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The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
laced On Market
Early for Parcels
Going Abroad
1EW METHODS
NAUGURATED
EyeryOne Has Chance
to Aid in War On
tuberculosis

~ order that Detroit folk willing
help in the crusade against tu-
culosis may have the opportunity
ocotribute e mite In the buying
: Christmas Red Cross seals for
packages early. the seals were
>oed on sale Monday in most OF
~ down-town shops. The early
ehase OF the seals is advised by
W Maude Van. SICKLE. secretary
the Detroit tuberculosis sana-
clum, whose Office. No. SIP Kresge
I6ing, Is headquarters for the dis
bution OF the seals for Wayne
|nnty.
I'm previous years there has been
IDplaint that the seals were not
&1lsble soon enough to be placed
} Christmas packages designed for
|Dtent countries, so this year we
ne q special effort TO get them
1 early said Miss Van SICKLE.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22

the law usually discover their ms
S 5fe ~ tb eS'' %srs eE n me- 20 IsnoTs
OF course. Andre refused to &C
cept his ring. Again we had quar-
relied over Billy lie had told me
he did not like children, That
he would. TO use his own words.
hate having his own babies around.
much less any other mans" And
had told him In reply that Billy
was lrrevocably a part of M life.
lie was not a burden, he was my
greatest JOY Aud | could not care
for any man who could not under
stand my little ones dependence
upon me. and my attitude to him.
Accordingly. when Andre had
grown stubborn over the subject, !
had removed his engagement ring
from my finger and held il ont TO
him. and my sweetheart had capt.
ulated at once. He put my hand
which held the ring away from
, him With quick gesture.
"All right he declared. IF We
must. We must. Wen start our
married life with somebody else's
baby In the household But only.
Beth, and ] mean this most kindly.
10 keep the child away from me as
much as you reasonably can. ! tell
YOU children make me frightfully
nervous I'd have AZ and die In
il il he ever got in my studio. When
they cry. want 90 commit suicide.
And when they handle everything
in sight, my drawing and my paint
and brushes. | want 20 commit muir
der That's all have to say on
the subject If you like It, that's
settled put keep him In your part
Of the household"
II seemed 10 me a good time 20
try 20 make Andre "A somewhat
more human being, so although my
words We're spoken lightly enough
there was beneath them a sub-cur-
rent OF earnestness
All right, Andre" told him I'm
keep Billy. as YOU express it, in my
part OF the house as much as pos
sible, but since we'll probably have
studio together once we are mar
ried and are very likely TO dine in
The same room occasionally and
read in the same library, I'm afraid
you'll find my small charge en-
croaching."
Andre stared al me.
What are your ideas about mar
rage BETH" he asked queerly.
my ideas about marriage re-
peated What do You mean -
did you think" said Andre. that
you and were going to settle down
INTO middle class respectability, eat
ng az regular hours. dressing at
certain times to go out. and work
ing almost on the same drawing
board together
did not understand. and | sup
pose | looked puzzled.
Well" ! admitted. Il fancy our
lives will be something like that.
won't they"
Andres jaw set.
Nothing at all like that he de
clared Il couldn't stand IL, hate
regularity hate any one dabbling
around in my things! Even you.
Beth. when we're married. think
there is only one way for US TO be
happy Wen keep on exactly "a
we are now"
keep on exactly as we are now -
was getting hopelessly perplexed.
I had not the faintest idea at what
Andre was driving.
yes" said my finance. "You will
have your studio and apartment.
and I'll have mine. When | want
10 call on you. I'll come and call on
you exactly as ! do now. II you
want 20 spend the weekend with
me You can But TO be bound up,
tied together In two or three little
rooms where we saw nothing but
each other | tell you. Beth, I'd
be squabbling with you for fair in
less than a week"
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME.
What the Twinkling Little Stars Saw.

