davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
SUGAR FUTURES.

The market for sugar futures opened quiet,
Fd4 points lower. and liquidation continued
throughout the session. but trading was in
ictive. The close showed net declines of
az points. with sales Of $3.50 tons.
Range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
SURROGATES' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. COhalan, a Surrogate
OF the County Of New York. NOTICE is
hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Alice Warren MsSescsuI late OF
the County OF New York, deceased. TO pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber at his place OF trsnsacting
business at the office OF Pierce a. Greer
No az wall Street. in the CITY OF New
York. on or before the 2lst day OF De-
Dated. New York. the 18th day of
DAVID II GREER.
Administrator c. I. a
PIERCE & GREER.
Attorneys FOR Administrator c. l.. a,
81 Wall street. New York. y. Y
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Hon. John T. Cohslan. a Surrogate OF
the County Of New York.
Notice Is hereby given 20 all persons
having claims AGAINST J. Frank Turner.
20 present the same with vouchers thereof,
10 the subscriber. at the ofiice Of her at
torneys, Harmon. Patterson. Eagle. Green
ough & Day al their place OF trsnsactinx
business No. SIS Wall Street, in the CIV 81
New York. on or before the Sth day VI
September next
Dated. Now York, the 25th day Of Feb
ALICE coNYNGHAM TURNER.
HARMON. PATTERSON 1eIs,5iT Etdfp
GREENoUGH & DAY. Attorney, fo,
Executrlx. No IS Wall Street Nsv
York
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
John p: Cohalan, a Surrogate of n.
County OF New York. notice is hereby
given TO all persons having claims aYain,,
Jose.h NJ. Goldberg. late OF the County Of
New York. deceased. to present IN, ssn.
with vouchers thereof TO the sub.cribers
at their place OF transacting business A,
the Office Of Lester M. Friedman. No a3l
Broadway. In the city OF New York. on or
before the 10Th day OF September next
Dated. New York, the 7th day Of March
1916.
LOUIS r. MUTNICK
LESTER NJ FRIEDMAN
Executora
233 Broadway. New York city
CHARl ES Q. MAAS. Attorney for the
ExscvtorA 81 Nassau St.. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
Wind, for "Wednesday and Thurday.--Nor,h and

mIddle Atlantic. mOierate, mostly sVuI uIs uI1"tVs'
weather. south Atlantic. moderate mostly sou'n
csst partly cloudy weather east Gulf. gentle y
,|oJ.r'te 10 VARIABLE partly cloudy weather; ives
(;ulf gentls to moderate southeast and south part
cloudy weather. upper laAes, gentle u nonef AZ :
nortb,ast and east winds Wednesday. partly cloudy
probably thunder showers. lover lakes. gentle y
inniera. shifting winds wednesday. partly CLOUDY
probably thunder showers on Erie.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

u'nited stats Coast and G~cdetic survey)
sun rt.c- tts Moon risos "a m .. / %
sun sets.......7 10 Nom sets %. nj ID
man WATER
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
FURNISHED Rooms TO LEI

ALLERTON HOUSE FOR BACHELOR.
202 West 22d St
The genial atmosphere and spirit osA
we'll appointed club for men Of refnement;
new hreproOf building. billiard room. rua-
ming water every room; single. 1885 week.
Iy: rooms for two. S3-s3.50 weekly each.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
HELP WANTED.
YOUNG MEN WANTED.

Large concern operating hundreds % soda foun-
tains. wants refined young men of character and
go..I bre,.ling a. soda dispensers. Prefer bright
Young men n no experience. who are willing 10
learn tie business our w4y Must be clean IN
appearance and habits and possess enough sooI
~snse M sppre.,iaie the value " rendering service
Of The highest quality to cust0meIs. ONLY
those who are 3 feet 10 inches tail over need
auuly To candidates who qualify oTer splendid
p@rmaneut positions al good pay. together with
definite plans f0r advancement L. r IL. Box 20.
Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
Shipping Information and =,
Marine NeWS OF the WOrld

