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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-12

8il man iperge: Spao bar Del
iorita ariasaar Dirfet? SIAN Soaret
bliue ret m%angeartet. Ger fan pc.
aes paa. At 2epeio0cn er ble1ei on.
rere. Ger er opitnnci en- Gel 2lr.
bei0sfBs5eo % 0erai ieISenOe ara0
til Stette ira Sc iorifelliae 0ialpe.
initimtioner o. til Sen priuatc
6ialpiom6co. Cmpeuot bar Ell 0eI
5orretninasiolf ticnt mango 9ea9e.
2i9nenoe rent mnterielIe Suinanin.
9er fan paapiies. men ocruo ooer
iDnes 8eiuItatet al at baoe oplepei
en- 9er0ensfataitroic finn at bGre
rin1e.
Solicit Itaar lac ipIittet o. neai9i
Gets moraIif.aan0eligc arait iucs
life at oure oofiet. 6r set mon Tor.
81 nj oDerberte oen faIoenoc 9eit
ira @uo. ser loo til os aeunem De
~aloorsfuIoe Observation-Disclosures
g6oraatet 9toa0e itrengelig ii9 barn.
ner@ 9et er enaan0cns 9op gennem
SiItorien on / Set enfcItc @enneites
Gin. At hnis ri IaSer 9eiliabeoen til
0preisniaa % 5remgnna 8aa os
forbi. noen at ri beuptter ben. 6a
6il6cs oi tGttere t @srfe % Sleo.
be6, fommer Ipnaere bort cuo Ri
bar isr.
goa tsr set nof iiaes. at Reni9
beoen itanr mere Hart % oanaen
emo ier. 5i0ens gIoor bar at 4rTl
paa @los 1oIf. Ter or ingeu IoioI
ON, at BET iorIebne Mar bar opilo.
net. aiort Sierterne parmere o. bar
me6fert, at oe enfeIte inoerliaere
bar lagt 6eres 8remtiOsoei / bans
Saan0, Scr oIcne fan imrelie.
On ielo ON ben tore geroens.
fria pnn mango Nan0er bar LAT
8anifeliabeo ooer Subs Riaes ar.
beioe. innes baaOe Sen inOre his
lion % Den 0anIfe Reniabeos n0re
Nisiion at bnDe bnit ct aoot Mar,
iaa aoot, at ri trsiti9t tsr ie 6rem.
ti0en i Rsoe. Zen builer / Ell TART
% iiffer 6aan0l 9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-12

Deo i'm 9is0om fife erfenOte @uO
/ bans 8lsoom. beba9e0e oct @uO
oeo 9reoifenens 9aarifab al irelie
OenL JON tro. eiteriom baaOe SeOer
fr9De 8egn, % @r9tere lgge isis.
Dom, vi oerimoO praoite ariihIs JON
forsigitet, ior 5e0er en- 0orargelie
% ior &e0nin9er en- Gaar tab
(aap. I, 21-23) % 0i0ere; sEbl
Ter, 9reorel paa eoers aaloelie, at
5 ere life man9e oiie eiter 8pOet,
life mango m9gtl9e. lite mango lor-
neume; men Oct. JON uar 0aaritab
for 8eroeu, uopalgte @uo for at be-
ifqmme De pie, % oet, JON oar
ipagt for 9eroen. uooaIgte Guo ior
at beifGmme BET it9rfe" damme
aap. 26-2O.
O1en Der par bog pnogle Qteno",
iom bolOt Jig til 9aulus og tro.
eoe, iaa bans 4rbeioe par life uoen
6ruat 5eaer life Der / qt5en. %
blanot Dem, Der troeoe, uar 4reopa
giten Oionpiius, ct gleolem al oct
eoerite Gaao. og en- a0in0e oeO]taUn
9amaris % ANDRE.
Suem oen nppnte aoinOe par, f.
ges life, men bun bar iitfert UGret
en- fremitaaenoe d ] oiOe areOje
fenOt auinoe. oa 9ufa5 i9rIig uGu-
ner 6enoe Deo Gapn % nguner ben
Sc tilIigemeo 3~aaosberren 0ionD-
iius.
Der iiges iaa 90 mOre meO
benz. De to er iiffert neOnt oeO
Raun fOr at pie, at Der BOG par
enfelte al 6piere StanO, ser
tilligemeS an0re troeoe BET goange-
linn, iom Bet tore 5IertaI forfaite.
SC.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-12
Nogle sSnotrbf ira
en Hclie / g'eitrn.
ri y. 2. Bio.
(Slnttet.)
6rn SOs Anseles til Salt safc
Sin.

