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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
Z podr6yi pc Europe.
Rosyanie a zydzi " Caicyi.

w czasie swych rzad6w W Ga
licyi, wojskowe wladze rosyjskie
pod kicrownictwem hr. j. Bobrin
skiego szczeg6lna zwr6cily uwage
ma zyd6w, i ia sprzedaze i kupna
pomiedzy wojskami rosyjskiemi a
c.ywilnymi.
Wydano rozkaz i Scisle go pre-
strzegano pod karami wiezienia i
p%ieniezncmi, kt6ry zabraniaf zy-
dom w~yjczdzac z jednego powia-
tn do drugiego W obrebie ca}ej
Galicyi, bcz wzgledu ia potrzeby
lub przedmioty podr6zy. Zabra-
niano r6wniez zydom z Rosyi PREY
bywac do Galicyi i naodwrot.
Specyalne to rozporzadzenie
przeciw zydom wesz}o W zycie O.
kolo piec miesiecy pc wybuchu
we Lwowie, kiedy kozacy W CA
sic panowania teroru pedzili pc II
leach i strzelali, PREY czem zabili
13 os6b zydowskiego w~yznania,
przeciw kt6rym zadnej ME wnie-
siono skargi nawct pc tel TRACE
dyi.
w swym rozkazie hr. Bobins-
xii da4 wyjasnienie, il koniecz-.
mem by}o to rozporzadzenie z pc
wodu, re "szpiegostwo i zdrada
re strony zyd6w rozpowszechni}y
sic IA szkode rosyjskiej armii
sprawy rosyjskiej". Doprowadzi.
}y do tego uazalcnia rosyjskich c
ficer6w armii, il zydzi w znacz-
mel mierze dopomagaja wojskon
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS swemi in.
formacyami i wroga swa dzia}al
noscia, zw4aszcza re strony milo.
dych, wykszta}conych zyd6w
zyd6wek."
Wp1ywowi zydzi we Lwowie
innych miejscowosciach cd same.
go poczatku okupacyi rosyjskie:,
!przestrzcgali swych wspo}wyzna
! wc6w, by przestrzegali porzadkr
i ably W laden spos6b ME mjesza
Ii sic do acknowledgement sic i wal
czacych re SODA armij. CT lidcrzy
zapewniali mic, re zarzuty zdra-
dy i szpiegostwa p%odnoszone by
}y bez podstawy ola usprawiedli
vienna specyalnych rozporzadzei
skierowanych przeciw zydom.
"Cokolwiekbadz W interesi'
Austryi jaki zyd zrobi} W. czasi'
okupacyi arnii rosyjskiej by}'
czynem wy}acznie jednostki init
mia1o zwiazku z og6fem ludnosc
zydowskiej, kt6ra pilnowa1;
swych w}asnych interes6w nit
mieszajac sic do armii lub rzadr
okupacyjnego" - zapewnial
mic zydowscy rabini, kupcy, "a
wodowcy i. inni liderzy.
Rozporzadzenie to specyalne
wywo}aio prerazenie pomiedzy
zydami. Widzieli W MEM zapo.
wiedz dalszych restrykcyj i k1o-
'pot6w. Dopiero gdy wojska all.
,stro-wegierskie wygna}y . armie
rosyjska re Lwowa, zydzi odet.
chneli swobodniej.
Innem rozporzadzeniem hr. Be
brinskiego, kt6re wywolalo pre-.
razenie Il zyd6w byf rozkaz wy,
dany W czasie kiedy armia PREY.
gotowywa}a sic do opuszczenia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19

