davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

iinb in 8riees3eiten nnb mir biirfen
nidts risfieren. @ir iperoen Der
ruliiid)en Yropasanba in bieien Sbeis
len Yolen's elm Gnbe maiden unb
lpenn mir bier5u nod einige 6llnbert
2eutc bangen miiiien, Die lid lpeiter
nihts oils mrporiiftises @erebe 81
Shulben bdben fommen laNen.
8dbreno meinem Iusflus mad,
Slpmnifi. elmer fleinen Staot binter
Der oiterreifiif : mn9arilden Sront.
tonnte ih bemerten, mie 5pei 2anos
leute 9eieiielt nad Dem militariIfen
9ouptaudrtier gefiihrt mriroen; es
lpurhe mir 8eia9t. man bate feline be-
friebi9eune grflarung iiber ibr Der
lpeilen an einem selpiiien Ylase 9eben
fonncn. Cd pubte, oab i6r Coos Der
SoS mar. benn Die militdriioben Be-
horhen oiirfen nuh nidlt Die seringite
8cIegenbett CUR Spionaee O%uroheeben
luiicn.
Gin iriiherss Shlnhtfelb.
Che Der aricg begann, gab es in
Der llmgegenb o &rnfuu cine game
Nn5abl o bliibenben Srtifoften.
Gbenio onh es cine Neibe Veritdbte
nit ihren hiibihen Gillas unb nobl>
gepile9ten 8drten. General &uf, Der
nlte 3dbe 6eftungszG ~ommnnoant, lieB
ale bieie 8ohnungsitatren benz CRIB
boben gleih MAIDEN. ebe bic Huiien
famen, urb es III faun nod Gin Stiid
ool5 obcr elm Siein porhanoen, no
iriiber 3ouieuhe bon 8iireern lire
6eime botteu. Die 9rOben annonen.
nelte Die altc Sauptitnbt %6epadlen,
miiien eiu flares Selo BADEN nno
oarum iielen Die ifpnen @oritdbte
@ratou's Der militdriifen Notbpens
bisfeit gum Spfer.
Sic Huiicn famen and Infangs
Oe5em6er bis nnbe an Die Stnot 6erau,
aber Die rpeittro9enncn n,ohernen piters
reihiifen annoncn macbten linen bas
Werlpeilen 10 unseniitblif, ouB iie
balo miener 'ich 8uriiddogen uno bon
ben nahriidenbeu Seiterreihern bis
an Die linte Seite Der Niba 9eoronsi
puroen. 2ui bieie Weiie blicb Elm
betrdhtliher S6eil ruiiiites Serris
forum III oiterreihiid,en Sdnben,
Surd) bieie @egeno babe i'd, peridies
osne ausiliige gemadt. Gin GROCER
Sbeil bieier @e9eno bat lhper 9es
litten. oa Die beiben Nrmeen etpu fiini
ober ieds Nial bieielbe eroberten uni
mieher nerlpren. Bonn menihlider
S%tanbpunfte III bieie @egeno Iebr intes
reliant. Sd fab ndmlifl cine 9roBt
an3abl Srnuen unb aineer, Die aui
Dem beimotblid1en 5erc geblie6er
pnren. troB aueeln unb Shrapneas
nebit Der nnberen iiblihen 8arbare'
bes &rie9cs. Nber ionberbdr. CT
paren nidt Die aueeln, nelde bieier
Observation-Disclosures Die sroBten 2eiber
bratten. IS fparen bic buneernoer
Solbaten bes 95arer unb bispeiler
aiid Die ebcnic bunseri9en Scutifer
unb Seiterreifer. Die Die &ebensmitts-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
,,ll,enn Chr Ianh Allies usr-
meibet, NUS hrm Hries
uerldnsert .....'

Ser SeiIisc Batter genebmiste nieier
Gage Dem 9orreiponbenten Der 81. y.
@crlo". 6rn. &drl bon Wiegdnb, cine
Nubien5, in Der er iid iber DEN ariee
dnSerte. Or ipa babel SplseuSes 9es
iaet bahen: oSenben Sic DEM nmeris
faniiden Noffe unb Der ameritaniiGen
Yreie mcine @ruBe unb Segenss
punihe urb iiberinitteln Gle meme
9ctihaft. Die babir lautet: Arbeifet
urabldiiis uup ielbhlps aui ben Sries
Den bin, 10 boB bies ertieBlide Slut
pcrgieben unb Die es begleitenben
SGrsden unb gaDtbe bolo anfborer
mogen. 0aburh mirn Sbr 2unb uno
Shre Yreiie Soft. Der Welt unh Der
6umanitdt einen 9ienit crneiien.
@enn CIR 2anb Iles pcrmeibet. mas
bas @plferringen oerldngern mag, in
beir bns glut bon 6unDerten uHp
S~auienben periprist unb uniaslidper
Samtnler oeruriodt pirb, bann lam
gm,erita 3anf ieiner Bebtutuns unb
ieiues ginfluiies bel beitraael our
ihneQen 8eenbiauna hisies erdBiifen
arieges. Setet uno arbeifet unabs
ldiitg unb einis fir ben Sriensu. Sas
lit meir Citersrub an @n,srita."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

