davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-25

Try sentinel Record Classified Ad.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-25

Try a sentineti teord Want Ad,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05
fyraueu. uuOwe6rDerein

Die am 4. glllguit abge5aItene
9~eriammlung bes 5rauen5SanDwebr.
Derelns erfreute ltt zines regen BE
glah Grleoigung Der apn-
tinegei6dite lpur0e bic bon 5rnu
4blers eatiftete Gede, meIde $50
fir ben 6ono Der ariegsHotbleioel.
ben in 3eutldlano einbradte, per-
loot. Gle gliidlide @epinnerin
mar 5rau 5elir @rabopsti, Ben.
ion.
anf aurequng Der 6rau 6rit
Stater lpurOen $25 aus Der aoIie
beipiaigt fir bic beutiden @eiange.
neu in Sibirien. (1ieies geiipie[
peroient Na9aBmuug.) Nm 2s. 81.
tober finOet Inn 8erlammlumgslotol
Der 11aria Nlaeoolena @emeinoe
iDieoer Elm 9reisfartenjpiel gum
geiten Der ariegsnot1leioenoc itatt
noraltf Der 2anomebrs 5rauaberein
idon Jet mimertiam MAIDEN m09te.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05
Nntt @rnte i'm @aae G0nntn.

SEER 8. M. S1rins ans Gage
gountn, geb., brodie Gonneritag
letter ISOLDE ei1le gemiidte 2o0ung
@ieb non ieiner Barn i12 WeiIen
iiiolif BON M0oras, Reb. nlif ben
Biehmartt in ct. Srieph @err
Sornis, Der nebenbei aud nod IN
iefnem gasirf ole o61gIide Fri.
bine@ D%ertritt, ertldrte bort I'M
gurenu Der Cooper s. 8inole Com.
so. Oab Die ernte in Sage Gountp
por5ugiid liehe. ge3iglid Der 6rlb'
inbrs erfel bemerfte SER Snrms
~oaeroings, CAB 0ieie etruas 5nriif-
geblieben ieien, aber, ha i'm 6olmtp
feline 6bDlera ausgebroden lei, ieien
aid 9icrbei CUTE 4usiidten. Serr
Sorms lebte fritber in athinIon
Gountn, No, 5og aber beretts Dor
70 Sabren nod Ieinem iebiger
@obnort. Ter @run0 bierfiir mar,
oaB ons friihtbare 2aub in gtebros'
Ia biaiger mdr, ais oas IN Wiilioiiri,
un0 oIaibt 6err 6nrlrs af'h hai'tp
an 6as ate @crt: r@eb' peittpdrts,
jmger gl1nH, mo iuercc mt Oem
9anbe groBl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05
Senru Ro6[fFs Qcubaa.

liner b2Iiebter Mlifblrger 6enrp
Roblff miro ouf Dem oitlia al Iein
jebiges @eiddftsgrun0itiid augrel.
3en0en 8laBe eiren 9teubou errld).
ten, Der "a SUB 5ront uno 120
SUB tief fem ioa. Cos meme De.
b1uoe miro Gle 6ausnlanmern 2651
-G3 geopenportb Ctr. fubren lino
Bel u~us9ebautem gaiement 5Det
Stodmerf hcf iein. Ger aontraft
iar Die ausfinbriing purbe Sobn
anhl il%bertrcgen. Sn Dem ainen
Ibeil oes Geb1n0es miro Elm gro.
Bes @1n0eIbiloer Ibeater eGbe
ROblii4 aeihafferl pdDrefO Elm an.
oerer lhetl bic Ze[orationsHrmn
6uds, 5olls s. gliuo einuebmen
mir6. gas @ebdiloc ALIEN miro
So, 900 foiten, ufto ioIl ons neile
o@loDie" GitpIdte fir 800 geripHen
hoben uno int NoDembcr qroffHet
pcroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05
sarfen nnbeEtabar.

