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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17

lie Ser grreidung oes SieIes ser &C.
neraloffeniipe oienitbar iin6. @ber
nidt einmal oie artiIlertitiide gor.
lbereitung 6ieier uy@alptidldge" fat
ibren 3lped, Die fei11Olid)e S1tfanterie
i'll ben 5diisengrGiben l,no Neierpe-
ltenungen 5u pernidten unb tire @or-
ratbe nnb gerbilloarugen butter Ser
6ront su 5%erlt0ren, erreidt. gsgebt
|binter Ser 0el1tiden 6ront ieEri lee
!be1toig uno iebr lebbaft 5u. So Ieb-
bait oab fit ieoe 5tellung, pe1be
Dor Ser Sront bon sen 0eutl9en uuf=
gegeben miro, binter Ser Trpnteine
leue bergeitellt miro, 5. +. nicoer
etae neue Sront erribtet miro. 9as
|bebeutet 3%tpeierlei:
|. Ger 3%niammenbans Ser Ser
b%eioignng lit nirgenbs serriHen iuor=
ben. Solange ste Trpnt l@ilt, gans
glctdJgiltis, ub lie eimen pber s,uei ST.
lpmeter boriudrts pSer riiftuGrts
lteat, lit bic 9efeniibe iiegreidD.
.. Der MrgriH, ,ucmn aitd| bas gc<
iammte 8eldnbc init We1dpien ge-
ipift nnb NIT 2eidJen beiaet 1T, fat
bDdJite1s einen rein lpfalen Grfplg
81 perseidneu. ;.
Mne Die 9roben Siege, meIde sic
Mutlrten an Ser Somme-Sront er.
rlll1gen baben ipoqen, iino lofaIen
|Gbarafters. gs oiirfte Sic Mngreifer
piele Satire nebmen, bis tie NIT iol-
den 5iegen Sic beutide @eitiront
aufgerollt l,nb 6ranfreih utD @eI-
glen bonn Sein0 befreit' baben.
@as baben Tie oenlt bisber audi
nllr an @elanbe bnrh lolde lofaIe11
igrfolge gemonnen?
SIN Ser in Ser Mi9turg BON St
na6 8elt tieflten Steue Ser Jront
lnoroli6 Ser Somn1e, amiiben @bi-
leae nno. 9%ongl1epal. NOR Ser Sei11b
BIS gum g. sl1,gl1it nm II &ilo1neter
porgcbrungen. Set Sem 6. M11gnIt
bis sum 4. September bat ct arf Der
5ront, beren dllBerite neitlid)e SteI-
lung anf eiller 5miiden Mortauban
lllto @indp gcsogenen 2inie gelege,t
lit, 49, &ilometer @elanbegepin11
grobter 5iefe 51 per5eidnen gebnbt.
Inn @ind)p, Sen dl1Beriten 1peItIi9e11
Ennft, tpdren Sic &1tnpfe oan1aIs
lfon i'm @anse, unS ser Seino bat
Dos 9orf lest III feline .2inien einbe-
3ngeit nto lit lalt Dem engliId)en
Seeresberidt Inn cine &Ieiuigfeit Das
rider binaus borgeriift.
Siiolib Ser CONNIE betrGgt ser an
Siefe in apeitoltlid)er &id)t,tng srobte
@eldnoegelpinn, Ser in Der 3eit 5tpi-
iten Sem g. Mltgnit nntb a. Septem-
Der. leitens Ser Tran5oien \ersielt
ipnroe, nnaefdbr 2h @ilometcr. Ole
tes 'gerraiu Daben oie ss,ansoie1 5tpi-
lden Deniecol,rt nrb 9ernp erobert.
Bon 8ert1p batten iie am s. Septern.
Der elnige Sdrrier beiett, iino aber
loit benz bentiden @eribt oaralts
tpieoer pertrieben morben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17

