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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
Q. 6 apitel.

6erbHnebel brauten in ben 0Gf'
ten, alg Der Morsen anbra@. Die
@dume, i&on tabl, ftauben mie Sc
1peniter in benz grouen Dunflmeer.
Cine feudte &uble bul1te ales Elm.
Mls Der Morgen %berauf3o9 uno bic
Rebelmano iia au li4ten %besonn.
murpe bic RanpnaOe in Der Terne
itdlte1 als 3uoos unD bic 3miiden>
paulen 19ienen tmmer tir3er gu
lpsroen. Muf Der oeutiaen @eite
Lob inmer teine @rmiDerung, Mber
aus allen &duiern unD @@eunen
itr0men Sruppen unb ellen an ibre
Sbliessnbeiten. Die pferDe meroen
beiorg: unp oas 5rubma9l einge>
nommen. Die etn3elnen Sruppen>
tDrper 1ammeln iih ouf ben porber
be5t1mmten pldben, bic Snfanterie
in groben 9eerbaufen, pie gu ibnen
yeb0rlsen pioriere nit ibren 5ubr>
perten unb @erdti@aften, Die 5elos
art.uetie uno bic Anseborisen Der
Marine, bic in oieiem Hlnsen UNI
Mntmerpen eine ebrenpoQe &oue
lpieleu. Niemano i@etnt auf ben
&anonenDonnel ionDerli@ gu o@ten.
obsle1d iepermonn meib, oaB o1es
les @sl@uBfeuer 19n ansebt. Noa
iinDe: tein aampf itatt, es iino bic
Sorts, Reoouten uno 3miihenitel'
lungen am Netbeubfanitt, Die oteien
Qaaei Don @ei4ofen aus1enoen, lie
Qberlhitten Die 3ufabritraben gum
6lub, um ben 4nmarl& Der 9eut'
iaen gu p%er5inDsrn. sSeoer mett Is,
bab er oieien Ruselre9en an tryenbz
e1ner @teue oper aud an hebreren
Dur@erinssn mus, aber Der @eit
Der Sruppen IL &c frti4, ols gln9e
es eirer gtDben Seitli&teit entge9en.
Sur t1n @efibl beberriat ale 9lei4'
mdBis, iene mil Mut gepaarts lin.
sepulb. sic gesen ben 3usel ladumt
unD i'm Gturme normdrtsDrtn9e1
mDGte.
@sgen Mittag enoliG. na@ langem
Wurten uno naboem Die 3ruppen
gus ben JeIotu@en per]orstL mor'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
Tarm-9 bpotbefem.a nleiben.

Die 5armers @tate Bo1f 1T ba3u
borbereitt, ibre Gon6s fir Mnleibe1
m1f 6arm=@igentbum dn3ubieten.
Die nnterfudung bes @igentbums
un6 8eftatig1ng Ser @iderbeit spir6
BON 8eamten Ser 8mf gemodbt 1trto
mit 10 tpenie Er,tbel fiIr ben MppIi.
tanten, mie MIR eben mogli9. Beger
@aberem telepbonire, fareibe maa.
at ODER fpre1e Dor in Der Bamf. -
Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30