aonitantinopel, d. Ang. - Gelo-
mari6aa 0on Der Bols theilte ei.
mem 8eritteritatter Der Aiiocrlrten
9reiie nit, Dob Die 6lotte Der 4aiir.
ten 10 gut fDle gar tclnen Shaoen
an Den Beicuguaasptrten Der &or.
oafellen allgert1Iei babe, un0 DUB
0lcie me0er al 2eaiier nod 81 2auoe
eingcnomlnen peroen tonnen. Die
1ilrten ieleu iest BON eiueul tIefen
9tatlouaIgetubl ourd0runSen unO
f1mpfeu beiier, ME 5rorBOien uno
@uglatoer. 8a3u tonimt Dab oie
3nrtei in 5tnnoe it, genugerto Wlu-
nition fur ire 1,250,000 Soloaten
ber5ulteIlen. ungleid GROCER nber
Duroea bic @rfolge Der Iurfen fem,
9dtten iie Dlunitlon Su 0erid)leuoern.
aua Die 9arfen neroen 0urdbalten
uHo Elm aeid 6iloerL oeiien 6unoa-
ment felt ml0 uaeriduttcrlid 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05
niunt p~plalnnatlAun.

Mamafffaa kfh 8iafaH
Ns Naf# Hiafl
81 Isl Eflsft Hf# ft
m
Fai6. sfa# 6a4H
H snf8fsf alH f8
frH
NNiFHefts4 MHafla aa
sH t N
in Vase
tssH
ISL i1nt
Sos am ae
aHi Ail
.ft Wts
fu #aff
fn W seer
aftNnilHtW
Utttaa8F Ms
tlH ia saf
use sNem Hzn Sd Em BE.
lHff eem FIJI Ma HHl0lt lH
q litH M
isH H4afHff FIgtf Wtfs
.fl H HeaiH mF m
Nilheii8 W siH Weltitll8 ono Sc
iieH @fnfitslA
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05
apbaLt. llall y.iasI. e!atiIerung.

Der beIiebten QidsI glnttisrung
fiir llhrsn. Automobile, Moiors3peis
rober d. I. 10. lit Elm nsuer uno &C.
dhrIi6u aonturrsnt in Der aobalt
glatiierung srfonoeH. 3os Wieiail
Robot III po6l BEN sr0bten Tel
ots gu6litums penigItsns BEN glas
men non betannt; nber cine gum so
6altsqlatiisrsn e~ssignsts 2oiuns 1T
erit in oIlsriangIter 3sit erfunofn
pprOsn, unb it foll better iein, dls
ote bsItea Nidel plattierungsu, ipe!1s
nan bisber tenHt.
aobaIt 1T BEN Ridsl nnhs pers
panDt; cine QlattieruHg NIT sritsreHl
Retail ssigt cine Defenders sldn3snos
peibs Q6tSnuua, Bic suslsit, I'M @ss
9taiab az g1idei qIattisrnus, sinen
isihtsn bldulihen anflug bat nnb
Th bsoeuteae leihtsr pcIiersn ldBt,
1ls btr gidsl. Ginsr Der Grfinoer.
ferr 8. z. aalmus, srlangts BON
liner groBen @utomobiIs 5d5rita'
lionsaeelli4oft bic G%rlau6nis, IN be,
tcn glatiierungsrnum bic nsus Gr,
iinouna a~nSufreubtn; uno sr tono.
5aB Il Dies minbeNsns fi%niSebnmal
d idlnell su fun pernfofts, ME BAG
glaftisrm nit Qidsl. sir blob or
lamtntals ar6cit mar nur cine plot
ierung BON elmer Winuie erforoerltA,
I'm bic atniinfhte Nbt0nung 5u &C.
Sen, nd6rsno bel glidsl breibig Wli'
nutsn Bis gu elmer StuHos srfOrbsr'
ih fpdreH.
Nan probierie ferner bic 6drte Der
Robolts glattierung i'm gsrsIei9 sur
Blatlisrung Don giidel uno Ianb, bob
atde T6 frii6er nbTdeutrts. 90
hsint benn 2obnlt 70 3iemIiH al!fs
liz fd su baben, MIR bab Nidei
fatasr tummt, mas natirli6 Gin iebr
pi6figsr umfano 1T. Dr6 ernaritf
man, baB biss rsiHIih rufastpoqerl
nirb burd bic oeringsren Soften fir
bic Gltttrisitdt, bic gsrtugers 3sit
sum 4Iatiitren, unr natirIit ouFd
lie Site NIB bic GG0nhsit Der Nrs
6sit. Tabsr barfts man boiD lhshr
BON BEN nellsn @sriohrtn 1Orsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05
saaauitn,AaAInt
In Nn nnatlttl
ns8 psa Rassiss f8afs De ~
uHa sh sas slaaH.sa
Aasfa issH8 F9tiif


