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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27

6e11tiD ober 811ben I'M Spiel erbiel-
ten Die ge3eidnung v8en5el," nod
oem Shubbeiligen ct. @enceSlaa1S.
SIN ser eriten 3eit beitanb Der Sfat
MIR aus Den bier Tragen un6 oen bier
Soils ltn6 crit ipater 1m1r6en Die
@ran0- un6 Nnllipiele eingefiibrt,
oe1ren Damn alS nadite Neuer11ng 6ie
SourneeS folgten. 9ie 9eredmng
oes SpielS nah Mataooren (6os
8ort Mata0or be5eidnet oen Sitter
t06ter in 6e1r I'M Spanien beimiidyen
S%tierfampfen uno lit aus oem ipani=
lden &%arten1piel u2'bombre" in Sen
Stat iibernomrren mor0en) wa1r6e
erit Gn6e Der fiinf5iger Sabre &C.
bra11dlid. Die nGditen Meuerungerl
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|@bneioer un6 Sdtpm3 uno 6ie Gin
fiibr11ng oes @amid. Sem Sfatipiel
mur6en oft redt abion6erlidye 5piel=
orten bin3ugefiigt, Sic ober nidt ettpa
&erbelferungen, ion6ern eber MiB=
bra11de tparen. @liidli9ertpeiie tpur-
Sen 6iele in Mr5eiter 8eit tpie6er mts=
gemer5t. 3eittpeiie batte Der 5fat
10 biele @omoerbeiten, 6aB beim 8e=
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mebmer niht regelmaBig 5uimmen=
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lobgebalten tper6en muBte> Inn 3mei=
feI 11n6 5treit 51 bermei6en.
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ma1r6e 5fat 6as 2ieblingsipiel oller
Gpielberetne i'm Oeltti6lan6 nn6
itente alle arberen @artenipiele in
SEN @intergrnno. Mud sic @o5ar6=
ipiele, melde idom 10 pielen ber6erb=
Ii6 getpor6en iin6> m11r6en INNER
mebr ber6rdngt> tpas Dem @fot als
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|Sto6t, in @iitte un6 @aloit Bel Sung
nno Mlt un6 bon Mdnnern nno
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idie6ene 8iid)er nit Mnleitungen,
tpie 6ieies Spiel i9nen un6 GRIND
li6 ST. %erler1ren lei. Mber feines Sic,
fer @iider bt iemaIs feinen 3med
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bete 5fatfpieler, fonnte ii@ ME NIT
6em 8rnftiffer meifen. Ser olte
Sprud: ulteb11ng mobt Ben Meiiter"
lit beim Sfatipiel treffen6 angebraM.
@er so glm1bt> 6uB Ser Sfat leidt
1rnb fdnen 3u erlerren lei, lit iebr
auf 6em @ol5tpeg. @er in sic Iiefe
6es @fats bon einge6r11ngen lift nn6
cine grii1r6li4e &er1tnib 6abo1r be-
iibt, bat eine bielidbrige Braris btn-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
Ser Stat.
9ie SpieIe zines 8olfeS lino Elm
Mabltab fiir leinen 8iloungSgrao.

9ie Spiele zines GolfeS iino Elm
WabItab fiir leinen 8il6ungSgra0.
Der Sfat, tpeld)er als Sos beliebte=
lie &artenlpiel betannt lit, bat BON
9eutihla11o ausgeben0, leinen Sic
Qes5ltg ol1rb ollie 5i%biliiierten 2an-
Der ser 8eIt gem1adt unb 6arf nit
Redh lett oils Oas perbreitetite &ar=
tenlpiel be5eidn,et tperoen.
9ead] alteren 8eridten 1ou ser
5fat pom @ofa0bofaten nno Notar
Srieortd Jeroi11a11o 9empel in ST.
tel1b1trg int Sabre 1917 %erfunoe11
uoroen fem. 9as 1T cine MIR tbeil=
tueiie 5l1treffen0e M1tnabme, 6enn baS
Spiel tu11u ridt ais Sic grfinol1ng
eines Gln5elnen angeleben tper6etL
lonoern eS lit crit nod un6 na6, aus
elmer Gerbin0ung berdie6enartiger
Spielregeln uno 5pielgebrduben
dlterer 5piele> Encouragement. Ser
@eoalrfe, oaB irgen6 iemano iib
plotlidp biniebt, um Elm %oerartiges
Spiel SIT erfin0en, lit ldderlid. Sc
oenfolIs oiirfte ober Sos Sabr 1917
als oas B%eburtsiabr 6es Sfats 5lt=
treffen, 6enn Ser M6bofat @empel
uno einige ieiner Greun6e, Die regel-
n1aBig inn 9muie 8romme in MIten-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
burg 5um Sarof~ 5ulammenfamen, BE-
nn,,rtp,r Inn Eriihinhr 1917 Ap1n nItpr1