High up I'm the darkened sky the
little stars twinkled and twinkled
as they looked down on the Green
Meadows and the Green Forest. on
the Old Pasture, the Old Orchard
and the Smiling Pool. No sign was
there OF the little people who sleep
at night. for they were hidden away
in their secret places, trusting TO
their stiffness and the Black Shad-
ows to.keep them safe from those
who were hunting for them But OF
the little people who see BY night
many were abroad. over the Green
Meadows and the Green Forest on
noiseless wings. coming and going
as silently as one Of the Black Shad-
ows themselves. was Hooty the Owl
looking for n dinner. Just beyond
the edge OF the dear Old Brier
Patch little Mrs Peter Rabbit hunt
ed for some clover leaves still green
and sweet. ready 70 run back 10 the
safety OF the friendly brambles at
the least sound
Up the Crooked little Path
walked Jimmy skunk. The little
stars v1nked aud twiakied more
than ever. They knew where he
was going. He was headed straight
for Farmer Browns he1house Down
the Lone Little Path through the
Green Forest came inc Billy Pos
sum. Unc' Billy was very fat On
the edge OF the Laughing Brook
eat Bobby Coon very still and gag
ing very hard into little pool.
Bobby was fishing. In the Smiling
Pool -Was-Ierry- Muskrat 30 busy
putting the final touches on his
house for the winter that he could
hardly take the time for a hasty
lunch. You know Jerry Is great
worker
But the most interesting place on
which the little stars looked down
was the pond Of Paddy the Beaver
deep in the Green Forest. All
around the edges the Black Shsd
ows lay, but out In the middle tho
pond was silvery in the starlight.
Just where the Black Shad&vs and
\ the sllvery part met loated twelve
queer looking things. The little
stars twinkled harder than ever. for
never before mad they seen any.
thing like these in the pond OF
Paddy the Beaver They we're Hon.
kcr the Goose and his followers
sleeping peacefully after their long.
long journey from tho Far North.
And the little stars saw more.
They saw Paddy the Beaver as
busy as Jerry Muskrat. his cousin.
Of the Smiling Pool. He also was
laying ia supplies for the winter
At the same time Paddy was doing
moro. He was keeping watch for
danger, not only for himself but for
his visitors. for Paddy felt re spon-
sible for their safety That is. he
felt that he should prevent any
harm coming To them So he wes
very wide awake. His ears and his
nose were busy every minute. on
kWtTu lDI NONliNth biAVtN Nhl'h
might mean that enemies were
coming. The little stars twtnklcd
as they watched. and presently they
saw three forms creeping stealthily
among the trees toward the pond
~ Paddy tho Beaver. One came
from the direction Of tho Old Pas
ure. II was Old Man Coyote. The
other two were together coming
from the direction Of the Green
Meadows They were Reddy and
old Granny Fox.
The little stars have looked down
on many exciting things that have
happened in the night. Just as Jolly.
round. bright Mr. Sun has looked
down on many exciting things that
have happened in the day time.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
MORE LONDON
PAPERS REFUSE
FORD BUSINESS

LONDON. Nov. 22.-Following the
example OF the Northcliife publica-
tons, and several other English pa
pers. the London Globe announced
today that IL will refuse Ford auto
mobile advertisements because OF
Henry Ford's attitude toward the
Anslo-French loan in America. News
t1at the Canadian Ford company
has subscribed 100000 toward
tho Canadian domestic loan was
ignored.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22

the wind Is In the RIGHT direc-
= sort OF cold smell gives
prs warning OF the proximity OF
ceberg.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22

Justice Richter gave Thos. y. WuiIaIy
o. n MONDAY. fqurIuc thar a.
about tho right compensation for
three ribs which Mullaiv had
broken when Bakcr-st car on
which he was siding bumped into
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22

We have space for Col Roose-
velt's opinion on Wilson's appoint.
ment OF Taft as chairman OF the
Red Cross board.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22

A Archiec
"A all the lodges
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22

People who declare they are above
the law" usually discover their mis-
take by falling over the Very boun-
DIARIES they We're WSing 70 ignore,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-23

