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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

3. @cS6al6 loa uniere Nlabt iib
bis al Den N6cin erItreden? IL
@eil mir nicbt 5uge6en oiirfen, OoB
Ielitl1lanD 3l no6c am Ser5en i'm.
leres Salioes Ite6t. g8cil 0as 4beir.
uno sOloiellon0 ocu 9urhoren ent5o-
gen im0 III ausgicbigem DlaBc unlc-
rer militdriic6en iin0 uirti6a tli1cn
@1adt iulteriporien luerocn miiiien.
gSeIlnur'uuf Oieie &ciie 9elgici ici-
men eigentliden patrrldp0ii9en Be
rirf crrnitcn -foifiI. ~ '''''' '''''
@arum III Sic @efirdtlnq iuc.
gen Ser 9luiua1lnc ceS 9i6einlanoeS
in 9elgien in6e9riinoct? @ci[
niemano 0oran Ocnft, bic iett Qans
neroelltibten Ginpo0ncr ais 9clQicr
aili5lue6mcll lmo q u0lia acna.
geio mo beauemer iu1re. sic sPadt
iibcr OnS @ebict lno Die Snouitrie ill
beiiben. obne @eiobr fir sic 5prahc
unO Sittcn Der 9elgier.
5. gSns III Der paterldn0iid,c 9erii
8elgicusl Die Srenutng scr bel.
Den fGmpfcnOeu NlGc6tc @uropas
ourh einen itarfen Eann Tieie not
menOigerlueile Bcgcn Ieutihlolo gc-
ricbtete SAeiouug 6eitdrft mnO Der.
iidert bic 9iu6c GlropoS
6. SIT inter g8unih nod @ergro-
Berung nidt uodteiIig fir lnicrii
9inf ser ieIbitloien 8erteioiglmq bon
1912 @epiB nidt. ggir oriffen
5u oen g9affen Done etuos 5u forOcri
ODER 5u piiniheil leoi1lid fir g6rc
uno Eflidt. 9teie GatYdHa 6IciBf,
mas and geideAcn mogc 9laein mir
'Diirfeir iiniere 9luger nidt oor ocr
flnren 9&otmenoigfeit elmer g9q6r ge.
aeli tiinitige Slugriiie berihlieBcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

i6nen in Der @eneinlhoit Der fart
5cttraIiiierten oiterreidbiiheu 9lieocr.
lonOc ein 9on5 eigcnes, nltr lehr
oberild6lid qbelgiibes" 9oiein
fiibrtc. Dieie @ebiete NIT oen unter
2 erm66nten ,bcno6e 9dn5lih bel.
ocutimteu @imuobnern" no6ncn mic
ais oen @eidiHtsaftcn bon 1915
6erborge9t, ibre Ginoerlei6un9 in
N6einlnnOs@reiBeu nirbt7 MIR o6ne
Murren ion6ern 5itfrieOen ino be-
rcihpiQig ouf. God es fomnt fiir
ms menigcr ouraui an mas naH
Dem .inoermeiolirbeu" Siege Die
9elgier BON GreuBen a6idneioen per-
Sen, ion0eru 0uronf OnB iie Die
Sono nod 6olldnoiiheni @ebict aus.
itreden poacn. Den uoritc6eno obge.
oriidten 6roeen aeEt nauliA iolgenoe
oorous
@cl1e @e6iete nuBten mir 1888
obtrcten2 Iic SoGlfte bon 2im.
burg ino sic SGlite bon 2uremburo
nit mebr ais 100000 9elgiern, bic
1880 nit lms getdnIpft botten luo
bon ie6er ulierc Stommesgeuoiien
mo Snnosleute gepeien woren.
Gieic StonmesaenoIien pi(l mad
81 9el0icn ,erloien" Solldnoiidls
Simburg ioll al 8elgien fallch2
@an faun iid Ooriteaeu, mie eiiBiol-
der @oricblog III gfieoerlono ditfge.
nommen iuiiroe; nit Dem eip6elligen
9tuf 81 ben Mqffen @oS oie g(n.
ipiellng ouf oie Nlitfdmpfer BON
1880 in Ser @rle6img gegen Oos 9es
gimeut 8ilbelm 7 ange6t, 10 mare
Der Gor6ebnlt 5u mnrben, OoB. ne.
-ligitens mas Slrem6urg ongeDt, Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