s
al wy l
Hna
ceres atf
alt
aahf
ten
uft Nte5sft
aHH ta atiifa
fft W
lm s.aa ifI lhlf
AHsa nui llaf MaIe
u1ii eI 4aA ma lsett alaillAllt
Neiefaallnaa % hef taf.a1ae a1
senia Ne'i aif
abfi mufa faan ass s~'tfit0Nnl'd aet
Nfeiie fstanft afI79lt
Aie lanat iaitian Rfs ses aa
aeltt tafaeffliH4 astaidaia itila
tgiee ,iaiie Ffflie 9ason leIaaal ofi
e~Hreiibetrf eel esf oslilae slailgi
8fitii1 Hat CTS ean ets Malltt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05
guidhannss @ptb
~llniert etitr bitten mir fir iolatnbfs
nm aril. geadlinng.

SER @lire0 92obt scr DTS feet
IN Dielcn Staotm uferes Sidaic5
g~lebrasio NIT Groben UrioIg -
oilh iur 0ie s|tregsgulie r. &ugas
m0n0elml0et poraciitHrt bot, bttgi
uns NIT 8e5ug nHt cine mis 5uge
gauaenr mo lei0er auA ans ser
iebat beroHcntlthtc aorrcpou0en5
auina5me f%oIgenoer Serifii.
suna:
n5br aorreipouoeut gtus BON
poAitau6ig ialiaen 8orausieguugen
ans. als i'd Serrn 9roDn Den
Sped eiubanOigte, mar tbatiddlih
nod elm piermal groBeras @utbas
ben bel Der fraglldeH gant fir mid
norban0en. SER groun p%raientir.
te 0en Gbed aber Hidt gleid. iua0ern
lieB i'm lIegen. SIN @laubeu 0uB
ole meme 8erbiH0lldteiten in 9te.
brosta Sin our6 0ie ganf erle0igt
ieieu, iragte i9 eiuigt Gage ipater
UNI mein @utbaben nod un0 bob
6nsialbe alb. Gs lit alio nidt mgine
Shulo, lperi mo fuuo@ mebr Dor
ban0en mar. 8enn in Der aorre.
iponoen5 ieruer bebauptet miro. oaB
aus Dem GrgebniB Der ariessbil0er.
8orfubrlrng mfts ans 3otbe areui
abgefubrt ieL 10 itim1nt Oas. Oo lei.
Der ote llnfoiten nidt gar8 ae0edt
naren Sd perOe mir morgen er-
lallben, eItien Brief Der in 6rage
tommeuben gaaf 81 u%nterbrelten.
SoAadtitngsDoa
alfrrO .. MO6r,
!. st. in Qorfolf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05

ats Sarrn 6. Wla0e 1914 @eb.
tier Err, nit ieincm Iiito. in benz
ouber6e mnoh feline 9oarber" Gtto
Slid, Shubldn0ler I'm VI g. "a.
9uiIoing, mo Y 3 9lod lid be.
ian0en elmer StroBea1abn al Der
40. uno Cunning Ctr mspeideu
molte, uberihIng iit 0aiieIbc uno
Gid erIitt ouber eiuem Shulter.
bruh oerart ifpere innere Der.
letumaen, SaB an icinem auffom.
men gesneiieIt miro. 9lod erlttt
ciueu oopeltcu 9eintruh. pdbreub
Waao uur geringe 9crIesungeu ba-
bontrug.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05
@riL tr id de 6pQdnber ananab.

