davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-29

Really. what is the necessity for
holding a presidential primary 81
Texas2 There can BE- only one re.
suit The state is solidly Tor VII
son.
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Entered at the Waxahaehie Post
sffice as Mail Matter OF the Second
Glass.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-08
Scr fleine Weann.
Cine Grinnerung aus Der 3eit her
MuiienbaB.


Mls a6nigsberg /. g. tpirb Dem
n9am1oberi19en 8urier" sef9rieben:
So mar gu Der 3eit Der HuKenperfols
9urg. Mit ben 9ruppen mar aud
Mari6au 9inoenburg btnter ben
Glii9tenoen ber. Oabei beriibrte ct
bic btelen aerft0rten 0Drfer unh
Std6te, Die menf9enleer paren unb
0esbolb penig our Rait etnlnoen.
69lteBli9 nor es aber Mbenb gepors
ben unb au9 benz Marf9an fnurrte
na9 einem o~ufregenoen unb aufrets
benoen Sag Der Masen, unb bas Be-
burfnis, ausauruben, ftelte ft9 eth.
Man befano fi9 bereits unpett Der
@renae tn einem fletnen Std6t9en, In
benz man auerft berse6lid nod etnem
erbaltenen @ebdube fu9te unb fetnen
Menf6en aufftnben fonnte. Nur ets
mas abfetts lag Elm unperfebrtes etrs
Hodges 9aus, bas Die Offiaiere aud
fanea fir ibren Marf9on nit Be-
f9las ~belegten. Die Mobnunsseins
ri9tung NOR atemlt9 fauber uno p0ls
Zig irnberiibrt, 10 bdb man alien 8runb
bate, oariiber erftount gu fein. 8alb
aber erf9ien audi Elm alter Manr, ben
6as Stimmeneetpirr aus Dem @tan
in Die Mobnung gelndt bate. 9rauea
9aar fdmiidte fem 9aupt, fur6tlos
blidte ietn n~etterbartes @eii9t unb
unerf9roden tpar feline 9altung. ala
er ben Sfft5ieren eeeenuber5fanb. ST
ffente ft9 als 9anoperfsmeifter ppr.
Seine 5reu6e mar erob. als sr b0rte,
6aB Marf9an 0irbenbnrg bel inn
tpdbrenb Der Na1t bletben ppnte. Sc
f9dfttg bolte Der Mlte ales, tpds er
bor Den RuHen serettet batte. berbei
uno berettete Dem Marf6aI eigenbGns
big etn Nbenbefen, oos benz grDbten
9eerfibrer ri9t f9fe9t gu mullben
f9ien. Dabei eradblte er, tpie er iein
6aus bor ben MnHen serettet bate,
baB er iebem @ranbftifter unerf9rpden
ertsesensetreten unb felbit Dor bliBers
ben 8aionetten nidt 5uriidespiden
fei. Mm anoeren Morsen ent{duls
otste er fi9 BET 9inoenburs, baB CT
ibm ni9t mebr bieten fonnte, bod
freunbli4 rei9te Der Marfdaa ibm
bic 9an6. gr babe fid nobl in feis
mem 9aufe sefiiHt, bas GFen babe
gut sefhmedt urb npr anem babe er
fi6 sefreut, einen Mann fenner au lers
men, Der felbft benz 6einbe DIE @tirne
seaeist unb fein gigentum bef9iibt
bdtte. Da Bat Der alie Meifter ben
groBen Sftpreubenbefreier Inn Elm
tleines grinnerungsoei9en an bieie
Stunbe Der 8esesntng, Die Ct ME pers
gefen tDeroe. grinnerungs5eiden, tpis
fe ionft iibli9 finb, fibrts Der GeIos
mari9an nun aber nidt BET fi9, bess
bolb boIte er elm Stiid papier bers
Dor unb fhrie6 in Der ihn eiaenen
Harafteriitii9en art: nDielen Donf
fur bic her5li4e 4ufnabme!
gs Iebt Elm jeoer, tpie er lam;
Gin fleiner Mann lit aud Elm Monn,
IS fommt anf feline Qeiftung an.
CUR Grinnerung an nsein 8erpeis
len beim Meiiter Renermann.
p. 9inbenburs."
Nun 5eigt Ser Mlte jeoem, Der es
feben min, ftoIa biefes grimerungs3eis
den uno erfldrt, ME Der srobe Jelbs
marlhal gerabe gu. Dem frefflihen
@pru9 gefommen TIT. Or babe fdon
INNER ~abgepintt, tpern Der Meii1er
BON ffh als fleinsm Mann fpra9 unb
bur9 feinen Mbfnieoss uno Crime
rungsgruB feinen @tanbpuntt, 6ab
tleine MGnner nidt eerins gu bepers
ten fino, nod Defenders berporsebos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-08
Die @atterie idoB. Yrnbte