6eutid)e Eeil Oieier &ropin5 an Der
grbebung feinen 9lnteil nuhm uent
ouG cin8elne in 0os beloihe Sagcr
ii6ergin9en. lin 70 einpfinOIider
uor eS 1889 fir Die Surenl6rger,
6oB i6nen elm neutrality-suspicious. Gel,
nit 9lrel ilno 8aitnad, cntriiien Nuur-
Sc, unl su oer oiiritigcn bclGiidet
4ropin5 2nrenlblrg NIT i6ren mol
loniihen aern aeidlagen al peroen.
@e0er bci 2uremburg nod bel Snns
6nrd lcur0c onmnls auf bic &olfSart
oeie6en melAc bic 8erfuicr 0er
S@fift iiunme6r 10 rein erDolten
ipollen.
Sopiel iiber oie (nah % wlcoer-
Sltne6meHoen Gtiide Der 8elaica ".
rcoento0. gaus ous ei9eittlide lints
r6einilde Gcbiet 9reiiBens son9e0t,
10 i9einen Oic 2eiltelin 6aorc lidll ID
eine 9trt pon foloniolenr gleborlono
in Mfitteleiiropo ous5mnaleu Wton
brdud5t 6ier liidjt erniflidj nfit ibnen
5li re0en. 5ic iheinen iibrigens nidlr
nit oer itrolfen felt Dem arieg piei
mails mie0er6olteh t5oroeruneen Der
6ron5olen nod Dem linten &6enuicr
5u re@nen 6rdnfreib iilblt iidl I'M.
uner nod ais SEN 9eborencn @cbieter
ii6er Oie 6ltlih bon ibnt liegenoen
@anc 9lIs 2lt0lpi8 XIV.s@l667 Den
9leoolutionstrieg begann crflGrte er.
Ser aouig III iiber3eltgt ooB ois
9olfer Scr fctbuliiheu 9tieOerlnn0e
nieniols berseiien lueroen ooB oe
aonige BON Srontreid i6rd uotiirli.
den Serrider fpuren, bebor es Sfoni1e
BON &aitiIien CAB, uno 0oB iic III Ben
SdoB oieIeS olten Goterlouocs aus
riidfebren n69en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

cine @etterfa6ne. oie oos Mdfenien-
Idle gSoppen tr1at Gin GaImbunn
III Scr Wdtte un0 olB Seln5ier 0ura
ii6er einen @ogel 5trauB Srau alia.
ior gertront eeb. Diodenieu IN Snle
(5oolc). cine leibli@e gaie oe8 @e.
ncrolfelouarihalls, beiiet nod 5ipet
9Srtid)ofte i6rcS 8oterS. bic oieics
@nppen iebr fein aeihnittei 5eigen
9ludy Der @eneralfelOmoribnu nno
W}odenien bon gtitfelo fiiBren oieies
&dppcn. aBrat @taior @ertraH be.
merit bier5u: gSiir einen &eraloifer
bdttc es oielleiht giei5. bernns5ube-
foutmen, ipie oas meltentlegene Dorl.
den 81 oen liiolihen @ro0ufter.
8olmboum un0 StrnuB tn oer @et-
terf1bne fonurt. Us ntuB bod eiit
Yprf16rc bon ltns iiber Gee eegongeu
iein uno iid) irgeuopo miSge5eidnet
boben. Goriiber meiB icb leioer nihts.
8pei ritbtigc 8ettern 1iadcitlen BON
mir, Sobne oes iiingiten BriocrS
meines @nters, Elm glntsrnt q. 70.
6ugo @iodenien lnO ein Naaior a 8.
Grid @lodenien leben nod iii 8roun-
idjiDeig uno baben ia nieorr smet
50bnc sic fiibren oos sleidc Nop.
pen. nX
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

