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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-07-08

AN ingenious new device called the
sphyemometer has been invented by
Prof. Hugo Muensterberg, the object OF
which is 10 show when lie is being told.
The figures 100 mark absolute truth; ITO
indicates amodest little fib, l50a Straight
out ialSehood, and l75 10 2O0a real whop-
per.
Some one suggests that il tab is TO be
kept on the Hag Mail an instrument OF
four figures will have TO be used.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-07-08

THE fact that those Virginia debt GER
tifcates continue to sell around fifty-five
cents on the dollar is an indication that
they are not considered really first-claSs
investment.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-07-08

The temperance people will make a
desperate effort TO redeem Maryland
from the curse OF the saloon. But the
trouble is, there are so many Maryland
ers who don't want to be redeemed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-07-08

In the readjustment Of salaries of post
masters we note that Msrtinsburg is in
creased from 8, 100 TO 800. and Berke-
ley Springs from s., 100 to 81 800.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-07-08

State OF West Virginia County OF Jefferson.
l. Harrison Schey. Cashier OF the above named
bank do solemnly swear that the above statements
true TO the best OF my knowledge and belief
HARRISON SCHLEY, Cashier.
w, p. LICKLIDER.
c. J. MILLER,
d. F. HILL,
GEO. W. D. FOLK
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this lst day
OF July, 1915.
My Commission Expires November 2S. 1919.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-07-08

THESE be paIlous days for old John
Barleycom. That Atlantic City conven-
lion is giving him the cold shivers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-07-08

Statewide prohibition went into effect
in Alabama the lst of July. and every
saloon and dispensary in the State has
been closed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-07-08

Pure religion, and undefiled before God
and the Father, is this, To visit the father
less and widows in their aftlictlon ana 10
keep himself unspotted from the world
ST. James.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-07-08
Real Estate For Sole.

No. 1853. Avery desirable little farm OF 3 acres.
two miles from Shepherdstown. on splendid road,
in good ncighborhood. Comfortable dwelling
house, stabling and other needed buildings. GUAM
location for a country home. with high elevation
commanding a magnificent view OF the Shenandoah
Valley. Rich limestone land
No. l54. The Shannondale Springs Farm and the
Christy farm adjoining on the Shenandoah river in
Jefferson county, w. Va. comprising $50 acres in
all. Valuable mineral springs. Fine grazing and
H. L. SNYDER, & Co.
Shepherdstown. w. Va.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29

ser S0ben un0 weItIidb Sforme5o
(im EboIc Oes 0}uop-Qlg geleaen)-
Gieie bon einem Gffi5ier eefiibrte
9lbtbeiIung erbielt ben 9Iuftrag, in
ser @eeeu6 bon Giui5fa aegeu Sen
9fiiden ser 0ortieen feiuOIiben ardf-
te ein5ugreifen. 9Iuf llmpegen iiber
0ie Oeridueiten S66eu5iige gcpaun
Die 9IbtbeiIung 5und6lt Die 6lonfe,
0onn oen &iiden 0es SeinOes. Sier
entrpideIte Iicb unniitteIbor ouf elmer
inn Riiden Oes @egners gelegeneu
So6e cine SdiibehIinie. 9luf eill
Seiden 0es Offi5iers gIitt Die 9l6-
tbeillng o6, brenlite etlpa ied5ig
Sdritt binter ser feinoIiben 9inic
uno eroffnete Elm raienOes Shnell-
feier alf Ocn p0Ilig iiberroidten
@egner Der IN GROCER Geripirrung
ole 6luAt ergriff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29