9ie 9atterie i6oB. @robte an
mo 3og ipeiter ourd) Ben gel6ell
Sono, immer meiter in oos trent
De, bdBli6e 2ano binein. Armielige
9orfer, idmubiae 6iitten, itunpi
ooer bosartig blideltoe Menlden.
ltno allies Menideumerf 5erfiql in
rou6enoe 8riimmcr inter oen cher
nen S6ritten 6es ariegs.
@enu 8beooor Belt sun 9tod=
oenten bate, fonnte CT DEM Gritou-
nen nid)t webreuL ooB Die Ruiien in
i6rer @o6ifiierung i6on 10 meit
tparer, nm iGnen iol6e Maiien emit
g%egeniperfen 3u f6nne1t. Mfnn bat
te bod INNER nit Dem 8orlpruna
gerednet. llno nun mar Ser olf
einmaI nidt GA
RuBlano muBte ldnait feline Srllp.
pen mobiliiiert baben. oils ale @elt
nod pom 8rieoen trdltnntel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-08

uSa, Die wareu idou Ionglt fer
tig!~ iogte Der Sberleut1ant llnters
berger, ais lie cines Nbenos cine
rnbige &iretelltuuoe botten. ,@ir
baben INNER nit einem 9orlpruna
bon 5lpei bis orei @od)en aerehnet
= lpenit oaS geitimmt Bate, poren
mir i6on iii dublin ralo GboIm
mo fonnten ibnen Die NninarihIi-
ME Elm biiiel lt0ren. I6er Die bo-
ben beimlid nab mo nod Die 9elttc
einberrfen - IN &uBlan0 gebt oas
let6t! &robemobiIiiierlulg = oeu
Wib fernit man idonl SouIt p1ren
Die Serben ardy uidt 70 fred gene
lenl"
Ser oife 9eutnant @cirner
itimmte linn BEL.
(Sortfesnne fcFdA
SnsO Gensl, Hhrmadlsr. 224 6.
Commerce Strafe.
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1eu=JGuferung

amilif teilt 80. 8. g. mil. @bdns
beruHg oes photographer Is beg
Rei6smilitdrgelebes uno 6fs garas
gropben 81 6es gefebes bonn IL, g.,
1888. 9ur9 ben bonn Mei6staq be-
reits angenommenen @eIeBentmurf
miro Die no9malige Muitern1g Der
friber bauernb untaugli6 befunbenen
Mebrpflidtigen Inn 4rieee mDglid.
Dies entfpridt in eriter 2inie benz als
gemeinen Re9tsempfinoen oes Doll
tes Sabuofe ginsaben forosrten BITE
Ginbringung zines folhen Gefebes
aus Gere9tigfeitsgriinben. 9urd ben
freitDilIisen Gintritt elmer eroben On
5abl friiber dls oauernb unbraudbar
beaeidneten @ebrpfIi9tigen 1T eripies
fen, baB f9 cine Menee iebt taught
der unter biefen befinoen. Die 3eit
uno Der 4rSt baben bdufig Ole Mdn<
gel beieitigt, bic bfe friibere gntfdeie
oung besriinbet baben. @s pdre
ebenfO unbinig tpis unsere9t uno ents
fprd4e ni9t benz 9run6gebanten Der
alaemeinsn @ebrpflidt, dltere 2eute
ing 5elb gu i9iden, foIanse nod taligs
lide uno obt6mmIi6e iinsere 2ente
borbanoen finb. Don elmer 8erldngez
rung Der Mebrpfltnt iiber bas boatns
oete fiinfunbDier5igfte 2ebensjabr bin>
aus, pie oft bebouptet tpirb, lit feline
Meoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-08