zajetego terytoryum. Rozkaz ten
oznajmi}, re wszyscy mezczyzni
we wieku 18 do so lat z ca}cj Ga
licyi maja bye zabrani i wywie--
zieni do Wo}ynia i inych stron
Rosyi, azeby ich ME uzyto do
wojskowej sfuzby W armii austro
wegierskiej W wypadku, gdyby
napowr6t Austryacy Galicye zaje
Ii. Wszystkim takim mezczyz-
nom pozwolono zabrac re soba
rodziny i ruchomosci. w rozka--
zic tym ustep specyalny oznaj-
mia}, re tyczy on sic wszystkich
mieszkanc6w "wyjawszy zyd6w"
i to najbardziej zaniepokoi}o j
przcstraszy1o zyd6w. Poniewaz
i'm kazano pozostac, kiedy mia}y
nadejsc wojska austro-wegierskie
a rosyjska armia mia}a sic wyco-
fac, przeto obawiali sic, lie ma REF
SO przeznaczeni.
Obiega}y pog}oski, re zydzi ma
ia pozostac pc to-, by kozacy, ma
JAG opuszczac miasto, urzadzili
sobie ia Mich swa "pohulanke',
t. j. krwawe orgie i pladrowania.
Delegaci gminy zydowskiej we
Lwowie udali sic do hr. Bobrih--
skiego, azeby sic dowiedziec, cze
go maja oczekiwac. Opowiedzieli
mu 0 ~pogfoskach krazacych.
Dowiedzieli sic cd niego, re we
Lwowie zadnych "pogrom6w'
ME bedzie, a i W innych miejs-
each poczyni sic zarzadzenia, by
zyd6w ME przesladowano. Hr. Bo
brinski da1 take wyt}6maczenie
owcgo ustepu w rozkazie, IL cho-
dzi 0 to, azeby jak najwiecej zy-
dow dosta1o sic do Niemiec i Au
stryi, a ME do Rosyi, gdzie dosta
~teczna jest ich liczba. Pomiedzy
zydami, kt6rych to sic tyczy}o,
'znajdowali sic niekt6rzy kupcy
zydowscy, kt6rzy Z r6znych stron
Rosy przybyli "a armia, a teraz
pragneli powr6cic do krewnych i
przyjaci6}, gdy armia rosyjska 0
puszcza}a Galicye.
Komendant miasta Lwowa j
gen. g%ubernator wydali specyalne
ostrzezenia i rozporzadzenia gro
lace sadem wojennym tym, kt6-
rzyby spowodowali upicie sic ia
kiego rosyjskiego zo}nierza lub
do tego dopomogli. Ilekrotnie
schwytano zo}nierza pijanego
osoba, kt6ra OH wskaza} jake te.
kt6ra mu d~ostaczy1a trunku, oh
chodzono sic surowo, nieraz bru-
talnie, jak opowiadali niekt6rzy
mieszkancy Lwowa. zydzi niektd
rzy skarzyli sic, re tacy zo}nierze
umyslnie wymieniali jakiegos ma
jetnego zyda jake tego, kt6ry i'm
trunku dostarczy@. Kilku zyd6w
aresztowano i procesowano ia
podstawie takich obwinien FOL
merry hub tajnych agent6w CO.
chrany'. Zaklinali sic, re SO ME
winni, ale zo}nierze PREY skar-
zach swych zostali i wtedy tych
zyd6w karano.
Azeby zapobiedz naduzyciorn
miedzy zo1nierzami i przeszkodzic
nieprawnym rewizyom i zabiera-
niu w}asnosci cywi1nych pc calej
JGalicyi, gen. gubernator Bobrih-
ski uwaza1 "a rzecz potrzebna wy
dac urzedowe proklamacyc i roz-
porzadzenia tyczace sic tax zof-
'nierzy jak i cywilnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19