Per 3MatsOn stmrs Wilhelmina, fdue
here Oct. 26,-Mrs. r. Gross, Miss M.
IHhrhorn, Mrs. VIM. Hathaway, Master
IL. al. .Co4eIle, w NJ. EkIunds Russell
Stone, Geo. B. Nelson, Cruikshank, IT
wing G. watson, J. p. sMendonca, Miss
Anderson, L. ID. Larsen. Miss NJ. Stone,
Mrs E. ]. Stone, Miss i. Wadoups. +.
A. Bachelor, Miss B. Sebastian, Miss
Edith E. Smith, Mrs. Mosher, 8. T..
Short, w. j. Luddeke. L. d. 6awen,
H. Seggerman, H. L. Strange, Bro.
Lawrence, Chas. Lambert, L. G. Hunt.
n. p. L. Beck, Zeno X. Myers, Mrs.
e. Ellis, Miss Woodwork, Miss f..
Holt, Miss ,Werthmneller. Mrs. X. Hi
ram. Mrs. F. G. Snow, Miss Miriam
Dickinson, r. F. Engle. John T. Moir.
H. MacfarIane, Miss Mason. Mrs. ]. A..
Kennedy. Miss M. Belser. g. p. Wilder.
Miss L. A. NOR, Mrs. Ernest Ross,
Mrs. Geo. B. 1senberg, Demosthenes,
w. Il. Hopper, f., r. sWerthmuller. T.
NJ. Church, Mrs. sChas. Weston, Mrs.
l.. NJ. Candage. VIM. Hathaway, John
@. Duarte, A. l. Silva, f. Weber, Ed.
B. Webster, E. M. Ehrhorn. Mrs.
Cruikshank, w. Waterhouse, Max Law.
renee, Mrs "A. A. Bemis, Capt. F.. Mosh
er, Miss K. Scott, Miss Elsie Goeller,
Mrs. Louisa Goeller, Mrs. F. A. Bach
elor, Mrs. H. G. Foster, Mrs. Max
Rasker, Mrs. Geo. b. Nelson, j. H.
Peterson, G. David Center. DIR. ]. J..
Carey, Mrs. H Seggernaan, Edward B.
Jackson, Chas. c. Chritchlow, H.
Schultz, Mrs. L. C. Hunt, Mrs. H p. IL.
Beck. Mrs. Zeno K. Myers, Mrs. Wood.
worth, Miss s. Nett, Mrs. Ida Merse.
berg, Mrs. John w. Lewis, F. G. Snow.
Misses Hill, j. E. Kennedy. VIM. Nc,
Cormick. Mrs. John T. Moir. c. J. Nc
Carthy, Mrs. A. Mason, Miss B. Belser
Mrs. ]. j. .Belser, Mrs. G. P. Wilder,
Mrs. w. c. Pohlmann, Geo. B. Isen-
berg, John Detor, James F, Fenwick.
Mrs. w. L. Hopper, w. G. Pohlmann,
Miss Dorothy Sargent, Miss Mary
Weston, Mrs. E. A. Ross, c. r. Mas
sey, Mrs. w. w. Hetherington, Mrs.
]. Unger, Mrs. Albertini. H. o. G.
Stanton. A. Menefoglio, Master Asher
Richardson, p. A.. Swift. G. S. Olds,
F. K. Rehm, Mrs. J. A. Enquist. Miss
Carolyn AIacadam. Mrs. C. r. Massey,
Mrs. ]. b. Pillow. Albertini, g. J. Wax
Ter. Russell, Miss N. s. Welsh, Mrs.
NJ. Z. Richardson. Mrs. P. A. Swift,
f. A. Back, J. A. EnqIist-
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OAHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE
ouIWARp


For Waianae, WaialIa. Kahuku and
way stations 9:15 a. m, s3.20 p. N.
For Pearl City. Eva MIL and way
stations-f7:30 a. M, 1915 q. M.
al 30 a. M s2:15 p. m, 800 p. m.
5:15 p. m, 1880 p. m, fills p. m.
For Wahiawa and Leilehua-s10:20
a. NJ, 1910 p. M. 500 p. m, s11:0O
~. N.
INWARD
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku. Wal
lalua and Waianae :36 Q. M s5:21
D. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mil and
Pearl City-f7:45 a. m, 1886 q. m,
.s1I:02 a. m, "f:40 D. m. 1925 D. M
e5:31 p. m, s7:30 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa and
Leilehua-s9:15 a. m, f1:55 p. m,
s4:01 D. m, s7:10 p. m.
The HaleiWa Limited. two-hour
train (only first-class tickets honored)
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 1886
a. m, for .Haleiwa hotel: returning ar
Irives in Honolulu at 1910 p. N. The
Limited stops only at Pearl City 6nd
.Waianae.
.Daily. Except Sunday. tSunday only.
G. p. -DENisoN, 2. c. SMITH,
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Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San Francisco WiIheImina, Oct Is.
Yokohama Shinyo Maru, Nov. 2.
australia Sonoma, Nov. A
VancouVer-Makura, Nov. 3.
Mails win depart Tor the following
points as follows:
San francisco Lurline, Oct g.
iokohama-Tenyof Maru. Oct. %.
Observation-Disclosures, Nov. 1.
Observation-Disclosures Nov. IL.
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PAssENGERs BOOKm

