmpe professional
lllopaIitet o. ~roreurigt al latte BE
ltemmeIie meo Neninn iii iaaoauHe
andre Eager, iom maatte bli Den poa-
tpnfte aonierence iorelagt iii Be
banolirl.~
en- aonierenee tpnfes / oen nRr-
meite 6rcmtio aiboIot / Hep gorf
eler &~aihinlton / oet Siemeo n DIS.
tltere 2nifeligheoeu % @ierligbeoen
al al iaa ell iaaoan organization
iiian0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-21
Den "OoNe" penHer
tilbaoe

Wunipca, Wfnnitobo. Sen f56c
Sept. Qicniq u. =. @riiiin. Ser par
oplert blanbt De ialonc / "Hrinceis
Bats" Nrincc2ic Tatriciaa &cqi
mcntl, oct bcrsmtc fanaoiitc 9ieQi.
mcnt. iom ocltoQ / oct blo0iQc SluQ
i g~tGrbeoen al 9Dpre3, @ellicu. ocl
Soc Mai, peuotc iponr luslcucnoe iii.
boge til lit Stem hcri 9pen. III Mr.
/ @oueoet OF Ell oclui3 Sunlbeo al
oct enc az bans Ben, err sc encite ipn.
Iiae Nierfer, ban meobringer ira Sri
gen.
Ia "Vrlnceis Bats" rptfcoe / 81.
oe1i. taltc Hegimentet 700 Wtano.
SEQ Spitillingen DEN nGiie 2aq uar
Der finn rs, iom ipareoe poa Nau.
n%eopraabet. % 8rii'in nar blalot
Dem. iom opisrtes iom ialonc.
@riiijn beianot iiq imiolertio / et
al Scltlaiareiterne peo Sronten.
San 'ortPuer. az ale / enqlan0
penter, al arigen tommer til at are
/ mlinoit IRE 9lar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-21
Sra VWden$kri9ef1.
Gpfsrrmc rrobrer pilna o9 boloer paa at omrinec en- flor rus=
fix DGrafoeime. Wefaa pink taest af 0p0erne.
BaIkan$ituationen fremdeIeS en- Gaade.

Sr. Sulllelpeber heoer Ell Spltume-
rifallcr, inrl lletop or fonlnlet til Nep
Dorf ira NllslanO. San bupoc be.
ipgt i'm Spoger / &itullell % mnutte
- cftcr nlall9c Gpcntpr % &ioerppr-
oigheoer - lTgac Nicnlpeicl opcr
Ectrograo % Nrfon0el, bpor ban tO1
Snn1peren Surf" til Nnlerifn.
Snn iortullcr, ct Irfungcl bar
proppcnoc flllp al Nn1nllllltloll, ionl
ira Gilglano, 6rnnfri1 % Nnlerifa
bar pua Sci til &c r%lsiiife Nrnlccr.
Nile Splugshuic bar filoc, pg lallgS
@aocr % &eic lao Der tablet np belle
@icrge al Immn1itionsfusicr. Sern.
bnllen lpooper ira Nrfan1el bciorore-
De nbiollit iltet ilbcn Ammunition, %
enbbd fulloc ben life ifufie bcn pGf,
ina tort iom Ganlpcrnc bragte ocll
lllo til Irtangcl.
NprreIten trococ ban, at &lllnrnn=
gelen netop MI bar en- ligc ioa alpor-
lig lllcnlpe for Ellslnn0 Iom Mmml,-
nitionsmungeien. Sire SrGu mco
Mmnnlnitinn til De rilaliifc Irnleer
fprun @nrid)uu, "a set finch ionl al
lcrpGrit, naocbe olOria frcm, foroi be
blcp lens for &lil, iortplcr Sninc-
pcber.
Sunlucn blcp oct 16oc Sept.
bieinicnot inotil Ytioten al Nopeni-
Der. ut Observation-Disclosures er
blet opleit paa ct fciicrllgt Wngtbub
i bisie %fritiife Sibcr bar Daft Scitpr-
telic / itorc Selc al Hilslano. Yaa
Oct lioltc Mtpoe, bppr Ben feiierlige
llfns blep oplpit, berifeoe Der e,
ubcloparslenoc Sousbeo. "Gette er
en- Torbrpbclie % ct TorrGberi"
mumlcocs Der ira DC raOifole Sepu-
terebes Slpi, og Ell grbeioeroeputc-
ret ruabtc, ibet Weolcmmcrne forlob
Salen: "Nco nlco SorrGberne,"
SammcnbGngen meb Ocnne Sag
or Sen, at Der lpngc bar hcrifct ct
ipGnot TorbpIb mellem Sllmacn og
&egicringcn. Get liberalc SIcrtal /
Gunluen frnpeoe gicnncmfprt piaic
nlegct betponingsiuloe Geformcr,
blnnot bpilte cgian iflllbc pure 8icn-
reiSnillgcn al NinlunoS SelpltGnoig=
bco, a%ltlunnnlen plarllagt / oct Gic=
mleo at iamle belle TuslanO til iPlles
NnltrelgclIcr / bcnnc nlegct fritiifc
Sitllatipn, men oct bugitrppcrifc Sol
pnrti % Hcgieringcn crflGrcoc, at
oisie itore Gcformcr bar llbctimclige
nctop MI. Nor Den berifenbe &lasie
/ Ellslnno er ~forreitcn Gciprmcr
III 3 ubetimcligc. 90 naar Git
nlncn or irGf nof til at bile rp9et
unoct END ocll crfcfonicrpatipc Hcgic-
ring, iaa icnocr man ben iinlpcltbcr
bicnl. Sou or man fpit ocn.
Sutct Huber at bette bar pnft Be
fpnlring / alc banlleoc Iibcrole
arcoic / Nuslano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-21