iin0 sic GoIenfun0c, nnter oeHell y
ne @ottung, iiber bic friiber polll9e
llniiderbeit berridte, MN ilt Delcs
2itbt geriidt miro. @s Iino O'e
.i6par5buuten" tiefeu SdaIe1 nuI
oeren i6par3en @runOe nit G'el
aufgeiebtem &otb belebte 8lunen H.
@oImetteu eingeribt iinO. 9ielc po'l
ainh ,GruliaihaIen~ genanntenSu
len meroen ais r5ooiI6es SabrIfal
erlpieien; iie trogen ndmlid oft enc
9lrt 6abrifnorfe ouf ser 6uBflaeS
cine Spirale ODER einen SpiralbaIeH'
0ie auf iiber einbeimiidcm eintaGen
@ebrau6sgei6irr tpieoertebrt- |O"
GROCER 9eocltnng iinO oie 9ielte mn,
fcniider GeIigiou, ole allf HDoo0'
bis in oieie 3eit biueiu fortlebfeilll,,
Gin merfipiiroiger 9eleg oafiir y
elm piellunitrittenes, tonernes, rog'
reui0rmiges, nit S9langen ilnogu'
qeln eeidmiidtes geometrii4eS Snlr
@crdtb, Oos gan5 dbnIid III Der lllq'
feniiden @erioOe nuf &reta Opl'
fomnt uno ais cine &66re fir sun, III.
ipenOeu 81 oeuteu lit. IS erpelu
aus Oieien SunOen, oaB Die mptenl
i6e 9ultur oItIib oes 9le9dii6en9.s!eatg,,
res cine pirfli1e neue SeinlltapV
MIR auf &boOos geflinoen bat, out
100 iie Oann aud nod nod GpPer"
ii6ertrogen tpuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29
Nmerifa.
(9Iu8 0er rgliIrn6eraer 8eitunan.l


@as lodte eb'moIS iiber Meeres-
pogen
90 biele 1eutihe in bic neue 8elt9
@os bat iie ureeipaItie fortge8ogen,
@eId' i6oue Soffnung bat ibr Sera
eeidpeIt2
Denn feins berl6Bt 10 lei1t Sen W3rt'
tcrboOen
Su rotber @iIoniB neue 5lur 81
rooen.
9ie 6reibeit por'sl Die ricf in peitC
Serne
Des Oellticben @oues bette Sobnc
fort.
0as ltol5e 2ano Der Streifeu lino
Der Sterne
9eidirrnte @obrbeit uno Elm offenes
gGort.
Der Monn gait BORT oaeiL Der Itorf
lno nader
BUR 6liute griff ino pfliigte ieincu
glder.
@eriibmte 5rcibcitl @obI in filler
Srauer
0entt nu:7 i'm @eiten mouder Cole
Qein.
9iingS liegeu gngIonO's &reu5er oui
Ser 2ouer
llnO fongen 9einc freien 9ompfer
elm;
9ein Son6eI Itodt, ioboI6 sic ftren-
gen 8riten
Sid beute Dies itno morgen oos Der.
bitten.
llno @obrbcit2 ga, 0od i'm @c.
wano Der Sobel
Bernnunint, gan5 pie es gIlbion ber-
fiigtl
SIN @eltmeer Iiegt lno ipinoet iidJ
0os Gobel,
90 oft oie oTines~ oen GroentreiS
beIiiet.
llno pGren ouh Die 2iigen oid gum
@reifen,
Wlnn gloubt iic germ inl 2ano Der
Stern rn0 Streifen.
l1nO Monnesnitbl ggie ftebt er MN
I'M @ertbe2
Inns eriffen &duber an bon iiberoI(
g8ir lteb'n aIlcin nit unierem Sitter
iAiperte
llno f6npfen topfer eegeu llcbcr6obI;
Scr SnfeI Sam bat nibts oamit 5ll
i6nffen
Go6 Iiefert er ~ Den &aubern friidc
&offenl $. 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29
Die 3nfmnft Oes Sricnts.