Wienid muB ia nibt dles ieben mol
lenl llno wcnige iiuo ID ncrpenitdrf
unO abgebrii6t i'm AineiiiAen Greiie
etipo i'm Sotel ipillig mit5ueiieu no
in Die D3itte oes runoen Tiihes 0ie
Shiiiieln uno E0pfe geiteut lpernerl
uno ieoer iih init ieinem 5tdbben
ooS berous fiibt wos i6m paBt
Cam bil0en iib BON ser N1itte bis
3u ieoem @lobe fleinc 9d1lein bon
9}uoeln lmo 5aucen unO gan5 inter.
eiiante W}iicb1ngen BON einigen @es
rc6ten. sic man pieoer auff1ngt uno
weiter perperten fam. Sat man oie
aoHerei an ciqnen Ser0e. alias Spi-
ritiSfoher. obneicbloiien rn0 Die ents
lcertcn 8leHooien. oic leercn So0as
maIIer unO 9ierflolchen ln0 etIihe
lleber6lei6ieI an oie iid oaulm ball
aenoe SngenO perteilt. 70 fam man
idlafen acben ipenn man it6ldfen
tam 9lber fonnte man 70 bl6den 5li
un9loublicber 93odltaeit sic 2hofe,
ino Sic Wloiltiere briiIlen in Eoren,
ole Dem ardb5en etpoS onperoiieter
Bumpenihpeudel gleihen auuni tit
man einaeiblofcr crpatht ibon Der
game @oit6of unO es 0ciBt SSrii6-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16
.selgica irredenta.
YIN Satedjisuus 6elat(Ger
SriessSiere.

bo,,as ~ 9aben i'm @efolge oes gieroer.
SSo S'oes iuie Der 9tieuwc 9lottcrOoll,
n Ivy eourant aus Sabre oenlcISpt
oo, o elitiae @elgier lire g9eishea
emu e nlelll9attli4 5uinnmeuaeIeat O..
SI,,sSS s SSl9rttt 6erausgegcbn oie tiir Sic
noas oegnllng i5res Seimatlonoes
I%o,, Z Gem Siege oes gierOerbanoes
1es. sg1l Jest Stinimuug modem ioa. Die
notop entDolt einen .fleincn MOTTO.
oenSa a aatebismus~. aus oem ioI.
Sragen berousgegriifen ieien:
1st, %eltge @cbiete iuilroen ina
,oh,,. i9la- 1915 aeitobleu9 II greuRer
miSaI SS.I alIBer Dem linfen Rbeirl,ier
Sor":S.a oer alles ReGt mo @6rlidfeit Die
Ssuwen &antonc g2ie0ercr,hfen
gss5sf5OigSenrot9, eupep gqaImcSu. ~
S3o,'e'lTn, S3'sleen, aronenbere, ct. g5it5
0ors 0%serour9, Ar8fcIo, 9it6urq, gu0eI.
Spl oorl Ionic cinen 5cil Ses q aoito',s itOr',
o,,f @Ogl a. lllo oo5lrcide bilqiIdc T6rfcr
- oen linfcn llfer 0er S,,r ,n,S
Soller ~ lno ouf oem rcI+o,' ~ Sp.lina lllIO
uter on iid. 'V'Qlen ~folel'
2 Sou 9eIaicn iid ni6+ o,oi4o,.
to,, ,uu Slten his an sen 9f6ein o,,sSrei. 'S'ISt
a a., $50, %as 1T OlrcbulS nohneuSia II
Slniersr i 'yS5sg ss,,s1 lllerer ltno66dnqiafeit'
Soop i,,0as S.ape lno llnierer aeiointe,r
e.
ferinoS S in 9q@Rsg @slt11 OerOeutien gc0SI. ctil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