g%iDerp0ol 8. Iug. 81 iehs
@onaten @qfdngnib tpurbe Charles
6eh, 9lit1lieo Der @iamiaaft BEG
ron einem 6eutihen lluterieeboot
berIenften ameritaniihen 8ampfers
.2eelannDo berurtbeilI. Geb, Der
gernoe off Dem Tampfer st.
@oul" na6 Stem gort abfobren
fpoQte, ols qr barbaftet ipuroe, muBte
3ugeben, oah er niht 6oadHoer lei
ruie er bebarptet bate. ionoeru in
8renlen aeboren pur0e uno i'm
oeutiden Seere geOient batte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05
snb.cmahn.

aae areiie ieben nit Sponnlnig
Der morgigen %Stonferens iiber DE
Grrihtung elmer lebm, taotfaiie In
GID m1bo entgageiL 6a 0ies BE-
ion0ers fir Saasbeitser cine grObe
erleldterung be0euien luilr0e.
8ei id0nilem 8etter belt beute
Die 5oimtogsldule 0er 4reSbDteria.
nertirde ibr 8lcnie i'm SauscOm.
Bart alb.
8. 4eterien aus SorIan, Sa., mar
NIT elmer 4ooung BON 5dbrlingen
bier, be oen idonen greiS bon $3.50
pro 100 Ytuno sebenoseiOi6t er.
5leLten.
Cine Meiiegeieaidnft BON % Ser.
rem unD Eamen aus Suo.@ Carolina
beiutte geitern bic bieitgelI 9ieb.
bote.
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nns 5 ggIisiiten ssrnrtaeiII.

geaebiae, 81, 3. aug. - Snmes
q. Sboulns fen, Der ior6iga Bur.
germe1ter ron 8rootlDn. 81, uno
5 iorbiae Boli3iiten nuroen I'M
a~reisgerid]t oabier oes Rorbes
ihulOig geiproheR unb gu ie Ia Sob.
rem 8udtbans uertrtbeilt. Gil ma.
rem iGmmtIih nngefIogt, Robert
5nfion, einen 4oli8ntei uon elmer
fruberen gerunltung Der, I'M Ger.
loltF zines @o9IitreiIes getootet 81
bnben; elmer ibrer 8~arteigdnger
bate aber gleidfaa8 ben Zoo gefun.
Den.
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cma6r geuaf.gereiu.

Die @eiougsitunoe finoet jest pie.
Der ieoen Gonnerftng itntt uuo fiHO
bic 5dneer eriudJt, regeImaBig BIT
erfdeinen.
Gbeo. SinbolO, @raiioent.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05

Ger RiibeI lit an Der eonooner
g0rie u~ngebeier i'm @ertbe oefaaen
Sn 0eIbloHen bert Hift MIR bic
BcmutbIihfeit. ioHoern mh be
@offeubrii0eridnft uni
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05

Stride gioroieetrobten ieoen
Ius BIN ga
Cherries 80 aaen, 1914 Eral
CTR, erflcltG geitcrF freimiaigeu
saHferott CT aiebt iqine 8crbiuo.
lidDfeiten aui Sif7.s0 an. iDohinge.
gen bic Atlipa aus lildt4 befebeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05
AZ eab onaIaer NoIHetae.

ridt wut0gf pereinunbmt In Der 3eit
pnm 10 IS 81. Snli: an Strafen
$2i550. On Softer $40 mo an
perfaAeacn 9ilrgihaitcu $50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05

taa Fmf HHtfsH Hu
slspf s# llHlsfN h#aM tai
cts efinAm. kaH taaffaea
Nfi5 afithiia f W6eftst
ALL 81 ms aAA tf WfitsHlHet
aH lsaaniitl
AlamHf maa taN Naatfu h
nef btf e6n4tfftf1f silff
Qfaafhelm to- Mi H
g6mHlH ua in e0 afe Gen.
laeafH mAagn Wegfa t
g DIS m lanilafe 8HiilHea
tfingen msfaH
Gle Satire sff Erfttriha
Ser ii oigic ciiiu itahem
9ahHdr5ie sulammenaaluumm
betraaen mcbr ais 100
Bal ley The Dentist
1Os CITY AstIural EanE Bltg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05