wano pod ostremi karami kupo--
wac cd zo}nierzy jakakolwick
Geese odziezy, broni, Tub rzeczy
potrzebnych do codzicnnego H.
zytku. R6wniez surowo zabronio-
no kupowac od Mich bizuterye,
kosztownosci, z}oto, srebro, Tub
dzic}a sztuki. " drugic,j strony
zolnierzom zabroniono specyalnc-
mi rozporzadzeniami sprzcdawac
cokolwiek cywilnym Tub komukol
wick W Galicyi.
Ma. mocy tych rozporzadzch a.
rcsztowano kilku tandeciarzy j
w}ascicieli zak}ad6w zastawni--
czych. Niekiedy ich wypuszczono
jake nicwinnych. Niekt6rych ka-
rano. CT ostatni usprawied]iwiali
sic, re gdy kupowali, ME wiedzie
Ii, il to byli zo}nicrze, kt6rzy i'm
sprzedawali, gdyz ME byli W uni
|formach.
Kiedy mnozy}y sic skargi osob
cywilnych i urzednik6w miejs-
kich, il odbywa}y sic W mieszka-
mach nieprawne rewizye, rekwi--
zycyc i konfiskaty zarzadzane
przez zo}nierzy j wrzekomych a.
gent6w tajnej s}uzby, og}oszono
rozporzadzenic zabraniajace ta--
kich rewizyj, konfiskat i rckwi~
zycyj, 0 lie ME otrzyma sic wyraz
nych i spccyalnych pozwolen cd
gubernatora hub komendanta mia
,sta. Gen. guberantor r6wniez o.
g1osi} proklamacya, re wobec
skarg IL ponoszono szkody hub
straty w nieruchomosciach j ru--
chomym majatku przez rugby
wojsk rosyjskich, Rad wyp}acac
bedzie odszkodowania, skoro w
stosownym czasie odpowiednia ko
misya :je oszacuje i sprawdzi. R6-
wniez dano zapewnienie w specy
alnej proklamacyi, re depozyta
ludnosci w bankach ME beda kon
fiskowane przez rad rosyjski w
czasie okupacyi hub ~opuszczania
terytoryum, chyba re depozytary
usz bankowy okaze sic winnym
szpiegostwa, zdrady lub otwarte-
90 wrogiego usposobienia wobec
rosyjskiej armii i sprawy.
Re agenci rosyjscy, kt6rym po
lecono zaciagac cywilnycch do 70
bot PREY budowie okop6w lub
dr6g, niekiedy dopuszczali sic Ia
pownictwa i przekupstwa PREY Il
walnianiu pewnych os6b Cd ia
kiej sluzby, okazalo sic, gdy O.
g1oszono p~roklamacye zabraniaja-
ca dawania lub pobierania zap1a-
ty w takich wypadkach pod ka--
rami sadu wojennego.
Artyku}y wojskowe, kt6re ME
szkahcy Galicyi posiadali Tub zbie
rail- PREY odwiedzaniu opuszczo-
nych pol bitwy, hub okop6w,9 IVY
liczono w ,urzedowej licie wraz
z cena. jaka "a kazdy TAXI arty-
kui sic zaplaci w gf6wnej kwate-
re armii. Otto niekt6re Z tyci1
artykul6w:
Szyne1 Tub jakakolwiek GEESE
uniformu rosyjskiego zdatna do
uzytku, l rubel.
Para but6w rosyjskich zdatna
do uzytku, ? ruble.
Pas sk6rzanv, 20 kopiejek.
kazdy nienaruszony naboJ
dziafowy Iub maszynowy, % ko-
piejek.
Maly rydel. 10 kopiejek.
Toporek po1owy, 70 kopiejek.
! Lekkie siekierki, l rubel.
Zwyk1a pila, 60 kopiejek.
Niekt6rzy z ludzi, ktorzy poz-
bierali DUO takich artyku}ow w
opuszczonych stanowiskach. otrzy
mali wcale pokazne "a ME SUM-
XII, kiedy je pooddawali pc ce-
mach oznaczonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19

ogaaszajcie sic " Wiarusie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23

DRESDEN. !Sier tit Der srite pifs
ienIdaftIide 9ilfsorbeiter beim IG4>
fifAeu 2anoesfulturrat Or. @miI
5or9per, Der aud SdriftIsiter Der
rSG6iiInen aaubpirtfdnftIidlen
3eitIdrift" por. geitorben. = Sn
Sreshen RaOebeuI fano Elm Rahfabs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23
syreie StGote.

5amburg. Sir ben berItorbes
nsn 9dmburser PoIi5eiprdftOenten
Or. Roider purOs Der gbef Der Sams
burger SrimindIpOIi3ei, Sberregies
ruagsrat 0r. Otto Stiirten, gum pps
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23
&ruuiuS I5annOurr.