Per IT. str. Claudine, for Maui. 0c-
tober -22-W. %. smith, G.. A. Wood,
r. H Coate. David Townsend. Miss +.
Hilea, Miss X. lKilikolio. Miss Nina
.Easconcellos, A. Andrade, Frank Silva.
r. j. Baker, Mrs zap See. Miss kim
Yau. Master Yook Hau.
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PlssENaERs DEPAREED

Per IL. str. w. G. Hail. for Kauai.
October p. D. NJ. Scumple, F. D.
Lowrey, VIM. G. Andrade. p. G. Riley,
G. N. Wilcox, D. Ewart, H. p. Faye,
Mrs. H. Stamp. H. NJ. Koga. w. !. Ida,
]. .0ba. Chu Hung,
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TRANSPORT sERYICR

Logan. from Manila for San Francisco.
due here Nov. A.
Thomas, now at coast.
Sherman, now at coast.
Sheridan. left here Oct. Is for Guam
and Manila. ~.
Dix, now at coast.
Warren. stationed at the Philippines.
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President Wilson appointed William
Reid of Rawlins. Wyo..:registrar OF the.
land office at Cheyenne.
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The British National Gallery began
with collection Of only IS pictures.
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Balance to be charged on
alfrontage basis -. = 80

No0t0 ~ es000Do8tAlSuS HSF 80
front foot "a. .............@ 81 1877
VIII. ASSESSMENTS: AUWA1O-
lLIMU TRACT LOTS:
Al agreement has pbeen made be-
tween the Territory Of Hawaii and the
City and County of Honolulu, of which
| n copy Is on file with the Clerk. un-
der which not TO exceed S17.946. % will
/ be paid. to the City and County by the
Territory out, OF the moneys provided
1916, to be used by the City and Coun-
ty to pay the assessments which will
be made under these street improve.
ment proceedings against the lots IN
the ..Auwai0iimu Tract" abutting On
Lusitana street. A list Of the lots en-
titled to participate a the benefit OF
this sAuwaiolimu Fun" is attached
as lExhfbit Z to sthe CITY and County
Engineers report on file with the
Clerk.
TX. FURTHER, DETAILS;
The map and general plans, details,
specifications, particulars Of, esti,
mates and other data so prebared by
the Engineer, showing the area and
frontage OF each parcel OF land sub.
ject to assessment, the location ofsex.
listing curling end the location OF the
storm sewer system. may be seen and
examined By any person interested At
the office of the City ana County En-:
|eineer IN the Kapfolani building on the
north corner Of King and Alakea
streets IN said Honolulu at any time
during business hours prior TO the
cate fixed fer the public hearing be.
low stated
x. DEFINITION. lsiF
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BY AUTHORITY

