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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-18
NanseI des sHsIiTeben fIHSweIens.

2orO gur3pn bat unldngit i'm engs
liIden S6erbauIe bic 3ulammeniets
3ung bes neuen 4uftamtes mitgeteiIt,
peIien PrGliOent er lit. Sci Der De.
bate iber bas gufti9iffa9rtspeieu
Tibrte 2orD Mtontogu einen intsreis
iantsn Brief an, ben er Don einem
iungen GItegeruffi3ier er9alten bate.
Sn bieiem Brief beiBt es:
Gin Glisgsrseidpaoer perlieB am
Somstag -. Ger Srt pirb ui9t
senannt, uro apar beitanO es BEL
Der abfabrt aus IL 5IusmaI&inen.
3ur3eit lino DON bieien L Jlugrnaa
l9inen nur nod brei un6eI9dDist.
Der Slug ioIlte bel febr gutem Dets
ter nod 0ober gebeH. Yei Der ers
iten Mai9ine e~rplooierte Elm 3pltns
Der, Der lid betm aufitieg bereits
norm geIaufen bate, aber Is geIang
benz Glieser, iia Biz na4 S9orsbam
nit ben anbern 3plinDern burd3us
tdmpfen. Cine anoere Mai4ine bate
cine Motorit0rung. muBte umtebrsu
uno u~ntertpegs lanoen. Qu9 bic
brittle MaI9ine bate Mot0rit0rung,
ging ouf ungiinftigem @eIdnDe nies
Ter unb tpurbe i4iuer bei90bigt. Die
pierte Moidiue tam in einen Sturm
unb tpurbe glsi9Falls i4iper mitges
nomnen. Bel brei anbern Mai9tnen
brad Der Motor, no 3tpei bon ibnen
Iinb nollItdnOig brau9bar getpors
ben. 9ie a9te rf4ine fam obne
tpeitere Strung u 8uDer an, aber
6ei ibrer 2anOung flog iie in Stide,
unb ibr Gibrer, elmer unierer befteH
Yiloten, tpurbe idper perleBt; er 1T
ieBt i'm SpIpitaI. Bier bon biefen
Mafdinen perIisBen 9oper, I'm am
ndhiten Gage iiber ben Ranal gu
fIiegen. 9ret errei9ten bos Saupts
quarter Obne MiBgsl4id, bic Dierte
Mai9ine pertpanbelte it9 nod i'm
S6uppen in einsn SriimmerbaufsH.
10 Wlof9insn flogeu aliO nuf, bier
tamen an, unb nur 6rsi finb nod
aon8. @ieIlet9t ptrb man BEL ben
8eb0rben nun sinfeben, baB bos,
mas ieber Subolternbeamte peiB,
ri9tis If, ndmIid, baB bic Mutpreu
niht dnt iinh.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-18

fir Die Ddrmsrsu Gage biIbtn p,r'
ben.
Sn Can @Iopanni 81 Wsba naHb
has SdiFf, Gin itaIienii9sr perIonsn'
Oampfer, namens .Gitta 81 Bari"
bsreits CUR %gutnabms Der nod ans
iommenoen 8IidtIings uno oes otplo'
matii6en aorps bersit; aber e nor
i9on bsrnrt beIebt, oaB man iuum
sinitsigen 5u tSnneu glaubts. Sn
normalen 3etfsn 1T Dos S9iff iir
stipa 200 pdFasiers eiussri4tst, oa'
mails absr ItanOen oi1t eeDrdngt
neben chamber auf Dem 9sroed unO
in ben IonItigsu Rdumli9ieiten an
bic 1000 Ysrionen, bic pole 20
Stunosn lang rdbreRo Der gonSen
uebertabrt nl6t nur itsben mubten,
IonOern aua ui4ts Su eiien uno gu
trinten betommen tonntsn. @s paren
furdtbare Stunoen Der Dranglal.
aaum bate Oas S4iff bonn Nalloe
obaeItoben, ais BON peitsm Elm Diters
rei9ii9er Qeroplan ii4tbar puroe, Der
Ii9 unbeimIi9 i9nea Dem S4!ffs
nGberte uno oasielbe iur5erbano nit
flint 8omben bels9en pOLte, bic
aasroin9s sliidIihsrlDeiie ins Wleer
fielen uno meter teinsn S9oben ans
ribtetsn. Dlan Tam Ii9 toum in
@eOonten bns tur1t6ure Insliid aus
Oenten, oas sntsunOen mare, psnn
cine Bonnie Das S9iff gstroffen
bate, oepn muir Die p~sniglten palas
giere bGttsn Ii9 rettsn tonnsn, bars
unter bic itaIienii4e 8emannuHg, Die
nit S6ptmmsirteIn ousgerditst
par, pdbrsno Graueu uno ain0er
tsiHs beiabsn.
GnoIi9 errsiatsn mir bds pffene
Mlser uno DON feds ttuIieniidsn Sors
peooiGeern begleitet, bur9furhte
unler S9iff Iangiomsr ais FONT. bic
GIuten oes aOrtatiIdsn Mseres, um
20 Stunosn Ipdter in Bari gu lanOsn.
Mir poren D6lig sri9Opft uuO trobs
Dem tpurOs uniers 9pffnung gu ui4te;
Dsnn Der S%afenar5t 6rau4te poIIs a4t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-18
unterlesminsH NIT ,,Obrsn".