Weir a Boyd bar Q, tis p m. -. ,,u..,
Nefcli iGrrek). Bordeaux July hn ., "'a.
y To National steam Navigation co OF 'teeoe
Bar At m. - ,r,,h,,
woosron lBr). Nantes July $. ~ Tupe". "ithy
a. Co. Bar al j.l5 p m
Radiant Tsmpco. America utal), Genoa. van
Hogcndorp Dutch. Anulia hotonlo lDsh eh
usso Bantu. Newport News. Herman fr.s1h
Sabine. city of Eyercts -. Moha"h yschs"nNi,ss VII
and Charleston: fdiih. San Juan; Ahonso MI
tspanl Havana: Ca.erta fItal, Genoa. SummeS-
DIX DUTCH Rotterdam; III sud. Galveston.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN POkTS.
ARRIVED
Plymouth July ia-Al,unia tBr). New York,
Monte,ideo. July 2S-siddons tBrl, New YORK
Hull July 2s-Galilco lBrl. New YORK
GLASGOW July 4-nlscania tBr). Now YORK
spezia July I7-Csro 0ta), New York.
Lisbon July l6-Fsmsnd (Nor). New YORK.
Chrisuania July l7-Thule (Norl. Ne" iork VIA
kirkwau and Bergen.
Ua,re July ai-cnrnhil (Br). Nov York.
shields July 24-John Bumer tNorl. New YORK
Negport. July 2t-Lydie tBcgl, New YORK A..
Tore AnnunkaiA July lS-El'aston iB). Nc"
M.nche,ter. July 2S-Penhsle (Brl New York
london July 2j-Andania fBrJ. Ncw YORK
Oran July lT-Chaulaos Tricoupb i1rN' Nc"
Krkw,ll Jul, 2e-zaandyk Dutch from Roti.r.
daml New York. q. waadyk tDuth) ufom
cri.tob,i July 25-Ancon. New York; Pastores
from New York) BooAs del ToTo and Havana
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
Afternoon Boat
~ Hudson n River
- a y Lin e
CATSKILL EVENING LINE

Leaves daily except Sunday. foot Of ChristOpher
St. 8: Vs. l2sth St. c 80. Yonkers. ! +. ". for
Newburgh. Catskil. Hudson Coxssckie. steamer
Clermont viii make additional trip SATURDAY, July
10Th leaving r. Christopher ST, I.s0 Z NJ West
10th st SEQ r VI Tickets interchangeable with
those OF Day Line. Tel 1897 Spring.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. July 25. 1916
BEEVES.
Receipts. 735 head. mainly for slaughter
No reported sales of live cattle. Feeling
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26

The -four market was inactive. with buy
,rs still holding of in expectation of re-
lction from the recent advance. and sales for
he day were again comprised Of small lots
% meet absolute requirements. RYE FLOUR
Quiet; fair 10 good. S5.l5ms5.30; choice TO
iancy. s5S5G $500. CORNMEALl-Steady :
siln dried. sl30Q$4.lo BAG MEAL
steady fine white and yellow, sl.96: coarse
u.7s. FEED-City staedy bran. bulk
i22. 40; lOO-lb sacks, $3.50; heavy midd-
.hngs. do, S246o: -four middlings. do. S32 ::
ed dog -four. l40-Ib sacks. $3.50; Western,
iuiet bran. 1o0-lb sacks s2l.s59s22; stand
,rd uiddhngs, do, S24: -four mddhngs. do,
l2s; red dog -four. 140-lb sacks, sSO.5O.
PROVISIONS.
The provision market was moderately
,otive and prices were generally lower un-
Ter liquidation. although July pork was
higher on covering. Receipts of hogs at
chicago were 5000, estimated for Wednes-
Law $4,000: Kansas City received 1000 and
omaha $4,000 PORK-Firm; mess. s27Q
27.5O: family. s2s. s.Qs2s.5o; short clear.
,S25dS27. BEEF-Quiet: mess. slSQSS.5o; {;
'amiy. sle.bOQ s2050: packet, sls.5oqSl9; ;
,xtra India mess. s3oQsSl. DRESSED
4OGS-Steady bacons. sl3%c; $50 lbs. l4c :
80 lbs. Sl4ikc: l40 lbs. llAc; pigs. IA &c.
-UT MEATS-Pickled bellies. dull; 10 lbs'
&C u lbs. l5c; Il lbs. l512c; picked hams.
isibdlTc TALLOW-Weak special e11c :;
,ity. nc: country. SGSi9c. LARD-Easy ;
Middle West. 12.s5ql2.95c: city lard easy
27.c: refined lard barely steady, Continent,
/. iOc: South America, l<.toc; Brazil. keys.
.5.4Oc: compound easier. ll@ll+c. STEAk-
NE-Barley steady; oleo. l0he; city lard
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26