lioiig 1orSoag Norgen iulgtc
4ait. 9anien mig til Can 8eoro,
los angeles nnO Salt Sate Citation,
boor min 9ienrejie itulOe tage jim
gegpnoeIie. 5noen ri Tom til Sta.
tiouen par ies ioripnet meo Bro.
plant ! 5orm al 9reo, ngfprnet
Smer. Dit % 5ru9t, iaa ieg tunoe
bol0e no De 7S4 Dtil, Den SmuIe
4fitdn0, Der er mellem englebDen
og Den itore Stao oe0 SaItieen,
uoen at pare MOOT til at opre altior
nfb9ngig al bet tsrenoe Sotel, JON
iiH0es pna buert langtgnaenoe 3og.
Zen Slngs 9oteller er oct, ian Iangt
min eriaring gaar, baaoe beoit %
billigit Al ppre ioa uaibrngig al
iom Del mnligt. GA bpert Waaltio
betales min0it treoobbelt og inn el0.
90 meo Ghiraifnt til airifanerne.
Der 9nnr for 9oroe.
) eas angeIes fog iea Nj.
ifeo meo Soutbern gaeific R'p
oa ifuloe M inc pna bet itore Uni.
on gncific Spitem, iom ieg ifnl0e
bliOe paa til ieg nnaeOe Omaba, en-
Sotptur pnn 1920 Ril BLOT Zen
Dnrer finn ira 9orsong Morgen 81.
8 til esrooe aften 81. 7,35, mar
ma blioer pe0 liae | en- Streo. -
gaii, men ierit ifiloe oi oa afiteo. -
ga, bet par Der mango ioruoen mig.
Der ifufoe, ian Den enc Gar eiter
ben nnoen matte Isles til Toget.
inoen oi Tx begpnot at fsre. Wen
begpnot fit ui oo. og MI gif bet
frenn6 og opoo MOB NoroGt, ierit
igemem fan fin en- Grugtegn, iom
ies nogeniinoe bar Yet. Ropnlia
tenfte ies FER pno be imuffe Dram.
ge.2nnbe eIler Narfer meo be msr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-12
9dnmalt % SerOensftIgeA.
etorreipon0nnce nj Iii. RI Gau
MART

5 De fsrile auguiioa9e i 5ior sit
ct aIDorsoras ben oper port 6olf
aanoelsie nGiten, inIoe Al Span.
DING penteoe ri Neooelelierne noe
ira De tore @an0e. ariaserflarin.
gerne tom Slag / Slag. lille ior.
too. at uPloige 9~elioenbe0er par
un0er u0Difling. arPnfelien Al Bel.
giens traftatiitreoe Jtentralitet Inf
feoe 3srm op paa Di0 CAB Tor ale
gilfaarli9be0er % iDiote mallge
Sino meo 9engItele {. 2pnge baD.
De man i port 5gorelauo uuret flar
oDer. at oi laa Deo Chen al De ito.
re Acknowledgements alfare 8ei.
Vi mantte iormoOe. al en- arlg mel.
lem England % Huslano paa Den
enc Si0e og 1piflano paa ben an.
Den mdatte bersre os / Dor inoerite
Reroe. vi maatte iormo0e, at De
frigsisrenOe Wagter beage oil0e
ifpnoe iig at offIpere Danmarf, og
Di Dioite, at ri baDoe life meget at
title op moo en- ooermpgtig 5ienoe.
vi bau0e fun Get at gere: boloe
os neiitrale. gien pil0e oi oPre /
StanO til at bGooe Reiitraliteten ?
Ooer ior bette Speresmaal par
Der % bapOe Der gennem 4arene
berifet itor llenigbeo mellem DC po.
litiIfe BARTER. Oct rnoifale 9enltre
inmmen me0 Socialoemofrnterne
b9poeoe, at AfpPbning par oct beoite
Deiooel til at iifre Dor Reutralitet.
gerpeo gap ri fIarIig til aenoe, at
pi life oiloe ppre nieo | nogen arig,
% man funoe altian ipare ale
Riitiings. og 3orfonrsforanitaIt-
ninger. Ron bebsDeoe bare en-
9nanofulo 5olf og ct Bar lette 5nr-
tsjer iom @rpniepoliti og apitoagt.
alt oct moet, 5Gitninger, aanoner,
Raifingeoerer, fort Nmoifab,
gpeliestio Off. funoe life blot uoen
Sfa6e men til inrIig Sffring al
9onoets 5reo nn6ppres. un9etelig
babe en- mogelig os biflig Waaoe
at in6rette fig pdo.
Saa utroIiet bet lpoer, uanot
bette grincip mango 9ilbPngere
ieIp bIanot tilipnelaoenoe aloorlige
og betpnfomme 5olf. Den raoifale
Bresie oa gartiets Orofsrere |
Rigs6osen ~forfpnote enopioere, at
Somfen ON en- fommenoe geroens.
fris - ben, Iom Stormosterne !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-12