babe MUIR etnen Stern BON Der altef
Queen Wittoria, Der leBt niht mebr
inert lift, als cine Biermurte. sic
aber baben i4on Das @iferne Rreuo.
Was mtrb Sbre Braut ba3u iayen2"
Isle meiB es nod ni@t. SD
bin erft felt ein1gen Sasen TN 8elib
bes @bren3ei4ens."
LIMB &pie gebt's meinem perebrten
@Dnner. Dem Ronful9" traste Grim
bergt meiter.
Da ersriff es auf einmal bic
@eele Napenburgs pie cine f4mere
Mbnuns. st loui@te nit an9ebolte>
mem Mtem. @ein san3es ber3bemes.
tes @rlebnis, Das er nit @enalt aus
ieiner @rinneruns perbranst botte,
ftano ieBt auf einmal, mitten i'm
&riegs9emiibl, pieoer DOR ieinen Sim
men.
rJur ben &oniul 1ino bic 3ei>
ten rett l@mer" iaste &ramer lans>
Jam. ,@sin srobes, meitper3melg>
tes @el@dft uar BON engliiaen
Martts abbdng1s, St mub ieBt neue
Megt 1u@en. So bin ubrisens iein
Sellbuber. @etbert lit i@on i'm 6elo,
unD 3mar befinoet er ii@ gang in
an1rer Ndbe. @iteQa miDmet it@ Der
2iebestGtigteit oss Hoten &reu3es in
@amaurg."
sSSn Xapenburg maute es beib
aui. ,plDBlia iah ct in Dem lie>
beasmiirol9en, :apferen Rameraoen
uno aeuen 5reunoe ben &lpulen.
Ser tief in Del Natur begrinDete
Sob pes Mannes segen einen gliidz
lihen Nebentubler i'm Rampf UNI
pas Weib uno Dos 8ei@dmungsse>
fubl Des @tarten, einem anbern 6a'
ben mei@en gu muhen, itritten mit>
chamber in feine1 8ruit uno 3errif>
fen fem @er3. Mber RAID trat tbm
pieoer DOR bic Seele. mte alles 9e>
f@ebeu mar, oab es ii@ bier ni@t
UNI einen 3mettampf gebanoelt batte,
DeKe1. prets @iteQa par, 1ontern
um Elm groBes traurtses @@td1ol,
Don cenen Malten Der &amerac in
Mot urb Sob feline @bnung batte.
ST ielbit mar etn Spfer. nt@t we>
niger gu betlagen als 2aoenburs,
bsnn i'm liebte ia .Gitela, ienem
reidte 1ie nur ibre 9ano. 4us iet>
mem abligen @emiit i@manoen raid
ale 6itteren unD mibginitigen Sc
oanten, Der MufmaQun9 folgte elne
erbDbte &ube, bic ben @@mer3 be-
3tpang.
Rramer unD @rinbergt begannen
Don Der 9eimat gu i4mdrmen, pie
aQe !6amburser gu tun pfle9en,
men11 fie einunDer 0rauben treften.
Man mar auf einmal auf benz Sung
Terrified, an Der @lbe unO an Der
glitter, uno. bdtte ni@t rings UNI
oas sous in ben Duntlen Sitter Der
Rononenponner fem 2ieo geiungen.
bann mur0e mon D1rtltm 9aDen
qlauben t0nnen, Drouben ldge bic alte
9anieitaot.
@@lieBli& fano fia Das @eiprad
3urid gum Mugenblid. Menn Der
Morgsn graute: miroe Der Nor>
marf@ Dur9 Das BON Rugeln iiber>
iate @el6nbe oes Netbeabianittes pom
neuem Beginner. Dtesmal mubte,
tpite Is, mas eE noble, 2ter genomz
men uno bi. Brei4e ge0ffnet mer>
ben. Wie mon@er miroe fallen
unb ben aG9ften Mbeno ni@t mebr
srleben.
Das @eiprd@ itodte. @iner na&
Dem onDern biilte ii@ in ben
Mantel unD lhlob bic 4ugen gu
tur3er @ait, 8alD lauter, balb
59mG9er t0nte pDn DrauBen oas tiete
g ummen oes fernen @ei@uBoonners
heral1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
8bemmatismms fplgt Der ansietmng.

SIM &egen oen ganaen Sag bat &C.
m0bnIib our 8olge idmer3lide &nif'
fe bon &belmatisma1s ODER Ne11.
ralgio. SIoan's Ointment bringt
gu9 roide 9%inberr1ng un6 beugt ben
&niffen Dor, Die 3ur Gortur meroen.
IS bringt raid Elm obne &eiben uno
mo6t Die peben unb fdmer3enoen
@lieoer meid. @egen pebe, iteife,
erid0pfte MuSfeln Die mebe tbun
un6 tlopfen bon ueberani trengung,
bringt 9loan's Ointment rai4e 2in-
oerung. Quetidungen, 8errerfuns
gen, @eritaudungen unb anoere &c.
ringe @erleBungen bel &inoern mer,
DEN rofd in Sronung gebraht 6nrd
SIoan's 2iniment. &anft cine 5laffc
beute nod bel @l1rem apotbefer,
25t. - In5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
Neribaft Cub Cure et0ene
6arnt.
Die Set, Gn@ ~m1n3nieben, IT, bebsr
SIT fanft. &ou1u1t brett az nit,
rub ID werbe gn6 belfen, gx1
gmer 9eim frei bon ieber Scribe.
rmng at beri4affeu.

