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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12
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elm perianmeIte iib seitern aberlo i'm
7cutiden Stub urlter 8orlib ocs
Braiibeilten Scrrn Scnrp @Ioedlcr
nnb Der grototoafiibriutg Ses Sefre.
tdrs Serrn .Serrp 8reper. Gret Wlit.
3IieSer beiirnen iib mif per 9ranfen-
liite lnb S32 Granddaughter ipurben
ni.sc3ahlt. iyrau SSoa 9eihner
odntte in etrlenr ber3liden Sd)reiten
Dem gerein mir Die ibr beim Scae
iDrcs @atien &crru Miigift GciHner
beipieiene' ;Spnrpntbie irilo fir Die
prompte gliis5abliing bcs cterbegcl-
oes. Bonn llfrgnridneiid,cn &ilfsoer.
EN- lag cine Ginlnnimg 5ii ietier Jcit.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12

Der @eIunobeitsbeamtt q. 8.
!tunep bon 8ellspue berihtete iiber
;ipei sSGle bon ainberlabmuns. Obs
min Morris, 18 Nlonote aft, beHsn
gliern on Der Poplar Strabe ipohnen.
unb Marie Tergentbal, IS Wlonais
aft. BON Der Rknsforb Strabs. fino
Der arantbeit erlssen. Dies fei ieoof;
iein Orunb, nm bic 9ebDlisrung IN
aufresung 3u pstieben. 8pei sydlIe
feien nod fein Deipeis fiir eine Gpis
bsmie. DAB ben ainbern Der gefu6
BON Wdnbelbilotr 9beatern unb bic
BobepIdbe perbotsn ipurbt. lei aiht
ipnbr.
- Der Bellevue Stdbfrdtb BAT ben
polissidef beauftrast, jeas @runb,
siaentbiimer sn perbaften. iptldx ss
unterIaiIsn. bag llnirdut Don ibrtn
Grunbitiiden su sntfsrnrn.
- Sobn pile bon Ro. S02 Ss6ite
apenue. DabtDH. itorb seitern im Wl-
rs bon ~ Sabrsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12
lie 2ebemsmitcl ansitellung.

Die 2ebensmittslausitequng i'm
Gbeitsr part ssb0rte seitern ben Rem
tudpern uRo melt uRo brett aus bem
Blue 9ras State iparen bic aeute qua
fammenseitromt. giirsermeiiter Craig
pon Ggpinston. giit9ermeiiter 2ipings
iton non Rspport ioiuie u. 6. S6efs
fer fiinsir.enesiteru oISGbrenprdiibens
ten. Die aentudner glts trusen gang
bebeutsnb gum amiiiment Bel. G,ros
bss SniereiTe mar bic S3onbeitstons
turrens unter ben aItiniten bon aena
tudp unb Ohio.
Der beutise Sae 9ebOrt ben gGdern
unb aonbiioren 9as Beper6e lat
cine srcbartiss 9lusitelluns arrangirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12

Water 6 Singer aie Worts batts
Ni9ter 6arbdon entfdieben, bab bic
Stdbt uBer geipiHen Bebingungsn 5ur
&ollettirung einer Ii5ensgeblibr 5eret,=
tist fei. @egen bieie Gnfhsibuns 1T
nun bon ben 9srtlasten appellirt NOR.
ben.
- 6err q. 6. Simmpns. 8ors
iibenbsr bes aenton Gountp bsmofras
iiiden &asnes&omm bat ses
tern einen Beirnib, aus folsenbsn
giirsern beItsbenb, ernannt: s. ".
Sunt. &. Il. glperbid, 9. 6. 9lateleh,
90. a. 9brns, s. 8. SSlfaer, s. 6.
Brabb, Sol. s.. 9rebmunn R. o..
Williams, 6. g. See, u. e. Grid
lett, 8. &. Soppenjans unb glmer ..
gtaniifer. sJn bas admpagnesaoms
mittee ipurben Ga Wlitsilebsr srndnnt.
9lls SetretGr funsirt D. 3. 8oles uno
oIs Sdabmeiiter q. s. Bil3.
Die sleinfinebers9eiuabrd
ipirb am naditen Wontas Wsorsen im
Wabiarers@5eim er0ffnet tuerben.
Gum Beiten bes ct. gIiiabetb
Soipitals fpirb am nd9iten Sountag
yid9nittas Elm gu6re unb See Cream
Soeial absebalten fperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12
Sanier tpnoemnirt.