@as aber2 bebe,1ten sebn ailome-
ter Der 8enerulibee elmer 8oriparts-
belpegung gaeeniiber, meIde1 Sen
iiber urgebel,re streden l1nb
&altme fiibren pil9 geift einmal Bic
2inie gapaaame-G ombles =9eronl1e,
bas geographic nlo itrateeiih NOD
lite 3icl Ser uGroBen Sffcniioe", 20,
ben Sic angreifer in niebr als 5pei
u1l6 eil1balb Wo1taten nebl1eu foi1,=
men. Ias &ti1gen an Ser Somll,e
miro %iolange oalterrt, bis Sen Muiir=
ten Die Nnite an Ma1m mno Muni=
Ition altsgebt. ODER bis 5ltm 3eit=
pnnft, 90 sic 1efeniiptaftif Der Iel,t-
lden mieoer nit ser Sffeniipe Der
|tauidt miro.
1tnb init Ser u@rpfem Sffenipe"
Der &liicn an Der Sitfrpnt itebt es
midt beiier, als NIT ser an Ser @elt=
front. - Ild lie lit trot, ser anfGmg=
|lid)en Grfplae General 8rltiiilpw's 10
gut tuie perfradt. - M1tdJ Scr 8ei-
fritz &,tmanicns SUR Gntcntc hat i5r
nidJt a%nfgebplfen. - SIN 8egentbeil,
CT biirfte bic Gage fir Sic &n1en Der,
id)led)tert baben. - M1td sic, lucnn
ald iebr i%dhudd)Iidl, bereits einselei.
Itctc Sffeniiue Der Snlpnifi=ylrmce Ser
gMiirten a1 Der galfa,1- uber Mase=
bonienfrunt hiirfte i5r nidt anf Sic
8etne Je1fen, ielbit iuenr sic @rieden
iid ignen Md anldlieken ipllten,
mas i'm M%tgenblif, III Sem mir bies
idrciben, iebr' mubridrinlid er.
idleint. = Die 'Grfolge Mfadcnien's
in &,tmanieu in Sen uenigen @od)eu
%iberidatten bci mcitem sic Ser &l1l=
len in Sen le,ten brci Mfpnatcn nno
fDnnen bielleidt fit sic @nEcm nnS
&nmatren at Der Git- nnb Siibpl-
front berbananifnol merbeu.
Sic uGrobe Sffeniipe" Ser @lliiell
bat iid) nl1nrnehr III 5mci Speratio1en
auf ortlid rno ltrategiib ge~trennten
4riegsidmlplasen aufgel0it. Mls am
s. SUM- oie grobe Notwithstanding
|begann, nit melder Sic aemeinlame
|Sfeniipe Ser IIliirtel1 ouf allen
Sanptfrieasidaltplaser. Sem 9e-
ldlub ser Gariier militariiden &o,1-
feren5 cntipredcnb, ei,tseleitet ml1r-
De, mar ibr bon ser @eneralibee sic
itrateaiide aufrolIltng ser geiamm-
ten oelttlden 9Itfront burd) Sic
Dnrdbred)ltag ibrer liiolihen Clinic
bon 9ar%a1opitihi, norbIi6 ser Yri-
|pet-Siimpfe, bis binllnter sllr rlrnd,
nilden @ren5e. Ser 9ufomina ais
Mlfgabc aeitellt poroen. Mnalog ser
Der britiid-fran56iiiden Sffeniipe an
Der @eitfront %5llgrrnoe g%elcgten Sc.
neralioee, meld)e ia altd) Sic Mufrol-
lung Der gelammten bortiaen beltt-
|ifen Sront umfabte.
Der grobc @all, meld)e1 sic Mr.
meen ser perbiinbeten Mittelm1dte
bon Sen 9ripets5iimpien bis sllr
Decentralization 8ren5e aufgeriftet
'Datten, lolte bon Sen unge5ablten
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17