Tic &epolution mo glapoleon
iolgten Bel iDrcn @roberiingcn uno
9IngIie6eruiqcH nir ocr Spuren
2nofpiqS XIV nno 9cleici Bate
icbmer oorltnter 5u leioen SSit ibrcr
8crblenounq woQen bic &crfaiier
Der g9erbeIArift iett Die 200 Sabre
alto Sebrc bon Der Qluigabe 9clgiens
ais y@orriere~ ols Sdronfe gcgen
6os bon ie6er lonoeiarigc SSronf.
reid, leihtiiiluie III oos @egenteil
iino olS 9oamerf gegen.
Teitidlono uno 3ipirsburg fir bic
;ii fnec1tenoen 9l6einlun0e oufluer.
ien 6ier 5eigt iih Ser 5eriebenoe
GiniliiB, oeil init oifenen rn0 id5lei.
djenoen N}itteln oie fSralBoien jabr-
tc6utelong ouf sic 6ffeutlicbe Dlei.
iaing iii 8elqicn altS1eiibt bnben:
inan nil ih oielleid5t neil ionit
sic erItrebte @ebietserpeiterune nidt
All huben m1re ais &oritellunq
Sronfreicbs benuten laiien. Inna
tniiBte bei SET gdn5en glrt SSrdnfreids
sic politiihe llnobbdieigfeit Bel.
oiens in bic 8riide gehen nahOen
ooS 9ouO lid onrh longinme rm0
itctioc llnttriebe icincr noltiihen I'm.
ob6Gngigfeit 3lun 9eiien oes iiioIi.
den N1adbors 6egeben bottc mas
ocS 2ono ieBt bitter enlpfinoen ltno
lbiiBcn mtB. lluo itteBlit6 iino
Sic Tcutid5eu id ouh nod bal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16
0idlter 9laHe.

Gin Iihter Bat cit 9raiierlpieI
geIdrieben nelMes Del Der qrlicft
9[iiffitDrin9 polig aiseeladt iuuroe
@iiten0 iibef 0ielen Griolg laat er
entriiitet apm 9ireftor Dos 93lib.
l4Ant bot4mciH Eruueripiel aisge-
laht gittl SeBt iperoc id aber cllt
Quitipiel idreibeu, ooB Ben 2elItea
0os 9ohen ihon oer9ebcn iolll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16
1. llm6cr5ie6cuOe SGuSlcr.
2. EfrnEenhSuSIcr

l. llm6er5ie6cnOe SGuSlcr.
2 StrakenbGuSler.
g. Sin iOglides &irtS6aus in Sbautnng.
d Gbiueirdc g9irtsinbe. II Der Sod iitt am Serb.
8 Sine Ser6erse in @OrOidi IuanO Der @ferOc Serrcn
eines GnrOpGers
o. SOrfberbergcn an elmer 0anpttrakc
q Sin Sempcl, nOem man uObnen fam.
8. @aseuanffaGrt elmer 6er6erse.
8. 0er6erasbOf in gprOidli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

uno and Den aocbopparat nit ben
9ii6ienDorr0ten Weim man iebr Dor.
iiAtig lit. 9leiit man a6er nit groBe.
rem SroB, 10 bat man auBer Dem
@taiiL oem @feroefnedt, aud Ocl
@ob mitgenonlmcn uno Damn iii
man gloi5eno nligc6o6eu Denn Die.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

BEND, 5u e6ener Gr0e einen N}ittel-
gang, an oen iid re1ts 1no linfs in
etDn einenl bal6en W}eter So6e 9(uf-
bollten ans 9odltein nit einem 9c-
lage bon Stro6nlatten oni9lieBeil,
Die fir ie elm oOer 5luei 9etten 8a1n
6ieten. 0ieie 8etten o6er gibt es na-
tiirlid niAt Ger G6ineie legt iih auf
feline Oede Die ct mit6rin9t, un0 Der
6remoe wor ii6erlih 10 flug. iein
eilerneS 6elobett rn0 Giiien uno Tef.
fen iel6it nit ii6 81 fiibren. las lit
raid eingepncft uno cbenio roiH ouf.
geIAlogen in0 ihiibt wenn man i'm
Sic 9ettfiiBe fleine @Gae bon SSnIef-
tenpulDer frieesmdBig antiirnt, piel-
leidt alib gegen fleine llneripiinidte
@ettgenoiien. S5n scr Somner5eit lit
freiIic1 and ooS Wlosfitoneb ni1t 5u
oergeiien, oenn in Dem S6ilfs uno
Stro6oodj oes Soilies lit gemo6nli6
0ie bette 9rutitdttc Sieier imangc
ne6mcn @eiellcn, @igcne Triuf- itn0
@oid5gcfdBe Bot man mitge6raht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