aus Dem 0orfe Sriingen in gops
rii9<S9tpaben iino Dor mebr ols
5tpdnoig Sabren 8auern nod benz
&anfoius olsgeipanbert; fe batten
natirlid lire 8inoer mltgenommen.
Bon oiefen finb iebt bic bomaligen
anaben als trisssgefdngene Solbaten
fpieber In ibrer alien Ssimat Sriingen
als lanonirtf9aftlt6e 4rbeitsr be-
fddftiet.
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THE EIGHTEEN HoTEL

8as bebentet rgbe Gig1teen"? 9ns
bette 9pteI fir bag tpenisite @elb ihSma
Intonio. 3immer Soc. Mlisgeoeibnete
N2abI5eiten 25e. Nie0rige SpeSialraten
per Wobe. Sab frei. grodett 6277. Sn
centraler Gage. 3Q2 SHosGlamD StraBe.
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Selos, 8Iilrlefs 1tlo @arten : Sdnez
reien, @effiigeIfutter. Nle @aaren ftrifi
inter @arantie berfauft, ober 8elb sns
rid. &atnlog gu baben. Safeg Seeb
GprnpanD, Grimm Bros, @igenfiimer.
1870 Gii6<SIore5 GtraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-08
DIR. C. II.

0~ra6nierter gbiropracter, e~ntfernt
Die IlrlaGe bon &ranfbeitef, obne Gr3nei
ober Mefer. 203 0nerler @ebdilDe,
224 @e5t1gommeree Str. San Mntpnio.
grodett 7038.
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FRITZ REUTER-

III Cameron Ctr, Mlttomobil Z 9fepnras
taren, 0rbacetD[ene : ShpeiBung, arz
beiten am MnfdbrtsS uno gnt5iinbungss
Npparat. grofett 6625.
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8ptela.
HOTEL ALAMO

s25 MIamo gIasa -babi9 m5bIierte
refine 8iuln1er. SOC, 75c 81 per Gag;
$3.50 nnb ~auftpdrts per Wo1e. 3in1mer
nit 2 Betten $500 per @o6e. Altes
Eelepbon groGett 658.
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sameu uuo Wefliaeliutter.

Jre6 Gtaffei, 3f9 Oft : Commerce
Ctr. 6eu, @etreibe, @nrtenS unb SeIbics
men, UefliiaeIfuttcr- ~SirfMbatoren.
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RANDALL HOTEL -Sriiber bas So
Gotta, unter 1leler 2eitung; ieOes 3im@
mer NIT Sab. 3ieorig1te Staten in Der
Stabt fir Meeuldre. glDD IS. stepbets,
0annoer.
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6oIs uno ROble.

@ir baIten bic bette 8sble unO bas
bette Brennbol5. Hrobiert uns. OIase
Wppb & gpaI So. grodett 6053. Nenes
Gel. 1911.
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transport @eieaidsaEten.
Carter uIIaIy Transfer Co..