6eeresn1aiien uno NIT Ser ua,erih6pf-
Hid ldeinenben Munition Ser. Ra1Iieu
! nie6ergebro6elt lperoen. @as iolte
alld bereits init Ser @eiesung Ser
lStrppa=2inie ltno Ser Gorid)iebltne
oieier 2inie bis na6 stahislau i'm
Ml1gltIt geldeben lein. Mber sic Il,l=
len buben meoer bon Ser nnteren 5to=
dJoo norblidl Ser 9abn Sarnp= aoiuel
nod eegen oiele @abn bonn 5iIoell
Der, aus Dem Gaum bon 2u5f, Sort
ld)ritte gemad)t. Die 11elterIid)en sln=
griffe Ser Hlllien on Ser u1teren Stu
doo Iteuen iid) bisber nod, aIs @e-
n1pi1lrrationen Dor. Mltd lit Ser 9or-
marld bot @roOp in lpeltlider Midl=
ting i~lberbaupt t1id)t angetreten NOR.
ben.
Bon Ser u@roBen Sffeniiue" Inns
allo %5l1rseit al ser Sitfront n1r sic
aampfe I'M &al1m 5miidcn Ser 3loto
Slpa ll1o oen Inielter llnb ser s1t,
turn gegert lllb iiber Sic aarpatbell
ilbrig aeblieben. Die &dimpfe oltf Sic
len 5lpet &ricgsidaltpldten iino al1,
BERT beftig lno on iid BON GROCER
ltrategiider @idtigfeit, aber ite ite=
ben III gar feinem inneren miIitari,
ld1en 3ulammenbang NIT ser l,r-
lprilngli6 Ser uBroBen Sffeniipe"
geltelten Mltfgabe.
Die &niimpfe in Den aarpatben inns
no1l1tanoia aus Sem friiberen Maf=
11len beransgefallen. Sic grapitirel1
ibrer Iltfsabe l1no ibrem @erlar,i
entlpredcno rad) ser noroliden I'll,
manild)en Sront> melde iib bon Sen
@alofarpatbet, als Ser ruiltldell
Nerl1nseruna, bis sum Giierl1el,
Sbor erltredt. Mu6 bas' &eiultat Ser
&arpatbcnfampfe miro ourd) sic St,
elgni1le Ses rllnaniiden arieges be-
riibrt.
50 bleiben i'm @runoe boz, Ser
n8roBen Sffeniipe" MIR nod Sic
Worganse altf oen aampfra1lm sui-
ld)en ser 3lota 2ipa lrnb Sem 0uie-
tier ilbrig. Sic merocn bon Sen ruiz
ltld)en militariiden @el1rtbeilern aIs
~Nllliiider @eneralangriif" bescidl.
net, lppralts idon beroorgebt, oaB lid)
OUT tie Dos fait altsibliebIide Sssnters
|ei1e als l1~eberbletblel Ser ,@roBen
She1iipe" fon5entrirt uno ihnen Sic
berporaaenbite gebeltuna beiaeIeat
miro. Ger 8ercralangriff rid,tet lid,
geae1 Senberg bon Siioen Der. gtad,
oer lleberidreitllna bes 6liibdlens
&oropiec ltno ser geietrl,g bon 5tel=
l1tnaen int 5lllB9ebiet @oropiec= 3lo.
ia 9tpas&boipanfa iparert oie Gl1IIen
bet Noobai5e ailgelangt nno batten lie
Wtariampol am 9nieiter beiett. 9a=
NIT bate Ser linfe ruiliihe Ssliiael
CMrmee 2eldibfp) in oieiem aampfs
eebiet nit Ser Witte( Mrmee 5dtider-
batlhetp) auf Ser perb1ItnibmaBia
fllr5en 9inie StanisIart-M ariampol
|Sitblung erbalten.
@on oiei er 2inie aus lit ser gor.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
1eridt iber ben Gtanb Der
Farmers & Mechanics
Savings Bank

Soma, su Daoenport. So,ua. eeott gounto.
beim Mbftlub ibres Geftdfts am
IL. 1age hes Oionats Sept. 1916.
grftdttet Oil ben Staats.gubitor,
nab 8ori9rift be8 gefebes.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
8eridt iber ben. Stanb Der
@altott spar : 8anf

Graanifrt unter ben @efeben bes etaates
3otud, tn wdleutt, eeutt Euuuts, betm Nbf1lus
iGres @eibdfts am IL. Gage beg Sept. 1916.
G%rftattet an ben staatsanoitor nab Bor.
ftrift beg Gefebes.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17

gef6tporert unb 1nteri6rieber in meiner Sc
gentpartl bp1, 9llte. 6. Stefien iuuh Otto Siiu
an hfefm 10. Geptetnber 1916.
MtpbpnS Brnntne,
Getfentlf&er glotnr In ,inb ile Geott 9ouat4.
(SiegeD Deglaubiet bon:
END. &rabben9ueft,
%. s. MtliDn,
9ireitorcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17

aufiallenoer sfneae. Der amtlide
geridt Ser bel1tiden Sberiten See
resleitlu1g itelte folgenoe Ibatiaden
fei It:
y6ront oes Gr56er5ogs Scarf 6ron5
Sslef: Gie Sdlud1t, meldle on Z. 1tnb
s. September i'm aannpfralllll 5lpi-
ld1et Der 3lota eipa uno bem Gnie-
tier tobte, cruies iif als Elm 8eriltd}
Der RllllerL iid in Sen 9eIit bon Sa-
lies 51 Iesen. Gieles 3iel moate ser
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
AnSldnoii6e Rnnof@au.