SIN prcltBilhen NbgeorOnelel'V'
Ie, 10 6erihtet oos ,9erliner Ea9e
blatt~, iprod am 3. Nldr5 i'm &aO'
men eines bonn 9ortell iiioii6er Sel.
biuOungen au @uulten 0es HoiDe"
Salbmonoes beronitaltcten Spl
trogS3pfIus Or. 9oul @obrbab lIOe.
Sic 8uflnft Oes SrientS". ~
9fcoucr crorterte 3unG6It oie Bal'u'
Inn Ser oeittiden @eltpolitif I'M Sel.
6altuis gil Sen all Sen Srientfra9e,'..
intcreiIirten W1d6ten, inoem CT ll'u
ocn icsigen Ten0en5en ser oeutlgs"
@oIitif gismards glniiAten pergl'us,
Sic innere @ntipiflltng 9luBlal'uss
nluBte es INNER mebr ouf oen&dTpl
I'M GonItontinopel lftO Die Garou
ueucn binmeiien un0 TeutiHlanD
fam oieie ruiiiiden 9Iipiratlonen,
niht 9eiudbren laiien neil es O.t
glusOe6nung ser rliiiiden 9oDen
iiber Die 9olfonilopeu imo pllu
8ertriimnerling SeiterreidS bIs q'
6ie SItaIpcn un0 oa8 9l0riatilae
W1eer ni6t 3uloIien f0nne. 9PnBlal'D
ober lit nod Der 3uriidipeiiung le'
ncr @rpaniion in Oitaiien ourh Su
pan, oen engliiAen 8erbiin0elr'T
gang in bic engliihe @infreiilH91
polihf bincinge5ogen tporOen Die o.
9eOrobing Ser eugliiden @eltillaues.
itelIung in glegupten 0trh einc ltalSSs-
Giirfei entgegentreten mlIBte, llloe~
ie I'M @egcniob 3u GeutiblanO en-
GdpGhung lmO 9beilimg Der &nl
fei berfolgtc. Gobcr beitebt 5lpild)e'
1elltihIono unO ser Giirfei cine l'u'
fiirlibe SSntcreiien @emeinl9pl~
Tcutiblon0 mill un0 fam bel 0e~s
9tufbuu Oes tiirfiiden Srients az
9oumeiiter mitpirfen rno lih Onl~
cine fluge &ultliror6eit Die moral'
idjen @oraltsiebungen elmer geltdr'
ten Steaimg I'M Orient ihafien- SD'
9lnihluB an Die @rorteritng ser glllS.
iibten ser Oeuti6en &liltilrpolitlt y, y"
Orient be6onoelt Or. go6rbat 0''
@eoeutllug, 0ie oie 5ioniitiide ge'p.
aung fir Die Oelitiben geitre6il9V"
i'm Orient Ipielen fonne. Tiele ~
obliAtigtc ttno iei int StonDe, an Oe'
9(ufIhlieBung oeS 9rients in berpOi
rogenocm MoBe mit5mpirfen ~,
iGen ser Oelitiden Srientpolitif, y
cine Stdrfung ser Eiirfei pcrlal's:g y.
itno oen 5ioniitiihen Tenoer5eu, Y
fir oos Su0ent6uni i'm Orient map
ge6eno ieien, lei eiue Sntcrellell9sI
meinibaft mogliA inO notiiri'p
ga bie 3ioniitcn Der glniift l'l% w.
ooB ne6en Ser ipieoereripdhtelt "
brdiiden Sprode fir ben geritgr gi.ss
nit Der 9luBenpelt eine elropaupyss
Sprn9e notbmenOig iei, fame 90 o.
Oieie europ1iide Spro6e sic Oeuil%t'
in 9etrodt. IS iei 6ipor nidt lelug lel
in @alditino Elm ueues itorfes SI',
tllrle6en berpor5urufen, ooTilr
o6er audi Die 5iouiitiidc 9epe9l,"nS'
BON eiuem duBerorocntliden ilal'D
nolenSoeolismus getrogen Glc ~ "a
een 9lnsfii6riingen Oes Heoners' ~ y.
ooS orientalii6c @roblcm ie6r tlllU
motio be9anoelten modten dllI ~ u
Tielbunoertfopfige 3uborerlV'
nahbaltigen Ginorud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29