benior Martin Toint. iammlen meO
inc uioripr0e0e Se0iaJere hduOt
brogct afiteo n%or0ouer, men at Dc.
efier at bdpc loriiat Heilen / 90
Sage. bcltcnlie lig I'll at pcuoe HI
bagc iii @ano.
@ pcn0tc ON % naacoe SAT-
lauoet / NTrhcocn Al oct Steb. buor
Ct Al SteinnaloncrpebitIoneu9 Sflbc,
"Dtorp Sad}9" oucruintrc0e. Ser
ira brog &c otter no pnd %'cn ~
began liz aztec, ierlt noroopcr. ldn
pcitoprr lnotil Sc ~opon9cbc SpI0lcn
Al oct me Aontincnt.
S%teiouaiou tllbrnAtc CIT Sio meo
dt uo'oritc bct nniunonc Sdn0, men
bIcp illlttcliN, ioroi Vrouianicn boIot
paa at iIippc ~. mot I'll at be1luc
ii9 pna Silbngcreiicn. Se bap0c "a
opbolot Jig pao Sicn / nTlten lpp
Wnuneoer. SilbaNerclien q Tor
bunoet mcb itore SanIfeli9beoer. &c
mnoite inblfrTnfc line &atloner III
set minsit mllige, men iortiatte
Moriben u~afbruot. Sng eiter Gag.
&unbcnc par uoiulteoc. GnoeIig
roaebe Sc Nnnfs @anb.
Sra @anf8 2nno, Tom or llbeboet,
ioriiattc DC pioere iii @oinie S@lano,
ser pleicr at beiegeS AZ Sonl'anae'
re. Ser par set at aaptcin cane,
Sercrcn al Wotorifonnerten Dollar
Bear, ionot hem, meoerS Dc arbci-
ocoe iig ipoopcr Iong9 apiten. &c par
rifle % ralfe % peb loot Moo %
cpint pan at a ocn ipolige Nioe.
ling al Grpcbitionen lorut crboloe
l:pc N%oripningcr % iortiptte line
lloiorlfnin1er.
Steiansion bnuhc niort GeQnina
paa at iinoc "Eolnr Scar" netop
poa set Ste0, han trai oen. San
icrbprcbe itror Noohcn % iortlntte
lummen nieo &optein Zane ltror
rorooper / &oab on, at 9lerc Here
S~pooaeiier. mems Sopet a nnbent
oG isirit. Set bar imiolertio allcs
reoe ior lent pon Iorct, lan oe, ino
nsoig Sc piloe, bIep moot til al pen-
ol ON og itpre moo NerifeIecu.
"Eolor Bear" beiunot iig peo
Scriheleen oengong Motorifonner
ton "Rubp", Der / 10 9Ior hapoe
iorieqt pan at nna Zen, onfom ser
ia Bort Clarence meo SoripninQer
Tor Ben fanaoiifc Rcgiering 90 SUD
'cn Ban &ompanict.
Strnr citer Nufomitcn iii Ser
idcleen tog Stcinnaion mes Nor.
t.eoellt Wo6 lat pno Norbercoelier.
ne til at iOrtiUtic line Grpeoitioncr.
San flsbtc "Fo!or Bear" al Sap
teln Cane Tor $4,000 OF Motor6da-
hcn Calculator, CT Iioct Iartei iom
Eap0c brcpet &anoel lang5 apitelt.
otter at bupe uorlIltct 0isie Iarteier
Iottc Stcionsion after auricn Tor
@nnta %ono, buor ban rincIiQui5
III bciunoer liz.
aaptcin GottIc berctter, at Suo.
portiet Der lcbea al Or. Ru0olpb
9ln0ericu par / bc0itc 0elNaaen0e,
20 mon iioit hertc ira Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-21
I've Sorfoleelier.