@era SIR tpoG tpirb hos 2ano
@u4 belfen un6 fi@ felbit beaabIer.
ST babe Elm 11ngebeures Mreal 6es
frudtbari item 2anoes IN @entral.MI.
berta 5u nie6rigen Bretfen urb Ieids-
ten 8e6ingatngen gu $500 Biz
$4,000 ben Side 5u bertoufen 2dnoe.
reien nit geniigen6m @eeenfoa. Sc.
%oi1tgurger Elm Chronological boar, @eft
tnnerbab 5tpa13ig Sabrer. au4 Elm
grobes MreaI dbnIi4er 2anbeeien
init gaten 8erbefieruneer1 gu mabieen
Yreifen uno 8eoingungen. &ier lit
Cure @eIegerbeit, Cure 2tegenfdaf.
ten m%1s311oebnen ba1r4 anbm1f an,
g~rersen6en 2ar6es un6 Cure Greunoe
%a1@ OILS Modborer at ftder1.
@egen ndberem mert6e mon iid an
&erma1tr Coles, 5trome, alberto.
Canada.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30

0ie @to6t 8abia in 8raiilien bat
ibren Telepbon6tenlt nod Dem ame>
rifanifdem @p1tem umgeformt.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
QUIET ON EASTERN FRONT.

, Comparative quiet rules on the East,
ern front, according TO dispatches
from PotrOgrad and Vienna, and In
the region where the Austrian and
Italians are battling, heavy artillery
engagements are still the only subject
Tor the official reports.
Turkey, through German sources, is
claiming that she now controls the en-
tire seaboard east and west OF the
British station at Alden, on the mouth
Of the Persian gnlf. She bases her
claims on the assertion that the tribes.
men In that district have submitted to
the control of the Sultan.
From Cairo comes the news that for
several months the city of Sid Bara-
nj, Egypt, has been in the hands of
the tribesmen commanded by Turkish
officers. 1t il said that the place was
occupied without opposition on the
part of the British troops. 'r
At sea the, renewed German subma.
rine attack has netted the raiders me
new victim, according to the official
report issued last night by the adj
miralty This was the mine sweeper
Pimuls, which was torpedoed and
sunk in the eastern Mediterranean.
Three members Of her crew were lost
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
Thousands Die
WhenGallicMar
Ship GoesDow'n
Greatest Marine Tragedy Of His
tory Is Sinking of Old Liner
La Province


n ARTS, March 4.--The sinking of
the auxiliary cruiser La Pro
vince, greatest Of all maritime
disasters in the history of the
world in point of numbers of yer
sons who perished when the YES
sci sank, remains more OF, less of a
mystery. No details Of the destruction
of the cruiser have been given out by
the admiralty, and the official stTtc
mcnts contain little beyond the mere
fact that La Province sank last Sat
urday.
There were four thousand persons on
board the steamer when she went down.
and Il has been officially announced
thSt of this number only $40 sur
vivors have been reported. Three hun
dred Of these landed on ths little is
land of Malta.
II Is believed that the vessel struck
mine, MS there is no evidence that
she was torpedoed by submarine.
la Province was one of the most
famous Of the older French Transat-
lantie liners. and was taken over by
he gc'crnment ut the outbreak of the
war. She has been used extensively in
the Mediterranean sea.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
CAN'T STAND THE WORK

No ratter how hard man s work il
he can enjoy it if he has a clear head
a sound body and steady nerves. But
lame, aching backs aud "iumpy -
nerves make hard work harder.
Often 1t s only weak kidneys
The work itself may bring kidney
trouble. Work that requires constant
bending, reaching, stoopng or lifting
strains the kidneys in time. SO will
Jolting, vibration, dampncss, sudden
changes Of heat and cold, chemical
fum"s, or being always on one s feet.
Kidney sufferers complain Of being
tired all the time, lame in the morning
duh and nervous; they have headach hes,
dizzy spells, darting pains and bladder
troubles
Don't give up. Don t let gravel,
dropsv or BRIGHT : disease make start
Help the kihnry& Use Doan's Back
Rele Kidney Pills, the kidney remedy
that Is praised everywhere.
"When Your Back is Lame-Remem
Der the Name" Don t simply ak foI
p kidney rPmpdvE-nRk distinctly for
Doan's Bsckache Bidnev Pills AMI take
no other. DoaR s Backarhe Kidney FILLS
are sold by all druggists and store
keepers at 500, box (six boxes $2.6nl
or will hc mailed on receipt of mice nv
the HOLSTER Drug Co. or 'Rohshn
Smith 4 Co, agents for the Hawaiian
Observation-Disclosures
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
COURT HAS CONFIRMED
sALEOF HiLdRAlROAD
'7Ie'-rt 49, 1rt-4ti " ,J9N.tI Ia.Fl >
Cash TO. Redeem $13,5oo Out
standing Bonds Is Deposited