Srage:
Gs giebt 2eute, Sic ais ser frii,
bercn @egncric6aft ser Eiirfei fol.
germ ooB @ulgorien licber oas 9ln-
oreosfreu5 ais oen SoIbmono iibcr
Dem @osporus flottcrn i6be2
9lntmort:
DoS iino @crblenoete. GS fam
fir ieoen oerniinftig uno ooterldn-
6iiA oenfenoen @uleoren feinem
8meifeI iinterIiegen oaB mir iofort
on Die Seite Der Eiirfei treten Mir
oen pcnn Die GRuiicn aouItontinopeI
crobern ponten.
5raee:
@Iouber Grcellcn5, 0oB 8uI9orien
nit elmer iie9rei6en Eiirfei in Sric-
Sen Ieben f0nntc2
9lntport:
Sebr gut @enn mir in 0Io6eoo.
nieii befricoigt uno Der ierbiide0ruf
eemiloert 1T, 70 1T 9uIeorien oiif
Snbr6ebnte iotlrirt lin6 miro frieo-
IiAc &ulturnrbeit leiiten, bel Der mir
iebr aiif oelIticbc ltnteritiisung red.
men,
SSragen:
g9iro bic SDnpotbie fir Deuti6.
lono auG in eleider @eiie fir
Seiterreih -llngorn cmpfun0en2
9lntmort
3ienIid. 8ir oonfen es Dem Sra.
fen ger6tolO, Dab er oen 6rieoen
bon guforeit reDioireu poIte. @enn
cr oid feincn @rfole batte, 70 rib
er bod ghiBlano Die SeudIermasfe
bonn 9lntlie.
Srage:
@s fino Stinlnien lout geporoen
oenen 8ufoIge 8uIgarieu our1 Giraf
gerdtoIo's Oomolieen MiBerfolg oas
@ertroueu 81 @ien perIoren babe.
g[ntport:
DoS lit imrihtig. 0omoIs logen
geluiIIe @riinOe fir Elm peniger ener-
oiides 9luftretcn 0eiterreih's Dor,
oie felt Dem 9riegs6eginn berIhmiill-
ocn iirS. g9ir bertrmien fcit auf ole
0nrfbicbnng rnierer @iinibc in Scr.
lin un6 g8ien.
sSroee.
Grcenen5 iino 0emnod ouh oabon
iiber5euet, Dob oic perbiinoeten aui.
ierreihe onrb ibren Sieg in Der Gage
iiu0, s9uIgarieu's gertrouen 6lI redt'
fertisen2
Gein 0enfenocr Wicnih oernog ii6
oem eewoltigen GinOrud 6ii ent6ie.
ben oen DelltidIono's gIdn6enoe
2eiItiin9en berborrufen. 9is gum
SobreSpedieI mod)te mouder 6meis
feIn; iebt nibt mebr.
lleberbringen Sic, bite, SSbren
2onoslcilten Den oitfri6tigen Slid
mirnih cineS glleoren oI Dem Sieee
ibres geniulen W1drihoas Sinoen.
burg. (Der sroBe Sieo in Oitpreu.
Ben mar oerooe einige Gage 5llpor
bier betannt geipor0eu.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29