9auinIpsttor RsHbigs bat seitern
ipicber cine 2tn5abl 9duier in ben
Bottoms tpnbemnirt, neil oieieIben
baufdllis unb cine SebrObuns fir Die
gepObner iinb. lpIsenbe 9ebdul;ds
isiten miiiIsn abgetrasen perosn;
5ipsiit6disss SsneWsHtbaus 992-994
OF Grontitrabs, SRI. 6annie WcDos
nalb ssboris; breiit0dises Ssnemsnt'
baus, 41S-422 Neit Woter Strabs,
bem 5atum Ratlab seboris; pterito'
dises Sensmsntbaus, 425 @eit Jronts
Strabe, bem 5atum RadlaB gebo'
rig; speiit0dissr 0aarenipeiter, 2l1
-213 Water Strabe foipie brsiItodi'
ees Senementbaus, 209 Neit g8ater
Gtrabe, bsibe @ebGube Gigenthum Der
g. &c u. Giienba6nSeIeufdafi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12
Sius bem aysanisipalgeriHt
SrGntigam mirS i'm @eridt pom
Scrjlciocn beiallen.

9lls seiisrn Der 9siGbrias SoIept
s. Drummer BON 913 gine Strabe unt
sie q Sabre dlte Roie StepDcns
ipslfe am frii6en Worgen BON Der
Detettioes Saps uno McSbane Der,
baftet porben iparen, por Ridtes
Ileranber as6rn6t lpurbsn, ertlGrten
ne, bab iie beirdtben mDdteH. ginsr
Der Oetetiibs purbe beauftraet, bas
paar na6 bem Gpurtbaus 3u 5rin.
gen, bamit es cine 6eirathsli5ens ers
ipirte unb bdnn i'm poli5eigeri6t ebe.
gct perbunoen perbsn t0nne. 9t6e:
ebe bas 9orbaben aussefiibrt perber
tonnte, erlitt 9rrnUer ploblih einer
6n3dnfan, 70 bub er ins SOipitdi ss.
fradt lDerben mubte. tuo isin 3uiianr
als bebentli9 ertldrt fpurbe. 9el
probatbeamte R. isalt purbe Don
Ii6ter 2tlerdnber beairftrd9t, bnfiil
81 forgen, bdb Drummer, fails er gene.
fen Iollte, bas Wdbten bsiratbe.
Our6 Rifter 4lsranber ipurbsn
geitsrn Wtorgen tie Woltsreibeiiber
Senr unb Bernard goors Don Ser
0rnp Rodb fpegsn angebIi9en @ers
faufs gefdlftter Ntild 5i elmer @elbs
firdfe bon $500 unb Soften bsrurs
tbeilt.
Der Gall Don Gbtparo 81. primbs
bon Ro. 3701 golerain 2lpenue, mel
der aneetIast ill.,. auf falfae Dor
ipiegelunsen bin @aiolin erlanst 81
ba6sn, tpurbe aeitern DON Hi6ter 8sll
beri6pben, ba Der Mngetlagte uiht
erIdienen mar. Seine giirsIfaft
ipurbe fir berfallsn ertldrt. Die
alaae mar BON 6. O. Websr BON Ro.
400 State apsrule erboben iporben,
ipeIder ssltenb serna4t bate, baB
primbs i6m psrtbloie Gbeds ssssbsn
6abe.
5enrp g. pfeffer, Der bss scbt-
i6lags ansetlaet III, tpurbe gsItsrn
BON Ri6ter gell ben Grobgeihtpore>
ren iibertpieien. 9lm 20. sSuli mar
Der iunee Ralph Minor an Glbsron
9lDsnue unb gaifett Roab Don pfefs
fers 4utomobil ii6erfabrsn porben.
pfeffer tpurbe auf feline eieene 8iirs=
itaft bin auf ireiem 5ube bslaiien.
Ron Jleifer, ipel6er betonnts.
aus Der Office BEG 9lnipalts Milton
Sapler eine psrtbooll. llbr entipens
bet 81 bdben, ipurbe inter Der 9ln@
tlaae beg grobSiebitabls bur9 Ri6ter
Bel ben grubssf4porsuen iibers
tpisien.
6arrn grudmann bon 8ierte uub
Sofn Gtrahe. tpel6er BON ben De-
tettips Sanraban unb Want berbaf-
let pcrben mar, neil sr Wettreuns
Bethel in fsinsm gsiibe bate, tpurbe
BON Rifter Gltranbtr 9eiiern 5u elmer
@slbiiraie BON S25 uno Soften perz
urtteilt.
6arpsp Sdoone uno gldn 8cbon.
bic bon hem Reitduratelr peter Spe4
ros, 303 Weft sriiufte Strabe. beg
Rdubes beIfulbiet tpurben, piirben
aefisrn bon Ridter gea freiseIprofen.
Gptros pia in ieinem 2otal beraubt
iporben iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12
RerFraals Dti;ea.