burg 5um Sorof 5,1lammenfmen, BE-
gon1len i'm Sriibiabr 1917 Sem often
@artenipiel ~Sdofsfopf" meldes
id)on I'M II. Sabrbun6ert betannt
tpar, peridieoene @ariationen aus att,
0eren 6pielen b%ei5umengen un6 10
entitan6 Sic @r11n6loge bes be1,tigen
Sfats. Nad elmer 8eredn11ng 6es
9r. SCHUBERT betrdgt sic 3obI aller
I'M Sfat m0gli6en &artenpertbeilun=
gen 2753 Miuionen NAL Miuionen,
10 SOB cine 8%ie6erbolung elmer un6
oerlel6en Situation betnabe mtsge=
idloilen lit. Demnnh fa1m man itd)
ei'1en 8egriff babon madeu, tpie IN
tereiiant uno obmedieln6 6ieies Scar
tenipiel lit. Die 8e5ei6n11ng @fat
batte man na@ DEM 6amals geldufi=
gen, fran30itiden ugcarter" 6. /.
1peglegen o1sidIieBen) ge>pablt.
8is gum Sabre 1920 6rnrg bas
Spiel ni6t iiber Sic @ren5en ser
9ta0t Mlterburg binaus, Damn fling
es an, li6 inn id0nen @udienlm6e gu
perbreiten. SSr 6en 8trtbidaftem uno
bon SEN Stuoenten mur6e 6amals
MIR u@ierlfat" geipielt un6 erit nad)
11n6 na9 font ser @el6ifat CUR GEL
tung. @elpief tpa1r6e NIT Den 6el1t=
ide1r &urten, 6ie aber NIT Ser 3eit
0urd Sic fran50itiden @arten ber=
6r6ngt mlr6en. Die uutrter" Calf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
@rnn6eigentbnms= Ii bertragmrgen.

S. S. @ad IT,, a. an 81. Carlton, 2ot
d6. 8lod g. o@oatb SIDE Yart Goo., ct.
George Scoring uno 8rau an Sophia
@eo1ng, 2otS 5 nnb 6, 8lod 35, 8rott
& gmitbS Mbb:, ct. CLOUD, 100000.
Mngu}t Bifmann NJ Sophia @e6ing
uno @atte, 1872 SUP bon IS bon 8lod
SO, Bones Nb6., ct. gloub, $275.OO.
MarD &nub1pn uno @atte an 8. 8.
5alberi ion, S@A @gA Gee. 29z124z
80, Nortb Sort. $4,000.
6arrp 6. Doung unb Srau an 9enrb
@eiler, Got 5, Blod 70, 8otpe's Nbo.,
ct. @lorb, 100000 {.
q. 6. Carlton unb Srau an @enrt
Wliuer, Got 16, 8lod 8, Gout6 SIDE
Furf glbb., ct. gloub, 100000.
| S. 8. Scatter an 6enrb &loeppner, u
/; 9(cre bon @@A NBA, Gee. 1928
%, ct. Nugu1ta, $925.OO.
GonraO 8eelner unb Srnu an gornez
li15 2r0lpig, 5@A unD 5gA HgA
Gee. 31z123<35, Gron Safe, $4,000. 90.
@tanlb Sc. 8ielejesfi unb Srau an
Carl 8ias, Cots 5 un6 6, 8lod 10,
@arbs Nbb., @olbing, $35OO.OO.
Solepb 5hipieters u1b Srm an Sob11
SbnQ, Nh N@A @@H Gee. 34<125z
33, @robe 100000.
Marp Mcglure Sreeman uno Gatte
OIL 8up 90. Nbers, 2ot 6, 8lod 20, @urz
tis Surpep, 100000.
Waqgie Sasbroud unD @atte an
2puiia 3ub, N@A NgA Gee. 28z125z
%, Sc @auf, 100000.
ct: Sobn's gmtius @emein0e. bon
ct. @loub an Spbn @alosfi, NR bon
Got 2, 8Iod 20, gbelbrods Mbb., 1915.
Nidolas Donng Ii. a. m Wartin Self,
Got 10, 8lod 18, Glbanp, 100000.
Otto S. @rn1t II. a.. an 8. 6. Donng,
2ot 18 unb Nh Got IA, @et & @opt'a
6ubbibi1ion bon 8lod 80, @belbrod' 8
9l0b., $4,000.
@lartin Sell II. a. an Srou 2pbio
@eifboloer, Got s unb 9, Blod 2, @nberz
mans 1. Mob., Nlbanb, $1500.00.
Nnna SO. 9dbn an 9enrD g. 9dbn,
9beil bon S@A S@A, Gee. 1924
| 80, ct. Martin, $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
St66ten tpuroen 5%fotpereine un6 in