Forecasts for Special tocsus.-Eas'e'n New
York-Iacsl showers odD: TO morrow isH anu
warmer.
Western New York ard Western PennsyiVahia-
Partly cloudy to-day and to-moTow' hVle eh~'se
IN temperature.
The District os Columbia. Maryland and virginia
Partly cloudy aud warmer to-day; to-Inorro"'
probably fair and continued warm.
Delasare-Shosers this morning. followed by iHl'
to-mOrrOs. partly cloudy. -,
cloudy. - -,
Eastcrn PennsylVania-Showss this morning ici-
I,t-d by far and warner. % morrow. party cloudy
southern Nev England-Shovsrs to-day 70 fAVf-
row probably fair warmer IN interior.
Northern New EngAnd-Partly cloudy to-dn ana
to mOrrOs.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26

Highest temperature yesterday. TO degrees st -
M: lowest 10 tst u 0l 4. M, average IS,
average for corresponding date last yosr lO AVERAGE
for corresponding date last thirty three years, ~
Barometer Readings
q m. .50.l7 / p. mo 20 p m .5o.i4
Local For-cast.-Locsl showers to-day; fair and
warner tomorrow. moderate shifting winds.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
NEW YORK STATE.

FOR SALE. TO SETTLE ESTATE
Dairy farm, 323 acres. good buildinr
stone house. large. cool. shady; cold water;
1900 It. elevation good place f0r yo,
children. Price $4,000. ARTHUR D.
FENTON. Richheld. y. y
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26

Local Ot,clsi Reeord.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
temperature for tho last twenty four hours. In com
parison with the corresponding date OF last year
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers, Tuton
Governesses, etc. 10 Colleges. Schools al
Families. Apply to Ms. Il J. YOUNG
FULTON. % Union SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26

HUGH M'ATANINEY. advertising agent. 23s
Broadway has fled schedules showing liabilities.
500 5s7. and nominal assets 2i3.l3s consisting OF
accounts Si3 lle and crice furniture. S22 nc
also has 500 shares Of stock Of the Ayres OF
Fuel Co and S34 shares O. =. T. Elhpthorpe
Sons Inc Of unknown value. Among the credltoIs
are the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. >z'5Ss
and o. J. Guide. S2.l00
MARINE OIL ENGINE co. INC.-Ben sshwarsSS
receiver of the Marine OIL Engine Co. Inc. W
teen I'm number whose claims aggregate S2t.tsS.
The largest Is J. II. Hansen Il Co. OF san ffAH-
cisco so 900
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
MEETINGS.

QUARTERLY MEETING of the Anehssn Ins.ais.. n. u.
Thursday. Aug -. 1915. al 3ei Wet 80
$50 p. ~. G. x. ScHAITAkk SSS
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
Composition Confirmed.
Bankruptcy Schedules.

KARPF & HILL-Judgc Mayer has confirmed a
of Karp' Hi. manui scturers oi
womeu's hats. % Bond ST.. with creditors at p
cents on the dollar
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
CHAUFFEUR. R.-Er -ooachman; English; married
private family references. Packard and Peerless
cars. Thomas Rotenhurst, i35 West 5lth ST.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LET YOUR RENT PAY FOR YOUR HON.
Rest financial an explained BY Country Hocs
League No 20 IVES, SD St. Dept. r. 'Pszs
$500 Mad So
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-02
DENNY MARKHAM
SIGNS 'TOPLAY
With ATHLETICS
Honolulu Boy Will Don Uniform
on Connie Maek's Team
This Year