Der @eIttrisg bat 8sifpieIe ge'
mug Oafiir gsliefert, boB elm Sau9s
boot OOer ielbit Elm srObsres ariess'
I9iff ii9 in einen 9ufen, au4 tpsnn
berielbe bur9 Minen gei9iBt 1T,
in Der Ia9t obsr in einem Didten
Rebel eini9lei4sn unb nnbeil itiften
tann. I'm fol9es au p~erbinoern, BAT
elm ameritanii4er Grftnoer. Gbparb
+. Chamber, cine @inri4tuns bers
geIteat, pel6e er ielber in Der .pos
pular Science MontbIp" beI9reibt.
gr piG, tur3 selagt. bic llntsriees
mineu .bDrenO" muAen unb bic
S9aapirtung in 2i6ttpirtung ums
ieBen.
Ra9 feinem gqitem iinb bic Mi'
men in @ruppen BON ie bier gepros
net. sSebe @ruppe bilbet cine 5elos
elnbeit unb lit n~ummeriert. @uf ies
Der Nttne dber lit ETH Wtttropbon aus
gebraht. Steies nbort" 0as Sums
men zines Sau9bOOtes u1ter allen
umftdnben, unb 5tpar I'M 70 tdrter.
ie ndber es OemIelben lift. Die Mts
fropbone iebes 6eIbes finb burd
elettrif9e 9rd6te nit einem Ieu@'
tsnben Acknowledgements Ders
bunben. Sebem Quabrat BON W&t'
men i'm 5eIOe entipri4t elm eberio
nummeriertes am elettrifAen S4alt'
apporat, mo iebes Selb feline 2ampe
Bat. Ollie 5elbeinbeiten boben aud
gssenieitise eIettrii9e @erbinOung.
acmmt nun Elm feinbIi4es S4ifi
bur9 Elm Minenfelb, 70 nebmen BIZ
nG9ften Mitrppbone bic S4aa'
I9pinsungen ieiner propeller auf
mas iofort our Solge bat, baB bic
betrefTsnben 2ampen am S4altap'
parat ouflsu9ten. Gin Sffi5ier BET
9srteibiguns beftet fein auge oui
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-18