St16ten tpa1roen 5%tatbereine un6 in
ben Stnaten Sfatperb1n6e gegriin=
Oct. Mus biele len fIeiruel1 8ereinen u116
@erbdnbem enttpidelte 1id Damn Der
groBe 5fatbuno Ser Morbomerifa=
niidye 5%fatoerban6." 9ieier @erban6
perid)affte oe1n Sfat, o11rb Die Gelt=
iebu1ug bon &egeln 1ln6 8eran1tal=
t11ng GROCER Iurniere nit berloden=
oen @elopreiie mL immer 1uea1e Mnbdn=
ger. !3u 6ieien Gl,rrieren fin6en iid
Die Men5elritter bon Sit .nno @e1t,
BON Noro un6 Slid Elm. Gin notio=
males 5tuttur1rier lift fir Ole Staot,
in tpelder 0asielbe abgebalten tpir6,
Elm martantes @reigniB.
Sier lei ertpabnt, baB ser erlte
@fatfongreb un6 6as erlte Stattur=
nier am z. Ma1guit 1886 in Nlten=
burg o~bgebolten mur6e> po3u iid
100 5tatipieler aus al1en @egen=
Sen 9eutidlonbs eirgefu1oen botten.
0ie anldBlid 6ieieS &ongreiies
aufgeiteuten &egeln bil6eten sic
@run6Iage ser nod iebt gebrdu6li=
den. 8e1mge Maonate nab Dem er=
item @fatfongreB in Deattihlan6
tpur6e in Mmerita 6aS erite Sfatt11r=
nier dbgebolten, tpobei mertbboue
8reiie an 6ie @epi1mer CUR Bertbei=
lung famen. 9aS Surnier far6 in
Ser 6e11tideiten 5taot Mmerifas =
in Miltpaattee int Sdlib Earf itatt.
@dom 5tpei Sabre ipdter tp11r6e ebert
fails in Miltpal1fee ser er1te inter=
rationale Sfnto11greB dbgebolten.
Muf 6ie1em &ongreB m11r6en 6ie bon
Sem @ilmoufeer S. Sibienti6p ouf f
geiteutem &egeln Der BreiSbertbei=
lung nod Serien, angenommen nr6
1peroen mod iebt Bel auen Eurnieren
511r M1me110ung gebraht.
Ser Nor6aneritmi1d)e 5fotber<
bab balt IN le6em Sabre einen Scott
greb NIT einem groBen Tur1pier ob;
Is berortige &ongreife u11b Surnier=
bat Der 9erban6 bereitS binter ii1,
6ie in allen Gbeilen 6es 2an6es Itatt=
fnn6en. Sen grobten @rfolg i'm ie=
Ser 8e5iebung battem 6ieie @erumtal=
tungm ie6oh tmmer in Milma11tee,
io6aB 6iefe 5to6t als sic vSfnt=Me=
tropole" be5ei6net mer6en farm. Ser
10. @ongreB miro am 8. 9. 11n6 10.
S1li 1916 in Mil}pmtfee abgebalten
11nb idon iebt fan1r nit Beitimmtbeit
baratf gerednet mer6en, 6aB 6te
6iesmolige 8etbeiligung a1les bisber
Gugetpeiene in Sem @hotten iteue11
mir1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Determination of Descent of Land.

