davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-25

| into the moss. and crawled without a
sound straight through tho holly
thicket
Watch here" he whispered. Count
hundred when l disappear, then
creep on your stomach to the edge OF
that bank"
Before had counted fifty heard
the Lizard cry out, "BonJour. Trio
Trac!" but | counted on, obeylng the
Lizards orders rs should wish mine
to be obeyed. | counted one hundred
and crept forward to the messy edge
of the bank. under the yellow beach
leaves.
Below me stood the Lizard, intently
watching n figure crouched on hands,
box.
The person addressed as Tric-Trac
promptly tried to hide the box by sit
ting down on it.
"Flute!" he snarlcd. Like II mud
rat, you creep with no spund--c'cst
pas polite nom dun nom!"
What's that box?" asked the Lis
hTu, abruptly
BOX? don't see any box
You're sitting on It," observed tho
| Lizard. What's in IT."
Don't know" replied Tric-Trac.
with brisk interest. 81 found It,"
The Lizard was silent
Did you bring me anything to
chew on?" inquired Tric.Trac. smiling
at the poacher's sack.
BREAD. cheese. three phcasants.
cider-more than eat in n week." said
the Lizard. quietly. at will cost forty
sous"
He opened his sack and slowly dis,
played the provisions.
| looked hard at the iron bound box.
On one end was printed the Geneva
cross. Doctor belmont and Professor
Tavernier had disappeared carrying
Red Cross funds. Was that their box
Tric-Trac having devoured the
cheese. bread and an entire pheasant
made Il bundle OF the remaining food
emptied the cider Jug. wiped his beard
less face with his cap. and announced
that he would be pleased to "broil'
/ .
The Lizard laughed. and Tric-TI &C
iisguSted. stood up. settled his Car
over his wide ears. humming song a
no loosened his trousers belt. ''Wht
are you gaping att" he added. abrupt
ly. Bon: c'est ma Eeule. Et apres
Drop that box! The next time 20,
come here to sell your shared pleas
ants. come like man. nom de Dieu
and not like cat Of the Glaciere!-o
I'll md "A way to stop your curiosity.
| He picked up his box and the packe
OF provisions. dropped his revolve
into the side pocket OF his Jacket
cooked his greasy cap. blew a kiss I,
the Lizard. and started on straight In
to the forest.
On our way home I drew from tn,
poacher that Tric.Traa had nance
Mornac AZ head OF the communist,
plot In Brittany: that Mornac wal
coming to Paradise very soon. ant
that then something Eay might b
looked for.
And that night ! took Speed into M
confidence and finally Kelly Eyre ou
ballooniat.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-25

tor belmont and Professor Tavernier
disappeared without any exclamation.
They had started for st. Nazaire with
n sum OF money-twenty thousand
francs. locked In the private strong.
box OF the countess-to be distributed
among the soldiers of Chanzy. and
they had never returned.
In the light OF what she had learned
from me. she feared that Buckhurst
had won them over.
But" ! said, patiently. You have
not yet told me where no is."
Il don't know" she said. "A week
ago 4 dreadful creature came here To
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-25

Two suburban mothers met on tho
train one day. and the topic of their
conversation was their daughters.
How did your daughter pass her OK
animation fer a position as tcachcr7"
asked one. PASS" was the answer.
She didn't pass at all Maybe you
wouldn't believe II. but they asked
that girl about things that happened
long before she was born."-I.ippin.
colts Magazine.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-25

AN old woman came over here to
my window tho other day" Baid a
young man In an Information bureau.
and asked me what was good for an
aching tooth"
som. wng must have put her up TO
IT,"
Yes. and when | snapped: Have II
out. madam. she procS>dsd 10 have II
out with me-
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-25
Chicago Live stock Quotations.