9arburg. 9ns Giisrne areus
l. Slafe erbieIt Ser 2eutnant ser
Rsierpe Irnplo Ulerseu in Sarbnrg.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02

ward the United States"
 This has been the policy of the government almost from the begin ming. Washington in his farewell ad- Gress, intimated such feeling. in de- C, airing a converse policy of noninter- f. renee in European affairs. During Cleveland's administration the Mon- roe doctrine was put to the supreme test in connection with the claims of various countries against Venezuela, Lrecipitated by the pacific blockade If its ports by British, German and italian war vessels and especially Great Britain's claim to territory. During President Taft's administra- tion the senate did not ratify the suh- mited arbitration treaties win Eng land and France mainly because our policy of the Monroe doctrine would not be compatible with such action.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02
JIM HOPPER, BIG AND BEEFY, FINDSss
 FOY IS FOO FAST
Percy Holmes Gets Decision Over Frank Thomas in :.
 Six Rounds. t

Eddie Foy put it all over" Jim Hopper. the North Arkansas timber jack, in six rounds last nighr, ac- cording to fight fans who witnessed the exhibition. Hopper was game, coming back every time, Dut he car ried too much weight and could not match the speed and clevsrness of the Little Rock blacksmith. The bout was scheduled to go ten rounds, but Billy Layton saw that the men were tiring, and, in the sixth, signal led Tommy Ryan to call a halt.
 Both preliminaries furnished good sport. In the curtain raiser. Percy Holmes secured ' decision over Frank Thomas of Little Rock after six fast rounds.
 Eddie Andrews and General Austin, Pine Bluff negroes with pugilistic ambitions, worked three rounds, when Austin's generalship prompted him to discontinue.
 Jim Hopper stated last night he in- tended to enter hard training, relieve himself of too much avoirdupois, and then meet Foy again.
 Ryan, former middle-weight cham pion, gave entire satisfaction as ref cree. His work added to. the pleas ure Of the audience. At the conclu sion of the evenings program, Evan and Billy Layton made short talks and were heartily applauded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02

General Pablo Gonzales, the Carran- ga military commander of Mexico City, is confronted with an intricate problem.
 However, the principal place of lawlessness at this time begins at a point thirty-five miles northwest of the Mexican capital, says the Ameri- cans, and in that section tho country is swarming with brigands. They are neither Zapatistas nor Villistas, but each large band has its leader and with them the orders of the lead el is law. Occasionally these men engage the soldiery of both Carranza and Zapata. hut the Zapatistas are thinning out around Mexico City now and are taking to the mountainous country to the southward of the cap- ital.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02
}; MONROE DOCTRINE

i-. therefore, to candor and to the ;.micable relations existing between the United States and those powers
 tu declare that. we should consider any attempt on their part to extend ,heir system to any portion of this Hemisphere as dangerous to our peace and safety. With the existing colonies or dependencies of any European power we have not inter- fered and shall net interfere. But with the governments who have de- ciared their independence and
 maintain it, and whose independence wc have, on great consideration and or just principles, acknowledged, we could not view any. interposition for the purpose of expressing them or controlling in any other manner their destiny by any European power in
 any other light than as the manifes-
 .ation of an unfriendly disposition to-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02

and Carranza and other chieftains of warlike Groclivity.
 4. The question of manhood" i. C., the difficulty of finding suitable men for government positions.
 5. An empty national treasury and prostrated industries; typhus.
 aAs to brigandage, an American Snamed Simons. who arrived in La redo, Texas. few days ago from a point near Mexico City. where he is engaged in business, brings an in- .teresting story. He describes cha otic conditions prevalent in the coun- try contiguous to the Mexican capital at this time where, environed by contagious diseases and pestilence on the one hand and by marauding bands of outlaws and recalcitrant people generally on the other hand
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02
ANOTHER BRITISH ~it f,t
 STEAMER IS SUNK
Adelia Believed to Have Been Tor pedoed-Spanish Ship Reported
 Lost in Storm.

London, Jan. 1.-The British steamer Adelia has been sunk.
 The AdeliI. built last year, was $50 feet long, 3,650 tons gross and was owned in London.
 She sailed December 2 from Bom- bay for Hull. This route would take her through the Suez canal
 It is not unlikely she was tor pedoed in the Eastern Mediterranean where the Persia and other vessels have been sunk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02
GEORGIAN, TIRED OF .fa
 LIFE, LIES ON RAIL
Passenger Train on Central |. of Georgia Performs Same Service
 as GuillOtine.