8eneralfelbmarldyal mn Sinbenbtrg
nnb iein Mttarbeiter, General BON
%2itoenbDrff, bereiter iebenfaQs bic
Sdlllkentideionng- bes &ricges
bor.-9aramf be,ttcn sic Mcncin=
tbeillng IN Der 8eltfrunt in brei
Nrmcegrmppen rno Sic fir bic Dit
trout, 8alfamfrpnt nnb &nmanien,
getrpffenen MafnaBmen hin. -
Scr 8rofe aricgsratb Der Mittcl.
madJte all Der Gitfront mag bic
ipeitamsidnnenben Ylanc Ser
n9iusfitren bes Gieges" beitGtigt
baben. - Grit ioa &iflauo nic-
oergeiuprfen iuerben, nm Gnglaub
bic 5offnlt,1g atf bas nneridDpfli-
DIE MenidJennaterial &aflanbs SIT
1eb,nen, Damn ,uir6 Sic Gntidri-
bing at Der @eitfrunt geImdJt ,uer.
ben, at Der iidl 8riteu nnb Sran-
soien iueiter berbl,ttcr1 fDnmen. -
Die 9lrt Der Scr beltid)en 9efeniipe
int Meiten. - Die @diikengrGber,
meld,e 8ritcn ,tub Sran5oien er-
Dbern, iiber beren jeben lie Elm ,11t-
gebeares Stegesgebe1tl anitimnter,
fuiteu ibnen 8Imtopfer pbnc Sabl,
mabreno bic beItid)c 9eercsleitmng
lire MannidJaften fdJo1tt. - 9in-
oenbnra nnb 2~nbenborff iuerben's
idpn MAIDEN. - Mit Scr Mnncrifas
Mid . @erifaniidJcn Gpmmiiiipm
gebts icbr langiam buriuGrts.
Sic militarii6e Memeintbeiluns a1t
Ser beatiden @eitfrpnt. ~ General
itabsdJcf Sin6enbnrg Iat ie ipobl
llidt Dbnc 8r1nb bprgenpmmeu. ~
Sic bentet ,lns an, Saf ,1adJ benz bDl-
ligen i3,tiam menbr,td Der o@rofen
Sffeniipe" Der Gnglanber n1tb Iran-
suien, Der nidt ntebr lange nlf fidj
1uarten laiien ,uirb, cine bentfdJe 81
fe1fiOc einIetc,1 iuiro, Der fraftigem
8i0eritanb at leiitcn, Sic guiirten
failm tnelr irn stambc iein biirften.
Sic mag nidjt gleid) einieten, ION.
bern crit md Der Dffenitbe Der Gen.
trallnadltc u1b ibrcr @erbiinbcten an
Der Sitfrpnt Der 8alfanfrpnt nnb III
&lmaniel1, aber fo,nrten iuirb lie
gau5 siueifellus, baramf beutet jebt
idlcn Die @emcintJeiInng lit brei Mr-
1aecgrlppea gars bf,ltiid lin.
MllA Die oeutide @eitfront lit num-
mebr 11el1 grl1ppirt 1poroen. sic lit
in brei &aliptabidnitte getbeiIt. ssl1
Die 5ront oes @eneralfelbmoridans
Mlbredt bon @iirttemberg, Sic bcs
@~eneralfelomaridaus &ronpri115en'
Ml1ppredt bon Daper,t uno Sic bcs
belttiden &ronprin5e1. Dieie Mel1-
arllppirung int Die orei &ronprin5en-
ssro,,ten lit onalog Ser Ser oitliden
Sront p~oll5ogen aporben. Mau er.
fennt 6arin Sic Sano oes General
felomaridals bon S%in6enbltrg, ber
fie Den uSrganiiator bes Sieges"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
German savings 8auf