Serr George +. 0ieterte Be
finbet iic1 nit Teiner yaHilie uui
elmer RetIe i'm geaopItone Bari
Or. s. 80. Gropforb, Elm be-
tennter 2lrat, lit geitern na4 feds
poaieem&rantIein in ietnerWObmtng,
760 yipro Crescent 2(penue IN Nbons
bale, i'm 9lter BON II Sdbren geitor
zen. Inter 9rGiibsnt 6arriIur mar
er @enerultoniul in St. petersburg.
@r mar nit ruiIii6eu @erbdltni'ieu
Iebr pertraut unb bat man6eu8prtrdg
iiber bas 9nutenreih qebdlten. Der
Gntfhlafene btnterlGBt einer SCbn,
cine Sobter unb brei 9-iioer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12
ausitanb Sci Der Crane snmber So.

3irfa 200 gar6nrbeiter Der Crane
9anfber 60 I'M Sltenb Iegten geiterr
obne ipeiteres Die gIrbeit nieSer. EiC
lente nabmen tpie iiblih ihr Sage'
perf auf, bIieben dber nidIt langc oa'
bel. Gle id)iften cine abcrSnintg III
bic Office unb unterbreiteten ibre
5sroer.mgen. Ger @eiiten iuurbe be.
beiitet. tie mod)ten big 5nr &iidfebr
oes G1efs Serrn Clinton Crane mar
ten. Der nidt in Der Stnbt lei. 2Ile
Sas Gonrntittee init benz geideio 5ll'
riidsanl, fpilroe Der Strcif begonnen
"a Serr Crane iidj mif Ocr 9tiifreiit
befinbet imo bic Sirrro fpiaens lit 5u
,,ntcrban1eIn, biirfte Der Musitaill
.nidit 5on.Ianaer 9.nier jett
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12
2.Hf NrdTnsnt SSilicn
gRtIf etuc GampoGuetour
oErh 0aS 2ano mo h en.

g2ttG cine &agnetouu
oRrh ons 2anb MAIDEN.
g8dibtnqto II, .. s., II. 9Ing.
ErGij6ent @ili1t bot 70 gut wie be-
ihlpiiet, cine &uupognetcur oltrdl
>a5 2ono bis nudl Dem StiIIen C52Gt
GIT MAIDEN. Die G'tiNeLbciten icIlen IN
ben nId6ten paor IGgen ons1eurbet-
tct luer0en, oodl lit c3 GelDiB, oaB ote
6our crit ua6 ser N}ertagtng oea
SougreiIes be1innet IN iro.
@rploitOu in ~ uloer.
fobrif.
g9ilmtugton 2'eI. If. glug-
2y.fcloe Der @rpIoiion Deg GpIlnNers
einer grriIe iu Der 9EtLnge Der Qt
@ont Gorpocr Gc1rtpotr9 IN GarneDS
,Goint, 81. g., tpuroen oIu jSrettag oret
glrbcitcr qcto0tet uno 3pet dnoers
nelleb., -
Ete 4reiTe, peLdbc 40 Afann
5dsieBbounauolle erItblelt, w1troe De-
'moIirt un0 Stilde bon GtoDL tloger
nod allcr 9tidhrnpen. Gtues oericl-
ben t60tete eilleir @lanu,e Der geraoe
,iein gsittogSmaALab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12
Rekbsrt.