Denny Markham, at present catcher
for the Chinese Travellers, has joined
the Philadelphia Athletics: While
playing in one of the games with the
Travellers. a scout saw the Honolulu
boy in action: and signed him up for
the tail-enders. 49,. s..
Markham has been playing great
ball in the series with the Chinese
Travellers, and his hitting has greatly
improved. He was one OF the leading
catchers in Hawaii when he played
here, and was picked by many for
place on the all-star team published
in the Star-Bulletin. ~.
A letter to Sam Hop from the
Travellers backstop- gives, the good
Eews to the basebah MS of Honolu-
lu. Markham reports tnoA the Trav-
elers are playing good ball, and the
team has been showing the way to
many of the Eastern teams during the
past month. 49,. -.
Denny Markham is an allround star,
and has played a great game at third
base and behind the bat. He has a
great throwing arm, is fast1 and is
always in the game, Markham was
known as one of the thinking players
who have made good here. He is the
son Of Ex-Supervisor John Markham
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-02
Three
INCOURT upon
MURDER CHARGES
Two Men and One Woman Must
Stand Trial for Their
,.... Lives in Court

Under indictments by the territorial
grand jury for murder in the first
degree, two men and one woman
stood in turn before Circuit Judge
Clarence W. Ashford this morning.
Only one plea--that Of Tateishi, who
declared that he was not guilty of the
charge-was taken. The other two
pleas were deferred until next week.
ON indictment was read this morn.
ing to Elena Rojas. thc"e being no in
terpreter in the court VINO could trans
late in her dialect. Her case was
postponed until Tuesday morning at =
o'clock. She is charged with MUIR
der. .s... ..
Likewise the pea of Gregorio En-
doso, charged with first degree muir
DER, will be heard later, the date set
being September 16. Attorneys agreed
to the postponement in both cases.
Misawa, Japanese, indicted by the
grand jury on charge of assault
with a deadly weapon, pleaded not
guilty and was taken in custody to
await trial. ...
Segundo, under similar charge, did
not appear in court, his attorney stat
ing that the defendant had not been
informed that the trial was to come
up this morning.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-02
GERMAN OFFICIAL
CABLEGRAMS

GERMAN HEADQUARTERS Sept.
British are active north Of Som
me, besides isolated hand grenade
attacks and strong artillery display.
French intentions of attack between
Maurepas and Clery were frustrated
by our fire. German counter-attack
regained formerly lost terrain near
Longueval and near Delville wood.
South of Somme, French attacks
started, which were evidenced by
preparation during the last few days.
The enemy's principal thrust was on
tie fronts of Barlcux and Soyecourt.
Resolute counter attacks of Saxon
regiments rapidly terminated progress
of the enemy, which was driven back
to their own positions. .....
Further enemy's troops, prepared
for an attack, held in trenches. Con
Meeting fronts show lively fire and
patrol activity. .
In Somme sector, six hostile aero
planes were shot down in an air COM
bat, another, near Meuse, another by
aircraft fire east of Ypres.
Prince Leopold's. front on East:
From the sea until the district west
of Luck. the situation is generally
unchanged. Southwest of Luck, Rus
SLAMS succeeded in gaining terrain,
but were driven back again under
heavy losses by German counter
attack. Two officers and 416 men
remain in our hands. Fresh forces
attacked this morning and were re-
pulsed. Russian artillery fire yisibly
increased between railroads from
Dredy and Tarnopol.
On southern pass road. the enemy
attack, gaining advantage near Sc
broy. on small front, but was partly
repuIsed by counter attacks Of Ger
man troops.
Archduke Carts front: Violent
combats on "a kilometer front be-
tween NogoV on the Zlota Lipa and
Dniester. On northern part Of this
Il - -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-02
MRS. BELLIVEAU
Will LMAKEPLEA
NEXT SATURDAY,
Princess Theresa, Son and
Rich Chinese Before
Judge Ashford