politiiden 9ebeus itebt, iiber oIle
9lbiihten Der Gegierung genal un-
terriAtet lit uno ie6r notwithstanding
in nidt 8u ferHer 3eit pieOer aftib
iUeroen miro.
lrage oeS geiuAers:
gp. Grcellcn3 baben Ole Site, mid
ais Sen Iolmetib 81 betrohten Der
cnaem bcoelitenoen l6ciIe meiner
0eutihen 2on0slerte sic tpirflihen
9Iniidten oes buloariiden @oIfes
iibernIittelH ioIl Su GeutiHIono ber-
mag man iih feiu Flares Bills bon
9ulsnrien's SteIlinguabmc 5u ma.
den. sic miro lie ausfaIlen?
g(utwort Sr. GrceIlen3;
Sd ae5e 5it OaB Oie SanOlungs-
ueiie 9uIaarien'S ehpos rnoelltlib
unO pertporreu fir oen 5ernerlte6en.
oen erideint. 9l6er tpelher fluaer
Spieler miro oot5eitie ieine aarten
aufoeden2
6rage:
Grcellen5 0euteu bamit an 0oB
@uIoarien nod nidt Ser grfiIlung
ieiner @iinide iider iit2
gIntwort (86gern6):
Gics geuau aits3u0rden lit ifipie-
rig. Tie @erbanoIungen meIde mir
init linieren Nahbnrn iino 6reun.
Den felt Idn1erer 3cit fiibrcn, 6aben
niht 9ou3 iene @roe6uiiie ee3eitigt,
Die BON manhen optimiitiiben ge-
urtbeiIern erbofft iporoen luoreu
Srage:
Nor sic 5euolmg oes Serrn @be-
noOieip Don @rfolg gefr0nt2
gIrhport.
g9ic icb S6nen ibon friiber einmoT
iagte, 6atte Serr @6enoOiep Dor al
lem sic 9luigabc, oen 8abn SIT ser
itoren, 0aB 9uIgarien iidb bel Der
enogiiltieen 0RegeIiing Der @erbdlt-
niiie NIT 9roden uno @erii6erungen
obipeiien laiie.
8rage
Sd oorf bermlt6en, ooB Serr
@benooieu oieien Gbeil ieiner 9luf.
gabe erfoIgreid I0iteY
Qlntmort
@epiB; bierourb mar pe1igitenS
ipicoer Elm 9ooen geiAaffen ouf
Dem cine atfreAtc uno 5iel6cpuBte
Negiering Dem 6uIgariiden GoIfc
feline Sebensintereiicn 5i iibern Der
iuden foHutc.
5roge.
Snoeiien lit cs Serrn @beuaoiep
penigcr gut geluugen, oieien gcriub
aus8ufii5reu9
9Intport:
Sie 6abea redt @6euooiep bat
iiderIid ieiu O1oolidites oct6oll
a6cr er gelangte nidt gar5 gum
3iel Sd mill Sbnen oerrot6en, Dab
in 9iom oie 9(nidoluingen ser oorti.
gen @oIitifer 10 peit ouseinonoer-
qingen ooB an einen fruhtboren
@ertraa nidt 5it oenfen mar. Gic
leitenoen StootsuGnner iino oonit
uatiirlid riHt gencint. gl6cr es
aie6t s{rdfte, sic oft itdrfcr iino, aIS
Die diiBerlib iiHt6aren 9ertretcr
0es 2toates. Sie 5aben oofiir I'M
IciuideH 0as iHoue @ortipiel bon
ben uin0eraHhportli1en Gcrant-
nortIic6er.~
2rage
Grcellen5 fii6ren oie 9iidteriiirIiing
oer bul9ariiden @iiniHe oIio ouf
Stron1uneen in Der itoIicniiHen
%olitif 5uriid2
2lntport:
Gos lit 81 oiel geiaet Teir Oieie
r0miideu llntcritronuuseu iperOeu
groBentbeiIs bon uuBen ber beeiu-
iluBt
sSrage:
sd CLAUDE IN oieieu @orten Die
slnoeutuug 5ii erfennen Dab ole SSn-
icreiicn Der einen friegfii6renoen
aSartei auf Die qlnidalungen in Hom
cinurfen2
glrtmort:
sic baben oas eeiagt dber ib bin
aIIcroiugs faum III oer Sage Dies
5u beiireiten
Crage
gyceIlen3 batten mir III einer fri.
heren llnterreouug als oos 3iel oes
buIgariihen @erIangens Maceoonier
eerannt. Ga nun 0ieies @erlangcu
nidt erfiilt iuur6e, ga onoererieits
@ioceoonien BON @ricAenIon0, Be,
ion0ers aber bon Serbien beieIIer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29
gcrI&lndte wcrt6uDaen 9iaun''t'''

Dallas, Eeras, %. 1ldr5.
Scr 10 Sabre oItc Sanes @illial'm,, W,
peIder fiir6li6 5u 8lpei 5aQ''r ~
3udtbaus berilrtbeiIt muroe, oa r.
aus benz SupeIcnlooen bon Sun ',.
Brothers einen 0iononteit int ~, ~,
tbe bon $4,000 eeroubt batte, W ~.
runmebr geitanoen, ooB or Den vyS ,$rt
itein 0eridludte, ais 95oli5iiteli "
oiif Den 6erien moren. .ft
Cine @eriidcriin9s @eiella',,l
bot gBillinms cine 8elobning ,:0n W.
$1,000, foGs er iih elmer Sperar1',n
8weds @ieoererIonging beg Sie
montep itnter5icben piiroe. Go~ Al
@e6orOen 0ogern, Die Operation Ser
eeItatteh ou iic nod glnltdil ..Sc.
9(cr5tc lc6cnsecfdbrIidb lcin lp'''
ors......s.., -. -. n>....rn.w gptrtlFysfe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29
Sic 9aItuug SuIgariens.

Gns On @ortcu baen buIgareu Wnicrs ge6t berb Oaa
in eHem gaIfuntua cine OenidIauSreuuSIide str6muus
bete5t uglnFuuO bari Guutaniuupd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29

Olbunnrnsrn, bic oeu ,,peusi1sm GeatsIn e.
benten" ulntt pnnftlld pber iliircafln.insTg %fIr
balten inb aebeten, beF Office bnpcn p,ccMen.
VbpR pbet imrlitlln Miitnellnna w w''~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-26
tRDRONNS !.
WHILE SWIMMING
Private Ray Leftrich Of twenty
fifth Infantry Loses Life Y;
''' AT Armstrong + 4, :.
(From Thursday Advertisef!)