5amilien@autIden u1o 9rofdtetl. ges
Iorat 1lusieben lino M1beI ! 2agerung.
Baggage : Sransfer. EeIepbon 1913.
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Greis : Site.
FURMAN'S PORK MARKET

{gii1ts ais acknowledgements
Snrmdn's refine G6fpeinefleif6@
fDurif ................2 0c 8fb.
Snrman's refine S6tpeinefleiid@
fpnrlt, 8erffbire @arfe -. Doc 9fo
6hmeiue : @oteletten ......17c8 fb
Sriider 6ped, IN S6ei6en. ..15c 8fo
Gdnlter NonIt ....12Rc Bis 15c Bfb,
nnlere eigene 9eanut Butter. .25c Gfo
Mues abIolut rein.
1913 Muettite 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-08

Oas peite1te Sor Elm pffenes Muee.
Do gebt Die san5e Melt btnetn.
SIN alien Ntben gab es offtaiele
S9Dnbeitsfonfurren5en unter - 9rets
fen,
Sc better maj ii9 nit fi@ ieGbn
unter4dlt, um 10 f4le3ter nit an
bern.
@emDbn1i1 fabt man oas Sob
on6erer als ben sabel Der eieenen Pers
fon auf.
Man mub ft9 bel in @eieai9dft
bepegen, Tim ben @enuB Der ginfams
felt f9Gben gu lernen.
ueber 400 &ilpmeter entfernte
@rbbebentpe0en fDnnen BON Meni9en
nt9t mebr eefpirt per6en,
Gin Grnad5ener lonbert In pters
u%no5Dan5tg Stnn0en run6 1900 &u=
bifaenttmeter Mogenfaft al.
Der erite Miener aurs3ettel Il.
September, 177D mar bauptiG9li9
tn ttalienii9er @prade abgefaBt.
Sn Der Raoitabter @eseno BARI Die
Mutter mad Der 9eirat ibrer So9ter
biefe seraume 3eit ni6t feben. ipre9en
uno beluden.
Die unslidlt9en urbepobner Der
MntilIen t0tetetl 1ih auf Werabrebung
gemeinbetpeife tells our9 @ift. tells
our9 ben Strid.
Men9en, bic In ieoe ibrer
9anblungen ibr 9era bi~netngeben, iino
pie &inoer, Ole ibre Singer apiI9en
fhlagenoe Siiren iteden.
Mngnefiumli6t TIT fir
8romfilbergelatine 1913 Mal photo
grapbifd pirffamer. als es feiaer OPP
tifden 5eaisteit entipri6t.
@emiffensbtffe unb &ranfs
beit finb bic beioen f9timmiten llebel
i'm 2eben.
2so sOlitOi.
0pr SebaItoppl ftarben in mani
den enelif9en 8ataiuonen etnunoIiebs
sig BON bunbert Mann aus 9unger,
Mangel an 8efleiouns uno Dor gr-
f90pfuns.
Gin eepifes @elbfgefabl madt
Defenders gef9idt gum umgdng nit
Menfden, uno ni9ts erselgt bies
SelbfsefibI gepifer als Der llmgans
nit Menfden.
3sttneiie ma9ten Die R0mer
70 Diel arjessgefdnsene. oaB gum Bet@
fpiel i'm Eager 0es 2ucuIus Der Mann
UNI a Dra9men. oas finb $50 Marf.
~Derfouft puroe.
Der Deutfde lit edig uno unses
lent, penn er ii9 manierli9 benebmen
ipia; aber er TIT erbaben, alien iiberIe>
gen, tpern er in Oas 5euer gerdt.
u. g.
DAB Ole 5ran5ofen bur1i9nittli9
geringe &~DrpergrDBe baberl, ptrb Daz
rauf Suriidaefiibrt, BOB Napoleon ole
bp9sepa6fenen 2eute ousbeben unb
auf ben S6la4tfelbern berbluten lieb.
Rnffif9en @emeinen 1T Der
Mufentbalt in MarteIGlen unb Wags
CONS eriter unb apeiter &lafIe berbo>'
ten, oft audi Der 8efu9 BON offentlis
den parfs, uno man9mal Sic 8enuts
aung Der 8irgeriteige.
9b Die Ginpobner Der Snfel Sriz
iian 6a gunba iiberbaupt f1on ettpas
bonn 8riese eeb0rt baben2 Siefe
eliidlf9e Snfel fest irgerbpp i'm
Sioatlantif9en Saean uno oiirfte IN
ben leBten fiinfaebn Monaten {9tpers
lid 3eitungen er6alten baben; ie 1T
ndmli9 in ibrem poitbetrieb bon Der
&~apfolonie abbdnsig, Die 1900 Sec
meilen rorbli9 bon Sriftan oa gunba
liegt nno iDabrf9einlia ieBt mebr Su
tun bat, als @rpreBboten aus &apz
itaot, bortbin gu f6iden.
-
Die lleber8eugung, b:e einmal in
bic 5amilie our9gebrungen TIT, balt
ole Meibli6teit ftrammer felt al8
Mebr uno Maffen, unb tpenn mir lie
oas ungliid bdtten einen ungunltis
gen &rieg gu fiibren, @9la9ten gu
berlieren ooer ungef9idt regiert gu
tperoen: bic SotTa6e, boB Ser @laube
gu unferer politif9en Gin6eit BIZ in
A4A sr
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Merchants Transfer Go.