Chicago Hogs - Bulk, 3C7bm 80;
Hight. tG.C0nGS5; mixed. fC.G0dD 600:
heavy. tG.35mG.S5, rough. yG3JU $50.
pigs, fj.25mGi0,
Cattle Native steers. 81 SONpS.7j:
Western. tG.35m7i0; cows md hcifors.
f3.0OGt775. cnly"s, t7OOM 1850.
sheep Sheep. Tl0mSl6. year
lingB, t7S5uglb; lambs, fIGOWi0 90;
springs, 1900.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


New York-Icad. I,06pi.16. Lon
don. E22 l7B Cd. Spcltcr London.
ga JS,
81, Louis Lend. &iOJWti0. Spell
ter, {9G5m 1000.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-25

Chicago. Butter cd Creamery. goo
29c.
EgPB=h, mnrk. cngcB included, i7D
100. ordinary frsts. I7hGplSc. firsts.
1Jc.
pOtA'Org Michigan and Wisconsin
rcd, 2jmiOc do white. 3b6gd3c.
Poultry Fowls. lGhc; springs,
lChc,
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-25
Fruit.
Apples. Colorado. box...... 76m2,OO
etablcs.

Cabbage. Colorado. cwt..... Ib0M2.OO
Onions. cwt.. Colorado. ..... L250Dl.7b
Potatoes .l.2b9Di.76
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-25

Duluth. MINI. go LinBned -- Cash
3i.3iH. May. tl.J2h July, SI.J,.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-25

Flour.
Selling Prices.
Standard Colorado. net. .S.Ah
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-24
COURT SUMMONS
ROSE SE1OEXPLAIN
ARREST OF LEWIS

Circuit Judge Ashford issued min
ute-order this morning citing Sheriff
Charles H. Rose to appear before him
at 1:SO o'clock this afternoon and
explain a discrepancy between the
sherifrs return and the statement
made in court today by Henry 3.
Lewis, who was arrested recently on
an Indictment accusing him Of robbery.
Answering the courts query Lewis
said he was placed under arrest Moh-
day.
But the return made TO this court
by the sheriff shows you were arrest
ed Sunday said the Judge. How do
you explain thatz Lewis could shed
no light on that and Judge Ashford
decided to delve deeper into The r.
fair.
On the motion Of City and County
Attorney Catheart. Lewis bohd U16
reduced from $500 to $500. John 4.
Scullg also was in court. but no action
was taken IN bis case and hi1 Bon.
remains at $4,000.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-24

Consolidated OIL
May Escape Effect
Of Withdrawal Order

e. d. Tenney Of Castle & Cooke.
agents for the Honolulu Consolidated
OH company, a California concern In
which many Honolulans are investors.
TODAY received cable explaining the
effect on the company Of the supreme
court decision upholding President
Taft's withdrawal In 1909 Of oil lands
in California and Wyoming. Much OF
the cornpany's property is in the land
withdrawn. IL: T.. !,
According to the cablegram Consol-
idated may yet escape coming under
the withdrawal and paying the roy
atty. Following is the message:
sTenney, Honolulu:
Supreme court decision sustains lc-
gality presidents withdrawal order
and adverse to on companies who en-
tered subsequently, Captain Matson
confident Consolidated qualified prior
to withdrawal notice. Attorney says
contingent on definition of what con-
stitntes development, general organi-
zati0n at field or actual production
oil. No one discouraged. Consolidat-
ed considered in preferred position.
BISHOP"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-24

DISTANT NOW IN
SMART NHLCAsE
Move Yesterday by Counsel for
Mrs. Knight He'd to lndi-
cate Disagreement
SECOND THEL Ia PARKER
WILL PLACED ON FILE
Husbands Attorneys Say Doc
ument Makes Less ProW-
sion for Baby Son

a
Tnerea Is ABOUT as nncn :ehance oil
. compromise IN the smart VIII case
today as tnere u IN tne european war
sit'latioh--possiDiy Tess. 3D.,
This was the comment today of one
of the attorneys actively interested in
that notable piece of litigation. His
remark seemed to receive confirmation
by the fling late yesterday afternoon
of the second Thelma Parker Smart
win by counsel for Mrs. Elizabeth j,
knight. mother OF the deceased and
grandmother OF the minor child, Rich
ard Smart. - -~--,,.. ..
{ AS indicated In the Star:Bulletin yes.
terday. the second will deals generous.
" with Mrs. Knight and the Parker
relatives, while the provisions for the
ment, apparently are not quite so good
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-24
1900 CHILDREN
NFESTIVMOF
song TOMORROW
Public Schools of Honolulu Will
Have Share in Making
Carnival a Success
CHORUS AND FOLK i.
.-..s - DANCES TO BE GIVEN
Bio Rehearsal Held This Morn
ING Rouses Patriotism
and Applause ~