NCTOl lnuIsuuy AuN6EllboT.D ~ .
Private Ray Leftrich. of the Twenty:
fifth Infantry was drowned In the har.
Dor yesterday morning while SWIMMING
with number of enlisted men who are
encamped near Fort Armstrong.
Leftrich was found. under water,
clinging to one Of the piles near the
jetty at Fort Armstrong. His body
was brought to the surface by several
of his companions. 1t was taken i'm.
mediately to the hospital at Fort Shaft.
err where every effort was made to re-.
suscitate the man by means of a pull.
motor. After ior:y minutes with the
appliance, the physicians at the hos.
pital pronounced the man dead.
1t is the belief of the authorities at
Fort Shafter that Leftrich came to his
death as the result Of a shock. There
were marks across his back which in.
Dictated that he had come in contact
with the tentacles of a large squid. II
is thought that US so frightened the
man that he became paralyzed for the
moment, which resulted in his drown.
ing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-26

guises for those who appeared with.
out them and felt the Spirit moving
them into the dance. The results were
not always justifable by our best his
torians, rs for, instance when an EnV.
lish admiral appeared wearing a Ger.
man helmit.
Headed by George Angus, chairman
Of the committee in charge of the
event, the ushers, floor managers and
others who ruled the evening did won
ders in establishing ease and satisfae-
ton. The crowd of several thousand
people (ffteen hundred alone pur.
chased tickets at the gate) were
handled well and with attention that
made every individual feel as IL he
was the particular, object of the atten.
ton Of the director generals STAFF.
Big coTernor's Party
Among those in the Governor 8 box
during the evening were Major Gen
eral and Mrs. Carter, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Moore, Lieutenant Reardon,
U. 8. A., Lieutenant Landau, u. s. N,
aides to the service chiefs; Mr.. and
Mrs. James d. Dougherty, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. McEldowhey, Miss Ruth
McChesney, Queen of the 0ccident;
Sonora vincenta Cornell, Queen of the
Orient; Mr.. and Mrs. J, NJ. McChes-
ney, Nj. and Mrs. George Angus, Ma,
jor and Mrs, tConkIin, Major Case, Mr.,
and Mrs. G. r, Forbes, Mayor and
Mrs. John q, Lane, Colonel and Mrs,
MeDonald, Colonel, and Mrs. Cheatham
Colonel and Mrs. w, R.. Riley, Colonel
aud Mrs. Cromwell, Mrs. Arthur Wall
Mrs. Ahlborn, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Wayne, Miss Sibyl Robertson and
many others, r.
Big Events Announce BIZ ie
Lets end it with bang said
Director General DoUgherty OF the
Carnival last night, and his commit
teemen agreeing With him 1t was > ai
once decided to hold ON Saturday night
the Carnival of All Nations In tn,
palace grounds. This event, which
was scheduled for last Saturday, wat
spoiled by the rain. 81, ~
VI. The Director General, wishes IL un
derstood that everybody in costumes
will be equally welcome both at THU
renewed event and at the Director I
Ball whieh' takes place the isatret'eyen
ing. ~ r., w Z RI. w. = -3t 'n'fr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-26
OIL LlNDs:RULING
OF INTEREST HERE
Many HonoIuIans Are Concerned
" In Consolidated Company
Affected By Decision 4

According to an Associated Press dis.
patch, published yesterday in The Ad
yertiser, a decision qof the United
States supreme court upholds the legal.
ity- of President Taft 5 order issued in
1909 by which thousands Of acres Of
valuable oil land in California and
Wyoming were withdrawn from public
entry. The order affected many hold.
ers of oil lands in the sections named
and the Legality of the Presidents act
was questioned in the courts.
Another announcement that the order
of President Taft had been upheld by
the highest court in the land was re-
ceived by f. D. Fenney Of Castle &
Cooke, agents for the Consolidated Oil
company, yesterday. Many Honolu-
lans are Interested in Consolidated,
which owns five or six sections of valu-
able oil land in California and. in the
district embraced in the withdrawal
order. Mr.. Tenney hopes 10 receive
further details as TO the meaning of the
decision and what effectfit win have
on Consolidated holdings, Following
is copy of the eablegram he received
yesterday: "''N'e- Sts1tS Wy
"Tenney, Honolulu;, ,s.s e.
"Supreme court decision sustains lie.
gality president s " withdrawal order
and adverse to oil companies who en-.
tered subsequently. Captain Matson
confident Consolidated qualified prior
to withdrawal notice. Attorney says
contingent on definition of what con.
stitutes Development. general organi,
cation at field or actual productio \
oil. No one discouraged. Consolidated
considered in preferred position.
"BISHOP -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-26
Output For 1914 Reached 1900
Tons, Setting a New Rec
ord For This Plantation =