Som | tioligere Iioer er Homer.
firfens StiIling til Sperssmaalet
ON 9ibelens 2psning al Wenig'
mono ogIaa / Rutioen naflen0e.
5 2anoe Tom gitrig, bDor Ho-
merfirfen beiio0er itor Wagt, er
Grpiteifabet olmin0elig fienotIig.
iinoet moo 8fbelielIfaberne. Sra
2an6e, iaa fierne iom 8olen os BE.
I'll, ia IeIp fra romerife Nisiions.
itationer pno GeDlon, bsrer Ri ON
gr9iter, iom forbn6er 2asning al
gibeIen og en6oeIna sOelpgger
OperipttelIer al ben | 5olfeiproget.
Ser / limited States iamt | fle-
re of guropas 2onoe er Stillingen
m6erleoes.
3 ielpe StoIien bar Der | De ie-
mere Mar ppret life fno leoenoe 4ir-
femrn6, iom alporliet snifer at
biplpe 2rgfoff til 2rsning al SUBS
Orb.
Ceres SnofIp6eIfe fsrte for nogle
Nar fioen til DonneIien al ct ito.
8ibeIieIffab: .Bia Societa
M 9. @iroIomo Der Ia Diffrfione
bel sdnti gdneeli.1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-12
Sen iturc on f%OrirrOeliae
Erfen."

Aaar man tdaer Ct Sernbrnefort
for tia ol Ter Den MRn8oe Statio.
ner. Der er afiat oerpaa ira San
gernar0iuo tit Salt cafe Sin iaa
ifil0e man tire. at Reiiea aif i8en'
mem ct temmclig tnt 5eiolfet ean0
mr0 en- NGng0e itsrre On minorc
gner, men Sau6beoen er. at man
fac ira Can g~ernar0ino til Of aoOt
Stnffe iuO / Rebraifa ferer iaenuem
et 2ano, 6er,ai Qatiren er Ell eneite
itor 2rf oa Dil6e ugre BET ! Gag,
6Dis life @euneHct oeo annit o.
1li0 bnDoe forDan6fet tore 5tofter
al oen til beboeligt 9nno. grfencn
er en6nu oe fIeite steSer aeglen. De
0nrfeoe oa beboe6e Cane nm imnd
lln6toeeIier.
Roaet ino soc o. Al i'm art for.
fnroeliat bar lea en6nn nl0ria iet
grfenens Srp er Den itprft are.
neOe aafms. Ser til opunar Ell life
ubetpoeIig SsiOe % meo line ns9.
ne arme rnger op ooer ben fanoeOe
,Sor0 / Sen Darme. tsrre qnit. nj
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-12
HOm Og gibelen.
Nj $. :. 9onen