Fifteen hundred children Of Homo
lulu will do their share tomorrow to
make the 1915 Carnival the "best
ever"
The great children's chorus and Sc.
ries of folk dances win be given, be
ginning at 10 O'Clock, in the Palace
grounds. As q song festival 1t will
be impressive, strong: as an emphasis
on the work OF the schools OF Hawaii
among the children Of 20 nationalities
1t win undoubtedly be superb.
This morning a big rehearsal OF
the youngsters was held. 1t attracted
q large crowd. The children, drilled
by capable teachers, marched iike vet.
Grams, and Miss Jane Winnie, directing
the ehoruses.. drew from the crowded
stands a great volume OF song, which
at once evoked applause from the
spectators. The lanais Of the Execut.
i've building were crowded and every
senator and representative declared
the rehearsal as good as any Carnival
event.
To the music Of the Hawaiian band,
and to the signals Of trumpeter, the
children did their work.
The program win open at 10 o'clock
with the chorus singing Battle Hymn
Of the >Dubiic," and after this II viii
sing =. and sSail On, o Ship Of
State uvpe songs win be sung by
the entire public school chorus and
following them 200 primary pupils will
execute the chiidren's polka
Miss Winnie has had full chafge OF
the singing feature Of the program,
Miss Adams drilling the children in
dances. Three flower dances will be
executed, "The Rose Dance. by the
Central grammar school, tsThe Cherry
blossoms. by Pohukaina and The
Chrysanihemum," by the Kauluwela.
Before and after these dances will
come several folk. dances. some 9ef
which are Spanish, some German and
some Russian.
The program will close with these
1900 children reciting Rudyard Kip
ling's impressive "Recessional..
The bleachers tomorrow win be an
ranged in the palace grounds In such
a way that from any seat on them q
good view Of the scene of the chorus
and dances may be had.
Mrs. Mary w. Gum has worked
hard and successfully making general
arrangements. Miss Jane L. Winnie is
meeting fine success as musical di-
rector and Miss Nina ]. Adams equal
ly fine success in handling the folk
dances. Bandmaster Berger is in
charge of the band music for tomor-
row. superintendent of Public In
struction Kinney is taking avery keen
personal interest in the event and in
fact his encouragement has helped
greatly in making it possible.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-24
BAND
GIVES CONCERT
THIS AFTERNOON

Local music lovers who have been
watching with interest the work OF
the various bands since the opening
of the Carnival were to be given an.
other treat this afternoon in the form
of q concert In Bishop park at 4
o'clock by the End Infantry band, con
Quoted by Albert Jacobsen.
The program follows:
March, Camp Fire. Reeves
Overture, Grown Diamonds" .Auber
Selection from Sweetheart"
..... ........... Herbert
Characteristic, Rustic Of Spring
.-......... ..s..s-........ Sfnding
A Cuban Dance, .Tr0cha'. .Tyers
Melodies from The Bartered Bride
.s-..s.... ....s.... Smefana
Waltzes, -Taies from the Vienna
Woods ..........s.s.-. Strauss
Russian peasant dance, -Kuknska
Finale American Medley March
BLOOMS
Two well attended concerts were
given yesterday. the fifsf being IN the
palace grounds n the morning By the
lst infantry band. led 81 Conductor
Joseph EeIfrineIIi. and the second IN
Bishop park n The afternoon by the
z5th Infantry band le'a b5 Conductor
Leslie King The standard Of band
music which h1t been in evidence
since the o1tni18 Of the Carnival IS.
s1II ~ those qualified q know ID BE-
.'| |&''@| |I|1 ne D411 mn.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-24
RIVALRY
Of CONTRACTORS
HERALDS Fight
Lord Young Company Dupli-
Gates BituIithic Letter and
Makes Lower Price