NOTICE or PROPOSED Improve.
MENT or LusiTANA sTnEET,
IN HONOLULU, TERRITORY or
HAWAII, AND or PUBLIC HEAR.
ING THEREON.
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,rAR-BULlKTTn GIVES TOU
TODAY'9 NEWS TO-DAY
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TO THE OWNERS. LEssEEs AND
OCCUPANTS OF LANDS Adult,
TING ON LUSITANA STREET.
PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
SAID STREET, AND OF THE
LANDS HEREIN PROPOSED TO
BE ACQUIRED FOR STREET
WIDENING; AND TO ALL PER
SONS INTERESTED GENERAL
LY:
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Add Sc for engineering.
inspection, and incidnntals 2.052a5
Cost of construction OF which
1890 shall be. borne by the
City and County toward
main thoroughfare ..,.. .$36, 259. So
Proportion of cost to be
borne by City and County
ff096 toward main thor
,oughfare) ............. 3.625.sg
Balance to be charged on
alfrentage basis -. = .ss2isss.s SO
tssas 81 ssss5sment per-.
WIN. ASSESSMENTS: AUWA1o-
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title today BY outpointinu Jimmy cIab
BY 81 America.
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W. FUOPcrty u ~ Jo8o UooTJ1uo8s
Beginning at a fence corner at the
west corner Of this lot and on the
southeast side of Lusitana street, the
co-ordinates of said point of beginning
being 1868 feet north and 257.04 feet
east Of Government Survey Street
Monument. west OF San Antonio ave-
nue.. and at the intersection OF the
tangents of the center line of Lusi-
tana street, as shown on Grade Map
No. a. ON file in the office of the City
and County Engineer, and running by
true azimuths:
l. 1889 49, 00~-4S.95 feet along
fence along the present southeast side
of Lusitana street;
2. 1850 35' O0~-13.6O feet along
fence along lane;
3. Thence along the new southeast
side of Lusitana street on curve to
the right having radius of 277.3 feet,
the direct azimuth and distance of the
long chord being,
54o 13' 00"-46.S0 feet;
5. 115e so 0O"l-17.S0 feet along
fence along the property of Mrs. Ju.
Llama Gouveia to the point of begin.
ming.
Area $3.50 50. IT. at s0.12 per
SO. II. ............ .l~....$ 1892
Moving fence and house. and
damages northumberland. $1,000
Total estimated cost $685., 80
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Ten feds Wonoten INN 8 Milionen
baben.
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Montaa ta6mittag fiel Ssf
g1lma &ebbera int Saltie hires So
ters an Ser 2eieb 9froBe onr6 eilte
offen itebenoe aederfufe 1T Sen Sci.
Ter binein, puroe ober gliidlider
Weile nidt idmer berleBt.
Sn Dem Sitnep=San lit an oas
eipil appeaotionsgerid)t oppeaiert
lpor6en.
af6ert 5tebes, ser aommiflor
fir &oli5ei uno Selterfpebr, bat 1id III
8%erbtnoung nit sen grGBliden SUE
ltanoen TN merifanii1en 8ierteL be-
lo1oers in ben 0@orrols~, no @aes
bunt observation-disclosures uno bar
Itraltbetloe fanfare ger6dltltiiie BOT,
berriden, fir freie gerteiluno BON
MtlA nno Gisnaifer altsgeiprodelt,
ferner fir anleffnttg Der Merifon2r
5liERetnlidfetfy lnooon ffesfeine Off
aatta 5oben.
Die Fri 8oints Oil gompam4
uoll Sdn Anfoff1o bot ttd) nit e1tteffr
nIaferperiere fdfs
isH ltnterpebmgr iuno: 8 g.
1ta1orrs .eS ea2 31ugman uno 6. 81
SUMTER.
gafenfine 8llsoid iuiir0e am.
9Rfftrpod abenO III Der @abe Ieittes
9ouies, 322 8ater StraBe, BON e.
mem Neger ateefalIen uno ourd,
0felleritide I'M arm p~ertpnnoet. gl,e
9oif mllBte ms Soipitol ge6rodt
tneroen. Der Reeer entfom.
Ger Builders @rda1qe~ ioaen
mir beifen 8oltf fir oie gtnlaouna
81 einem vSmofer@. Sen lie moraea
obeno i'm Merifoniiden @effauront
peranltaItet.
8ir botten ons 8eraniiqefL
9errn @aitor 81. Homanotpsfi ans
9alns, gice : 8raiioent oes 9eros-
Staatsperbonoes, in unierer 9ffioe.
begraBen gu fonnen. Serr Batter
H~onidtoiusfi nimmlt on Den Sibln=
gen Der GpaltgeIiiden Spnooalfonfe-
ren5 tell.
9log.
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NIIerIei.

Seute abenb 1T pieoer 5lei-
fof5ert i'm Tropis Torf.
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Dem Die itaOtiiden Stcnern 6e,a6li
,ucrbcn fSnnen.
gountp ShuIlupcrintcnoeni
5tefpart un6 ieine AiT1tenten ltao
nit Der @ufnabme 6es Ghulsenlns
beid1ftiat. Ger Genius miro maIr-
FdeinIih cine itnrfe 3unobme Ser
ShuIfiuoer I'M Gountb aufpeiien.
@eitern morgen fiel So6n 9.
Sbipman. Der ais o@as engineer"
bel ben Naiiermerfen nugeitellt II,
ron einem pier3ig SUB boben Gnilipn
terunter uito erlitt feline att0eren
8~erfebilngeit, a[s einen grud ops
reften @rnies. 9as Cation miro hei
Der neuen Bumpenitation i'm 8rof.
fetrioge Porf gebnut. @ie Der I'm
foil paiiiert ift neiB man ttift.