9[uf Dem air6tirin. oeA lories
Nludenieu int Soling bei @in6ed in
&onnober, Dem StofnntiiB Der
WladenienI1en 6oHiilic, 6eitnoet iih
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

itiid to1en uno 3arren pdden nlt
pieoer oen @dul 5u beiteisen lil0
nod Dor anbrehenoer @lutBisc 9es
Sonuuertages cine Itramne Eour 5il.
riid3u legen. g[umoblirb mooerniliert
lid frGilirb auh 0os d1ineiiidle @otel
imnIer nlebr. Dort, ipp Srrmoe hdit.
flyer binfonmen gibt cs it6ou &clt
iteaeu, fir bic iton lid allcrotn9s
Riiien rno 8etten iel6it ntitbringt cS
aibt uuH ihon @orbdliae un0 (Slas-
fcrIter, itn0 lpo bic sSitBaber ifiiberc
Dienitboten BON @rropGern ODER So.
telungeitellte iin0, nir0 audi idlou
eitropdiihes @iien onaebotrn glber
oas iiilo lhon etpas besan3cacrc
8faoe, I'M Snnern lit man iro6, eln
Dud aeqen Regen uno 0iiune Sebn.
maueru eegen oen @iuo 5i ba6eu
1no entbebrt chen etlpoS, I'M 5lt let'
men, nit mic mcnig man altstonnHcn
uno mic beihei0en man leber tanH
llniere 9ilocr geben 5n aacn cine
quite SQuitrotion. Sie 8eigen cine
gon3e 9lusabl BON Serbergen, ein,
fa6c uno before iiuo ben Serbergs'
6of init Sen rultcnoen PferOen iiHo
Nlaulceln ltno sic neitgierigen Gbi'
neIen, sic III sic 5iiroffnun9 getreten
iiuo, ieben oen 2eier ebenio erltaunt
itno beluItigt an. ipie lie ocn Srenl-
sen ongeIbaiH babelL Dor oa aultatt
IN sen SaiptitGoten III ben feiuen
Sotels su bleibens bier armleliac
@irtsbaider aufindbtc Gum 9lnoen-
fen Bat er baum Die @ruppe id)nell ae'
fnipIt, obnc Dob bic G5incicn etipaS
gemerft baben.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Chicago Auxiliary, California Jew
ish Consumptive Relief assn, will
give penny social and dance Sun.
afternoon, May II, Lawndale hall,
Ogden av. near Homan. Donations
may be sent to Mrs. B. Rosenberg,
1922 w. 18th.
Painters union, TAT, will meet
every Tues. evening now, instead of
Fri evenings, 20 w. Randolph, be-
ginning May 2.
Stanford Park, 18th pI. and Jeffer-
son st., Tues, illustrated lecture,
Scenes in Italy," Ozora S. Davis.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-02

eve intend to teach the Examiner
that it cannot get away with adver-
Using any one they please in the
manner they treated Mr.. Morrison, "
said Ward. 81 am aready preparing
to start the criminal action and will
probably do so within day or two.
THE Tribune and the American
were also extensively one-sided in the
way they handled the story and we'll
hit them, too. Mr.. Hearst can't bluff
us! We're going through.
THE truth Of the matter is this:
MorrisOn's father died in 1868. Edw.
w. MOrrison's title to the bulk of the
estate was confirmed, with the eX-
ception of the widows dover right.
This will was pTObated in 1869. But
the will and record was destroyed in
the Chicago fire in 1871. In 1873 the
will was again pTobated under the
burnt decree law in the county court.
1t is now a matter of record"
Willie Hearst has been getting his
bumps in the Chicago courts and if
Ward makes good his threat to start
criminal action it will be the biggest
waIop. First John F. O'Malley, North
Side political boss, collected $500
from Hearst for stories printed when
Hearst and Andy Lawrence were try
ing to put over a political slate.
Only a few weeks ago boy who
was knocked down and seriously in
iured by a fendeTless auto truck
owned by Hearst's Chicago American
got a $4,000 verdict in the circuit
court.
1890
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-02
IN ANOTHER SUIT