: Silfnntning til min iorrige Mr.
tifel ON Gom5 Stiiling til 9ibe-
len / tioligere 9i6. itaI ie9 tiIisie
ct 4ftitpffe. iom Ieili9beos0is er
fnloen i mine 9pnoer unOer Stu.
Diet al bette SpergsmanI.
Get fin6es / Observation-Disclosures
/ guris og ~inoeboIoer en- &9ffe
8ano, gioet al Romerfirfens aaroi-
naIer til go0e Sulius Oen g., oa
ban t garet 1850 beiteg Oen pnOe
Iige 1rone.
Oct inOeboI6er islaenOe llotu.
MleIier:
Qf oIle Be Raao. ri Fan siOe
eoers 5eIligbeo, bar Oi gent ben
met %neoDenoige til iioit. 8i maa
boloe bore Zine pionabne og an.
penoe al mnlig Stprfe ! oenne Sag.
Soa tibet iom muligt at tilnOe
9qsnine at GonneeIiet, iGrlig pna
SoIfets Sproa, I ale De 9anoe, Der
Itaar unOer eoers Suris0iftion.
CAB BET tibet, Der ipOuonIig I9-
ieg unoer Resien, bare tilitrptfe.
ligt, 90 eiu ineen 2oo til at Ipie
mere.
San IGnee Solicit er tilireos meo
oenne emile. pil eoers Snteresier
fremmes, men ioa mart Solicit On
FER at lpie mere. oil e0ers Snter-
ester bliDe unoertrnft.
Oct er oenne go9, Tom mere END
noaet nnoet bar reiit De 5oritpr-
refer og Storme, fom npiten bar
soeInet os.
Get err en- aen0sgerning at Der
iom nogen nsie unoerisger, booo
ser ftoar i gi6elen, og ~inmmenlig.
ner bette meo, bpao Der timber Steo
i pore airfer, pil ban mart finOe
ttoDerensitemmelie og ie, at Dor 9G'
re meeet cite er foritellig ira 9i-
belen og enonii mere bpppig moo'
lat ben.
0eriom Solicit foritnar bette, oil
set aI0rig opbere meo at uoeife
os, til aft bliDer a~abenbart, og Ri
oil ga blioe @enitono for nIminOe-
Zig SAD og 5orogt.
Oct er Oerfor neonenoigt at ifiule
8f6eIen for Solicit, men meb itor
Soriigtigbeo, for life at opffe Roo-
itono
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-12

gen 2oIol pare ON, at De lom ar
beioer ligeiom Ceres Selifab gsr,
paa llo6reOeIien al @uos 6eflige
gnan9elier uOierer BET met nDtti.
9e arbeiOe pan at opora9e Den.
n~eifene til friiten 3ulofommcn6eO.
gSaa oct inOerli9ite enifer pi, ia
tilifDnoer ogiaa ill. at 8eres Sci
fab fife blot mac 5eite oenne 5rigt
- ben oioeit muliae Spre6ning al
GoaHgelierne ~ men oliaa maa
noiore ct on6et 8prf. Der lager os
iaare paa SinOe - ui mener Sno-
iereIien al DC beIIi1e 9sBer / De
friitnes Stem. buor Dc ifal uare iom
SeIDmenten / @panaeliet. Ell Tina,
iom ale iprist is9er effer o. ale
omboa8eIigt uoater. iaa pirfelig
ale troenoe bliOer oant II oa8li8
9Gsning % @ran fnin8 a oem %
oerigennem IGrer at nanore pGr-
oigt o. / ale Sing behaae @uo.
Mou fan life anoet emo enite. at
BET maa lDffes SierouDmls ieIifabet
moer Sen M 9aoes 9eoaolenbeo
life Blot at ipre0e 6bonaeliarne o.
apoitIenes @erninaer. men o8inn
De bbriac nDteitpmentIi1e Sfriiter,
ia ben belle gibeI / Be fatoIIfe Cant
De. on man fan pare fnlot enil
meo Ulattbep GrnoIo. mar ban II.
ger. at De f%atolife 9ationer olori9
piI asre noget uirfeIiat 6remifriOt,
ier De Iprer at fenoe 9i5eIen beore.
9eo ct 9%ibeImeoe. Der ior ngIi9
aiboIotes / Colombo iortalte 6srite.
oommeren paa Geoton ON Ell 9aa
if%eaitieneite, nan enaana bapoe ouer-
puret en- grrit Strife.
Gan iaaOe; airfen oar mort mo
taaen 9uteret meO De omaipen0e Gus.
Men en5per airfearn8er bleo PEG
S~n0aangen ioriuet meo ct lille
8nfslns. @u0stieneiten foreaif i &c.
anu0elien / @srfe, men e%iterbaan.
ben Tom Sen FREQ rem. %iirsnme0e
98iet rem ira airfens Mi6fe. 81 ri
iaa mart. bDao Ser ifcte. airtclrn
gerne. Der befanot in / a.rfens Mo
te, hau0e tpnot oeres 8ofslDs %
gan ems til Sc iierncrcHoocnoc. o.
inaIe0es bleD belle airfeH MD Al
ops.
S%aaleoes er ct 9~i6eliclifa5s Ger
nina. oginn observation-disclosures
Or ser al0or i BETS 4rbeioe p1a AZ
ipreoe eoangeliet No oDer De fatoI.
ife 9anoe, oil oet iunoe inc Gar
ter hos banl. Der ielp er geroens
2Ds. iaa ifal o8iaa 4%aaite1rBets
@lans iaIoe oger oisie 3of Ser
en6nu Dan0rer / Werfe.
9ioen BIZ pfc BET.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-12