Stride 9iorOicpfrabben ieoerl
lag BIN ~
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$50 snarfRd6 g. : 9@rmuuns edn : 49, uS Saa shnfa w@@aa~HHaa
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-08
FIGHT FOR CHILD AND ESTATE
OF THELMA PARKER BEGINS:
II. q. SMART UNDER CHARGES
AWARD OF CONTRACT
TO CONSTRUCT POST AT
KAMEHAMEHA HELD UP

Although bids for the permanent
post at Fort Kamehameha, including
barracks and officers quarters, were
opened more than a week ago, no
award of contract has been made as
yet -:.' --..
The Honolulu Planning Mill was low
bidder on the entire work, aggregat-
ing about $219,000, and while the bid
on barrack building is we'll within. the
estimate, the figures on officers quar-
tiers are. above the government esti-
mates in the case of every proposal.
1t will probably be necessary to do
away with some of the accessories in
order to get the entire job within the
figure, and it may even be necessary
to- re-advertise. ~ ..
Another government contract that is
to come UP soon is the construction
of the water system for Kamehameha.
The water will be impounded on the
Fort Shafter reservation, and carried
about seven miles OF pipe to
the Pearl Harbor post. Bids for the
pipe line and pump houses will be
opened at the Office of the constructing
January IA, at IL a. m.
The bid on pumping machinery will
not be opened until January 20. The
entire work will cost in the neighbor-
hood OF $100,000 II
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-08
ADMIRAL DEWA
WILL REPRESENT
JAPAN At FAIR

Admiral Baron S. Dewa, a member
of the supreme council of national de-
tense and one of the naval heroes of
Japan, has been selected by Emperor
Yoshihito to represent the Japanese
navy at the opening of the Panama
Pacific exposition in San Francisco
next MONTH This is according to adj
vices received by the Daily Nippu Jill
yesterday in cablegram from Toxic.
The admiral will sail for San Fran
cisco via Honolulu in the ,Toyo Kisen
Kaisha liner Chiyo Maru. which leaves,
Yokohama Jan. 16 and arrives at Ho.
nolulu Jan. 26.
Another distinguished passenger ON
the liner will be Admiral Baron S.
Uriu, who was prominent in the Russo
Japanese war. He will go to San
Francisco as vice-chairman of the
Japanese fair commission. Admiral
Uriu now is on the reserve list of
the japanese navy, and will remain in
San Francisco until the close of the
exposition. -,
Within few days plans will be
made for the entertainment of the
Japanese admirals during their visit
in Honolulu. -"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-08
NEW APPEAL Is MADE
. I FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO
WAR RELIEF FUND

A renewed appeal for funds for Eu-
orpean war relief was made today in
letter to the Star-Bulletin from w.
r. Castle, chairman of the war relief
committee, following a meeting of the
committee. "A dollar will feed five
persons for a day, or Qne person for
five days, and the number of those
who need our assistance is in the mil
lions" says Mr.. Castle.
The committee has decided that it
will resume its campaign with re-
newed activity.
The present financial standing of
the committee varies little from what
was last reported The total amount
received by the committee, including
the Chamber of Commerce fund, was
$53,774.2s, of which $43, 1866 was spe-
ciflcally for Belgian relief. The COM
mittee also forwarded 4S boxes con-
tanning five tons of material ready for
immediate use.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-08
JUDGE WAKES SARCASTIC
WHEN PROSECUTOR FAILS
TO APPEAR IN COURT