SU gttiupuI IfIttS fHh wv v0th-
einnafier WpIfstla.r bcfinbet iidJ in
0o. 800 Dprs strake, ecssniiber
Sem Gourtbouic, ,uoieIbit gleuisfeiten,
anjrigru II. I. iu. big 9 lIbr gbenos
eutgegengcnummcn iuerben. Selepbcn
5outh 2401.
geiibtiiel 9erdnbsrungen:
Jobn g. Strider an 3. 6. S9reis
Der. cine Got in 9apion gu $500.
- 5eiratbsfdeine: @orbon 81.
Burton. 21. bon 3ansspiIls, 8. unb
aba 6. Rorman, 81, bon ct. Clair
bile. g.; Senrp eon3leas, %. unb
Qnnn Geetlsr, 27, betbe bon Sarri'
ION Co.. ap.; War SurDeio BON Gin
cinnati unb Sba 9uransfb bon Relps
port.
- Das iG6rlite Grntefeit gum
9eifen Der ct. Soiepbs Sdufe in
Cob Sprinas pirb bsute i'm Jabren.
bol5 0roDe absebaIten iperben.
gouperneur Stdnleb tpirs
nd6ite Wpde in Gcrt Thomas eine
treifen unb cine 4niprade an bic
atentudper Wilis ri6kH. Der @ous
berneur iuirb Johann elm Reoue iiber
Die Brigade a66alten.
- Rad Der ReusiHtb.ilung beg
Siherbsitsbienites, tpelfes am %. b.
W. in Strait tritt, perbsn >folaenbs
pclisiiten Don 7 llbr qbenbs Bis 3
ll6r Murgers ben SiGsrbsitsbienIt
psrieben: 8ounsllp. Wlurpbp, 5srron,
Bbite. Seppner, Wtortcn, @enarb,
epiiton, gambler, erous unb Slads
ipea.
SIN eireuitsseritt ivurS. aeftern
bon bem qnipalt Sorace Root fiji
cine ansabl @runbeigentbiimer cine
aIase eesen bic Siabt aommiHdre
einsereidt, ipona9 biefe burh einer
ginbaIts6efebl baran berbiHbsrt pers
ben follsn, cine Sdanili3eIs na6 Der
Siooitede Der 9ritten unb Monz
mouth Strdbe gu trunsferirsn. Sn Der
GIageidrift tpirb seltsnb serrdht, oab
bic be3eidnete gde nienldls fir Elm
S9antseiperbe beniibt iporbsn iei;
bab teine, bic ausiibuns 6es Shdnts
ssiperbes betreffenbe Rotia, tpie es
bas Geisb pori6rei6t, betannt eema9t
lporben let. uno bab Diele perIonen,
fpelfe bic petition gu @uniten Der
9rdnsferiruHg unieridrieben battei.
nidt innerbalb bon ,ipeibunSsrt Sue
Der beSsidneten gde pohnsn. gfls
Wituerflaste iperben albert Wshr
unb bic Siabt gopinsion ssnannt. -
Ri6ter Otto Wolff erlieb einen tens
pordren ginbaItsbefebl.
- 2lbe adfsstp, Elm G1duifeur Der
2tliamont Sotel Company, purbe se.
fern Ha9mittdg bon bem autrner
zines 2aittpagens, nit ipeIdem er
iiber bds Wegsredt Der @ranb 1ps.
in einen Streit geratben mar, nit ei<
mem Repolpsr bsbrobt. aalestp er.pirtz
ie ssgen ben llnbetonn.tn Soc Doe
in Der Sheriffs Office sinsn @erbaftss
befehl.
Cine 9onFerens, ipslde stpifhsn
Mapor QipinsIton unb benz Brigade
@snsrnl Rossr Wiliams ftdttfdnb. res
Iultirie barin, bab bic Wili3iotodien.
ipel6e rah Repport .ommen. aeitti8
am absnb nad benz Sort suriidfebren
miiiien. Cine patrouille pirb dlis
Solbai.n, ipeIts oes Hddts auf Der
Gtrabs ansetroffen tperben, nah Der
9leferpdtion suriidididen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12
III @irte fournen ioIl. 0ie @fnIabuno