Hearst's Chicago Examiner, with a
100000 suit already filed against it
in the superior court Monday,
now faces criminal libel proceedings.
The action was started by Capt.
Edward w. Morrison, One-time own
er of the Morrison hotel and holder
of valuable real estate. The action
followed the printing of the story of
Morrison's transfer of 100000 to his
attorney, Jas. R. Ward. The latter
is representing Morrison in his ac-
ton against the Examiner.
In the Sunday Examiner Frank T.
Fowler, speaking for members Of the
family unfriendly to Edward, was
quoted as saying that Morrison had
done away with the will of his father,
James Morrison, who died in 1868.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-09
CLIMB THREE FENCES
TO AVOID GUARDS OF
/. BRISK FAN-TAh GAME

twenty-five men. who played in a
midnight game of fantan in, cottage
en- kukui street. near Fort! were ar.
rested last night, and this morning
were fined IS and costs each in the
police court All of the men are Chi
nese. -
Preparedness was evidently consid.
cred virtue with the gamblers. Sen.
tries were thrown out on four sides
OF the cottage, and the doors were
guarded. Capt. McDuffie, Sgt. Kellett
and Detectives Silva and Akana
climbed three back fences before they
reached a point suitable for a sally.
and then rushed the place They
grabbed the sentries and forced their
way into the room. getting all the
gambling outfit and every man con.
neeted with the game This morning
the gamblers entered pleas Of guilty.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-09
JUDGE clemens
NOT TO ANSWER
LIGHTFOOT Def

Il have no reply to make at this
time, neither have L anything to take
back, said Federal Judge C. F. Glenn
ons today regarding a letter written
by Attorney ]. Lightfoot in which the
letter "defies" the Judge to bring dis
barment proceedings against him.
In a recent opinion dismissing ha-
beas corpus case in which Lightfoot
was counsel for the petitioner, Judge
Clemens stated that, in his opinion,
Lightfoot was abusing the habeas
corpus process"
Today Judge Clemens filed a mem
orandum in connection with petition
dismissing the case of one Tome Tan
no, in which Lightfoot is also counsel
for the petitioner. He says, in part:
The point that in the first habeas
corpus proceeding the petitioner was
deprived of her noted appeal by rea-
son of her failure through accident
and mistake to perfect the appeal, is
frivolous and trifiing.n
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-09
IL. MCANDLESS' OPPOSITION
HELPS KILL PAUAHI IMPROVEMENT

posal OF the $4,000 road tax avail.
able. at least $500 was needed for
street cleaning and sprinkling, S50e4
for cantoniers and 5000 for engineer,
ing and office expenses, leaving only
312.500. which would have TO be dr.
verified from repair and maintenance
work, which if done even and added
10 the $4,000 above referred to.
would still be inadequate.
The board therefore is forced to re-
jet the substitute plan for financial
reasons, to say. nothing of the ques-
ton of frontage-tax policy involved.
with features OF which the board
could not agree. Ill ..s.........:~ -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-09
MEMO'S OF MEETING OF
CITY SUPERVISORS

Last nights meeting was adjourned
until Thursday.
thirteen petitioners wanted Laiala.
nj road. Mendonca tract, repaired.
Culyerts on Nuuann avenue will be
reconstructed, If a bill which passed
first reading last night appropriating
$4,000 for that purpose goes through.
Fourteen residents of, the district
near Maunalei avenue, between 18th
and 18th avenues, Kaimuki, asked
that it be provided with electric
lights !
keonaona street, in the Bates street
tract, is almost impossible, according
to IA signers to a petition presented
to the board last night asking that II
be repairedc :... 49,. .
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OPIUM NETSBlf
PROFIT TO ONES
WHODEAL INIT
Witness in All Poi Case TeSti-
flies One Ounce WIN Fur
nish 100 Smokes