Die 2onoi&aft gebt. gu allen prsts
len nurDen bic Aebensmittel autees
iauft, ioDab uad Dem Ab8us Der
Serben ole ytot on allen eden tlopIte.
IS mar lberul p~oaitdnots auspsrs
tauft, Die 4dpen, Die 2girti1aften uno
Ielbft Die YriuateH, Ote etpa Yorrats
botter, botten Ie 81 enormen 4rellen
an Die Serben ~psrtauft. Inter oielen
lebtersn rporsn nimIi9 oudb piels Der'
mogenoe 2sute, Die au9 auf Der
Jlu9t ibr 8apitaI RuBbar anIeSsn
ipoaten. 90 tam es DOR. oaB @alts
b0Ie unO 4Dirti4uften - Is tam II4
ia in WIDntenegrO nm nur iebr be-
ldeioene 2ptuIitaten hanoeln - DON
einem Serben 3u 600 bis 1000
RrOnen I'M Gage gepa9tet tpurOen
nit iamt ben 8orrdten an Wetn.
Der Scribe ~Dettaufte Johann Den
Wein an feline 2anDsIeute gu II 4ros
nen ben Otter ano binnen Iuenigen
Saaen batte CT uusDertauft. Ra9s
Dem er uno Der @erpdhter 10 Tin
guteg @el9dft gema9t batten. Stng
Die aeiie peiter. Als Der erite
@4parm Der fli4tissn Serbsn in
gopgoriba ontam, tautten tie ZEN
Wtartt in ipeuigen utinuten aat, los
oaB niHt Der tleinlts 9emileItiel aut
benz plabs mebr 5u finoen mar.
S9naps CAB Is nirgenos mebr. Ole
Gerben bottsn allen aufsetauft. 80
1T es ni9t gu psrpunoern, Dsrn Don
eInsm Gag auF Den anOern bic Yreife
Der td9lidsn 8eOdrfsartitel ms uns
ermeBIi9e itiegen, 8umol Die 8ebors
ben teinerIei 59uBmaBnabmeH ass
trOffen batten.
u~nterOefsn tam Die aunbs bab
bic Oenerrsi9er INNER ndber riiden;
l6on mar Der 2Op3en in ibren Sdns
ben uno In giImdriHen riidten ie
aeesn 8irpd3ar am StutariIee. Nas
am 2ofp3en ge9angen, ent3iebt fi4
msinsr aenntnis, bod mar es bort IN
ben Sagen Dor Dem SAL auffaleno
ru6ig. unO isIbIt ROnteneSrinsr rrs
3Gblten, Dab bort nur mod gum
S9ein seI9oFen tpuroe. 9ie liebers
gube bss 2oiposn TT cine buntle ges
i9i9te, iibsr pei9e Die MontsHe9riner
aIerlei muntsln. am IL. SanHar
DerIieb i9 MontenegrO un0, als i9
in PlaniBa aniam, tparsu Die DETER
reider i4on in 9irpa5ar am iens
Ieittgen ufer Oes 5futariiees. aaes
mar piel i9neler uRb iiberruf4euosr
getommen, ais man geobnt bate,
9tidli9erpeiie iinO feline gr0Beren
Gaiffe auf Dem @tutariies ben
Oefterreiaern our @srfiiguns geftuns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-18

aina unIer a~raiipassn In bic Bride,
IObaB mir in tlne seidbrIi4t Gage
iamsn. Mir IonoteH einen Reiitr
nab pO0goriba 5urild, I'M elm auoes
res Qutomobtl Ju beIielleu, abtr en-
lol6es mar niHt %ouf5utrsibsn, tobob
mir ans i6IisBli9 nit sinsm Ddien'
pagsn bssRiissn muBteH, Der aber
bier Stunosn brauhte, I'M Den iur5en
Mea nad planibo 5uriid5uItgsn, Oen
mir per Rraftpaesn In elmer bdIbsn
StunDs bIntsr ms eebabt pdttsn.
3fpei StunDen bate unlsr uHtrets
pinigsr gufsntbdIt mittsn auf
19mubiser Strobt uno IN t~roiilos
OuntIsr Radt seOouert. Sn ploniba
besab i'd MIDI iOfort an bic &ars
bunssitels Der G9tfte uno fanb bier
ipirtli9 nod Elm Sdiff, oas 5rudr boil
beiebt mar BON Serben uno Ierbll9tn
Gliidtlingen. SD Oriidts mid nit
meinem 9anOtoter in Die 1lense uno
tOnnte mitfobren. Abtr bas mar elm
6o6ren! Dino uno Wstter ausges
iebt, itsbsnb in Der taitsn Mintsrluft,
obne mid befpsgeni 5u t6nnen, 10 giHg
IS iiber ben see Siutari enlgeger,
mo mir ale toOmiioe anlangtsn, oa
Die Qufrsgung Der lebten 3ass IN
uns na9pirtte uno mir 3uOem in Der
psrsangensn Rodt feline 9slsssRbsit
botteH, irgenopO a%usauruben. Gnbs
lid UNI 7llbr mOrsens trnf unier bod.
~gepfrOpftss Saiit in Stuturt Elm.
unteroeftn bate man pernommeu,
bab Die Seiterreiaer ni9t iibsr 9irs
pd3ar binnusgegangsH lparen, loouB
mir uns in Stutari einen Gag Der
Rube gonnen tonnten. Sier traf i9
aud Das Oiplomatii9e Eorps, oas
gu sIeider 3eit ME i'd aus ROntes
negro gefIoben mar; e. lpareu Der
englii9e, itoIisnii4e, fronSDTlde uno
ruFii9e @eidnOts nit ibrem 9erfonnl
uno ibrsr 9ienerI9dft; bas diplomas
tide aorps battle bis gum 16. Sos
nuar ausenommen. Dab 5pilasn
M~ontsnssrO uno Dslterrsi9 ,lnsorn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-18