ctnter bieiem Sitel p~eroffentlifyte
n1 I'M Sabre 1912 9r. i. @berle,
w elmer Der beiten 9enner moners
ner Vrebfrd9er unh YreBoufs
ga6en, Gin m~onnmcntdles @erf. Guf
@runb siues reid,haItieen 5hdtiatcn>
materials tommt Der YerfaWer an Der
rpohlbeeriinbeten 9cbduptuna. baB mir
antbolifen auf bieiem @ebietc nod
red1t inferior limb unb mod nid,t eenu9
%unicre Sd)uloigfeit tbun. Gaber
fonnen mir nift DIT aenlls bon Der
Setdmpfuna Der ihlcd)ten, Der feinos
lit,en unb farblpien rnb Der Sorbes
ring Der euten Treiie iprefeu. gs lei
ms geitattet, 81 hieiem Sbcma piebes
rim etrige gemerfun8cn gu mad)en..
8rob lit Der GinfluB Der 3eitlruaen
blrf ibre ungemeiiene Woglicnteit Ser
@eDanfene llebertragung. Sic eeitals
ten Die @ebanfeu Der Wenihen, 10 paB
man in9en fam: .Saae mir, lueltc
3eitune Oil lieit unb ih nil Dir
iasen, fpcr Su bit" limb in Der
That, MIR p~dhrhdit seiitiae llcbers
legenbeit unb llnabbduaigteit neiB it'd
eeeen oieicn mdutieen @influb 5u
pabren. Wenifcn ioltler Nrt limb
aber iebr ieltcn. Bic M1chr5nhl be-
iiBi ba5u peber Die eriprberlid]e @ebrz
trait bes 8eiitss nod bes @iaens.
Gle unterlie9t buber Dem ginfluile Der
1reHe. @arum III benin Der @ins
flub Der Treiie 10 tart. eirmnl oers
mittelt benielben bas Nu9e. Naourt
9ebt Der gincrud tiefer. Die Men
ihen trauen ia Dem Guse mebr ul5
benz Chr. 3a3u fommt Die san5
fineiihe Ihtune, nidlt BLOB einiGltiser
Seute Dor Dem, lpus gebrudt lit. Ils
lpenn Die 2ruterihpdr5e Der Stempel
Der Wabrbeit mare. Sm @egentbeil!
Sns Sprihnort Ia9t: Or liist mic
9ebrudt. - Die tritifloic 2eintgldus
biafeit u%nierer 3eitun9sgldubigen.
bieien nirflid,en ,&0bleralauben"
fam man lpicber in b~iciei erniten
Snaen bcpbahten. Wdbreno oic @robs
nldd,tc i'm blutigen Sample iteben,
filbrt Die @roBmud)tsY rei'e einen lIns
blutt9en, aber nid)t weniger er6itterten
4ampf. oftmnls nit elmer lpld,cn 2eis
oenidaft, DAB rubisee Senten unb
Ver9leihen aan5 unb gar aebinoert
ober alis9eidloiisn iinb. Sen tdms
pieilben Yarteier 9ebt es eben bnrum,
auh bic Yreiie fir lid 8u crpbern, lie
unb burh JIG Die Dffentlife Weinun9
81 erobern, ia Die ofientlide Weimlng
um3ugeitnlten, I'M ourf EreBiiege
pplitiid)e Siege hauon5utruaen.
Gem ginfIub Der Yreiie tommt
ferner gu quite bas grobe Sehiirfnib
o beute, 3 II le .es III uns 10
notbig 9eporhen, mie bos tdglide
Srpt. llnb bierin itebt obcnan Ncrbs
Imeritu. Die NnSnbl Der Cages
5citungen III Den Ger. Stnatcu beir0gt
2.472, bic Der @odlcnihriften 1920
unb Die Reconsideration ionic bic
iibriser 3citidriften bringen es nui
%, S06. I~nndberub 59.000,000
pcrncn nit bicien YreBs grScugniiien
9endhrt. Ilf 400 Y%erioncn tonlmt
bel uns idpn cine 5agesseitung. pdbs
renh in Seutiflano 3. 9. crit duf
$500 Perioncu ein Saaeblatt fommt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22