Attorney Henry Holmes wirelessed
Yesterday morning that Judge Charles
p, Parsons Of the Fourth Circuit Court
at Hilo has confirmed the sale of thC
now dsfunct IIilo Railroad Company to
the bondhclders, prot ctiye committee
The price paid, $1,000 900, represents q
valuation Of about twenty-five cents on
the doilars aas ,t.fs' - dr. 90, ...r.
I Before title passed to the committee
and the Hawaii Consolidated Railway,
Ltd, tho, corporation, which has been
formed to succeed the old company,
enough cash to redeem the $13, 800 out,
standing Hilo Railroad bonds at TWEEN
ty-two per cent Of their par value was
denositFd with the court
The formality having been attended
to, title, passed and the new company
entered upon the first legal step of its
formation. ..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
POPULAR YOUNG FOLK -
SOON WILL BE MARRIED

Invitations are out for the wedding
Of Adele Kanilani Robinson aud Her
man L"mkC Tn" Ger 'mOnv will take
place at the residence of the parents
IF the bride to-be, Mr. and Mrs. George
d. Robinson, in School street, on Tues.
day, March II, at eight clock in the
evtning. T.. -
The wedding viii be followed by a
reception. After brief honeymoon
the couple will reside in Honolulu.
The prospective groom is member
Of the grocery department of II. Hack
field Co and II very popular officer OF
The il"a'ani Yacht and Boat Club. Miss
R0hlnsop il one of the most charming
Ut the young social set and both have
hosts Of friends IN the city.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
MOUNTAIN KING MAY
PAY FIRST DIVIDEND

Rumor of one per cent dividend foI
Mountain King shareholders has cause
a strong boom in the stock of the com
pany, which is held in the Islands yer,
generally The, prospects, of the dom
pany were reported to be very fine by
John Watt on his return from the main
land last week and in the past six
weeks the shares have risen in price
from seventy five cents to one dollar
and twenty Ave cents the price asked
Yesterday.
Those claiming to be on the ms dc
say that the property will be able wi h
the present equipment to- pay one per
cent q month regularly after the first
of June. 1t is stated that the directors
have decided that before they pay any
profits they will accumulate a 10000
reserve funl and then begin paying
dividends. The reserve fund should
have been so accumulated by the end
of last month and it is thought that
there will be a three per cent dividend
declared on the last LAY of May. The
minN at last reports was making a prof
il of about ten thousand dollars a
month and a one per cent dividend on
the $60O,ODO capital stock can be easily
maintained for a couple Of years with
a little extra on the side once in a
while say the shareholders.
The mill has been increased to thirty
stamps a~d there is sarl to be ore
enough in sight and bloch ed out to run
for a couple of years at the rate the
rhine has been producing for the past
several months.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
COURT REFUSES TO HOLD rEUTONS

tAssociated Pres" nv FEDERAL wirelsss)
CAN FRANCISCO, March 4-Judge
y Dooling in the federal court here
yesterday, sustained the demurrer
to the indictment charging "conspira-
ry to set a'oot military expedition
to destroy British PropersSy," lodged
against Franz Bopp, the German Con,
sui-general here, attaches Won Setback
and Won BrIn"ken, and Charles Crow,
ley private detective, Margaret
Cornell and Van KoOlbergen, alleged
to have been hired arcOmplices. .-ra
Judge DOOling stated after listening
10 the argument in the case, that he
had been unable to find anything In
The indictment that would warrant
presenting this case to jury. r.s
lhere are no specific instances
given IN support Of the charge. In.
deed there is nothing but general
accumulation, without apparent ba
sis, said the court.
The court added that the indictments
confirm nothing that would show con,
n"cti"n with an aIl'g rd plot to blow up
bridges and factories in tho Dominion
OF 'nnnda, or to organize a militP y
expedition against tn" rorthern neigh,
Dor of the United States.
The Ipd!rtm"uls chargiug thu accus,
ed German officials and their alleged
a"comPIr"S. with Plating to interfer"
with, amt If p s>'hir destroy, the com
mere" etw"cn the tinted States and
for"igl CUNT 'rs, still stand. A de.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
r0ND IN LYMAN CASE
Is FIXED AT 100000
tAoacctpt.' r-ess nv FEDERAL wtrele.s1