Eransportieren nno MuffteIen bon
.Gafes~ uno idiperer Iai5inerie cine
Y iDes4 E efs. a af2 Z 5i nerls10sn 5e dlIOsa
CTR. @eioe Sci. $50.
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Mipmimgs mnD Bette.

Maunp Sent G 4tutins 60. @ut. 2S=
renscn, @igentimer. Nae unfere @aarer
baben bones @efpi6t unb @taB, palieno
fir 6tailonrbz@ rDBer. 215 Nbe. 9.
.SeIephon grodett 1868.
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StoIae Menf6sn la7en fi9 fu:
den, cole lofea fi9 fin6en.
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g9nibel.

Nur ser 8eeeiiterte fam bessts
tern.
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Gs lit Elm armer @9er5, Ser MID
ettpas @rnit entbdIt.
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Ods t~pettefte Sor etn offenes 4uee
0a gebt Die gan5e Welt binett.
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S n Der Raoftabter Gegeno barf Die
Mntter nad Der 9eirat ibrer So9ter
oiefe seraume 3eit ni9t fehen, fpre9en
uno befuden.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-17
WHY GASOLINE -.
PRICE INCREASES

Supply of crude oil increasing 6 of
l per cent; consumptioH of gasoline
increasing u per cent.
Put very, briefly, this is the why
and wherefore of the advance in gaso-
line prices, say oil men. 1t is tine
working of the ineVitAtile law of sup
ply and demand. In California oil
fields last year there was an actual
falling off in crude oil production of
over 14,000,000 barrels The United
States geological survey shows that
the total 1916 production of crude oil
increased only IS of / per cent over
that of the previous year, and yet
100000 automobiles were put into use
in the United States in 1915 and in
creased the gasoline consumption, for
automobiles alone, fullyl427 per cent
over the consumption in 1914. Mean
while thousands of gasoline engines
and tractors are being put into service
on our farms and ranches and depict
ing the available gasoline supply.
The January issue of the National
Petroleum News-the organ of the
Independent Producers = estimates
that at least a half million new auto
mobiles and trucks Will be sold this
season so that in few months not
less than three million cars will be
consuming gasoline. That will re-
quire 80 per cent increase in gaso-
line production in order to maintain
even the present balance between sup
ply and demand. s .t.-.&&.s
Thus far this year production has
run considerably less than normal.
Just as was the case last year the
United States government suits
against operators on unphtented lands
are greatly limiting production and
the severe January storms which
wrecked hundreds of rigs in the Cali
.fornia fields have further retarded
production. The California State
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INDICATIONS
FROM Other END
OOD'-BERNDT
Men Busy on Guarantee for
Great Northern Have Hopes
of Offer Being Accepted