felreme 2rGer % DC gnie 6rl8.
ter. DC tore ginmarfer Oh otto
Re0oe5auer. iom BET nrinler meo
6cr noe. Naar 1oget i%tanoieoe, Isb
Der SmaaOrenae langs 40 9latior.
men % til6e0 ocres Oranges, 3 ior
) Gentsl -
Set gooc parer ooa iiqloen ret
lpnoe Otter at 5oget bauoe itanO.
let oeo Gan 9crnaroino. flu Gs V2il
ira Cos GnacIes. forte ri life Blot
i~teilcre opao. men iamtioia ino J.
boa0 lea uil tillaoe mia At foIoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-12
Set, Der brltaor.
gaulus | atbtll.
III.

@fter at @uo altiaa bar baa-
ret oDer meo oisie 9%anfunoi8.
beoens SiOer, bpoer ban M
Menneifene, at De ale % ale
gegne ifllle omoenoe ii9.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-25
big TREASURES
HIDDEN away IN
CELLAR VAULTS

Mystery, mystery everywhere; in
his grandfather house, which he re-
turns to own, following the reported
demise of his grandsire, and surround
ing the young woman who has struck
his fancy in forceful manner. This is
the situation encountered by young
Jack Glenarm, hero of The House Of
Thousand Candies Meredith Mich
olson's famous novel of that name,
which is shown in photo-pl form at
the National theater this week. .Et.s'
Commingled with young Glenarm's
suit for the young wonfan's hand is a
wild hunt for gold in hidden vaults
underneath the strange house. In this
pursuit, as Welt as his effort to win the
girl, Jack meets opposition from a
young lawyer, executor of the grand
fathers will. - 20
A cast of exceptional strength has
been chosen to portray the narrative.
Harry Mestayer appears in the role OF
the hero, with Grace Darmond playing
the part OF the fascinating heroine,
Marian Evans. Supporting these are
Mary Robson, john Charles, George
Backus, Forrest Robinson, Edgar Nell
sen, Effinghanl Pinto, Emma Glen
wood and Gladys Sarnn1s with r. n.
.Heffron directing the performance.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-25
TUNA Club Will
HEAR FROM BIG
GAME FISHERMEN