Rumors Of hot rivalry between the
contractors Of Honolulu which may re.
suit in keen competition and low
prices for street paving materiaiized
last night In unique situation pre-.
scented to the board of supervisors.
Word for word, the Lord Young En-
gineering Company duplicated an offer
from the BituIithic Paving & Concrete
Company for paving on Allen street,
except that the Lord Young Company
proposed to substitute asphalt con.
crete for bitulithic and to do the job
more than $1,000 cheaper than the btu.
lithic company.
The Lord Young Company guaEan-
tees the paving for FIVE years also.
For several days there have been
rumors that other contractors would
raise an objection to the city adopt
ing patented pavement" as bituli-
thic and warrenite are termed. The
argument In favor of these pavements
THAT they are guaranteed viii be
met with its own guarantee on as
phalt-concrete. says the Lord-Young
Company. and In addition It viii make
better prices.
At the meeting Of the board Of sup
ervisors last night q letter was dis
cussed from ]. A. Gilman Of the bitnli.
thic company stating that Ia the opin-
ion OF the writer Allen street Is badly
IL need Of repairs In the letter the
Ompany offers to make the i1npfore-
ments at q cost of f20, ,293. or 32.z5 q
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-24
AMERICAN VESSEL
GOES ASHORE OFF
NETHERLAND COAST
TA p by Fed. WirelessI

IA. II. by Fed. Wirelessl
AMSTERDAM, Holland, Feb. "a. -
The Hoiland5American steamer Moor.
derdyk has gone ashore Oft Porters.
haven. Other vessels have gone TO
her rescue.
ers, LIST INT; Palmer, LIST +. A. Time.
.2:2s 2.5.
3rd heat Harrison, 25th Inf.; Ka-
val, 1st T. A.; Koiar. 1st Inf. Time,
2:19.
Carrying wounded with litter -
Zunk. Reynolds and Schroeder, 1st Inf. !:
Peters. Witt and Weston, End Inf.
Time, 30 sec.
Tug Of wsr (dismounted)
LIST pull Ind Inf. defeated Navy.
2nd pull Ist Inf. defeated III Cav.
srd pun Navy defea(ed 1st +. A.
4tb pun 2nd INF. defeated 15th Inf.
TomorroNts procrsm
Shoe race.
RetiIi11 slarpshoo rete
22o-yard run. finals
Carrying uo1n1o1 Without inter.
TAfoVin1 baseball 2 miles md Inf.
4l1 C1y- Marines
Carrying wounded with inter
TUG u war ll1 CAV. ". 81. I1I
1st Inf. fs 1st F A. z5Ih I1[ s
Izs meet xIIl 81. i sso ,onor
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-24
SOLDIER browns
in THE HARBOR,
l|GTIM.OF CRANP

: T - { 4 4 r5s-
Pvt. Ray Leftritch, Company K. 25th
Infantry, stationed near Fort Arm
strong for the Mid-Pacifie Carnival,
was drowned in the harbor this. morn.
ing while swimming with score of
companions.
In the opinion Of those who spent an
hour in attempting to rescftate the
man. pulmotor at Central Police sta.
tion with q trained officer in charge.
might have saved his life. Deputy
Sheriff Rose Immediately telephoned
the outrigger Club and the Inter-Is-
land Steam Navigation ship chandlery
for pnlmotors
In charge of Capt. Charles Camp
bell and Ferdinand Hons. the Inter.
Island pulmotor was first to arrive.
Leftritch had then been out of the
water Is minutes. Men from Fort
Armstrong. directed by DR.. Clark. had
employed first aid treatment without
success.
L Hons operated the InterIsIard pull
motor for 40 minutes before the doc
tor pronounced the enlisted man dead.
The body was taken to Fort Shat
ter. According to the. story told by
enlisted men, Leftrich was suddenly
seized with cramp in deep water. He
was in the water about 10 minutes
when brought to the Federal pier and
an attempt to bring him back to life
was made.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-24
400 Hindu Mutineers Killed;
Natives Ii India Restless

