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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17
ueberf@t bee Cincinnati I
Wtarftes,
Jiir bic Nontas, BEN 18. citobsr
1916 snoissnne 0od5e.
Gineinnati, 16. SttOber.

" ~ " - ANs
Die nadfOlasnben Quotirunsen s..
siskn iid nur auf gnsros 1rans'
attionen.. Bel tl.ineren geI4dften
tperbsn ettpas b0bers prsiis b.rednst.
y propifionsm
9 dmala. -prim a Stea III
15.o5-15.15; GumiIp 14.6o-
1900.
srodensefalSen.s GIeii9.
- Sbort clear Ssiten lOfe, 15t--
15h; G1tra i5ort clear S.itsn 14a
-16le; iur3e Ripr.nieitsn 143-
154e; Bellies 16a-17ac.
Baean. Short clear Sstisn
16a-17e; ertra fort clear Ssikn
15a-16e; Hort RipptuIsiten 16A-
16c; Bellies 1S-18ae.
sugar gureb Gleifd. -
Sainien 20A-21e; pitnie S4ultern
15-15le; gr.aifaft Bacon 23-26e;
S9ultsrn in padeisn 15-15ae; 0sfp
yori Gut 15s-16e; trodens Beet
S9iiten e-3oAc per Dfunb.
Sibsep6feItesGIetf4. d. -
Sdinein 17-17te; pienie S4uIt:rn
12a- -134c; Bellies 17h-1se; sdM.
tern 13a-14te; S4ulssrn q. .. Gut
143-14ae.
Trifd.sGIsifd = Sdinien
16a-17ie; pienie SdaItsrn 12a-
13e; G4uItern 12a-13e; fort Rip'
penTsiten 13-13ac; fbort clear Rips
penIeitsn 13}-14e; ertrd ibo't
clear Rippeni.iteu 13-13ae; Bellies
leidi. 1s3-1s3e; g.ries. f@~srs
17-18e.
WebI unb Getreibe
WebI. = Winter patsut $500
8.25; Wintsr fanep S7.50-7.75;
Wintsr familp $7.0O-725; Winter
srtra $6.00-6.25; Wintsr oroindrer
$5.5O-5.75; 5art.s Dsi5sn pateAt
$9.25-S.50; 5artss Wei3sn fanep
$7.50-7.75; 6artss Wsiosn famiIp
$6.O0-6.25; Rossen, glOrtbpeiisru
semif9tes S6.25-6.40; Roaaen, gitp
rsinss $6.25-6.40; Wossen, gitb g.s
miithtes $6.25-6.50.
WeiSen. = Ro 2 rotber Winter
$1.59-1.60; SO. 8 bo. S1.56--
1.59; Ro. A DO. S1.46-156.
Me(f - go 2 fpeikes
93t-94e; glo. 3 bo. 92A -93e; 90.
a bo. 90a 92ae; no. 8 Go 88A-
90ac; go 6 bo. s6t-Ssle - Wo. 2
DO. 92b-93ie; go. 3 DO. 90 922e;
go. 4 bo. S9a-91ae; go. 8 bo. 87a
-S9ae; Ro. 6 DO. S5a s7ae = no.
9 gemifd,tss 92t-93e; go. 8 bo.
90 92ac; Go. 4 bo. S9i-91Ae: Ro.
6 DO. S7H-89ac; go. 8 DO. $50
s7at. - Wsibes aoIbeniOrn 92-
93Ac; selbes Rolbsntorn 92t-93t;;
semiidtss aoIbsntorn 92-93e.
Safer. To. 2 tp,ibr 40
49lc; Sianoarb psibsr 48a-49:;
go. 3 'psiber 4S-48lc; Ro. a mel.
Der 47-4sc; g2o. 2 semiititr 4s-
4sae; SO. 3 semiidi,r. eiHbsimiid.r
47a-4se; go. a semiidter 46-47c.
Rogsen. - Ro. 2 S1.H-
1.2S; Ro. 3 $1.22-1.26; RO. 4
$115-1.22; probe 95c-$1.10.
mhisfep.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17