Onomea Sugar Company has its sails
trimmed and its course set for the
blow that the sugar industry in Ha-
wall will receive in the event that
sugar goes on the free list In 1915.
ID Efficiency and economy are the
watchwords in all departments, 1" says
Manager John T. Moirj in his annual
report, submitted at the meeting Of
the stockholders Of the company. held
yesterday, land we hope and trust
that we will be able to survive the big
Blow that is awaiting us in 1915, or
that the wind may be tempered to the
shorn lamb. " %,3EfN-ss
Officers of the company were re-,
elected as follows:
E.. F. Bishop, president; c. II. Cooke,
vice president; R. P. Rithet, second
vice,president George H. Robertson,
treasurer; James Greig, assistant treas,
urer; f. A. r. Ross, secretary; George
r. Carter, R. Ivers, Henry ST. Goar,
directOrsi T. r. Robinson, auditor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-26

Following Is a stenographic report Of
the proceedings W 3si!'tt' A.,' .. ~
Lewis Testifies ls3l3Sa Xta,'.,. -
= 0ourt--Mr. Lewis, have you been ar
rested andet p bench warrant in this u As
, Defendant Why, I don u know. They
have served warrant sH me not very
long ago., e., .-,1.sEs,. = :. :.
r. Court Wheni ~ rye -.
Defendant--Oh, couple Of days ago.
Court-You say a couple of days ago
that would be on Monday of this
weekf - <f' H.
Defendant--I think it was on Mon
day. .-.. b.,
Gourt-Where were you at the time
you were arrestedi,
Defendant-Right on the stand.
. Court-What have you been doing
since theni
Defendant---r didn't do anything
that l know Of.
Court-weli, did the officer take you
to prisonf
Defendant-Beg pardoni
Court-Did the officer take you to
prisonG When you were arrested, what
was done with youi y .,-.. g.
Defendant'A-YSst 4 , was down in
the prison. '' 'Ep4ES
Court--what priAonc were you taken
TOT 5.s'st. ~ '3,-
Determination 10 the County
Court-County JAM Have you been
there ever sincef
Defendant--Yes, sir.
from thara fhiQ
morningf
Rose Ordered to Appear
Defendant-They got me down there
this morning, yes, sir.
Court-The court will make an or
der now that the sheriff of this city and
county, Mr.. Charles H. Rose, be or
dered to appear here at two O'Clock this
afternoon to explain to the court why
these defendants We're not arrested on
or Immediately after the 10th day OF
February, upon which date the warrant
of arrest was issued! =
(On request of Mr.. Catheart the hour
is changed to half-past one.)
Court win say that the return
of the sheriff, to the warrant of arrest
which was issued on the nineteenth, Is
dated the 2lst day of February, which
was Sunday last, and you say, Mr..
Lewis, that you were not arrested until
Mondayi ". ...... ..,.
Defendant--No, sir,
Court--What time on Monday That
is Washington's Birthday, the twenty
second. 4. -, ~! ...t, -r
Defendantr+In the morning; I don't
remember what time it was.
Court--Then you were taken to the
Jail and you have been kept there ever
sincCf w.. &c., a
DISADVANTAGES, sit.
Court-The clerk will notify the
oheriF Of this order, and if he requires
anything more formal, something more
formal will be issued.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-26
JUDGE WHITNEY GRANTS
FOUR DIVORCE DEGREES

Divorces were granted by Judge
Whitney yesterday, as follows; Mrs
Agnes =. Triver from William =. priv.
or, on the ground Of non support, the
decree to take effect from aud after
March 10, the custody Of the minor
child Of the couple being granted to thu
mother; Kiku Yanagihara from Yazo
Yanagihara, and Mani Havana from
Kinosuke Havana, both on the ground
of dcSertion, the decree TO take effect
from and after March 10, and Maria du
Silva Barros from Antonio da Silva
Barros, on tn" ground of non support
the deere" /" take effect from and after
March TO-