Graonifirt inter ben @efesen bes stdaies
Solpu. in ssem 9ibertp, septt Gcuntp, beim gb.
fdlu3 oes @eiddfts AM IL. Sert. 1916.
Griiattet ali Den StaatSsgtlioitpr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
Dsri&t avsr Den 3tnnl Der
gecuritn:g par:Banf

Sreantfirt inter ben @efeben 5o,pas, ou
Sapenport. Scott gountb. Soma. beim 9lb.
f1litb ibreS @efbdfts am IL. Gage bes Wlprats
sepiember 1916. @rltatiet an ben etaatss
Muoitor nab Boridrift be6 Gefeses.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-25
GASOLINE RUN INTO
GUTTER BY MARAUDERS
ROBBERS Waste Gas After Rob-
bling Territorial Market

The high cost of gasoline received a
big boost early yesterday morning
when sneak thieves entered the meat
department of the Territorial Market
ing Division and after lOoting the place
opened the valves of several tanks
with the result that about sixty gal
Ions Of the costly commodity flooded
the premises.
Not satisfied with apparently ex
pressing their contemp for the recent
advance in the price of "gas," the
lubricating oil containers were also at
tackled and thirty gallons of engine
nourishment joined the gasoline il
flowing through the store to the city
sewers.
A clue which may help the sleuths il
experimenting the offenders, is to shad
ow ham or sausage fiend. Enough o
these two articles were stolen from
hooks near the ice box to supply
company of soldiers.
Entrance to the building was effecte,
by ripping through a heavy corrugated
iron wall and breaking through tn
plaster.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-25
GREEK SITUATION
GR0WSMORE TENSE
Hundreds Of Volunteers Rush To
Join Allies In RepuIsing
BuIgar Invasion
CONCLUDED from Page u

wounded. - Large quantities of sup
plies were captured by the victors.
The Bulgarians are also on the sue,
cessful offensive further west, attack.
ing the Serbians and taking the town
of Ostrovo, adds Berlin. The Serbian
GounteEattacks were repulsed.
Slavs Take Mush
In Armenia the Russians under the
Grand Duke Nicholas, have received
reinfOrceme of guns and men, and
have resumed the offensive against the
Turks. Already the city of Mush, re
Gently recaptured by the Turks aftel
several months in the hands Of the
Slavs, has fallen again before the rusl
Of the Muscovites, and the Turks have
lost 5000 prisoners, captured at Rachta
The Italians reported last night tina
they have taken several important Aus
trian positions. The fighting in tn,
Dolomites has been severe during thu
last few days, and the Latins ar
making steady progress in spite Of tn,
efforts of the Austrians to block thei
advance.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-25
washington WILL
ENDORSE PURCHASE
=. OF DANISH ISLANDS
Not Deferred BY Refusal Of
Landsthing To Favor Sale Of
the West Indies
Associated Press BY Federal wirsIsssJ

WASHINGTON, August 25.-The ac-
ation Of the landsthing, or the upper
house of the Danish rigsdag, in refus
Ing to sanction the sale of the Danish
West Indies to the United States, will
not alter the attitude Of this country
toward the treaty, and will not cause
any delay in the ratification Of the
treaty by which the United States will
set its seal of approval upon the pro
posed purchase of the islands.
Such is the gist of a statement issued
by Senator Stone, chairman of the
senate foreign affairs committee, after
reading the dispatches announcing that
the landsthing had refused to approve
the proposal.
Senator Stone added that the work Of
securing the ratification of the purchase
treaty will be pushed through unless
Secretary Of State Lansing requests a
postponcment, in which case the whole
matter will go over until the state de.
partment is ready to act. The senator
declared that he doubts II the senate
will reach the treaty this session.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-25
NEG0R0 WILL ATTACK
JAPANESE TEXTBOOKS

Secretary Negoro of the japanese AS
sociation of Honolulu plans to attack,
in an address he purposes giving this
evening at the Asahi theater, the com
piler of the Japanese school textbooks,
DIR. Y. Haga. claiming that they have
been edited from the American stand
point, to the great neglect of japanese
subjects. Consul MorOi urged the adop-
ton of textbook that would be Ameri-
can in it's scope, for the reason that
the japanese children in Hawaiian
schools will become American citizens,
believing that they should be instruct,
ed in American ideas and ideals as well
rs those of Japan.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-25
.U7|L|T|ESCOMM|SS|ONERS
WILL co TO BIG ISLAND