idNper 81 erlangen. Die Yreiie tparen
fsit uub in manten Gdllen bOber.
9ranner @nsIin great Saus g
iOe, 9ooiter SIX, Gleumore etse. Ssroers
ion l5amiib SIC, llrloH sac, Brighton = 6
s%e, Sontbern bas garD Gid 9e, @nas
Holia " VI u ehI peDpeteu i0s4 25c, DO. 9s4
pee, Utica foS4 s211c, DO. 9.4 3oe Roieapooo
1914 271se. 81 2ttae. Brighton 1914 27hs bo.
SebTei6ter Waslin w1amfuita
14hc, ;yriit Of ite aoom iO&e. aouseaie
i0As, wioiorniue 12c Sin, 10e. 5ope e1se
abief sc. Sefptna Bee IS, Gbe'ier ee, Tianonb
8 Shc, JoreetDls.gloi St, 9aue6reaf sae, RE.
bcaisr Sise, Suburban ms, Qeppered 1914
30e bo. ga 2sc. tltiea 1914 35e. DO. 9.s 321tc.
gtOfetuoob 1914 2911t, DO. s.s 2hc Brighton
1914 2eHc, bo. e.4 H1.c.
BrfHts- MmsreaH 55irtina eke, Central
9ari ec, elmericcH 3Eetpo nc, MpouIntue
7Ae. CRAPS 6ste, Smpfon gtournine 7he.
simpfon Wlain Hiae 7ISt, Srqns eKc, paeific
unb SamiIton dipin Robes &C, pattonals eh C.,
Bernbire 6hc, gfeIinute 7c
1tdtng- Waloeu sc. Tortpoob ot, Gdss
Lamb 40o,600 12c, 9ontae lie, 5urton 10c,
gmosfeas sl q q 17ne. Queen of tie Beft
TX Ise. Susausbaana is5ac. qousitoiisa . o
1Dc.
s-fmoseas eiapIe Sc, u. q.
g iohe, 9perstt GIafftc SIC, eqneafter stnSte
sc, l432 7ke, saiHgficH 7kc. Dictator oe.
RlGib ICur Eeft Zoe. @onaI glus 91zc.
eIIaboma 1cc, On pirsinia SC. goeabontas 7t.
SeItw s-BrtgbtoH 17c, aenooa 17lkc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17
s5lmb'N adbrttbten.

9ieHfas- II. Sttober 1916.
Der ObpfluB mar unsefdbr itatioz
ndr unb bate seIteru qlbenb Bel bis'
flyer Stabt sinen @aierjtanh bon
.12.3 SUB.
Sis fOIsenSen 9epel@en trafeu sc.
jteru hisr siu: :.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17

0duf = Wfortf mar rugIe uIlp
feit. NabaeIal8ene 80. 1S--
18lc per Yfunb; go. 2 DO. 17-171t
per pfunb. gitp Builders friiR 18a
-19c; bo. Gountrp 14a-15e; Iri@
ide aalbfelIe 26-27c; go. l 9ullel
13c; 30. 9 bo. 12c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17