Citation for Hearing ON Petition for
Determination of Descent of Land.
No. 1881.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Adoui-
ran Briggs, Decedent:
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the determination
Of the descent Of the real estate of
sand Decedent: The petition of Ed
ward Zapp having been filed in this
Court, representing that said decedent
died more than five years prior to the
filing thereof, leaving certain real
estate in said petition described, and
that no will of decedent has been
proved nor administration Of his
estate granted in this State, and pray
ing that the descent of said real
estate be determined by this Court.
Therefore, You, and Each Of You,
Are hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have before this
Court, at the Probate Court Room IN
the Court House in the City of st.
Cloud, in the County Of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the
5th DAY OF MAY, 1916,
at 9 o'clock A. M, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge Of said Court,
and the seal thereof, this 9Th day Of
April, 1916.
(SeaD j. B. HIMSL,
4-13-20-27 Probate Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
SD babe 6es @uten gu biel getban
man oft iagm un6 bob
Der 8obtbater 10 menige.

2on6on auein bot ndtmal TO biel
!@ol5pfla1ter alS ale 6ent1den Sta6tte
5uiammergenommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27

@arp 81. Marr uno Gate al SoMe
g: Siritenberg, on 0@A un6 RI
SgA nnb 0ltli9 cine 8ntbe bon S@A
.5@A, Gee. 27z125<29, 160.43 QereS,
ct. @enbeI, $830O.O0.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-14
CANDIDATE HUGHES +.
BITTERLY ERRAIGMS
BOURBON POLICIES
q ssoctstea Press BY Federal wireless)

tAssocfated Press by Federal wireless)
HELENA, Montana. Aug. 13.-in an
address here last night, Candidate
Hughes began with review of his
week of campaigning" the candidate
declaring himself well satisfied with
the reception given him wherever he
has spoken.
Il have been immensely gratffied
with the receptions have received all
along the line" he said ~ believe
that | have real canse TO expect the
hearty and united support of the PEG.
pie of the great Northwest
Turning then to the chief topic Of
his address, Mr., Hughes resumed his
attacks upon the administration TIE
Wilson foreign diplomatic appoint.
ments came in for a severe arraign.
ment, and he followed that with a bit
tor scoring of the presidents Mexican
policy and Mexican appointments
The Democratic tariff bill also was
attacked.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-14
WAIAHOLE Tunnel
TRIP DRAWS OUT
RECORD CROWD

Some seventy-fve Trail and Noun
tain Club excursionists, filling both
buses and automobiles, made the trip
to Waiahole yesterday The party
split evenly, q part remaining at the
tavern and the others tramping to the
tunnel, where the second party broke
in half, some score of men and women
led by the two Australian boys, sons
of Percy Hunter, climbing to the top
of the ridge by way of the old tunnel
trail. d A few of the more enthusiastic,
led, by Entomologist o.. II. Swezey,
clambered down the other side of the
ridge and returned to Honolulu by
way of Pearl City ... 49,.
So successful have the Trail and
Mountain outings proven that it is now
necessary to book for them in advance.
Next Sunday the day viii be spent at
Koko crater near the blow hole, with
swimming and fishing. The Trail and
Mountain Club will provide lunch. The
cost of this outing will be SIPS, in.
Guiding lunch. and those wishing re-
servations are requested to at once
phone 1883, or call at the Pan-Paciffc
rooms over Castle & Cooke: .-... .
The trip a week. from Sunday will
be to the Coral Gard ems -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-14

The Makee Sugar Co. already has one
in use and Hackfeld's expect to have
another here for demonstration at
the planters meeting next month
The demonstration at the Makee
plantation was Witnessed by Messrs.
Weber of the Lihue Plantation Co..
E. FL. W. Broadbent Of the Grove Farm
Plantation. E. Cropp of the Kohala
Sugar Co, James Spalding and Col
Spalding and G. p. Wilcox.
Mr. Wilcox has sent the following
letter to the Spalding Tilling Ma
chine Co., manufacturers OF the plow:
I'VE have given your five-gang ma
chine thorough trial behind a 75 h.
p. Best Track Layer The ease with
which the tractor pulls your machine
when blowing 90 inches deep in the
decomposed red lava soil was pleas
ant surprise to us. -
The machine does a splendid job
in blowing and turning under any
vegetation on the surface All of the
soil moved by the disks being well
pulyerized. putting the land in condi.
ton to furrow for planting cane in
one operation, where we formerly
plowed and narrowed twice
1--WE are well satisfied with our pur-
chase and believe the machine will
pay for itself in very short time"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-14
BANANA CROP
GLUTS MARKET,
GROWERS HIT