III @ihe touumen fol-. Die @inInbuna
ipurbe imlgeronlmea nn6 bic 5nge.
ifidten gintrittstarten perben ais
ser @ereinsfaiie be5ablt.
9ie Serren ggm @eirnan6 un0
eluguIt ,sranf, pelde Die Bidder I'm.
tcriufJt beridteten, oieielben in better
Sronltng unb Il; Der aaiic folgerlDc
@cIt1nhe eefiutoen 5n bdben:
Sn S56neen oes Sdatmei-
tiers am 1. ssaniiar s. 1888
@jnnabmen I'M Salbia6r 1886
3uinnnen SS39. t9
slusgabelt i'm Salbiabr SSOO.2t
aaiieltbeitano an j. eSllli S 1897
Oas @eianrmtDerm0Gen oes Scr.
eins betragt $7130.97 uno upn 0ic.
lem 8etrag iino $7092 i'm gauperein
anaelegt.
Ter Sfm16iid)e llllterItilsulrJs.
ncrein betbeiliat ii6 in potter Starfc
nni 1eutidlen Gag iIno miro bort Elm
eIaencs Sauptqiiarticr haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12
gileternnn Der GOLerain slue.

Ger aontroIratb beraab GcFerit
oen aontratt fir Die IfIniterlIng Der
&oIerairf slbeitue, bon &opple Straisc
bis gum @dlcreef, nt SSames Go-
berth ST. Geiielt slnsebot NOR
SlasO2S. tl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-02
IRISH REVOLT VERGES TO COLLAPSE
Leader Shot and Many Prisoners Are Taken
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless)

LONDON April lord lieutenant oe Ireland report
he completely within few days Outside Of Dublin itself
wST thu the ests s ar" de ASs G Of % minor 1'S
only .osaa Castle T' sSosSSS % shooting
"pss Of the policeman S o1 guard FROM dublin s through the country district.
& 1 ss ;Ss %s s:s" , tas to 'S
keep closely in touch with the Developments al
Only Shipping On ~ ..ft ~
rebels M have had ns them ssa T gf
nn doors hiding r FH % %IS % nsS d & G' bsssn rebel %
of observing the disposition OF
The hut the rebels in Liberty
gunbOa after which the hall was
the Sim Fem ~, Eh sns. fired upon s
e< %!s n4 s nnen Ilnl and the barracks
DESTROYED HS ffs while there number of other small NHH''
Revolt veFgins Into Collapse - , ,;, TINT a., .n. ooe
in Dublin " "" the Ssnaauare society
Con"o that this is James Connolly the
prisoners have by the and the revolt fast Ng
despatch the Evening Star that
the military authorities in Dublin are now CONVINCED nee e Sat only Se %
state that censorship has been established IN DnSnI
making ephOnns from house to house impossible
despatch military Dublin in
although there still street lighting and some burning
strong rebels everywhere in Ireland
which sAo, down I'M and s' 1c,.
Of Dublin. =. ,,, ,s., ,..,,.,
ng and rifle fire Some of the bullets used have
bee" 5 be n German man. %a% AM" thnr some Oora.np
~ to the Evening News says that UPWARDS OF one hSndred have
% kept u" s " sAa s G'ias p p
John Redmond NatoDasts hOldhemvCs
@ % S Ss UGs% S % %o Sp p %f" sor
simultaneously with tn" outbreak at Dublin on Monday
10 and and carts Many
stephen Women attempted get provision" to s6S e"'fe"e1
hrtcro
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-02
NATIONAL GUARD
ABOUT TO WIN
Senate Will Probably Drop the
Volunteer Plan To Break
Committee Deadlock
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirsless)