Elm 6rieoen 3uTtartbs tommsn tperbe,
Der ibuen gsitatten piroe, auf ibrem
plabe gu bleiben, aber Das 8lGtt9tn
bate li9 getpenbet, uno 10 muBte aud
Oas Oiplomatil4e aprps aufbreGen,
unO omar pie i'd, mittsu in Der
Na9t.
Sn Stutari ii6ernantete i9 in
einem tIeinen 6pteI, In psG6em i'd
betannt mar; oenn ionit mar Mrs
senos elm 3tmn1er in Der gdn3en
Stobt gu baden, uno tpurbe babel
oerart lbsrforDert, bab i4 mir oie
9otsIre9nung fir ipdtere Gage aufs
Iparte. 9is 5er6en batten aud bier
bic preiie ms unermeBIi9e binaufs
getrieben. 11uter0eHen mar 8ert4t
getommen, oaB in San @iopuuni Oi
Mleoua Elm italteHiI9es S9tff 6ereit
itebe our Qufnabms Der ier6iiden
GlGGtIinge uno bes oipIomatii4en
Rorps aus Montenegro. Sd muBte
aIfo 70 RAID als mDslid pieoer peis
terreiien unD taufte mir 3a oieiem
3nede BON einem ierbifden SOIOaten
6os pfero fir 100 aronen NIT
Soum3eug unb SatteI. IS mar Elm
tleines a0bnen, ober es belt nader
aus. SIS gelang mir, mein 9epdd
oaf bic padpfcrbe oes oipIpmdtii9en
9orps nufIuOeu au Oirfen uub mid
ielblt oieiem dn3uI4lieBen. 3polf
Stunoen Dauerte Der Ritt biz an Die
aifte bes aDriatiIhen Mseres unb Is
Feblte babel nidt an unfreitpiltsen
!6aEten uno fonitigen 3ufdqen; oenn
Sic 0iterrei4ifden patrOuiaen
I9pGrnten bereits Bis in Die @egenb
BON Stutdrt aus, offenbar, UNI Die
Ri9tuug ausoutunoi6aften, pel4s
bic lerbii9en Acknowledgements nabs
men, bic Don Stutori iiber San 9ios
panni bi Me0ua uno aleTio na9
9uro3ao Spgerl. auf Dem sanasn
@ese aeisten Ii9 bic i9retlihen
Spursn Oes fsrbtihen 9ur9muri4es.
2ints uno re9ts ron Der StraBe
logen bunOsrte bon pferbsleidsn, ole
Ttenenpeiie sineu bGfen Geru9 psr>
breitstsn; auffaasno mar, bab Den
meiIten oieisr pferOelei6sn Die beioen
9interbafen psgeei9nttten parsn; Die
1lrla9e bieier Gri9einung blieb uns
ni4t LANCE ~perbOrger, oenn mir bss
msrtten balb. Dab ii9 bic Serten aus
Dem frif9sn 2socritiid Opnnteu ans
fertigtsn, I'm nidt barfub bei Der
berri9enosn &GIte sinbersebsn gu
mdFen. IN sinem anbsrsn Srte
lagen gnnSs srOBe 9dufen bon qferoes
leiden, Die BON niemanO beieitlet.
ipuroen unb cine furdtbare @sfahr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-18