qiebcr 2sisr. @tr erlauben une,
Ttine Mnimerfiamfett aui bic Srtcic oee
Sru. TT. I. 7. stone 10 lenfen. 2elbigcr
ih infer retienoer 6urretpunoent unb
behBt groke 6riaprnnseu. 9r hot bic
0alfnnfriese mitscmadit unb amf Jest
b~cfinbet or id auf otm edauplag oes
Mtltenfriests. 9br Serr TT. Rpfc bic
Vereinisten etaaten perlirk, perfap or
iif nit Gmpfshinnarn Der nSdliteu firdl.
linen unb itanfitfeR Auturitdten, ipeak
itd TIM biz gbiircn Der Faidte pttnen,
NO bic Hrrtcr Der g%ranenbatten 8eidth'
utNe unirrer 3asc 'h aafhditen. &ir
brammen upbl unicrtn Nbpuncnttn ntdlt
,m faqen, wsld,e tinnn5islen Spftr mir
nus uuierlcecn riiHen, UNI bic Ttenft
eines ipldi' Wrrtfuplen gurrrfpcnoenten
an crpsrbrn uuo acben une Der Spf'
nnus hin. one BITE Setter aniere Srntih'
ungtn, ihueu cine fntholiife Stituns III
as8sn. prldbc Der ganScn fnthplttnhen
prefe ais Setipitl oienen fpnntt,
'dGstr iuerbtu.
Ter Ghei.8ebnfteur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
l1as man iiher mns raet.

6r. Yiurrer y. 5epes in Der .aDln.
@~olfs5tg.~ II War5 1915: ~. Wic
mandmnl puroe in pereongerer Sab
rem lin 9%eutiflanb) 9epiRelt iiber Die
umerifauiihen .aoieblattden" :.
llno bod babcn mir inter unieren fas
tholi1hcn 8ldttern cine Heibe - ih
~crlpdbnte ultr ben .Wanberer" BON Ct.
saul, Winu., nobl sns bette Ron alien.
sic aImerifa" BON Ct. 2outs, Wo..
"a atboliider @cnen" BON
DUBUQUE, Sopa, unb nod anbsre -
Die iidh meeen Der Srsffliffeit ihrsr
@rbeiten unseiheut aid in SeutiG>
lanb ieben laiien fDnnen go"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
8ie iebr bic pplnifhe 9esion elm

@ie iebr bic pplnifhe 9esion elm
Sfreden Der &uiien Sclporoen W, 3ei9t
Elm pahniinniser grlaB eines m Glib
oft 9ali6ien operierenben &rmses
9ommannanten (Sisbe @eitcorres
iponbsnSs Slaiter). in benz Die Solbas
ten unb Die Seoolferung beauitragt
meroen. Die Iitalieoer Der polniid,en
9esioH. obpobl oieie in Der pltcrrcitis
idsn @rmee Dereipist limb, ais .8dus
berbnnSe" 81 bebanoeln. Iebulif
fbun's ia audi Die gneldnber nit Der
seianeenen Rannifnft beutifer
untsrieeboots. Sieie oersinselfs Der.
srueiflnnssafte Der aaiiertsn ssisen,
pie es UNI Die Sad1e Dieler 2eute bes
itelt lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

Bon @idtisfeit lit Die @arnittune
Der paar Slisssn, pefde Den 8inter
ilberle6t baden. Dieie paar Sliegen
iinb fin Mi1ionen anoerer Sliessn i'm
Sofiommer per%antportli6. sSpat
the Nlbl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

Die taiierlihe 6tpilusrwnltsns
gslsien's bebient ii6 bsi ibren @rs
lailen unb SetnnntmaduWen Der
beuti6sn. fran5dffdsn NIB HHuriiten
Sprade. 1T alto fsinestpe9s in bieier
SeSiebun9 einieiti9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
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aiirsiiA auBsrte .Sih Serr DilSor:
Sic miiIien niilen, meine 5erren. oaB
Der Yrdiipent iiherbaupt nifts 1T. =
Iber Serr 8ilion! @as bleibt bann
fir ben Wiee sYrditbenten iibrie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