tAHs"ciPts' Mess nv Federal wireIessD
NEW YORK, March 4.-Dr. John
Grant Lyman, accused of having swim
died ii. ousands ny means of fake stock
schemes, who was arrested some time
ago in FL Paso, was he'll under $780,,
600 bail here yesterday. Posing As
John II. Putnam, Lyman IL said to have
made use Of the old scheme of selling
stocks on the installment plan. He Is
reported to have taken in hundreds of
thousands of-Jo'lars by his frauds. Tn
man IL alsO suspected of having been
spy in the employ of the German gov,
eFnmPNt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
>EcRsTARY TAYLoRIWANTs
HAWAIIAN FERNS CONSERVED

a. p. Taylor, secretary of the pro
morton committee. Yesterday issued a
"t"t'm"nt in which he urged the pre-
serTation of the beautiful native ferns
snI shnibbOrV on the mountain sdeE
There are wonders which the tourists
ore anxious To view. - saws Mr. Tnvlnr
'hPhe promotion committee has receiv,
ed information that many of the bea!r-
tifnl ferns and mnGh of the shruhbery
has been taken away
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
NURDERFFs ARE HANGED
IN SEPARATE PRISONS

's..Ac1,'-A $500. ~ redernl wire,sssl
SAN TT hNCtSCO, March 4.-Charlos
'~"''a and his aceompiicc, Glenn Witt,
'e't day paid for the murder OF Will
am 'IoHander, a retired capitalist Of
ns h"pnles. OMAN died on the scat
fold ir lS'N Quentin and Witt was hang
ell in rrlsom. Alexander was murder.
oil b.. the pair, while they were at
tempt ng to rob tho Alexander house.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
IRON WORKER FALLS
267 FEET TODEATH
Coast Man Employed On Con.
struction Of Naval Tower
Meets Tragioal End

John Smith, while working on the
United States naval radio tower in
Pearl Harbor, yesterday afternoon
fen 267 feet to the ground. He wa,
hilled instantly. When picked up hi,
body was mashed beyond recognition
: Smith, who is n structural iron work
or, and recent arrival from San Fran
cisco was working with a gang of men
on the construction Of one of the three
6O0foot radio towers that are being
built 10 the naval station, and while
attempting to tx beam in place, ap
rarently lost his balance.
Nothing is known of his home ad
dress or Of relatives. i ~.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07

cause he did not favor his own sui sti
tute, which he introduced, he explain.
ed to get an expression from the senatr
on the travel issue. ..,-r -.
The fight between the administration
and anti administration forces on til,
issue will now be transferred to the
house.
Senator Owen of Oklahoma, cOllea;
gne of Senator Gore, conferred with
the Prcsi'rrt Yesterday. He said that
70 Fund Senator Cores statement 'df
Thursday regarding the alleged utter
rne" of the rr"s'h"ut TO he entirely
unfoundCd. Senator Gore had declared
that II was reported Pres dent Wilson
asserted war between America and
Germany might end the European war
ny mid -summCr. Senator Owen made
ltNhlein that he would support the
President.
Turns Attention to House
President Wilson last night was re-
ported to have turned his attention
from the fight in the senate to the
fight in the house, where the opposi
hon to his foreign policy is said to b.
even hotter. He made no comment up.
on the action of the senate in voting
down the Gore resoIuti9n.
In the house the situation is said to
he satisfactory to the administration
Ioad"'s, who declare that they are con
sden' they have a sufficient vote to
"Verwholm any Of the pending Fesolu-
tons.
Senator Hitchcock, Democrat from
NebFaskas Yesterday introduced bill
apprOpriating $2,0OO,00O for the beRes
ht II the war sufferers in Poland, and
arb 'izing the President to send o
warship with provisions to the Poles
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
INVITES Mr.. HILL HERE

l.ouis J. Hill, president of !he Hill
railroad and steamship lines, has been
invited to visit this city by the Homo
lulu chamber of commerce. This was
decid d at a meeting of the directors
held yesterday morning. The chamber
will entertain Mr. Hill if he comes AMI
a banquet, probably at the Commercial
club, win be given In honor Of the dis
tinguished guest.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
RAW SUGAR BRINGS -,
AN IMMENSE PRICE

tASseciasod PFsss BY FEDERAL wirsIsss.)
= NEW YORK. March 4--sixteen hun
dred tons Of raw sugar were sold here
yesterday at Ave dollars and twenty
zen hundred weight, or $lO5.4O a
ton. r~'"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
A LIFE SAVER.