aonitortluopel Den 160c Sept. -
Snrfcrne bar iornnei i'm methooiite
llorpooeIic al 4rmenierne / ale aei.
ierriaets Tropinier. apinoer polo.
taaes eaer iGlges iour SIaoer. RGro
mnroes neo ioriooe OF hele aommi-
ner iagea 10 / 2%rtenelncne.
HPiten 100000 Armenierc / ca
meme meaem Deni Gheoir o. afion-
aarabisiar i 2iueaiien bar forlaot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-21
ManSel paa olutomo:
bilrinoe

@nibington Den 15oe Sept. Com
Splge al Den itrenae gegrGnsninp
lloisrielcn Al aautiduuf (9flibber) ira
oe Sor. Stoter, err ser opitaaet Ell
iolellg Mongel poa Iutomobilringe
("tireS"0 / De neitrale Sonoe / gu.
ropo, Der bar pleiet at iaa tine 6or.
lpningcr ira Nmerifa. SlGr er bette
1iliploet / Norge, Sperige, Gunmarf
% Nollnn0
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-21
Wv u~noerpanosbddo
oaar al Stabelen

Guincp, Mai8., ben ABE Sept
llnoerponosboaoen "N-t", iom for
Den a%mcrifanite Hegierings Regning
er bDgget al Sor Hiuer Bodybuilding
COMPANY, lob ioog al Stabclen. Gen
me llnoeroanosbaoo er 1S5 600
lang og ioripuet meo IRE Sorpe6o.
rer Oh en- GPfsfanon. Gen itaI flin.
ne tilbngelpq9e Ell Giitonce al 5000
Wiil % itul poo Soerilooen funne
Qierc Ell Iort al IS Wtil / Siuen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-21
Gvfliitforps til Krieen.

&innipeJ. APan. Sem l1oe Gent:
@imnipel GptIiitforps paa 30
Mano. ale inoisote a~anuoiere. az
reiite / Aiteu iii Mtonireal. boorird
Helien ON rogIe iaa Sage iortirt-
res iii 6r0nten / SeIgien og Srant-
rig.
Setahemeutet be'taar uoeluffen.
Sc al epeoe % opgtise Motorcptli.
tier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-21
en- ny Sorbuositat.

Columbia. @. g., Den 15oe Sept
SEQ Solfeailtcmuingen isoar blep
5oriIaget ON StatSforbuo moo Gil
pirfning % Salg al Ritsortffe /
Soi,tb Carolina pcotoget meb en- Wia.
~loritet al ca. 10000 Stemmer.
Sislge ben forelsbige Gpt9liug
bIep ser afgipet 33,4S3 Stemmer for
oq 14,341 Stemmer imoo SorIaqet
ON alntinoeligt Statsforblto.
Zen me Sop trpoer / aroft oen
lite ,Sanuor 1916.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-21

G0rif9iies saa eI0e
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-21
Zen balfnnifc @auoc.