Macon, Ga, Jan. 1.-Henry Cooper 70 of Marietta, Ga, deliberately shielded today by lying on the tracks oi the Central of Georgia railroad in front of passenger train. He waited until the train was about 50 yards distant, and then laid down With his neck on one rail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02
FOG CAUSES COLLISION.
Three Dead and One Fatally Hurt in
 Interurban Crash.

La Porte, Ind, Jan. IA heavy fog this morning and misunderstood ing of train orders, are said to be the causes which led to the collision of passenger and freight car on the Gary interurban railroad, eight miles west of here.
 The motorman of the passenger train and two passengers were kill ed. and the motorman of the freight car was SO badly injured his recovery is not expected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02
5000 AT OPENING Of
 NEW ORLEANS RAGING
inclement Weather and Heavy Track Plays Havoc with the Favorites
 In Betting.

New Orleans, Jan. Flight thou sand people, including the elite of New Orleans. attended the opening of the 57 day race meet of the New Orleans Business Mems Racing asso- citation at the fair grounds today.
 The weather was contrary and the track heavy, with the result that but two favorites won.
 Gold Crest Boy. Memphis horse, and an outsider in the betting, at to. 1. won the New Years handicap.
 There was much betting under the individual system, and the hundred or mere stake holders were kept busy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02
Oklahoma Times Sold.

Oklahoma City, Jan. 1.-The Okla homa Times was sold Friday to the Oklahoman, at a trustees sale. for $Sa.000, the Oklahoman being the sole 'bidder. {, The Times will be contin- ued in the afternoon field, under the management of the owners of the OklahOman. e~s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02
ATEXAS WONDER

THE. Texas Wonder curts kidney ,,rss .
 bladder troubles. dissolves gravel. .s,,nsr c"anssr 4 diabetes, weak and lame backs, rns.ssaa Hsm and all trregularities of the kidneyty yson bladder In both mon and women. IT nos nn 1e ceipt of q. One small bottle is two monsIpee e.pe Teafment and seldom fails to perfectiS r cUtSeI UiSeI Send for testimonials from this an9S 9StrsG1 KIT Sssfss: fnn,a DF; M E S N HHsli H sese ese,s0liASv 0liveA S
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02

Announcement was made yesterday Of the appointment of w. s. Harris as superintendent of the Citizens bank building, succeeding WaHes Davis, resigned. MT. Harris WIZ formerly superintendent of luo tranch normal college and molo recently has been with the Cone-Hal' ris Auto company. <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02
Charged With Cotton Theft.

C. Y. Henderson was arrested yes- terday by Deputy Constable Jim Reid inger, on charge of stealing cotton rom the Snyder place, southeast of Pine Bluff. Henderson is the father or Reid Henderson, arrested some days ago on the same charge. Both ioen will be tried Monday before Justice of the Peace Gabe Meyer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02
Steamer Lost in Storm.

Madrid, Jan. 1, via Paris,-News was received here today of the loss eff the Scilly. islands of the steamer Miguel Benillure in 8 storm. Thers were 42 in her crew. No steamship of this name is given in maritime records.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02
To Observe ABahy Week.e

Washington. Jan. 1.-Plans for a nationwide observance of Baby Week" during the first week of March are rapidly maturing; according to an announcement today by tho. fed- eral children's bureau. More than four hundred communities, represent ing every state, are making prepara- tions for baby week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02
WASHINGTON BEATS BROWN.
Western Team Winner in East Vs
 West Football Game.

Pasadena, Cal. Jan. Washington State college defeated Brown univer- sity by score of 4to 0 here today. in the East vs., West contest. staged in connection with the tournament of roses. a New Years festival.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02

bYs 5Vls 4<< M Iney n1sl VI t5I HI lsl tc' casi3 8 jas; been deemed proper serfi " a principle In which sht xinterests of the United
 ar1 lysd that the Amer I.at r hy the free and inde- N ccl I'm which they have eyls L \ intain, 4are hence |nof " considenad as Sub fors % co lonizatfSn by any
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02
Welsh Best at Infighting.