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless.)
WASHINGTON, April 3O-.The house
and senate conferees on the Army Re
organization Bill are deadlOcKed and
Lave arrived at a point at which 1t
appears impossible for any agreement
TO be reached. The main rock on which
the committee has split is the featur"
of the Chamberlain Bill providing FOR
Volunteer Army, in addition to the
National Guard. Another item of the
senate measure with which the house
committeeman will not acquiesce is that
which appropriates for the establish
ment Of a government plant for the
tixation of nitrogen from the air.
1t seems probable that the bills will
be referred back to the respective
houses, in which event it il probable
that the senate will yield in the mat
tiers of the volunteer force and accept
the National Guard as the only re
serve force, and will also recede in the
matter of the nitrate plant. The house
will accept the other features of the
Chamberlain Bill, including the much
larger regular army
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-02
WOMAN SMASHED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Driver Failed To Control Car,
Which Ran Down Aged Woman
Alongside Curb

Noyo Makita, q Japanese woman,
fifty three years old, is in the japanese
Hospital. suffering from fracture of
the knee and serious internal injuries
due to being run down by an automObil,
driven by Donald Kent, bookkeeper for
the Thomas Pineapple Plantat on, Wa
niawa. Kent is under arrest, held TO
furious and Needless driving. f:e spent
last night in the cells, being unable to
raise the $3.50 cash bail demanded.
The affair took place early last ni"h'
on King street, near the Palama fire
station.
According to the police reports, Mrs
Makita with her husband, was stand
ing alongside the curb, waiting for q
street car, when Kent approached at y
high rate of speed. Apparently he was
unable to manage his mach ne. rs. in
stead Of sounding an alarm and swer
wing out to avoid the standing couple
he turned h.s ear directly at them and
ran the woman down.
The police officers who handled w.
arrest of Kent say that there were evi
dences that he had been drinking.
Mrs Mak'ta, though seriously hurt
is expected to recover.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-02
FORGED TO RAISE
. FUNDS TO PAY HIS
FORGERY TRIAL COSTS

When Manuel QUINN was convicted re-
Gently in the police court of having
forged Fred Kiley's name to two
checks to keep him in gambling money,
was he dOwnheartedl lie was not.
Even the fact that he was on the way
to Jail to serve a six months sentence
lid not rob him of his nerve, nor the
further fact that he had to have some
money quick to pay the expense he had
been put to during his.trial.
Drawing his trusty checkbook to
wards him, QUINN wrote out a new
check, signed it, as usual, with KiIey =
name, and squared up with the world
before the prison door banged on him
The fact of this check forged to pay
the expense of trial for forgery came
to light only recently. Kiley couldn t
make his bank account balance and
thumbed his cancelled checks over, Fl.
nally lighting on the further example
of Quinni's handiwofk, dated the day
he had gone over to the reef
Yesterday QUINN was brought from
the city prison to confer with the Bank
of Hawaii officials. He confessed tC
Manager A. Lewis that he had USED
| Kiley's name in vain for the thirC
time. 1t is understood that he has
agreed to dig up from somewhere els,
the amount of this last forgery an
may not he prosecuted.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-02
German Reply Ready ButNO
Hint of Its Nature Is Given and
Press Hazards No Comment
WILL REACH GERARD SOON
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless)

.... ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wreess)
DERLIN, April 3OCoun Reventlow, naval critic and Of
- writers who led the advocacy Of the Of ubma
lines limit in his the GermanAmeri
situation way which Germany
from position and method under which will be
sb for Imperial demands of the Unit
ed States.
"A break with America S inevitable" he declares.
only pubcist in Germany willing yester
day opinion the probable of the decision
been arrived the Kaiser the Imperial Chancellor
and the foreign secretary drafted the reply Germany
to he American
NO EDITORIAL COMMENT
fact that reply has been drawn and will
Ambassador Gerard early this week for transmission
Washington appeared yesterday any Of the
the reply has been allowed to leak
Out, That the reply ready yesterday morning by
the Bener Tagebat which would be ready for de-
livery within few days
REPORT VICTORY ON EAST FRONT
against Russians on the
capturing positions south of Lake Narocz between Stan
arocze Stachowee, and taking 5000 Russians.
prisoners the Russians lost cannon twenty
eight machine guns one m thrower. -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-02
WA|OLAMA SWAMPS
SLOWLY DISAPPEARING