bii9sn qrmeen un0 our groberuns
Ssrbisns gins es uns in Montenssro
leibIi6 gut. Die preiIs fir Die tag.
Ii9en 8sbarfsdrtiteI ipareu pobl ses
Itissen, ober INNER nod ertrGglid;
bic 9orrdte tuurcn I'm 2anoe nidt
beosutsn0, bod lpurOeu itsts nsue
Bareu eingefiibrt. gn GIeiI9 mar
lsin siseRtIi9er ManssI uno IeItit
Nil6 mar INNER gu baben, tUenn
au4 ni9t aeraoe in nor5iiglidsr
lualitdt. Damn tamen bic gei6las
3snen ierbiIden armssr, bic fid i6er
Die 1Oben @~ebirgspdHs i'm Often
Wontsnegros IN Sidsrbsit sebra4t
batten, unb fopeit Tie nidt TN untpsg.
iamen @e6iree Der aGIts uno Dem
S4nes gum 0pfer gsiulsn iparsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-18

Sn milo aufgelDIen Saaren toner
Ie 6aber, Dermii3t nit flsinersn uno
grobsren Rotten biirgsrIider 6lii4ts
hinge, bic aus angIt Dor ben 8ulgarsn
9aus unb 6Of perIdHen batten, Inn
nit Der 3erriitteten armes nab Mons
tenegrO poer mad albanien gu fIieben.
Oils bic flidtigsn S9areH in ibren
Serlumpten 2Isioern, pbbfi4 fur4ts
bar beruntergetommen, no9 Montes
negro tomer, befono t6 MIDI 5ufdaig
in poogoriBo, no Die 4ntunft Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-18

Gin RuFe, Der felt msbrsrsn Sab,
rem in Montensgro seddftIi9 nice
beraeIaHeH mar unb Der am IL.
Sanunr 1916, oIs bic Oeaerrei6er
INNER lpeiter ms 2aHO pororongeR,
flisbeu mubte, Inn ui4t nit einsm
SntsruisruHsslaser Tir Idnssrs 3sit
getunHti9aft ou MAIDEN, sr5dbIt iibsr
feline Gludt aus MoHtsnsero folsens
oss: bis 5ur Dsruidtuug Der iers
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-18

bisIen; Elm Gslb nod BEN onbersu
slibt Dor tbm auf; unb Oer Offisier
tpeib i9IieBli9 gang seHau, in tpels
dem Jelbe brauBsn Iih bos fsinoIts
DIE Boot au~senblidli9 befinoet, un0
in peldsr Ri6tung es ita tDeiter
betpeot. Aunmebr beiBt es banoeln.
Der Offister briidt auf einsn elet'
triI6en &nopf, - unb MeiIen ents
fernt i9ieBt cine @duIe Dafer in
bic Cuff empOr. Gin ni6t seiebener
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-18
Etnr TlurIrt atta MnntRnrprn.
GrIe6uiFe dues auNeu Ga geainn S,s arisacs.

1900 psrionsn ssfpslsn isin, BE
i'm 2uufe elmer Node oura poo'
soriba ss5oesn fHb. baruntsr 5obIs
reife dIte M6rner unb Grdusn.
SeIbfoerftdnbIia iOnuts NlontsnsgrO
ben getpaItisen 3uitrom nidt i'm
Qanoe bebnIten uno mubte i'm na6
aIbdnisn obIeitsu. Die Dirtuns Oes
0urdmdrihss mar oieielbs, ME
tpsnu elm 9euiaredsni6Dorm uber
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-18

9te tar3tt9 Der tOrbene
Grau anna 2ouiie gorb in Nep
gort berfigte tsitomentarif4. bab
fir bic grboItung tbres 9unbes
sGDnt5ta" $3.50 ousseIebt perben
m0gen. Der Sieri9uBgeIeIli9oft
bermadte bic @rbIaIIerin $500. Ser
ReF oes $4,000 betrasenben Rn9s
laIies gebt an bic gsrponbten.
Srau 6. g. @iItfeb, bic
Jrou zines untpeit MiIspiIe, q.
8, anfGfiigen 6armers, nurOe bon
elmer &Iopperidlange %gebifen, ols
fe 9pla ODn einsm 9OI5ltoBe hOlte
uno babel pas &eptil nit ereriff.
Roi9s GrStIi9e Silfe ~retttete ibr 2es
ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-18