Sltuutlollcll pan %ulfanbalppcll
blir mere % mere brogct % ltbcgri-
bclig. Ser prcr mco Sclc9rammcr
ira @ufarcit, Soiiu, Niih, Nthen %
andre SopcoitTocr, % Den enc Otter
refining ilaar Sen allbei ibiGI. Ne.
oenfpr 9iCngipcr III eiloel al Dem /
ltborag:
Berlin 16oe Scpt. - &c tpifc
Nuiicr iif ibaa al Gclliprcn SOP til at
pffcntliQgierc ienIationcllc Selegramt-
ner. irm guar no paa, al mo bpcrt
Gicblif fan pentc HilmGlticna Sclta.
gelie / arigcn. aonccntrcringen al
tpifc o. eiterrigite Sroppcr nGr
@rGnicn bar bcup9et Grtmpnicn til
ifnnoiomt at iorbcreoe Jig paa ale
Gpcntualitctcr. Gn itor Gel al oens
Nrnnc or alereoe mobiliierct, o. ril-
mGrlife Heicrpiiter / andre Snroe er
faIot hien1. Set antages, at Central
maaternc iiliioit bar tabt Saalmooig-
bcbcn meo Iumpilien. iom peoporen-
&c b%oarbnaffet ncgter at tiQaoc
Transportation gicnncm III Sano al
&rigsmateriel for Sprfiet.
X
Sofia 17oe Scpt. - Zen biilaar.
ite Yrerierminiitcr Haboilapoii no
talte ibae. ga ban bIcp iplirgt ON,
bpao anrs @ulgaricn piloe itprc eitcr
be nGrmcite Gage:
Get beror belt % bolbent paa
Evening journal., 1915-05-13
loves chickens. But
new YORK FOR This KID

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
STAFFORD. Del, May 13.--John
Jones. the 3-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer Jones, who recently moved
here from New York City, doesn't like
the quiet, country life. After waiting
dinner for the child, Mrs. Jones start
ed to look for him. A searching party
found the child three miles from town
along the railroad tracks leading to
his former home, happily singing: Il
Love the Cows and Chickens, but
New York Life for Me-" The child,
when brought home, was thoroughly
exhausted from his long walk.
Evening journal., 1915-05-13

some future time, in case Germany, at
the European struggles end, should
be $50 situated AZ to make an at
tack. .
AS this period of preparation proba-
bly, would extend, it was said, over
months or year or more, officials
who speculated concerning a contin-
gency of the kind, declared it would
find the United States in a state of
readiness, at its end. which would
make any would-be belligerent pause.
German Submarines Would Cause
Trouble.
In one respect, it was conceded, the
Germans could cause trouble
Their submarine attacks on Ameri-
can shipping in the war zone, hith-
erto accidental where they have oc-
CURED or are suspected to have oc-
CURED, naturally would become inten-
tiOnal and the losses which Ameri-
cans have sustained thus far, pre-
sumably would increase in large pro-
portion.
The suggestion that the American
navy might be engaged, even though
clashes on land between American
and German troops were, in the ma
| ture of things, impossible, was secuted
I by experts. Inasmuch as the allies
have been unable to draw the Kaiser S
sea force into the opinion, they said
there was no probability that the al
/ lies and the Americans combined
would be able to do so. All, they
opined, that might be expected, was
the torpedoing of an occasional Amer
lean warship, should it enter the war
zone, just as the allied warships have
been torpedoed-a serious matter but
not on a large scale, significant.
The President did not, after all
dispatch his note to Berlin Wednes-
day night Deciding on certain
changes in detail, though none of ma
terial Importance, he recalled the
message from the State Department
to the White House and revised il
II was expected it would be forward.
ed today and made public soon after.
ward.
Pennsylvania Nears War Zone.
News was anxiously awaited of thu
British liner Pennsylvania, which
leaving New York last Saturday will
many American passengers, was ex
pected soon to be in the war zone
1t was acknowledged that the tor
pedoing this ship. too, would add t.
the danger of an unsatisfactory en'
to the negotiations the President i
} initiating.
There was also much speculation
concerning the reasons behind tn
/ German embassy's cancellation of tn
advertisement it has published 70
the past two Saturdays in man
American newspapers, warnin
Americans against trans-Atlanti
, travel in ships under any Of the al
lies flags At the embassy it wa
: said cancellation was simply becaus
) everyone had seen the ad who wa
: likely TO do so and there was no us
? in continuing it. However, Their
were those who thought they saw i
7 the action a German recession fror
the Kaiser's recent submarine polio,
Evening journal., 1915-05-13
MISSION WORKERS MEET.