Charged with conspiracy in an al
legged land fraud case, Mrs. Theresa
Belliveau, Robert Wilcox, her son, and
Y. Ahin were arraigned before Circuit
Judge Ashford this morning to listen
to the indictment of the territorial
grand jury brought late yesterday
afternoon. r.. =.
Warrants of arrest were served on
the three yesterday afternoon at about
4:30 o'clock by Harry Lake of the
city and county attorneys office, the
indictment which was taken from the
secret file this morning and read be.
fore the court charging that they did
conspire TO do what is and was wrong
to another" in obtaining the signature
to a certain piece OF land from one
Kauai, an aged Hawaii. The case
went over until $3.50 o'clock next Sat
urday morning, bond of $4,000 to be
fixed by 3 o'clock on Tuesday after
noon. >E" ~ II. .....
Theresa, who is well known in the
city as the owner of the Princess auto
stand at the gore lot on King street,
talked freely to a representative of
NhS NlitS lllISSb DuI uC-
clared emphatically that she did not
know of any crime she had committed
for which she should be brought be-
fore the court of Justice. +. ~,.
Lake came down and served the
papers on US yesterday afternoon"
she said, "and it was all surprise
to me- Mrs Hummel is back of all
of this. She wants to get old man
Kauai's land. :" ....~ .....
Theresa said her son has been
taking care OF the old Hawaiian for
some time, tending him and giving
him food. clothes and furniture, but
she says there has been no conspir-
acy that she knows anything about
Attorney Garden refused to discuss
the case to any extent today follow
ing Tie arraignment He said the
prosecution had not been working
on it very long previous to the arrest
yesterday, and that the prosecutien's
side in it will be presented in due
time at the trial. .... j ?. s..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-02
VOLLMER ENTERS
22D:YARD Swim
AGAINST FIELD
Cable From New York Gives
National Champion Permis-
sion to Meet Duke

Herbert Vollrher will compete in the
220 yard Hawaiian championship this
evening. A cable from F. w. Rubien;
secretary of the Amateur Athletic
Union, TO w. T. Rawlirs, president of
the Hawaiian branch of the A. A. o.,
received this morning says: DO not
refuse permission @....
Upon receipt of the cable from New
York, Vollmer was asked if he would
compete. The national 200 yard cham
pion replied: OF course will COM
pete. l will be pleased to enter, and
would have announced it sooner, had
my club seen fit to release me from
the arrangement made before we left
the East. a.. ~
Il appreciate that Duke P. Kahana-
moku is a great swimmer, and it was
not because l feared the competition,
but 1 wanted TO live up to the wishes
of the New York Athletic Club. Now
that they have consented will enter,
and do my best to. retain the honors
won earlier in the year"
When seen today Duke Kahanamo-
ku said: Il am glad that the news
has come that Vollmer will enter.
Many people around Honolulu were
blaming the boys. 1t wasn't their
fault at. all, as can be seen now, and
it is certainly pleasing to know that
so many of the really good sports took
the matter in the right light. Vollmer
CONTINUED in page two)
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Washington Pace Picturesque
With 0ld-Time and Modern
Hawaii as Friends and Of
ficiaiS Call
"God save the Queen!"

God save the Queen!" .-..-
Her Majesty, Queen Liliuokalani,
of Hawaii, ID 7S years old today and
all Hawaii re5oices. -..~s ..i-
With two less than four.scor of
snowless winters down in her life's
book the queen is today greeting the
many old friends who bring. their
love, and sitting in state as officials
paying respect. .~. .
Cheerful, bright-eyed and healthfui,
the queen has, been hostess today at
her home, Washington Place, on Ber-
etania street, and the halls have
been crowded with her visitors since
drybreak, when many of her Oldest
and 4alnst intimate friends arrived
with their congratulations and to
spend the day. II
On foot, in carriage and car they
came, in spite of the absence of any
formal announcement Of reception,
bearing magnificent bouquets and
presents Of many kinds. To. all she
gave a smile, !, her, hand and often
pleasant word of appreciation and
thanks. -. .~
Due to the queens advanced age
and the possible results of "a formal
reception, which has been the Gus
tom each year, no announcement was
CONTINUED on page four) .7.-
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sector, Russian attacks broke down
before our front. Further southwest
ward our troops somewhat given way
to enemy's pressure. South Of Dnies-
ter, brave Prussian regiments broke
Russian storm in the sector Of Stan
islaux.
In the Carpathians, enemy's sep
arate attacks against Stepansi and
southeastward remained frustless.
Southwest OF Shipohn, east Prussian
regiments maintained without excep-
tion positions against superior enc
lny's efforts. Serbian attacks broke
down on Czegans, Planina and Mog-
lenic front.
(Signed) LUDENDoRFF
(Commanding.l
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Deal
Is Closed; Terms
Not Made Public