6erben bsreits gsmsIbst mar, unb
bate bier GSsttsffHsit. bas tDeltses
f9i9tIi9 beosatiame Greignis BEG
ierbiI9en @adSusss mitauSuIeben,
aaerOings elm fur6tbnrss Drama, oas
iisF au 6sraen sius. So mDgeu stpa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-18

Stunber, Bis sr oie ausI6iffuns be.
Diaigsn tOnnte. Ra4 5pOlftdgiger
!9eBiogo gslangte i9 enOIt4 gegen
@nOe Sauuar iiber gbiaIo in oie
S4pei5.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-18

5einb 1T pl0Bli4 berni4tet tuprbsn,
unb 20 ober mebr tapfere MatrOier
boben ibren Sob bon Der 9anb zines
Mannes gefunben, Der tpahrf4einliG
teinen BON ibnen iemals sefe1en bat.
Rur dies biibi4 pfa@li4'. j.
@D nimnlt fi9 bic @ef9i6te mes
nisItens auf BEN 9rudpapier aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-18

ben, 6a ouf Dem See ssip0bnIi6 nur
Segelfdiffe NIT 9enainmOtoren Der'
febren.
llngeIt5rt sing dleroings bic autos
mobiIfubrt bon poosoriba nod Pla'
nisa ni9t Dor ii4. benn untertpsus
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-08
LADIES' night
At I. N. c, A. IS
GREAT SUCCESS

:. =.
Richard Whitcomb, membership sec
Rotary of the Y. M. C, A., is wreathed
in smiles today The reason for this
light-heartedness is that his first big
membership social in the form Of La
dies, Night, held last evening was a
big success. More than 400 were In
attendance. There we're no vacant
chairs left, and no room for others.
The musical program was very at.
tractive one, and the Y. M. C. A. or
chestra Of IA pieces received many
enc0res for its splendid work. All
SIM" q march; selections from "The
Red MIL "Amaryllis, by Henry
CHS. the Grand SIAM" medley
overture: and Aloha oe,h a combina-
ton Of Hawaiian times, new to the
islands, were some. of the pieces
played.
V.D. Doty with his mandolin more
than lived up to the reputation he
has already won in his short resi-
dence here. A really high-grade
"ruber comedy sketch was that pulled
on by Paul Steel and Harry New
comb. A one-sided telephone CONVEX
sation was another of the vaudeville
numbers that wen applause.
The aquatic sports were very pop.
ular and large number ayailed them
selves of the open" alleys and bill.
lizard tables. 4 -: ...sI
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-08
Prof. agga Tells Members of Association of Plans and Am
billions to Establish Permanent Institution at kiauea-
Proposes More Popuarizing of Work

Prof. Thomas "A. Jaggars plans anc
ambitions 10 establish permanent
institution at the Volcano OF Kilauea
where he now is stationed as director
of the volcano observatory. were hear
tily Endorsed by the members of the
Hawaiian Volcano Research Associa
ton yesterday afternoon.
The establishment Of a Hawaiian
volcano museum for use largely by
scientific and lay visitors interested
in the work is one Of Prof. Jaggar's
plans as outlined in a comprehensive
report covering not only his tenta
tive projects, but his work during the
last year.
Following the reading of Prof Jag
CARS report, the association passed
the. following resolution:
That this meeting approve OF the
suggestions OF Director Jaggar and
that the chair be authorized to ap.
point a committee of five to be in
future announced to consider the plan
for permanent work as outlined in Di.
rector Jaggar's address, and act as a
committee Of ways and means to Sc
cure the results desired
Election Of officers for the ensuing
year. scheduled for yesterday, has
been postponed until April 81 In
order that certain provisions of the
bylaws may be complied with.
Prof Jaggar outlined his plan for a
permanent home as follows:
We have passed the stage where
our association need appear before
the community as soliciting charitable
aid. The $4,000, more or less. which
has been contributed since 1911 for
instruments, buildings and operating
expenses is an investment in promo
ton Of volcano knowledge. Our OBJ
servatory Is an accomplished fact
with four years of record behind 1t
and the records have gone into the
libraries of the world where they are
treated with respect and appreciation
Dur association has gone before Con-
gress and received earnest attention
In a project for government volcano
logical work here and elsewhere. Sci
entific experts have come to us and
made maps, models, photographs and
analyses and published reports os their
investigations. and others are plan
ming TO come. All this is good, but
as an association we are at fault in
that we are not making public the
final results of our work here at
home, where as an association we are,
almost unknown.
Few Regular Meetings.
Ne have few regular meetings
Our membership contains few Homo
lulu firms. almost no manhattan folk
hardly any one IN Hilo or outside
Fonolu'u. and Is recruited rarely
from the tourists who visit MS We
are not even mentioned In Thrumsl
Hawaiian Annual nor are we placard-
ed IN the hotels or Promotion Com
mittee rooms II we have a member
ship committee no results OF its activ
ity have appeared in increased mem
bership or Increased patronage.
The scieDtific staff has lived and
worked IN shacks, two Of which have
been blown 70 pieces by winter
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CITY WILLING
IOPAY COST OF :.
SPECIAL SESSION
So Says Mayor Lane; Formal
Request to Reach Gov
ern0r Soon