The monthly meeting of the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society, Of
Brandywine NJ. Church, met at the
home of Mrs. William Langley, No.
IL West Twenty-third street, on
Tuesday. Mrs. Haber. in behalf of
her husband, presented to the society
a mahogany offering box which was
very much appreciated by the mem
bors. A social hour concluded the
evenings program.
Evening journal., 1915-05-13
WAFER REACHES SEWER.

John Dennis. ianitor at the police
station, worked for several hours to-
day endeavoring to find where waste
water from an ice cooler in the police
station was going. Mr.. Dennis knew
that a pipe was connected with the
cooler but he was under the impress
sion that it emptied into a barrel in
the basement of the building. After
following the pipe into the ceiling the
janitor lost track of it. Finally it was
discovered that the pipe was con-
nected with the sewer.
Evening journal., 1915-05-13
WHOSE TRUNK is THIs1

The police have in their possession
a trunk which was found at Eighth
and Washington streets yesterday af-
ter il had rested there for several
hours. The trunk was removed 10 the
police station where II awaits an own
er. The only mark on it was a tag
of the Pennsylvania railroad showing
the trunk had been received here. II
bore the number 6433.
Evening journal., 1915-05-13
WOMEN's AUXILIARY MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Wo-
mems Auxiliary of the Diocese Of
Delaware viii be held on Thursday,
May q, in Christ p. E. Church. The
session will open at IL o'clock, with
Bishop f. j. Kinsmau celebrating
Holy Communion. This will be fol-
lowed by addresses by the Bishop
and by Miss Anna McIlvaine. of Tren-
ton. \. ]. Luncheon will be served
in the parish house by the Christ
Church branch of the auxiliary. The
business session will be held in the
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1915-05-13
THIS PAIR RACK AGAIN.

William Powell was fined $40 and
costs in City Court today for druni
enness. IT was his eleventh appear
ance since 1913.
Patrick Dunn, who was in court
on Monday for drunkenness, when
he was fined 81 and costs, was again
in court today charged with drunken
ness, when he was fined S. and costs.
Evening journal., 1915-05-13

NEW YORK, May 13.-It has been
predicted that the tragedy of the Lusi-
tania would excite a greatly added
interest in the Atlantic fleet anchored
i'm the North river. The expected
happened. Crowds greater than any
that had ever gathered to gaze on a
similar array on this waterway have
Evening journal., 1915-05-13
THIS WIFE FORGIyES.

Charles H. Greaves was arraigned
in City Court today on a charge of
wife beating. His wife, Cora Greaves,
said she wished to withdraw the
charge. She declared that her hus-
band struck her only once with his
hand and had been drinking. The
couple have been married eight years.
Greaves was let go.
Evening journal., 1915-05-13
MRS. BRYANT AGAIN FoRGIvEs.

Harry A. Bryant was arraigned in
City Court today on a charge of surety
of the peace as preferred by his wife.
Ella. Mrs. Bryant said she wished to
withdraw the charge She stated il was
the second time she had her husband ar
rested, the first time being on July last
year. Bryant was let 90.
Evening journal., 1915-05-13
DIR. LIrTFLL TO MARRY.

Friends of the Rev. Samuel Harring-
ton Littell of Hangkow, China, formerly
of this city, have received invitations foI
his marriage to Miss Evelyn Alma
Taber, TO take place Wednesday, May
10, at $50 o'clock in the morning in st
Paul's Cathedral, Hangkow. The par.
cnts of the bride live in Hangkow.
Evening journal., 1915-05-13

lined the shore front to look upon
these sea warriors in their battle
paint of gray. The attitude of the
crowds has been as impressive as
the ships themselves. The throngs
have shown little disposition to gayety
and mirth. For the most part their
regard seems to have been more in
Evening journal., 1915-05-13

the nature OF a silent appraisal Of
these vessels as fighting machines and
not as pick and span craft sent here
for display. In the accompanying
there is shown a crowd
of sightseers looking over the sec
ondary battery on the battleship Wy
oming, the flagship of the fleet.
Evening journal., 1915-05-13
FAIR AT OLD SWEDES.

The parish fair at Old Swedes par
ish house. Seventh and Church
streets. which opened last night. will
continue tonight and tomorrow night
The guilds and societies Of Old
Swedes Church are participating.
There will be an entertainment at
$50 o'clock, followed by dancing.
Evening journal., 1915-05-13
THIS AN ATrRAcTIvE BLorrER.