II one ounce of opium Will furnish
I. 100 pills or smokes and one pound
or Is ounces OF opiam Will furnish
1909 smokes, what Isl the profit To a
dealer who buys the poppy drug at
500 pound and dispQses OF IL in his
den" at 80 cents a smoke? ..... =.
This is an easily solved problem In
simple mathematics. and one which
shows the enormous profits which. II
the figures are correct, must be made
by the many purported keepers OF
opium Joints" in Honolulu and on
some of the other islands. According
to the foregoing figures. dealer would
net profit of about 5000 r.
One OF the witnesses in the All Poi
case WHICH was tried In federal court
today stated that. in his opinion, an
ounce OF opium was good for 100
smokes. Officials say that a smoke
in den" Is worth about so cents.
and that the price of good opium IN
Honolulu is now between $50 and 800
tin, and some OF the tins do not
even weigh one pound. -. !
All Poi was found guilty after the
| jury had deliberated about. Ave min.
utes. When arrested by. the police
some months ago, he had four, tins OF
the drug in his possession. Captain
| OF Detectives A. McDaffie, called as q
| witness today. smelled and tasted Of
the substance in the tins and pro-
nouneed it first grade opium. The
case viii come up at 10 o'clock next
Friday morning for further dIsposi.
ton IT, E.
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SANTAFECAN
nANDLEPARTO OF
SUGAR TONNAGE

That he expects the Santa Fe will
|Ifain its share Of Hawaiian sugar
.1ipped to the coast Tot feshipment TO
eastern refineries BY rail. provided the
proposed deal between the Sugar Fac
tors and the American-FIaweiian line
goes through. was stated today. W W.
Al. Bissell, assistant traffic manager OF
The santa Fee who is at the Moana.
some of the sugar will undoubt-
11Iy be diverted to our line" said Mr..
HIsselI, "but we aren't sure whether
We woald want it We could handle
the business with our transcontinental
|ne. but orr lines down Galveston
and FL Paso way have all they can
handle right now, carrying cotton and
<rdin to the gulf. We can take care
81 large portion Of the sugaf, how.
ever. with our transcontinental line,
without materially burdening as"
No advices from the New York Of
Gee were reported today by c. p.
Morse. general freight agent of the
Imerican-Hawaiian, who said this
morning he knows nothing further
<6ncefning the sugar shipping situa-
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PERSONALITIES

MRS, GEORGE MUDDY has re-
turned TO her Hilo home after a
pleasant visit in Honolulu.
RICHARD l. HALSEY. federal I'm.
migration inspector, has received
news Of the serious illness of his
wife in Santa Cruz, Cal.
j. R. CARVALHo. for the last
30 years leader of the Hilo band, was
TO leave for the mainland in the
steamer Matsonia this morning on
business .@...:-... HI
HENRY MCCONNELL, examined
for the department of justice, was e
leave for Maui in the Lurline this aft
ernoon to look over the accounts oil
the u. s. referee in bankruptcy al
Kahului His family will remain ii
Honolulu.
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6nnnlulu Star 8nllptitt
EDITOR
THE NATIONAL PARK BILL.

/. A favorable report by the House committee
ION public lands upon the bill establishing ma
tional park in Hawaii is long step toward
realization of great territorial project.
The areas around Kilauea and Mauna Loa on
Hawaii and Haleakala on Mani are to be set
aside as heritage to. the people, according to
teIegraphic advices from Washington. The
Maui area was not included in the original bill
introduced by Delegate Kuhio, but the bill APP
parently was amended in committee. The
original bill also carried an appropriation of
$4,000, so that parts of the national park areas
mot included within the public lands might be
purchased under the direction of the secretary
of the. interior. The bill has been reported
to the house minus the appropriation, but ulti-
mately there is little doubt that an appropria-
ition can be secured; perhaps not at this session
|! of Congress, but at some future session.
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GIVING UP HOPE
OF Finding Man
WHO Slew ECTOR

Only one Of those unexpected oc-
|currences which sometimes lead to
the arrest OF criminals can now bring
q solution of the mystery Of the death
of Pvt. Jesse Ector, Company H, 25th
Infantry, who was killed almost two
weeks ago at Kole Koie pass. Slight
clues have failed to help the police.
Deputy Sheriff H. H. Plemer has de-
voted days to searching for the own
er of light bladed, black-handled
razor. found near the body of Ector,
and which was probably used to cut
the mans throat The razor does
not bear any distinguishing marks and
was without case To trace IL to its
owner is next to impossible.
Nor can any trace be found Of the
men who are said to have gone up
Kole Kole pass Thursday evening, six
of them together and come hack in
a group Of only Eve. The most rigid
inspection in each company at Soho
field Barracks has failed to even cast
suspicion on any soldiers there. 1t is
outside, and probably among dis
charged soldiers, that Ector's slayers
must be looked for, the police think.
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