(Sortiesung alf Der 0. Seitc.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
Was Hndere
1a0en.
Siar bieie 3eituns bearbeitet
bon ~

3err emile Saeuet jnSt nj ,y8es
nnnales Toliftaues ct 0~it8aroireS" 81
isi tar, baB 9sutinIanb n~eEIoren isi.
oies iei gu srfsbsn barais, naB Der
0arbftiirm biz AZ Sabre efuteruteH
isi. = @erefter &ottl Sr. 5nsuet,
ipie itebt GO bann erit nit SrdHfret6,
bas, ME Gle felbt 5ngeben, Die TiIis
tdrpffi6tieen . 1917 etRseSDgen
bat ?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

3n &oriier Temps" eridien tur8s
lib Elm Nrtifel, ~tebnuptenb. Ger frnns
3oiiIde Slerus muroe io!ppti oli ser
3un5el mie in Der @rciie re~rtilnoiaen.
~@ott fdmpie eegen Sranfreih". Eas
al bemerft NJ. Girrier in .S'Ncf'on
S~rancaiie" inter Auoerm, nies lei cine
50sniqiec Gntitcaung elmer Tcbc oes
eminenten Yreoigers @ater Sdnpier.
9e6nlren in Notrc Same DC @nris.
Mebner ia9te numlih: o&ir ta6sn &c.
iiincist, oesbalb irait ~ gott."
(Dieu nous chatie.D
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-28
MISSING MOVIE
Film IS FINALLY
STORED IN VAULT
6. K. Fernandez Sends Pre-
cious ceIIuIoid to Archives,
With an Explanation

The missing moving picture film Of
the formal call made on Queen Liliuo-
kalanI last spring by the territorial
senate. has az last been safely deliver
ed to Robert G. Lydecker. librarian Of
the public archives.
&c. X. Fernandez sent the film TO
h1eA this afternoon at just 2..S0 o'clock, !"
said Mr.. Lydecksr this afternoon.
shortly after that hour. The territory
paid $149 for that film and it's about
time we have II. / think.
did Mr.. Fernandez make any ex-
PLANTATION about the long delay" was
the query made OF Mr. Lydecker.
Explanation? No. Well, a sort Of
q weak explanation. He said our let
tiers OF inquiry and protest had not
been forwarded to him while he was
at HiIo and elsewhere on the Big
Island. AS a matter Of fact such let
tiers were mailed In this city about
week before Mr.. Fernandez left Homo
lulu for Hil0."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-28
SAY dams SOLD
MUCH M0LASSES,
LITTLE OPIUM

Jose NJ. Dams. fireman of the
steamer Matsonia. is under arrest
charged with attempting to sell mo-
lasses and opium in specially con-
structed cans and with having the
drug in his possession. According to
the police. Dams had a small brass
tube soldered in the bottom of each
can.
The tubes we're sealed on the tops
and otherwise resembled the well in z
paste Jar In these tubes he put OPT
UNI and then filed the rest of the
cans with molasses. In showing his
product to the prospective buyers,
Dams you'd stick a needle in the hot
tom of the sealed cans and when lie
would take it out the needle was COW
cred with opium, according to the po-
lice. The prospective buyers would
then test the opium on the needle.
Dams is said to have marked the cans
so that he would not, by mistake, stick
the needle into the part containing the
molasses. Then he would attempt TO
sell the whole can as pure opium.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-28
ASCH DOUBTS WISH OF
OFFICIALS TO BRING
BARTLETT TO TRIAL

'sIf the people who brought the eri.
dence against Charles g. Bartlett be.
fore the grand jury really wanted TO
bring him to justice. they would have
seen that a cablegram had been seEt
me to the effect: Keep Bartlett un-
der cover. and Bartlett would be III
the Honolulu Jail now" declared Dep
uty Sheriff ]. W. Asch today in an ad
ditionai interview given out In con
neetion with the escape of the former
brewery president
Il learned late yesterday that the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-28