Indications from the other end are
that the Great Northern Pacific
Steamship Company will deal favor
ably with us on the guarantee propo-
sition," announced Emil A. Berndt at
noon today, following a morning of
work securing more subscriptions for
the Great Northern bonus fund, which
exceeded $25,0C0 by a good-sized sum
at that hour -:
- Cal Stone will return TO San Fran
cisco from Portland tomorrow, and our
proposition will be laid before him
then says Fred L. Waldron, presi.
dent of Fred L. Waldron, Ltd, local
agents for the Hill line, today
This $4,000 of actual cash pledged
as bonus against a possible deficit
for five round.trips of the Great North
ern, plus the fact that she is carrying
to San Francisco the biggest freight
cargo and passenger list since she
started on the Honolulu run, and has
another capacity amount for next trip,
certainly ought to make a decided i'm.
preston on the company" adds Mr..
Waldron. IL. ..-' -. -.
The local agents said today that SO
far as they can see now, another ca
pacity cargo and capacity passenger
list will go out on the Great North
ern April 4, on her last scheduled
trip. ..@
Is Bound for Coast. t
The committee is still working, and
has exceeded the $4,000 mark" says
Mr.. Berndt, who with c. G. Won
Hamm, Mr.. Waldron and L. A. Thur
ston, has been backing the bonus plan
strenuously. Mr.. Thurston is going
to San Francisco on the Great North
ern on behalf of the Promotion Com
mittee, this community, and the Hilo
Board of Trade. He will receive in.
structions on arriving as to what we
want MIN to do" . +.
Mr.. Berndt adds that various sugar
people mere are eager 10 maintain the
Hill liner on the Honolulu run, and
that they have shown their support by
subscribing to the bonus guarantee
fund in most liberal manner.
Fred L. Waldron says the committee
is working to secure more suhserip-
tions, but that the guarantee will not
be raised If $4,000 is subscribed, the
liability of those backing the bonus
will be lessened pro rata. In other
words, man VINO subscribed $500 to
help the move Will thus have his liza
bility. reduced by one-half Subscrip.
tions ranging from $1,000 to $500 have
been made by various firms, to make
possible the $4,000 sought for and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-17
JAPANESE STUDENTS
OF SHAKESPEARE TO
i TRY OUT MAD SCENE

Japanese students of Shakespeare
will meet this evening. at the Japan
ese Y. Nj. C. A. for the first Shakes
pearean evening held under the
auspices of the Nippu Jill. r. Tsu-
noda, president of the Buddhist asso-
citation, will address the members, TAX
ing up the subject of William Shakes
peare and his works. After the lee
ture the mad scene from Hamlet
and a selection from Romeo and
Juliet" will be heard on the phono-
graph.
Preliminary plans for an evening of
Shakespeare will be arranged and the
proposition of giving a production of
Romeo and Juliet" at the Opera
House will be voted upon. Much in
terest has been taken in the Shakes
peare column in the Nippu Jijf and
the society of Shakespeare students
has increased more than $50 per cent
since last year.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-17
JAPANESE SOPRANO
MAKES HIT AT COAST
IN PUcCINPS OPERA

SAN FRANCISCO, March 17.NMad-
anne Tamaka Miuri scored a hit last
evening when she appeared at the
Cort theater as Cho-cho-san in PUGET
mis- Madame Butterfly" Critics
praised her work and her interpreta-
ton of the character of the little jap
anese maiden was considered the best
ever given in this city.
Madame Miuri received many en-
cores and was the recipient Of many
large bouquets from her admirers.
After the performance she attended
the banquet held at the Nippon Club
an dthere told of her experiences on
the American stage. Madame Miuri
is appearing here with the Boston
Opera Company. Among the stars OF
the company are Anna PaylGwa, the
noted Russian ballet dancer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-17
Hope HONOLULU
WILL NOT LOSE
NAVY OFFICES
Local Business Firms Point to
Difficulty of Reaching
Pearl HarbOr