is sa:" to say that Chamberlain e
toiIr, Cholera AMI DiarrhOea Remedy
has saved the myes Of more people and
relIeNel more sufl"rrug than any Other
remedy in existence. 1t is known all
over tho c'NfiE"d world Tor it's speedy
ours ~ rrnmrs in the stomach, diar-
rhre ant At intestinal pains. For sale
Nv al dca'F's. hepsVp. smith. 4 Co..
Ltd. agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
rHAW DIVORCE SUIT T.,
IS HEARD IN PRIVATE

tAsHocIs'"t Press by Federal wtrelsas.l
PITTSBURGH, March 4.-The hear
ng of Harry X. Thaw's suit for d.
vOree from Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, on
whose accornt h" claimed to have muir
Tered Starfo'd Wbitr the rhnf of
Madison Equare - Garden. was begun
here Yesterday in private. Evelyn Thaw
r"R @'""rt, and was not even present
Il ly an attorney. :
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
GERMAN STEAMER SUNK

LONDON, March 3.--Tbe' German
steamer Delta from Apenrade is be,
iieNed to have struck German mine
in South Sound and foundered. Wreck
age washed ashore has been Identified
as part of this steamer. =?
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
PORTUGUESE CAPTURE -.
GERMAN SHIPS AT GOA
r.tsd prsss by FEDERAL wireless,

'"@'"h toa frDss " fedoral WtroleBs.D
LONDON, March 3-The Lloyd 8
agent at Bombay reports that the Por-
tuGuese have hOisted the Portuguese
flag on German~ vessels anchored at
MOrm"gao and the Germans aboard
have iuterned at Panjim, the capital
spf>the Portuguese colony at Goa, India.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
DAVID CAPTAINS TRIAL
HAS BEEN POSTPONED

tA'"ociatsd Press BY Federal wirslsss)
Los ANGELES, March 4.--The trial
David Caplan, accused Of being one
the party which placed the bomb
hat destroyed the Los Angeles Times
building and caused the death Of more
than a score Of the employees Ct the
newspaper, has been postponed from
Nqrrh u. the date IL was originally
set for, to April 81 The, illness of one
Of the connscl for the defense is given
as the reason for the postponemcnt.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
(Associated Press by Federal Wirelessl

WASHINGTON March 4-Faed by Senator Borah, Progress
w ve Republican from Idaho "Germanzed creatures
Teuton Kaiser certain members of the yesterday
tracked with suddennes and the upper house
eight fourteen table Senator Cores resolution warning
against travelling merchant ships Of the warning
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
BORAH OF IDAHO CHARGES
THAT UPPER HOUSE TAKES
ITS ORDERS FROM KAISER

During Sensational Speech To Defeat Gore
Amendment, Western Scion Accuses His
Colleagues of S1bserving American Inter
ests To Germanism, and Opposition To
the Administration Fades Before Rebuke
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-03

Ernest L. Parker is native of Iowa but has been
den of Idaho for the past "a years. having resided Laah
county for years. in Nez Perce county for IL years. and in
Idaho county for 10 years. He served County CommS
Soner of Nez Perce county for and did loyal
vice after the opening of the reservation in laying and
opening roads through that large territory He later
served capab in the state legislature from this county
Mr.. Parker has held state appointment under every
democratic governor of the state except when member of
the legislature and these appointments entirely
cited He is of the Northern Idaho Insane
Asylum at Orofno.
Ernest L. Parker has been closely identified with the
upbudng of the central Idaho country for years and has its
best interests and welfare strongly heart He ecogniz
ed wherever known a capable upright honest and
will make ideal official AS lieutenant governor he
will be in position do for northern Idaho than any
other either ticket He entitled solid support
from members of both parties VOTE for ERNEST L.
PARKER next Tuesday,