Il notice by the papers that another
assistant has been recommended for
the city and county attorneys Office.
If they appointed 10 extra assistants
it wouldn't displease me- remarked
Circuit Judge Ashford this afternoon
after he had waited 20 minutes in
vain for prosecutor to appear to as
sumo charge of the arraignment Of
eight prisoners who were indicted b!
the grand jury a few days ago.
The court. sitting in the supreme
court chambers because carpenters
had Judge Ashford's division in con-
dition of dishabille, was finally forced
to take recess until a prosecutor
could be found. --#.-.
Deputy City and County Attorney A.
NJ. Brown, who had charge OF the
prosecution, was engaged in assisting
the territorial grand jury to conclude
its final business and prepare its an
nuaI report.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-08
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
BEGINS FIGHT TO GET
PEARL HARB0R FUNDS

At special session of the Mari
time Affairs Committee of the Homo
lulu Chamber of Commerce in the
chambers rooms this morning, a plan
to make every effort possible towards
the restoration of the Honolulu harbor
appropriation to the Rivers and Har-
bors' bill in Congress was given un-
animous Endorsement.
No definite program was mapped
out, the Committee leaving this to the
individual members of the body. For.
NAL acAon probably will be taken at a
later injecting. Secretary Brown of
the chamber said after the meeting
that all representations to be made
att Washington, d. c., would be made
through Prince Kuhio, Hawaiian dele
gate to Congress.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-08

Affidavit of Anna Keith Davenport,
practising physician of San francisco,
who made examinations of Ihelma
Parker for tuberculosis.
Affidavit Of Christina May kirkpat.
rick, professional nurse OF San Fran
cisco, called In to attend TheIma three
days before her death.
Affidavit Of s. Gotea Dozier, profes-
sional nurse, who has known Thelrna
Parker since 1905.
With varying volume Of detail, these
sweaR TO alleged Instances OF abuse
and neglect Of his wife by young Smart
and Of his relations with the Miss Hale
mentioned as the nurse to whom he
showed undue attention.
Il 10 understood that these sworn
statements are but some Of many that
tiIl be included in the evidence which
seeks to show Smart as an unfit Gus.
todian Of his child.
Mrs. knights Charges.
Mrs. knights charges as filed before
Judge Matthewman yesterday are as
follows:
To the Presiding Judge of the Circuit
Court of the Third Judicial Circuit,
at Chambers.
Now comes Elizabeth J. Knight, pc
titioner herein, and shows to this hon.
Orable court as follows:
That she is resident of the city of
San Francisco, State of California,
residing in Honolulu, City
and County of Honolulu, Territory of
Hawaii.
That she is the mother of Annie T.
Parker Smart, deceased.
That the said Annie T. X. Par.
ker Smart was married to Henry
Gailiard Smart at Waimea. County
Of Hawaii, Territory of Hawaii, on the
25th day of July, 1912, and died at
San Francisco in the City and County
% San Francisco, State of California,
on the 18th day of November, 1914.
That as issue of said marriage there
is now surviving the infant son of said
deceased above named, aged nineteen
who is now residing at Wal
mea within this circuit, and is the
owner of property and has estate with
in this circuit
That Henry Gailiard Smart, the
father of said infant above named and
husband of said Annie T. K. Parker
Smart, has shown himself to be an un-
at person to have the care and Gus
tody of said minor for the following
reasons among others:
Probably Caused Wlfe,s Death"
/. That by cruel, inhuman, unfeel-
ng and neglectful treatment, he, with
full knowledge of the probable result
of his actions, certainly FASTENED and
caused his wife's death.
2. That his conduct since his mar
rage toward his wife and later to-
ward his child shows him to have
been an unnatural husband and par
ent, degenerate and not fit to be en-
trusted with the custody, care, train
ing and education of said child.
8. That his sole idea since the date
Of his marriage and probably before
that time. has been-to acquire all OF
his wife's property and that to the ex.
clusion Of her own children.
Vicious influence "
4. That by exerting an unwhole-
some and vicious influence over her
be finally compelled her to make
will in his favor, leaving to her own
child nothing but a law suit of doubt
full result to be brought when said
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CANADA PLANS QUICK
PUNISHMENT FOR MEN
WHO SHOT AMERICANS