Business firms OF Honolulu, learn
ing that a movement is on foot 10
transfer the purchasing and pay Of
fees of the naval administration here
20 Pearl HarbOr. have enlisted the
aid OF the Chamber of Commerce in
an effort 10 reverse what is said TO be
the attitude of Admiral Boush, com.
mandant at Pearl Harbor.
Secretary Brown of the chamber
was busy ttday assembling the facts
and hoped to get in touch with Adj
miral Boush this afternoon. II is UNI
derstood that Washington did not
initiate the idea of transfer but that
Admiral Bcush considers that eff
cheney will be served by having the
purchasing department located at
Pearl Harbor.
AS one businessman explained the
matter 10 the Star-Bulletin this morn
ing, such a transfer win seriously inn
pede the purchasing departments bus
mess. All Of the business done in
Honolulu will be delayed" he said.
AT The present time, when the sta
ton calls for bids notice is sent to a
number OF firms. In each case the
cdotdNSo usually tCquHGS lnItt Ut
four trips TO the station, but as that is
right down on the waterfront it takes
but a short time. III the office is
transferred to Pearl Harbor we must
do all of our business either over the
telephone, which will be almost impos-
sible, or else take several hours for
a trip to Pearl Harbor and back
II is pointed out that the naval
yards and stations throughout the
country are served by purchasing and
pay offices in the business centers
nearest which they are located. THAT
is the case at Brooklyn, at San Fran
cisco and at Seattle, as well as many
other cities and towns near naval es-
Establishments"
Before taking any action the Cham
Der of Commerce will endeayor to
learn the reasons why the transfer is
proposed SO that the viewpoint of the
naval authorities may be appreciated.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-17
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Island butter, pound cartons - TO a.
Eggs. selected Oahu. per doz ......ft
Eggs, No. l, island, per doz. ....... 80
Eggs. No. 2. island, per doz. 20 to -
Duck Eggs, dO2 ................. =,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-17
WEEKLY PRODUCE REPORT
ByA. 7. L0NGLEY. Marketing Superintendent
WEEK ENDING MARCH 10, 1916.

HONOLULU WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET QUOTATIONS.
by the Territorial Marketing Division
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-17

Damage estimated at $1,000 was
done to the cargo of the British
steamship Eurymachos, loading NUM-
lions of war for Russia, at Brooklyn
pier.
According to the state board of
prison directors, only IL per cent.
paroled from California's peniten-
tfaries have returned to life of
crime.
Total production of iron in the
United States in 1915 amounted to
$29,916,213 tons, according to report
of the American Iron and Steel in
stitute
The appointment of Prof. Ernesto
Quesada, of the University Of Brazil,
as professor of Latin American history
and economics at Harvard is an.
nounced
Count Kanitz, German commander
at kermanshah, committed suicide
when the Russians captured the city.
-Four lives were lost when the Nor
wegiaH steamship Ander, laden with
coal pits, went ashore off Shields, Eng.
estimated daily aver
age loss in production of 10000 bar
rels as a result of this storm damage.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-17
PouLIhY,

Brothers, TAT. to lbs. SO to .35
Young ROSTERS, ID 49,. SO to 80
Hens. in good condition, Ii. DC 10 %
Turkeys, ID ......-........-. 40
Ducks, Muscoyy, ID ........ p to 2S
Ducks, Pekin, ID ,..........25 to IS
Ducks, Hawaiian, doz. 500
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-17
DECORATION GIVEN
TO BRAVE CAPTAIN
FOR SAVING LIVES
lspecial cable 10 Nlppu Jiii.l

Especial Gable to Nippu JILL
TOXIC, March l7.-Capt T. Yama-
waka and G. Kawata, purser of the
Yasaka Maru of the T. X. K line,
have been decorated by the Emperor
for their bravery at the time of the
submarine attack on the Yasaka Maru.
This merchantmen was attacked in
the Mediterranean Sea by an Austrian
submarine and 45 minutes after the
ship had been torpedoed it sank.
Capt. Yamawaka by his GOODNESS saved
every passenger and all members of
the crew on the liner When he re-
turned to Japan he, as well as the
rurser, we're lionized and they were
Eonored in receiving the first decora-
ton that had ever been presented to
an officer Of merchantmen.