| " II u Qb ~ 10. S~R1UVSl.
Snflbr lttb Beriat,bt tudbreno her
bergansensn 43 Stuuoeu, nerslidsr
NIT berfsrbsn 3sit Der lssteu Wo1s
mareu ME ioIgt:
9ufubrf
Rtnbo. S&tpeine S&,is
| 9. DIT. , ABB 1854 1856
16. Ott. 4456 6931 7SS
9erfanbt;
Rlnbp. Sdupeine Sfaic
9 DIT. 326 1893 592
16. Sh. ;. 2e2 1856 230
Rinbpisb. = Die 3ufubr mar
bic srDbe Der Saiion ieit Isstsm
5erbit unb Der Wtartt b1ber i4epa4.
Die prsiis fisl.n I'm 10-15c in eli
nissn Gdasu iogar um 15-25c
Gamers warsn iietis uno bic behsren
Mildtiibs feit uHb in Ra9fruss, bic
sepObnlitsn a6er. perbm nur pelis
tesebrt.
Wittlere uno fhpsre Stisr. 800
$50; Glsiitsr Stiere $5.50-7.5o;
aussrleisns bis EXTRA $7.75-S.25;
Seifsrs $5.00-6.50; auserlsieue Bis
srtra $6.75-725; aiibe $4OO-5.s
25; aussrlsisns bis ertra $780,
70; Wilatiibs $3.50; Stoders
unb gesbers: Stiere $5.00-6.75;
Ssiiers $5.00-5.5o; aiibe $4.25-
4.75.
gullsn. - Die Ra9fras. mar
cine CUTE unb bic pretie fsit bel md'
bieem 9lngebot.
5ette guIlsR S6.50-6.75; Bologna
s5.75 $50; masere unb Iei&ts 81
OO-5.25.
Gdtber. Der Marit mar
laneiam unb idpa9 unb bic preiis
um 25-5oe nieoriser. 4nsebot srob.
Bette Isi6ts aGlber $11.50-11. 70;
fair Bis CUTE $8.50-11.5O; orbinGrs
lnb grpBe $4.00-10.00..
g 6peiRs. Grpbe 3ufubr
unb niebriss prsifs IN ben anosreN
Mdrtten baitsH CUR GoIse. bab aud
bier bi.ielben I'M 10e berrntersinssn.
asi9te 9erianStiurteu fieIen lin s.
10e.
Musseiutte i3ipere Weriaubtiurten,
225 pfuno unb aufipdrts, $3.50
1000; quite bis auserlefene Ierpad'
unes. unb 1Ieif9erforteu $685.
80; semiidte @srpadunssiorteu So
60-9..9O; ausseia9te mtttIen. 16o
Bis 1SO pfunb, $9.35-9.50, tei4te
0erfanbtfprten, 120--165 pfuno,
s9.OO-9.3o; otoindre bis CUTE. Ser.
kls s-110 pfurta uHo.baruntey $500
-
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ner 20-24e; DO. NIT frummer 8ruN
10-12e; gulls Csc; fpeibs enien
14-16e; alts bo. 14c; 9dnie IL
12e; alte Sauben $1.O0 bas Ousene.
DbFunb Gsmiiie.
4epfel. - Maiben gluib $3.50
|-4.50: @coItbp S3.00-3.25; aic'
ran0er $3.50-4.00; Woolf Riper
$3.5O-4.OO; genona $3.0o-.325;
Ilides $3.50-4.00; SSobnatbal
$5.50-6.OO, Grimes @olben $500
400 per Bbl.; Grab aspiel $3.50
2.75 per gu.
3itronen. - California VA
0O-4.50; Msifins S3.5o-4.50 per
aiite; 2imes $2.75r3.0O per Crate.
Oransen. - 9alencia $3.50
Ats per Rife.
Deiutrauben. - goncorb %
-25c per &orb DON Z Pfuno; Gon'
CORDS, 20 pfunb aSrbe 6o.o5e;
goncorb Deintrauben $50, Oeia'
mare $50 per 1on.
Qfirfide. - geep yort gls
xrta $500 per Blu; Siberia Tot
$1.75 per gu.
GantdIoupes. - eolotaoo
p,ut 75c-$1.OO per flades Crate.
gflaumen. = Damion $2.oo
-2.25 per gu. uub 40-5oe per
aor6 BON s pfunS .,
8irnen. - gartlstts. per Dbl.