bartlett matter was brought before
the grand jury on June "a. and from
tnat time en- until the indictments
were finally returned on June 80, /,
was practically a certainty that Bart
lett would be indicted. Why didnt
those behind the prosecution mako
some effort to keep in touch. wifi
Bartlett, so that he could be arrested
the minute the indictments were rs
turned?
Had a cablegrarn been sent me 10
the effect that | should watch Bart.
lett, 1t would have made no difference
If Bartlett was in New York or San
Francisco, ] could have grabbed him
or had someone else arrest him the
minute was informed that the in.
dictments, had been returned. Bart
lett, / believe, left San Francisco
some time between the afternoon of
June q and noon on June 20. He was
seen in the lobby of the st. Francis
hotel on the afternoon of the 9th and
the following noon he checked out at
the Cliff hotel and left a forwarding
address to have his mail sent to his
mothers apartments.
As soon as read in the Examiner
on the morning after the indictments
were brought in, continued Asch, q
decided would not wait for orders
from Honolulu, but would locate Bart.
lett II possible. and then keep him uil-
der surveillance until received in
structions from Honolulu. The indict,
ments were returned at 1880 o'clock
on June 80, and had cablegram been
sent to me then, i believe / might
have succeeded IN getting Bartlett. As
1t was was a day late. The story
in the Examiner was all that Bartlett
needed in the shape Of warning
However, !. went to the chief of police
and asked for assistance. He gave
me four detectives and among these
were Detectives Murphy and Lord. the
pair who do the bank work for the
detective department Murphy knows
Bartlett. He was introduced to him
in Honolulu when Murphy came here
two years ago 10 return prisoner to
San Francisco.
.sThe five OF us searched the town
and covered every avenue of escape,
but by that time we were too late.
The bird had flown. / had no photo
graph OF Bartlett with me. of course
so I could not scatter circulars TO
nearby cities in the hope of intercept.
ing hin.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-28
Loves
Bakery


effect on and after the date OF its ap.
prevail.
introduced by.
ROBERT W. SHINGLE.
Supervisor.
Date of Introduction: July Is. 1915.
At a regular adjourned meeting of
the Board of Supervisors Of the City
and County OF Honolulu. held Tues
day. July q, 1915, the foregoing Bill
was passed on Second Reading and
ordered to print on the following vote
of said board:
Ayes: AHA. Arnold. Hollinger,
Horner, Larsen. Logan. Single. Total
Z.
Noes: None.
f. BUFFANDEAU.
Deputy City and County Clerk.
6227-July %. 20. 30.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-28

Physicians attending L. e. Thayer,
who was brought home from Hilo yes
terday, followed slight stroke OF
apoplexy in that city last week. re
port that his condition continues IA
vorable, and that he shows every evi.
dence of a complete recovery. Mr..
Thayer is still in the Queens hospit-
al, where he was taken yesterday i'm
mediately upon his arrival
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-28

effect on and after the date Of It's ap.
proyal.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-28
Injunction Action Welcomed to
Determine Scope of Main
tenaneey and Construction

Standing shoulder to shoulder in the
! face OF having Injunction proceedings
begun against them today, the board
OF supervisors last night voted unanf
| mously 10 meet any such proceedings
as might be instituted, and fight them
! in court
There had been Information to the
effect that complaints were being
made against certain street work by
both the Honolulu Automobile Club
and the Manoa Improvement Club, but
when Clarence Fl. Olson, appearing at
the meeting for his client Raymond
C. Brown, rose and announced that
unless work was stopped today in
three different sections of the city, an
injunction would be filed, the news
came as a shock to more than one Of
the city fathers
The three places in which Attorney
Olson maintained that road work is
going beyond the lawful bounds pre-.
scribed for ii in the statutes Of the
city, were as follows: On Iwilei road
beyond the bridge, on the road joining
Iwilei road with Pier Is, and on a
section of road In Moiliili.
Construction. Not Repair Work.
Mr. Olson's point was that the work
in question is construction work, and
not mere maintenance repair, and
that new construction work in any
particular district should not be paid
for out OF general revenue.
Unless" said Attorney Olson, this
work is stopped tomorrow morning.
we inform you that Injunction pro-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-28

Date Of Introduction: July Is. 19l
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-28
CLAIM BREWERY
DIRECTORS did
NOT PROD Them
(continued from page onel