MANILA P. I, Feb 24-Four hundred Hindu mutineerb
killed in the rebellion which has caused fighting
Singapore the last few days One hundred hiding
The mutneers killed all their officers except the colonel ana
slew several civilians including Part Of the reg
rioters -
The day after the uprising French Japanese and British
marines arrived to quell the uprising.
It is reported that the natives in Rangoon, Colombo
and Java are becoming restless.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-24
GERMAN OFFlclAL
CABLEGRAMS

The following cablesram was reeeiv-
ed late yesterday afternoon from Of.
ficiaI German sources:
s'tNASHiNGToN, D. c., Feb. 23-
The fortress Of Calais during the night
of February q, was extensively bonn
barded by German aircraft. The
French yesterday renewed, though
with diminished viaor their attacks
In Champagne, near and north Of Per.
thes, but al advances broke down IN
der the German fire. Near Lilly and
Agreement the French were repuIsed
after minor successes being driven
into their positions. In Vosoes, the
height north Of Mueluach was stornned
BY the Germans. Otherwise nothing
important has happened n the west.
eon the east, hastily assembled
Russian formations tried 70 advance
from crodno IN northwestern direce
tlon, but the attempt failed with loss-
es apnihiIatino to the nussians.
The number Of guns captured With
battalion guns N Mazuria has increas-
81 - more than 800, among which are
- heeRy ouns NorthWcct of oe5o-
seicz snd nort1 81 Lon,za and pr<ae
ny1< en1a1ements contlDns. On the
tI1t1I., caek d pIocI<. tire Germans
have advanced further IN the direction
c| UrsxkoW n Poland, south ~ ttta
Yi1<0ia, Russian division ad4a6cIhr
cn tte German positions near krke|
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-24
IsI illD End
RE6|MENTSLEAD
IN TUG OF WAR
Interesting Events in Military
Athletic Meet at Kapi-
olani Park
rug or WAR STANDING.

4
The military athletic meet Is warm
ing up. literally and figuratiyely. This
was o morning Of dazzling sunshine
and increased enthusiasm at Kapio-
LAM Park, and indications are that
tomorrow and Friday mornings win
provide sport even more interesting,
while the military pageant Saturday
can be counted on to draw the largest
attendance Of Carnival week. Every.
thing Is In readiness for the military
tournament that Is to be held Satur.
day afternoon, and the events will be
even more spectacular than that Of
last year.
The preliminary heats of the 100.
yard and 220-yard dashes were COM
pleted this morning, and finals Of the
latter event will be run tomorrow,
while the short sprint win be decided
Friday morning. In the track events
the 1st Infantry ncleaned upn numeric-
ally. getting three out OF six men into
the finals Of the hundred. and three
out Of six into the two-twenty finals
Three men are also In the finals of
the half mile, the 25th Infantry carry
ing on premier honors in the trial
heats with three firsts. The surprise
Of this race was the failure Of Sol
der King of the National Guard, the
crack distance runner. to secure q
place, he being nosed out for third
In the first heat by Rockwell OF the
Cavalry. The distance is too short
for King, but at that. he could have
been counted on for place n he had
been tn his best condition.
In the 100-yard dash. which win be
completed Friday morning, the 1st In
fantry has Bray. Smith and Hefzog:
the 25th. Mills and Woods, and the
National Guard, Godfrey.
The tug OF war pulls were short
and sharp with the exception OF the
last one, in which the End Infantry
got the better OF the 25th Infantry.
The latter team had a rope that was
plenty long enough to suit them, thus
the objection of yester
day. The Fort Shafter team showed
better form on the line, however, and
made their efforts count.
This mornings results:
10O-yard dash. lSemi-finals).
1st heat Bray. 1st Inf: Mills. 25th
Inf. Time. 10 s-5
End heat Smith. 1st INF; Godfrey,
n. g. HI. Time, 10 3-5
srd heat -Herzog, 1st Inf: Woods,
26th Inf Time, 10 3-5.
Shoe race Parker. Marines; Turley.
End Inf. Time, min. IL as sec.
SharDeh0ofarrs rnco- -Janohonn fef
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-24
DISASTERS TO SHIPS IN
Zone OF SUBMARINE WAR
FAST GROWING IN NUMBER
Germany Emphasizes Directions to Commercial
light Sailing Necessay-Hopes to Keep Dutch Coast Free
Serious Revolt of Indians at Singapore Queled
IAssociatad Presa seryfca hY Federa1 WIN