The local market is now congested
with bananas, probably more so than
ever before, and it iSIa common pre-
diction that Jess ofSthe fruit will be
grown next tear bkan this.
The congestion is due to several
circumstances In the first place there
Is a scarcity, since the war, of trans
porting bottoms, and secondly, the
market on the coast has been flooded
by bananas from Central America
shipped to the United States via New
Orleans. -
The usual bunch of about a dozen
and half of bananas which common
ly sells here for 10 and Is cents can
be purchased at nearly any fruit stand
for five cents, H.. :. ~
Banana growers who have been
hard hit by the decline in their pro.
duce, much of which is rotting on
their plantations, will probably do no
more planting in preparation for next
year il the market looks no more fay.
orable than this season.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-14
DR.. DOREMUS SCUDDER RESIGNS As
4 PASTOR Of CENTRAL union CHURCH

upon the problems OF the Pacific are
such as TO promise TO its ministry an
Influence peculiarly far-reaching.
Once a missionary always a mission.
airy explains much of the drawing
power OF this call upon both of us. be-
cause il was the missionary motive
which brought Mrs Scudder to Homo.
lulu and as for your minister he has
never ceased TO consider himself a
missionary To japan since first he
set out for that field in 1884 II ia
clearly call OF duty and we are very
happy in obeying IL. r..
Tenders Resignation. n. Ill.,. 49,.
"Becdnse therefore IL seems best for
Central Union and Gods will for us
20 lay down the worii here and take up
this ministry in Japan. hereby re-
sign the pastorate OF this church to
take effect on the 18th day OF next
November. In severing the relation
existing between us for the past
nine years, it is great pleasure to
bear witness 70 the unvarying pa.
thence and forbearance that you as a
church have shown towards me, your
minister.
You nave borne kindly with my Pc
culiarities. You have Loyalty cooper.
ated in plans and changes suggested.
You have generously loaned me to
many forms of community service In
this territory and 10 large enterprises
on the mainland. Your loving prayers
have brought help and inspiration
You nave layished your sympathy in
sorrow. You have joyed in our JOY.
We shall ever claim a share in your
future and shall glory in yoar enlarg.
ing life. We should like to feel that
we are your messengers to Japan and
trust that our comrRdeship may deep
en- during the years TO come. Our
prayers shall be with you daily and
we ask you to remember us in your
petitions at the Throne Of Grace. We
expect 10 see many of you in the Toxic
Uaion manse and We hope occasion
ally to call in upon you while en- route
to and from the mainland.
. The Lord bless You and keep You.
The Lord make His face shine
upon you and be gracious unto you.
1.-The Lord lit up His countenance
upon you and give you peace
Faithfully your minister"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-14

The Spalding five gang pillow does
its work in a different way than any
of those used since man first began
to loosen the earth with a sharp stick.
1t cuts the soil and then turns the
top to the bottom Of the ditch it is
digging, throws the dirt from the bot
tom on to the top and levels it all off.
What of it? .. -
Read what James WEBSTER, mana.
ger of the Pepeekeo Sugar Co., says.
He has used two-gang pillow of the
same type since 1906. ~&.s ....:
The yearly increase has been grad
ual, till from GAIT tons in 1906 it
reached $4,000 in 1915" >.....-..
The Spalding deep tiller turns the
residue into the soil. Instead of burn.
ing it, or trying to burn it, the plan
tation manager can use it to increase
the fertility of the soil Usually all
that is possible is burned off and the
rest is cut up with hoes and hauled
into piles with sleds Fields are
studded with piles as high as houses,
cutting down the acreage and provid
grass. r.. -. -..> 49,. III, - -. ..
A few of the two-gang plows have
been in use in the territory and prov
ed of such usefulness that Hackfeld
& Go. have ordered the five disc
pillow and intend to keep it in stock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-14
ANTI cARRANZISTAS MAY
: START ANOTHER REVOLT

Ell PASO, Texas. Aug. 13.-Anoth.
er revolution is said to be brewing in
Mexico, and marked undercurrent of
unrest is visible in Chihuahua, accord,
ing to reports from the City OF Chihua-
hua received here last night. H..
1t has been known here for some
time that agitators have been at work
trying to foment a revolution against
Carranza and the de facto government,
and the charge is being made freely
that Gen. Carranza has deliberately
sold Mexico to the Americans in meet
ing the demands of the United States
government and arranging for con.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-14
FINAL DETAILS OF r.. II.
CIVIC CONVENTION
TO BE SETTLED SOON
Especial star.Bulletin corre,s,prondence)