George NJ. Miller. real estate broker,
of No. s45 Orange street, has issued an
attractive blotter which he is presenting
10 mis- friends and business associates
throughout the city. Il is finished in
water color. The colors are lavender
and white.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-27
AT THE BRIDGE
HOLDS 1T WITH HIS HEELS
Not a Car Permitted to Move Brooklynward as He
Fights Back Police and Motormen Armed With
Controllers-Sure He's a Jackass.

ments with his heels every time any
one approached and gyrated swifti?.
taking care. however. never to leave
the space between the rails. Changing
bells and GUESSING motormen meant moth
ing in Horatius's young life just then.
He stood pat and ii was Slevin's move.
SO, with infinite caution. Slcvin moved.
apparently will safety. until he had
one hand on the halter. Then some
thing exploded like IA siege CUR and
Slevin picked himself up near the bridge
railing.
other policemen n motormen armed
with controllers had run up In the
bag over the read Of the jackass. That
took the heart out OF Horatius-he
couldn't fight back in the dark--but
he could stand still.
The policemen tussled and showed and
cussed. but 1t was not until they threw
him and tied his legs that Horatius was
rolled ANONYMOUSLY onto a truck and
I carted TO the end of the bridge.
Then attention was turned TO the
camel. which took up the battle where
! Horatius left off. This camel was a
docile creature, but extremely sot in his
ways.
A steel bound trolley car was the first
in line when noratius took charge of
traffic, and this was driven gently but
firmly up TO the rear Of the camel and
gave II a little hunt. The camel swayed
and staggered a step forward. Blunt
again. and another step. n so after
many attacks the procession OF trolley
cars moved on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-27
DRY LAW A Big FARCE,
SAYS COL. RUPERT
New York Brewer Calls GeOr-
gia'S Enforcement Of Pro-
hibitiOn Il Joke.

SAvANNAu, March rs s"Prohibition IN
Georgia il a farce" said Col Jacob Rup-
pert. Jr.. part owner OF the New York
Yankees. and whose millions were ac-
ouired through the brewing business, ia
talking of the liquor trade here to-day.
Tie only way 70 solve the prohibition
question ~ TO do away with the dry
states and regulate the saloons. The
prohibition law is a joke
Asked II he believed that nationwide
prohibition would ever come, col Eup-
pert said
~ don. know. It's hard TO tel. There
ara now a great number Of people work
ing for II. hut II ,hoy get i it WI I've q
long time off National prohibition
would also prohibit the sale OF beer
Some people do not seem To realize thai
there is q greater percentag" Of alcoh"'
in a large number OF patent med!c!'es
han there T. IA beer
Il Insist that tho only way % reG1'
late rre whiskey business is To allow
IN, saloons to remain open. - have
laws closing them II regular hours ano
10 establish certain times wher % m1I
cannot get a drink.
"If national prohihi'ior ever comes
people viii SIN continue 20 drink They
will ge, ID iN some manner, tie iu.'uc
concluded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-27
Legal Magazine Expresses Coma
dence In Ia mrs w. Claiborne.

Bench aud Bar, a magazine which
deals largely with legal affairs. pub
fishes In It's April number the follow
Ing expression OF confidence In James
w. Osborne
Bench aud Bar believes that II voiccs
the practically unanimous opinion Of
the better class of the profession IN
New York when it expresses It's sur
prise At the charges recently brough.
and given such publicity against the
Hon. James W. Osborne and lts belief
that this able and honorable lawyer will
lie able to establish beyond any douot
that tine charges arc untrue.
y one Is justified in saying in adj
vance of the v%indication of Mr., Osborne.
which We confidently look for. that this
suit is unfoundcd or is brought for
improper purposes. We do feel. no "
ever, ha; the matter should receive n
Most careful and thorough investigation.
FOR charges Of this kind ar" easy to make
and difficult 10 dIsprove. and as was
said by the supreme Court of Louisiana
H. Morgan '. Marlborough. : La. Ann.
3i6.323, such suits are no. ~infrequen.ly
the mere instruments of cxtortion "
The caption Of Tho article is AN EX-
preston VI Confidence"