Atlanta, Ga. Jan. 1-Freddie Welsh succ :ssfully defended the lightweight championship title tonight in a ten round bout with Frank Whitney, a
 local lightweight. 51nfighting was the feature of the go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02

C. Brewster, after trial on a charge ot discharging a shotgun at Constable Clint Green and several deputies carly last week. The charge of as- sault with intent to kill was dis missed, and Means was fined on q charge Of aggravated, assault. He
 paid the fine and costs. i
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02
Rurk and Mapirl Draw.

Memphis. Tenn, Jan. 1.-Tommy Burke of St. Louis and Art Magirl of Memphis fought eight hard rounds to a draw here this afternoon. There were no knockdowns. The fighters weighed 154 pounds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02

Allen filing left yesterday for his home at Sweet Home, after spending the holidays with his aunt, Mrs. A. J. Warriner, 1904 East Second ave- nue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02
Kilhane Loses Decision.

Cincinnati, O., Jan. 1.-Rixiey Mitchell, the Milwaukee lightweight, had a clear shade over featherweight Champion Johnny Kilbane, in ten rounds here this afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02

nsrn distr'ct: lthough he the DeMae with the follow n Ia ~ Fco Villa and finGs his ent opposed by an organized ent only in the state of Oak Carranza today faces ic problem in the resuscitas E s'storn Mexico. His handi- erder of their difficulty. 5rized as follows:
 se in almost every sec nfrv; widespread love
 ng life brought. about sit~ofyrevo ltitions.
 ssvplaltionary army in
 Nke state of Morelos.
 velaneKt7 t7of Oaxa-
 aent Is q :1fpyelty in
 'aintaiated s2ot,c der and
 alitral towfrd Villa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02
Lewis Fights Middleweight.

Buffalo. Jan. Ed Lewis, the English lightweight, fought ten round draw with Willie Brennan. a lccal middleweight here today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02
Ahear1l Rests MsCOy.

New York. Jan. Jake Ahearn was awarded the popular decision over Al Mccoy, the middleweight champion, in their ten-round fight fere this afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02
Tom Means Fined s1O0.

A fine of s10O and costs was as- sessed yesterday against Tom Means, negro, by Justice of the Peace cNff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02
doctrine rec ceivesd its bsident M onroe because
 kg statement of policy hts message to con

to which this
 (referring to heAe respective opnnl and the nuH-west coast the arrange-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02

Roy F. Sissonsof Fordyce is spend ing the weekend with friends here
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-02

Fest ha \ Etak'en
 of III Sta'lat
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09
GREAT NORTHERN
Will COME BACK
ABOUT DEC. u

That the Great Northern Pacific
Steamship Companys tentative plans
are to put the Great Northern back
on the island run beginning December
ID, is the gist of a letter received yes
terday by the firm of Fred l.. Valid.
ron, Ltd, local agents for the line,
from Mr.. WaldrOn.
THE company's tentative plans are
to begin the first sailing from San
Francisco December 15," says the let.
ter in part, but l am trying to in
duce the company to resume sailings
early in November"
Regarding the Promotion Commit
tees plan to have the Great Northern
put back on the run for one voyage
to the coast in June and another from
there in September, to accommodate
school teachers and others leaving on
vacations, Mr.. Waldron said he con-
ferred with President l.. c. Gilman OF
the line, and Traffic Manager Jackson
Zeal Stones successor). t..
They told him the directors were
aYerse to it, believing that to put the
Great Northern on for these trips
would not allow an adequate trial of
the San Francisco-Portlan business
under normal conditions. :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09
SHIFTING COURSE OF
STREAM LEAVES TOWN
IN NEED OF WATER

WAILUkF, Maui. Nay THE I'M
usually heavy rain last Monday again
changed the course of the lao stream
at the water works intake and as
a result the upper sections of Wal
luku were without water during most
of Tuesday and Wednesday. Tenn
rorary repairs made last January
were washed out and it was not until
Wednesday afternoon that big force
of men we're able TO again make con-
nections with the elusive stream. 49,
The flow in the stream is still
shifting. according to County Engi-
neer Cox, and it will probably take
constant work for some time to keep
water flowing into the reservoir. +.
With the completion of the con-
tract left last week to the Howell En-
gineering Company by the loan fund
commission for the extension of the
pipe line further up the valley the
present difficulties will probably be
ended. .
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