IILO, April 2S.-Thc filing In of the
Nnionma swamp hy ~. Lord is pro
redIng somewhat slowly, due to the
fact that the pumping equipment is not
working quite aatist act orily. How
ever, the corner Of the swamp opposite
the Volcano Stables is being filed up
and, Judging by the progress made
when the pump is working at full pres
urr. it should not be long before ma
terial change will he made. The sane
~ being pumped from the sea and as
the swamp beneath tn" discharge pipe
is filed up. an additional length OF
pipe Is attached, thus extending tho
reclamation. The surplus water which
is pumped in with the sand autOmati-
caIlv finds an outlet through the canal
To- the Walakea River. This canal is
now only In course of construction bur
considerable Of the side walls has been
erected and the bottom paved with
stone IN places.
Mud Lane will soon he opened to
traffic again, as the cement bridge
spanning the canal has been practically
completed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-02
FEES ADD
TO ALREADY HIGH
COST Of LIVING

Attorneys fees in divorce cases have
gone up in Judge Stuart = court, thus
adding to the high cost of liring.'
Before Judge Stuart got on the bench
these fees were fixed either at twenty,
five or thirty dollars. Shortly after the
Stuart ascension the fees went up to
forty dollars and next to sixty. Yes
terday in each of two divorce cases
tried Judge Stuart fxed fee of 500.
The divorces granted yesterday by
Judge Stuart were as follows: Mrs.
Miriam Kaia from Samuel Kaia, on the
ground of desertion, permanent alimony
fixed at thirty dollars a month. Kaia
being ordered to pay his ex-wife's at.
tOrney a fee of 500; Mrs. Kaaihookano
Ng zee Tsick from Ng zee Tsick, deser
tion and nOnsupport, almony and attor
ney's fee fixed at thirty dollars &
month and 800, respectively.
Ninety one cases for divorce were in
5tituted in Honolulu during the fOm
months ended today. Per month, tn,
ases filed were as follows: January
twenty-three; February. nineteen
March, twenty-four, and April, twenty
five The last case for this month wa,
filed yesterday, that of Yaichiro Taxa
hashi against Tsuya Takahashi, on thu
ground of desertion.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-02
LAWYERS
PUT FRESH HEART
INTO ROUGH RIDER

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless.)
CHICAGO, April 3o.-Theodore
Roosevelt was given an enthusiastic
reception here last night when he
appeared as the principal speaker
before the illinois Bar Association
and addressed the members on the
question of preparedness.
A storm Of cheers greeted his
declaration that 1.-The answer to the
question how may the United Sta
ties best prepare herself is summed
up in the one phrase universal
training -
When the cheering died down, the
Colonel announced that such a dem
onstration as he had just witnessed
had put fresh heart in him and that
he would now preach the doctrine
of universal military training"
throughout the country with in
creased confidence.
Colonel Roosevelt made no direct
references to politics in his address
which dealt wholly with the mill
tary needs Of the nation.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-02
FORCE ON
T|GR|S SURRENDERS
Supplies Failed and Starvation
- Forced CapituIation Of Ten
Thousand
j ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless. )

W ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelsss)
LONDON, April 20.-Genpral Town
shend's little garrison of 10000 IN,
besieged in the city Of kut. FL
yAmara since the I, week OF last
December, has surrendered to the
Turks.
1r The official announcement Of the fall
OF the garrisoned city was made early
today.
The British force, which originally
was about 10000 men hut was reduced
to 10000 after the almost incessant
Sighting which preceded its capture of
Kut- FL Amara, has been Eesieged in
he meagerIy supplied city for l43 days.
Before his surrender General Town.
lhend DESTROYED oil the guns and mum,
tiOns which remained of those in stock
at the time the city was occupied early
last winter
IL is believed probable that Town
h nd SIR eudrreA to avoid aviation
A relief ship sent toward the city ON
The Tigris grounded and cOuld not be
fCated, and all efforts of the British
relief forces to cut their way to tn,
I beleaguercd city were fruitlass, the last
esnlting in the announcement from
ConstantinOple that the British expe
ditiOn had sustained a severe defeat
A score of miles away from Kut Fl
Amara the relief army has been h ,lr
for months by the well organ Zcd an,
powerful Turkish fOrrCs EN,rts T.,
take food to the city by aeroplan" iii
not afford relief in sufficient qinntit,
20 save the situation.