James W. Jump or Los Angeles and
Fred X. Burnham of Martinez, two
noted fishermen of California visiting
here, are to address the Hawaii Tuna
Club next Monday afternoon. The fol-
lowing announcement is made by Sec
rotary II. Gooding Field:
Hawaii Tuna Club-At the Cham.
her OF Commerce rooms on Monday,
the 2Sth inst, at 4 p. m.
Mr.. James w. Jump OF Los Ange-
les (holder of the worlds record for
yellow-fin tuna at Catalina, Cali and
Mr.. Fred X. Burnham of Martinez,
CAL, will give talks on the art of
Game Fishing in Hawaiian and other
waters, explaining the use of the rods,
tackle, artificial bait and other Access
SORES used in this fascinating sport
Mr. Jump, from his recent angling
experiences here, states that Hawaii
is the leading game fish center OF the
world.
You are cordially, IN lied to attend
this meeting.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-25
]. c. 'CANDLESS
dies; result OF
AUTO ACCIDENT
Machine Turned Over on Road
Near Lodi; CAL, and Fatally
Injured HonoIulan

On the Great Northern tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. McCandless and
Mrs. George Rodolph and her daugh
ter. Miss Helen Rodolph, will leave
| for California to attend the funeral oil
James @. MeCandless, who was killed
yesterday near Lodi, In the San Joa'
Quin valley, when an automobile he
was driving overturned.
Young McCandless was the son OF
!, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McCandless. Mr..
and Mrs. Us. McCandless are also
going to the coast tomorrow night
McCandless was % years old, and
was ia business as a broker in Oak
land, with George r. O'ConnOr He
married. Miss Marian Rodolpn, the
daughter of an Oakland banker, last
According to telegraphed news from
California McCandless and his partner
were returning from Sacramento TO
Stockton when the car, driven by. Nc
Candless, turned over just west of
Lodi, where the county highway cross
es the Southern Pacific tracks. O'Con-
nor was thrown from the car and es-
capped with only a few bruises, while
MeCandless was pinned beneath the
car and was so severely hurt that he
died few hours later in the Lodi
hospital. '..:-. -: III.
James Christal McCandless was the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Nc
Candless and nephew of Lincoln l..
McCandless and James S. McCandless
Of Honolulu He graduated from Oahu
college and then went through the
University of Pennsylvania. While
at the latter college he sustained a
broken leg in an automobile accident.
After going into the brokerage bus.
mess in Oakland with 0'Connor, Nc.
Candless married Miss Marian Ro-
dolph, daughter of an Oakland banker.
They took long bridal trip through
the East. Recently the brides moth.
er, Mrs. George Rodolph, came to Ho.
nolulu and is now, with Miss Helen
Rodolph, a younger daughter, a guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
McCandless. -. >az.
The news of the fatal accident
caused a shock to the community, for
young McCandless had a great many
f.iends and acquaintance here and
the various members of the family are
known all over the islands. While
he had not been here for some years,
McCandless kept up his wide ac-
workmanship, and during the short
time of their stay Mrs. Rodolph and
Miss Helen Rodolph have been wide.
ly entertained and have won many
friends. +. ill.,: r.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-25
CEASE EFFORTS TO
BAIL OUT BASEMENT

Artesian water now 20 FEET above
sea level, has been the source of sup
ply Of the POOL that has existed in the
basement of the Kapiolani building
for the last few weeks, it was learned
today Harry Murray, manager of the
waterworks, discovered this subter-
ranean source of the water and
promptly called off the two men he
has had working pump in an effort
to bail the cellar out. 1t is impractic-
able to work against the tremendous
head from the artcsian supply.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-25
A. A. MiL DEF RETAINS
ATTORNEY TO LOOK
INTO METZGER LEASE

Investigation OF the transfer of the
Metzger lease In Hilo will be made BY
Robert w. Breekons. acting as attor-
ney for Judge A. A. Wilder. If action
is brought in court II will be by Judge
Wilder as taxpayer and citizen.
u know that land was transferred,
on an attempt was made to transfer
land. to Metzger at a very low APP
praised value IN view of what 1t has
been earning SINCE said Judge VIII
Ger. "Metzger has been getting the
benefit from the quarry under an
agreement of sale, but do not believe
he has any title to 1t as yet"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-25
ILLINOIS RED NOSES
AND HAWAIIAN ROSES
ARE USED FOR RHYME