IAssociated Press by Fed. Wireless ;
TORONTO, Can, Jan. "a provin-
eiaI constable, corporal and two pri-
Yates have been arrested for connec-
tion with the shooting Of two Buffalo
duek-hunters, one of whom was killed
and the other wounded. 1t was alleg-
ed that the men were breaking the
shooting law on the Canadian side.
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BRITISH PRESS BUREAU "
ISSUES CHARGES GERMANS
HAVE ABUSED CATHOLICS

lAssociated Press by Fed. Wireless
LONDON, Eng, Jan. Sat the re-
quest Of the Belgian legation the Off
cial press bureau has issued detailed
allegations to show that the Catholic
clergy have been maltreated by the
Germans, their sacred institutions de-
stroyed and profaned. -.
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THINKS
JAPAN WOULDAID
in PHILIPPINES
Former Official Says New Mon
roe Doctrine Might Be Pro-
muIgated for Orient
NATURALIZATION OF
+: ISLANDS SUGGESTED
Believes Joint Action With the
United States Would Keep
Any Other Powers Away

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless.] ]
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 8. -
w. Morgan Shuster, former Philip
pines official and later foreign trea-
surer for Persia, testified today before
the senate Philippines committee that
he believes Japan will gladly agree
with America to neutraiize the Philip
pine islands. ...
He says that On unwritten "Japa-
nese Monroe doctrine" will prevent
any other power from acquiring the
islands. -. I -. -
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Hawaii yesterday
filed which begin extraordinary legal hst Il
the Annie
Henry Gald
vginIan, Of 1912 and who died two months
J. through
torneys Holmes Stanley Olson
natural
appointment guardian
Of infant the late
husband II G. Smart
petition filed charges OF the gaves AND
nature involving young Smart and alleging his unhtns
to which backed andav
San Francisco physicians and nurses some OF known
infant and charges
neoieetfuf treatment
abb charges
husband father whose
neglected his wife
attentions named the
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GRAND JURY REPORT TO-DAY.

The territorial grand jury will sub
nit its final report to Circuit Judge
Ashford late this afternoon. reviewing
its years work and making recon-
mendations as the result of its inyesti-
cations. Some indictments also may
be returned. One feature probably will
be report on its investigation Of the
alleged Mcbride conspiracy.
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ABUSE, NEGLECT and VICIOUS
INFLUENCE ON Wife ALLEGED

MOTHER OF HAWAIIAN HEIRESS, IN PETITION FILED YES
TERDAY IN JUDGE MATTHEWMANS COURT, HAWAII
ASKS INFANT SON TO BE TAKEN FROM FAT THER-C0URI
ISSUES TEMPORARY ORDER TAKING CHILD FROM SMART
WIRELESS TODAY SAYS w. A. KINNEY APPOINTED
GUARDIAN AD LiTEM-D0C SWORN TO By MRS.
KNIGHT. THELMA'S MOTHER, BACKED BY AFFIDAvITS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO PHYSICIANS AND NURSES, DE-
CLARES YOUNG HUSBAND TREATED WIFE SHAMEFULLY
EVEN ON DEATH -BED-G0I POSSESSION OF HER FOR
TUNE UNFAIRLY, 1T IS ClAIMED-SUiT TO BREAK WILL
IS F0RESHAD0WED BY FIGHT FOR CHILD
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AMERICAN SHIP FREED

LONDON, Eng, Jan. s.-The Amer.
iean steamship Denver, bound for
Bremen with cotton, has been released
after being detained "a hours by the
British.
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WHEAT HITS HIGHEST
MARK; DEALERS SAY
TWILL JUMP AGAIN

[Associated Press by Fed. Wireless.l
CHICAGO; Ill, Jan. a,-May wheat
today reached STAT bushel, a new
record. Dealers predict y two-doIlar
wheat .-. --# @... 49, -: ..:..
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C Constantinople Shaken with Alarm, !.
All Ready to Move if City Attacked

SOFIA Bulgaria Jan ga despatch from Constantnople
reports an increasingly alarming situation.
External attack and internal disorders alike are dreaded
by The archives have been packed and
the Ottoman treasury has been made ready for Loco
motives with official trains kept constantly under steam
Adranople preparing to receive the official administration
if flight becomes necessary.