= The sale sof the Makee Sugar =
y Company to the Lihue Sugar =
= Company, aireadysreported in the =
Z Star-Bulletfn as practically ar =
4 ranged, haS.%beHl completed. =
y; This was announced today by =
4 bsth* Georg Rodiek and J. F. c. \
\. Hagens of H. Hackfeld & Co., al =
= though neither would give out 4
y any information concerning the =
4 amount paid or further details =
4 regarding the sale. Z
4 Col. z. S.. Spalding, when seen =
\ today, also declined to give out 4
+ any details, simply stating that =
4 while he is active in managing 4
+ Makee plantation, he does not +
+ own any of the stock and there +
\ fore: does not feel that he should +
= say anything concerning the 4
+ sale, except that it has been =
y made. +
u 4 4 y \ y y \ y y y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-02
JAPANESE ENGRAVING
IN LARGE NUMBERS To-
so. AMERICA, AUSTRALIA

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. a
japanese are emigratShg in large num-
bers to South America, one ship carry
ing more than thousand, according
to an American consular report made
public today. This report quotes the
Toxic Advertiser as saying: There
is increased emigration also to Aus
tralia since the gentlemen agree
meut went into effect.
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c Constantine Insists on Waiting Game

LONDON England Sept 2reek dispatches that after
two hours with King Constantine in his chamber this
morning Zamis premier said that Greece would
maintain policy neutrality toward the Entente powers
awaiting events
Meanwhile outbreaks against the continue and
Macedonia the revolt well under way the newly
committee of national defense has proclaimed
This committee has taken the
military and civil of cities and towns in this section
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BULGARIA FORMALLY
DECLARES WAR UPON
RUMANlA GOVERNMENT

The following eabIesram from Of
fleiai German sources was received
today:
BERLIN, Germany, Sept. This
morning at 10 o'clock the Bulgarian
government handed a declaration o.
war against Rumania to the Rumanl-
an minister at Sofia. The war mani
festo has been posted In the streets
Of Sofia"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-02
GOVERNOR PINKHAM i.
CONGRATUEATES QUEEN

= Executive Chamber, Sept. 2, 1916.
= Your Majesty: Once more !
, beg to tender to Your Majesty
my feIicitations on your birthday,
: and to thank our Creator for his
kindness in granting you past
year Of health and happiness, and
praying he may vouchsafe the
coming year shall be equally hap
py in health and friends, and that
you may be often seen in public
and private by your people. ! re-
gret ! am unable to appear before
: you this morning. My represen-
: tatiyes will convey my good will.
7 May sunshine and gladness fill
: your heart this and all days!
, LucIUS e. PINkHAM, 4
: Governor Of Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-02

ROME Italy Sept Revolution IS afame in Greece and is
reported dispatches here to be spteadi0g fast.
said have been fo1iued ID Athens so vio
lent have the disorders against
the course maintaining neutrality Martial law
has been proclaimed Piraeus and other cities
King reported to be the of abdiea
appear in public He is said to be much
shaken by the of events.
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JAPAN's WAR TRADE

Especial Cable to Hawaii Shinpo)
TOXIC, Sept, From the begin
ming of the European war to the end
OF August the Japanese trade with
European countries exceeded the sum
Of 100000 yen. ...-.
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Pennsylvania Towns Rumania S Goal

BERLIN Germany, Sept 2The Austro Hungarians have
Orsoa and Hercules Fuerico the
Hungarian side of the Transyyanian Alps.
ungaans have evacuated the towns
of Hermannstadt and Sepszent GyOrgy.
On the 'front.' France fighting lively along the
Somme line.
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SENATE LEADERS PLAN
ADJOURNMENT THURSDAY

WASHINGTON, D.. c., Sept e.
Senate leaders how figure on the ad-
journment of Congress next Thurs
day.