should do so at once and, accordingly
he sent q cablegram to Deputy Asch .
! BARTLETT was indicted on six counts
On June 30
Brown said: Prior to that time
had asked Sheriff Rose what Mr.. Asch
was doing toward locating Bartlett and
j. j. Mc6rath, as both were in San
Francisco and il would be feather in
the cap of the sheriffs office to bring
them both back To Honolulu"
Upon his return from the mainland,
Deputy Sheriff Asch said he had been
notified by the sherifrs office to look
fer Bartlett. He received this noti-
fication seven days after the San Fran
cisco newspapers had published the
story OF the returning Of the indict.
ments
Attorney Brown declared today that
no one but the brewery officials are
to blame for Bartlett's getaway.
IF the brewery officials had said
We want Bartlett brought back and
we will stand all expenses incurred
then steps would have been taken by
this office to locate Bartlett and bring
him back to Honolulu he declared.
He added that, as far as he knows,
Sheriff Rose was in communication
with Deputy Asch in San Francisco
from the time the indictments were
found against Bartlett.
He declared that there was no rea-
son why the city and county attorneys
office should have notified the sher.
ifs office that Bartlett had been In
dicted.
The first fault is with the brewery
directors. They knew better than any
enc else that Bartlett was an embez-
zler They compromised the matter
and allowed Bartlett to leave the ter
rifory. he added.
When the grand jury returned the
indictments against Bartlett. Attorney
Cathcart requested that they be placed
on the open file He explained at the
time that this was the usual proceed
ure and that no harm would be done
as the newspapers already had given
publicity to the matter,
especially regarding the report of III
Cooling Field. who investigated and
reported on Bartiett's financial trans
actions as president and manager OF
the brewery, the facts in which were
brought out at the annual meeting OF
the board OF liquor license commits
sioners.
netails NOT Made public.
The day after Bartlett was indicted, |
the city and county attorneys Office
informed the Sfar-Bulletin that 1t |
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-28
BY AUTHORITY.
BILL 80. ll7.
ORDINANCE NO. :

AN ORDINANCE RELATIVE TO
THE ESTABL ISHMENT OF
GRADES AND SIDEWALK LINES
ON BERETANIA STREET, FROM
THE MAUKA BOUNDARY or
KING STREET, IN PALAAIA. TO
THE MAuKA BOUNDARY OF
KING STREET, IN MoILlILI.
Cheyenne record., 1915-07-15

She felt the shudder pass through
the slender form which had thrown
itself again at her side: but when the
young girl spoke 1t was with unex-
pected bravery and calm.
II have long ago done that. mamma.
I've had no hopes from the first. The
look with which Oliver accepted my
refusal to go on with the ceremony
was one Of gratitude, mother. can
never. forget that. Relief struggled
with grief. Would you have me cher
ish any further illusion after that?"
Then you will not think me unkind
or exen untender II l say that every
loving thought you give now to Oliver
is hurtful both to yourself and to mo.
Don't indulge IN them. my darling. Put
your heart into work or into music,
and your mother will bless you. Won't
1t help you to know this. Reuther7
Your mother, who has had griefs, will
bless you."
Mother. mother!"
The next morning found Deborah
pale-almost as pale as Reuther.
Knowing It's cause herself, she did not
invite the judges inquiries; and anoth-
er day passed. With the following
morning she felt strong enough to
open the conversation which had now
become necessary for her peace OF
mind.
She waited till the moment when.
her work all done, she was about to
leave his presence. Pausing till she
caught his eye. which seemed little
loath. she thought, to look her way.
she observed, with perhaps unneces-
sary distinctness:
Il hope everything is to your mind.
Judge Ostrander. I should be very
sorry not to make you as comfortable
as Is possible under the circum-
stances"
Reused little suddenly. perhaps.
from thoughts quite disconnected with
Cheyenne record., 1915-07-15
SYNOPSIS.

A curious crowd of neiEhbors invade
the mysterious homo of Judge Ostrander.
eounty Judge and eccentric recluse. fol-
lowing veiled woman who proves to be
the widow of a man tried before the Judge
and electrocuted for murder years before.
Her daughter Is engaged to the judges
son. from whom he Is estranged, but the
murder IL between the lovers. She plans
10 clear her husbands memory and asks
the judges aid. Deborah Scoville reads
the Newspaper clippings telling the story
pr the murder Of Algernon Etheridge by
John ecovills in Dark Hollow. twelve
years before. The Judge and Mrs. Sco-
Vile meet at epencer's Folly and she
shows him how. on the day Of the muir
der, she saw the shadow Of a man, whit
Ting q stick and wearing a long peaked
daughter Reuthsr to 1--we with him in his
mysterious home Deborah and her law.
yer, Black, go to the police station and
gee the stick used to murder EtheridFe.
She discovers q broken knife-blade point
embedded in It. Deborah and Reuther 60
to live with the Judge. Deborah sees q
portrait Of Oliver. the judges son. with .
black band painted across the eyes. That
night she finds. in divers room, q cap
with a peak like the shadowed one, and
knife with broken blade-point. Anon
Emous letters and . talk with Miss
Weeks increase her suspicious and fears.
She finds that Oliver was In the ravine
Pm the murder night.