The city will pay the expenses of
special session Of the legislature If
the governor will call, it, That is
what Mayor Lane said today.
The city stands willing. OF that
much am sure" he declared. 1T
will be up to the legislature, OF course,
to appropriate the cost of the special
session from the city's money. There
has been some objection from the
other islands to the whole territory
being taxed for a special session to
consider Honolulu's needs alone. If
Honolulu foots the bill they can have
no objections. can they?"
Formal request of the governor to
call the long talked Of special session
will probably be. made on his return
from Kauai next week.
F. NJ. Hatch, the newly appointed
supervisor, has the draft Of the MEM
orial under consideration and will
probably act as the engineer of the
whole project The mayor feels a
great deal Of confidence in his ability
to get what he wants from those In
power. What he says will go, as.far
as the special session is concerned. i
As soon as Mr.. Hatch has thorough
Ily digested the 30-odd pages of the
memorial as drawn up by w. T. Car
den, second deputy city attorney, he
will notify the mayor, and a meeting
of the memorial committee will be
called. This WIN probably be some
time early next week. The next meet
ing of the supervisors is scheduled
for Thursday night and it will prob
ably be acted on by the board then.
The next day it win go to the gov
ernor, for the mayor is anxious to get
it in his hands before he leaves for
Maui
It is remarked af6dhd the capitol
that the department Of public works
has not moved its offices back to the
first floor, although the redecoration
of the senate chambers, which it occu-
pies when the legislation is not Ii ses-
sion, was finished some time ago.
Forbes IS perhaps the closest of the
cabinet to the GOVERNOR capitol gOs.
sip points out, and niayshave his tip.
- Il is REINFORCED that EoyefRof Pink.
ham said week OF. tW6 ago that on
his return from Kauai he would have
several matters that Would need the
immediate attention OF the legislature.
This and the governors supposed de-
sire to get a number of National
Guard measures before the legislature
are all taken Into consideration by
those who predict that. the special ses-
sion is on its way.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STR|KING ANDUSEFUL
WORK FOR HAWAILI Shown IN DIRECTORS REPORT


ed. A comfortable and attractive lib
nary, reading room and exhibition
room at the volcano, wherein one may
spend long hours delving into volcano
secrets, cannot but appeal to any
thinking man, woman or child who
has ever visited the fiery pit. More
over, from the commercial standpoint
q dozen bodies may be named - the
railroads, three steamship companies,
the promotion committees, the cham
bers Of commerce and the hotel syn
dicates-who will see in this volcano
museum an added motive to produce
travel, to prolong and repeat the Wis
its of travellers, and to advertise Ha-
wall generally. .. .:.. -
IF the Maui Chamber Of Commerce
is interested in the promotion Of Hale
akala, then it, too, would rejoice to
see the Kilauea museum started, for
Haleakala is famous in the annals of
science Kauai il likely to be the
first of onr islands TO be geologically
surveyed by the government because
It is the oldest island and the best
mapped The director OF the United
States Geological Survey recently as
sured me that he was greatly interest
ed to see geological surveys of the
Hawaiian Islands started, and 1t is
hoped that cooperation with the ter
ritory may soon permit this, There
fore the Kauai people should favor
the Kilauea volcano library, which
win teach visitors the value of geolo-
gical surveys. And Oahu needs no
teaching in these matters, for it is
the center of all our progress"
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