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
HILO, August 11-Plans for the
fifth civic convention are going
ahead rapidly and the various com.
mittees that will have charge of the
different parts of the big program are
working hard on the proposition. The
reports from Honolulu all say that
there is sure to be a big delegation
from Oahu to Hilo. .:=.
From Kauai comes the news that in.
terest is being sustained in the mat
ter and that although the distance be-
tween the Garden Island and the Big
Island is rather far, ten or SO dele
gates will make the trip next month.
The Maui people are also planning
to send big delegation and Presi-
dent r. A. Wadsworth of the Maui
chamber of commerce is working up
enthusiasm in the matter. That the
Valley Island will be we'll represented
at the convention goes without say,
ing. Ill. r.: --.~ F..
Kohala and Kona folk are consid-
cred to be part and parcel of Hilo as
far as the convention goes and the
delegates of the various civic organi.
cations are determined that kohala
and Kona will be heard from during
the third week OF September. -,
The directors of the convention are
to meet again soon ard then many de,
tails will be threshed out and finally
settled. The various committees
know what their work is and they are
going ahead with it There is sure
to be great time in Hilo during the
week.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-14
WEAKNESSES IN
DAILY LIFE ARE
CITED NPULPIT

Graphic pictures of some of the
weaknesses in modern life were paint
ed by David Cary Peters, minister OF
the; Christian church, in sermon to
his; congregation Sunday morning. He
dwelt on the evils of social gambling,
declaring that no better games of
chance are played in the underworld,
and told something of the liquor and
divorce problems.
Minister Peters said, in part:
Society, the so-called best society,
is terribly prevalent with even the
grosser forms of vice. The police are
continually haling before the police
magistrates gamblers and DRINKS. By
reference to the daily papers it will
be seen that Orientals are the usual
catch in the police anti-gambling
dragnet. But once in while one
wonders why the vigilant police do
not raid the ornate parior of Mrs.
Spendmore Spondulix, where the
weekly bridge, with "a handsome prize
to the winner at each table, is held.
not in dark cellar behind barred
doors, but in the scintillating lights
Vi IuG City y IfCNiCSI poiAOlS diAO "AlSAS
the delicious refreshments often
have quite as much kick as anything
sold across the bar OF the saloon.
81 despise the saloonkeeper. / have
but do not despise him or his busi-
but / do not despie him or his bust
ness any more than do the same
coarse yulgarity and sensuality be-
jewelled in the home of wealth and
written up in the daily society column.
For there is no difference between
the two. A drunk in a downtown sa-
loon and one In an uptown residence
are exactly the same thing. Five dol
lars stamped as government specie
and won across the numbered top of a
roulette table is not one whit more
demoralized than the same value
stamped into the fashion of fruit
dish or salad spoon and won at socie
tvs most fashionable bridge party.
'Our young men, not yet out of
high school, are often as fragrant IN
debauchery as the most abandoned.
We send them away from home to pur'
sue courses of higher education, and
they come back 10 us with diplomas
written in Latin which they cannot
read and morals written in the siiyre
of hell which he who runs may read.
THAT is sorrowful story, but t.is
not more sorrowful than the facts il
recites. The list could be heightened
ad infinitum, but it is long enough,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-14

In parts Of the islands the pineapple
crops of homesteaders are all but COM
plete failures while on lands adjacent,
held and cultivated by pineapple COM
panies bumper crops have been raised
this year The companies say that
the reason for this is that the home
steaders would not pillow deep while
the managers of the company planta.
tions Insisted upon deep blowing.
In the Hawaiian islands much of
the soil Is highly acid. The theory of
successful cultivators is that by plow-
ing deeply the afr is let into the soil
and the acidity is to an extent coun-
teraoted. The results they have
achieved through this method and the
failures of homesteaders who merely
turned over the surface would seem
to bear out the theory.
Deep blowing has also, it is claimed,
demonstrated that larger sugar crops
can thus. be grown than where the
surface Is turned to only a slight
depth. It is not intended to convey
the idea that all of the successful
growers of pines or of the more sue
cessful cane growers used the Spald-
ing Five Gang Plow or deep tiller, but
that type of plow does stir the earth
to a much greater depth than the or
binary.