The following Lament was sent
by an illinois lady to friends who are
visiting Honolulu, guests at the Pleas
anton. -...-%.=~ -..... . .zs
While loving Hawaiians bedight you
with roses, -.a-.
We only are sporting our usual red
,-,r noses: .-. ->~: ..... 49, ...e,
While garlands of flowers they twine
round your neck,
We turn up our collars and beat it, by
heck, 49,. &c.. .....:
And the azure of tropical skies so oft
told
Has nothing on US, we're so blue with
" the cold. -. b. d.. ok.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-25
JAPANESE KILLED AT
SCH0FIELD HAD LIFE
INSURANCE OF $1,000

When Torahachi Uratake. carpen-
ter's helper. was killed as he lay sleep
ing in his little cabin at Schofie!d Bar
racks last November by the accidental
discharge of a gun in the hands of a
soldier some distance away. he lid not
leave his wife and children without
means Uratake had a life Insurance
policy worth $1,000.
S. Shirai was this morning appoint
ed administrator for the Uratake es-
tete by Judge w. l.. Whitney of the
circuit court Shirai's bonds were
placed at 5000.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-25
MORE FREEDOM
ON CABLE Lines
over ATLANTIC

Manager w. Y. Motley of the Hawaii
branch of the Federal Telegraph Com
pany has received the following an
nouncement from San Francisco:
Transatlantic cable letter service
has been resumed except to France,
Germany, Austria, Hungary. Belgium,
Luxembourg, Turkey and Bulgaria"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-25

A proclamation issued by the mill
tary government of Egypt allows the
shipment of raw Gotten to Switzer-
land il it is consigned to certain
firm which has guaranteed to keep It
from Germany.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-25

The Anglo-Swedish antarctic expe-
dition under the leadership of PROBES
scr Otto Nordenskjoid has been post
poned until the European war is
ended
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-25

Before Lorraine was united with
France in 1876 it belonged to the de-,
throned King of Poland Before that
il belonged to Austria.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-25

In the last SO years, from 1877 to
1914, inclusive, the total loss by fire in
the United States and Canada was
So, 1866 ,000, 900. 49,. III. - 2.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-25

There is potash enough for the Unit
ed States in the kefp beds of the Pa
cifc coast of Alaska and the coast
states. .:=.: =. .........
Connecticut western news., 1916-10-19
AMERICAN SHIPYARDS
 HAVING RECORD YEAR
Building In U, s, Almost Equal
 to That of England.

For the first time in history, so the department of commerce announces.
 merchant shipbuilding in American yards is almost equal to that in Brit ish yards. Reports show that on Oct. 1 there were AT steel merchant yes sells with a gross tonnage of 1,454, ,270 under construction or contracted for Under date of June 30 Lloyd's Regis ter reported 439 steel merchant vessels of 1,540, 11S tons under construction in British yards. The British report does cover work contracted for and not yet
 begun.
 During September American yards finished nineteen steel merchant yes sels of 46,60S tons and made new con tracts for forty-Seven steel merchant
 vessels of 2OS,6S6 tons. About half this tonnage is for Norwegian owners. The months new contracts equal all the merchant steel tonnage in the United States building OF under con tract July l, 1915, and exceeds that on July l, 1914.
 In the current fiscal year American builders expect to launch 326 vessels of 99S,O35 gross tons, and in the fiscal
 year ending June 30 1918, they ex-
 pect to launch ninety-one vessels of 456, ,235 gross tons.
Connecticut western news., 1916-10-19
DEPUTIES REJECT
 NEW DIVORCE CANON
EplsGOpaIian Clergy Defeated
 by Laymen's Vote,

The house of deputies of the Protes- tant Episcopal church in convention at St. Louis rejected proposed canon forbidding the remarriage of persons who had been divorced. The law of the church permitting its clergy to solemnize the marriage of the inno- cent party still stands.
 The defeat of the measure followed a heated debate. Ittwas due to non- concurrence of the two orders, clerical and lay, of the lower house. The house of bishops merely discussed the matter in its secret conclave, for in the circumstances any action on its part at this time would be without force. The church stands committed to the existing status for another three years.
 The rsl call on the measure was; Clerical yeas, 4O1a votes; nays, 2434; majority for measure, 15% votes; lay order, % yeas to 32% nays.