[Associated Press Service by Federal Welessl
LONDON, Eng, Feb 24-The British steamer oakby was
torpedoed and sunk by German submarine off the Of
Rye. The crew was rescued q
is officially declared that the English armed merchant
Clan Macnaughton believed be lost with $50
board It last signaled February in heavy
Wreckage has been picked up by passing steamers believed
be from the Macnaughton f
Petrograd reports say that several villages the
front have been taken and retaken many times in the fighting
of the last few days -
Berlin reports admit further obstacles have arisen
prevent the invasion of Russia
According the Daily Mail the Russians have driven the
Austrian troops across the Pruth, Bokowna.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-24
CAPTAIN HARDING,
D. S. MARINE CORPS,
COMMITS SUICIDE
[A. e. by BED. WireIessl

"a. p. by Fed. Wirelessl
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 81. =
Cart. A. e. Harding, captain in the
5tk Regiment OF the United states
Marine Corps, committed suicide here
today. Capt. Harding was stationed
on the U. s. 8. Hancock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-24

The message aDOYes caDied 10 the
ar.Bulletin this morning from its
washington correspondent. disclosed,
for the first time TO many people in
Hawaii, the Tact that welllknown
Honolulu neNSpapcrman had strong
backing for one 0f The big federal po-
sitions in the territory.
J. =. Haley, better known TO his
friends AZ Jim" Haley, 10 a veteran
politician and for years was high In
the Democracy OF Nevada. He has
had strong mainland support for q
federal position here. A year ago the
Washington correspondent OF this
paper prophesied that Haley would be
appointed TO q Federal position. at that
time the federal marshalship being
most frequently mentioned Haley de.
clafed he was not q candidate for mar
shall and repeated It this morning
when told ~ the Star.BuIletin that
ne had heen nominated for. the col
lectorship now held BY Charles A. Cot
trill
Collector Cottrill in March finishes
four years IN the local Office He was
not, however. appointed for definite
term. his commission being so word
Cd that he b holding Office practically
from day q day, though the usual FED.
'er1I tenn % four years rather sets d
precedent Tor his own term
Nr CottfiIf u6s shown the despatch
today, but h11 nothing to say FOR pub.
lIcafion beyond the comment that he
= = = - - ....,,.i...- 49,, :.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-24
German Embassy Gives
Safe Course For U. S. Ships

WASHINGTON, D. Co. Feb. 24-The German embassy
today announcing safe for neutral ships bound for
Germany ships will not be permitted to 60 the coast
leave rivers except in clear daylight Shipping
along the north Sheands the eastern North sea- and for
30mile strip along the Netherlands coast will not be i'm
periled s, Z s So i -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-24
Al, 600 German Prisoners
In Carpathians, Russian Claim

PETRoGRAD Russia Feb "a Official reports say that
in the Carpatans in the last month the Russians have
tured 691 officers $40 men, II and 118 mitrausss
from the German and Austrian forces
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-24
''jIM'' HALEY
IS APPOINTED
S.cOLLEcTOR
internal Revenue Job Goes to
Popular NeWspapefnan,
Formerly of Nevada
STRONG BACKING ON :
MAINLAND SUCCEEDS
CottriII's -Four Years About Up
Western Democrats Sup
port HaIey's Candidacy
fspeclal star bulletin CableI

Especial STAR Bulletin caoiel
WASHINGTON, o. G, Feb. "a. -
John r. Haley Of Honolulu was nomin-
ated this afternoon - collector Of in
ternai revenue for Hawaii.
c. 8. ALBERT.