For the purpose of investigating the
business conditions of the Hilo Electric
Company, the entire public utilities
commission viii go to the Island of Ha-
waii ON Saturday. The meeting will be
held in Hilo on Monday and a general
investigation of the comPany'S affairs
will be made. -
While in Hilo the commission also
will endeavor to adjust some differences
between the Hawaiian Telephone Com
pany and the Kohala Telephone Com,
pany in the matter of switching rates,
A representative of the Audit Company
of Hawaii is already at Hilo making
thorough examination of the books
Of the companies and the result of hi.
investigation will be contained in II
report TO be made to the commission
upon its arrival at Hilo.
The commission expects to return t.
Honolulu on Tuesday,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-25
SOLDIERS Do FIRE
DUTYIN SWIMMING
TRUNKS At WAIKIKI
De Russy Men In Bathing Join
Comrades Without Waiting
To Don Clothes
Concluded from Page II

Company, IL was stated last night by
friends of the family, holds the prop.
erty, which included the house de-
stroyed, in trust for the five children.
The Cutters are owners Of some half n
dozen houses and lots in the vicinity of
Dewey avenue and the John Ena road.
The house was insured
As to the cause of the ire there was
no definite theory advanced. II was
fitted with gas, but nobody was sup.
posed to be In the house and, If there
was any fire originating from escaping
gas, the mystery remains as to how the
gas was ignited, ,a
It was swift fire. No sooner had
ed that the entire side of the building
was enveloped. The FIRE department
and the police are investigating.
Several of the Fort De Russy sol
diers who were right on the scene
when the sentry's rife gave the alarm
were in swimming at the time. They
went to the fire in their bathing trunks
The searchlight of the fort played on
the ground surrounding the FIRE, and
later the ruins, materially aiding the
fire. Fighters In their work.
Planes Illuminate Heavens
The flames from the speedily disap.
pearing bungalow illumined the heavens
| and created considerable excitement
downtown, some people Fastening out in
autos under the impression that there
had been an accident of some kind nj
Fort Ruger, for they had heard the big
guns Of those batteries pounding dur,
ing the evening and, when the pillar
of fire was seen in that direction, jump
ed to the conclusion that some of the
works behind Diamond Head were afire
Between sixty and seventy automo
biles were counted at the fire. Several
Of these were occupied by motormer
and conductors of the Rapid Transit
Company who ha3-just come off duty
at the Alapai street barn and who
dubbed together a group here and there
to race 10 the indefinite place whence
they could see the glare Little they
knew that they were going to the burn
ing of a comrade g home.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-25
GARDEN CRITICIZED BY
SUPERVISOR HOLLINGER

Supervisor Hollinger and others are
registering a protest against the sitting
of W. T. Garden, deputy city attorney,
us a member Of the public utilities com,
mission, for they assert, it is highly
probable that at one time or another
the interests of the city and the com.
mission are likely to conflict.
Hollinger makes the statement that
at the next meeting of the supervisors
he will call 70? the resignation of At
torney Garden from one position or the
other.
Supervisor Arnold refers to Garden 4
activities before the commission when
amendments to the franchise of the
Rapid Transit company were up fol-
consideration, "when Garden had tc
fight to preserve the city's rights"
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MAU1TE FILES UNIQUE
PETITION AS CANDIDATE

Sam Kuula of Kihei, Maui, wants to
be the Republican representative from
the third district of the Valley Island,
but to judge by the application for
the Territory yesterday, he does not
wish his name to appear on the regular
ballot. Kuula forwarded the petition
in fine shape, accompanied with the
necessary fee, but neglected to give
what name he desires to appear on the
ballot, and until he llls in this inforun,
tion his application must he regarded
as non -eXistant. 1t was the only one
filed yesterday.
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PROPOSAL PROMPTLY REJECT

LONDON, August 24.-The Danish
landsthing has rejected the proposal
that Denmark shall sell the Danish
West Indies to the United States for
$25, 100000, according to Reuter- 3
despatch from Copenhagen. The plan
to form a coalition cabinet and put
the treaty of purchase through the
'landsthing has failed and no progress
may be made until next fall. The
landsthing is resolved, il the sale of
the Danish West Indies cannot be post
poned until after the war, that the
question shall be settled by general
election. The King received legislative
leaders today and said he regretted he
was unable to form coalition cabinet