s5.Oo-5-50;. Susar per gu. S1.7o-
200.
aartoffelu. - girxtmiia.
s4.OO-4.25; Gaitsrn gobblers S4.;.
00-4.25; per gbl. unb $1.35-l.4o
per Bu. pom Store.
GibtartoffeLu, etts
Seri.p $4.O0; 9irsil,ia $IW-2W
per 9bl. %
gurfsu. = Ginbstutf4e 90
$1.0O per Dussub.
somaten. - GiHheimiide 5O
Tot per gu.
araut. ginbeimii4ss $500.
1925 per BbI. gaotses $3.50
400.
m.istRaben. $a.0-a5o
per gbl.
3ptebeln. - ginbeimtfde ssls
be 9Oc-$1.1o. iDeib. $1.5o-1.e5 per
Blu.
grim. gobnen. = Ginbeimts
fd. 5000 per gu.; Wa4sbrh'
n.n s1.75-2.00 per Camper.
Notwithstanding $1.o0
-1.25 per gu.
2anbprobutte
Seu. Ru. l simotbp $500;
go. 2 SimOibp $l4.00; Ho.
3 9imotbp $12.0O; go. 1 ssmii4ter
Slice $14.0O; Rp. 2 bO. alee $1,000;
SO. l alse $13.00-13.5O; go. 2
alss $1O.5o-11.00; Sisiises gIfalIa
S1O.00-12.5o; RosgsHitro6 $10-50
-11.00; Sai.ritrob $9.o0-9.50;
Wsis.nItrob $9OO-9.5o per 1Onns.
Wihtenfuttsr III rubis unb
fsit. - Slsie $25.50-26.O0; MibS=
linas srotes S30.50-31.00; DO. lpsis
hes $33.0O-340O; ssmtf4i.s Gut
ter S27.O0-27.50.
SGmereien. - Wartt itetia.
- aIeeIamen $s.75-10.00 per gI.
BON Stors; aimotbp s2.25-2.60;
iylatsiamen S1.50 per gu.
9srfdiebenes.
Dele. Wlar.t feft; 9ein6l,
robes SIC per gallons in 1partien 53c
IA @bl. Gsiodtss 1c insbr; Ho. l
GarbSl 87c; Cotton Sesb Oil, raffis
nirt.s &c per 8aIons, 1erpentin 53c
in parti.n BON Is Gab unn SO
in partien pon 1875 @alIonen pe.
t.olsum, Dbio Carbon 120 Grab Sc;
bo. $50 9rab 8ae; SsaSlisb. It's
Grab 9a-1oe; Rsb Gronn gafoIin
2Oc; Rapbta 25c per GaIIpns in pars
tisn BON Is 9bls.
Sals. - Der Martt in rubia. i
Dbio gfipsr $1.10 per gbI. bon $50
pfunb. GubrlObn btn3ussfiist.
sofs. - Rarit Rstis. prima |
gitp 9a-1oc; bo. gountrp 9-9ie |
per pfunb.
2ohlen. - Marfi rubis. gous
gbiosbnp $500; Ranaipba Gtiidfob.
len $4.00, guB unb Slad $3.00-l
3.25 per Gonne abssliefsrt. Rau4s
lUfe Stiidioblsn S5.00-5.25; an,
tbratite $7.75-S.00 per Tonne abses
lisfsrt. Cote foitet S5.50-6.50 per
2onne abseliefert.
WoIle. - Die Radfrage mar
sine quite unb bic preifs ieit,
Genaf&ens l /
3m 0utsr ppGf&eas- L
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pferbe mnS Wtauleiel.
G.iueinn nati.1s, Ottobsr.

81 nm q I 16, Ntfoosr.
Die Gef4dfte aparen In ber berfIoi'
isnsn Dnte flau. Die 3ufubr mar
ssring unb bic preiie ftetig. Die
Siuotirunsen porewapie foIst:
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3nder-- preHe fet = Mafs
ffnirtsr Gut 2odf $905; poip6erto
$zS5, Cubes Ss.25; sruuuIirier ST.
~ onfsetionsrs- sM' $z65,O Oifea
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17

gi,firnatt. he. ON. 1ptl

gipsirnsit 10. DIt., 1915.
0le 8anfen waren bsute nit @eiddfttn
fbesIaten. Uelb N tinmsr nod piIlig unt
bic Uiueraten iinb nnpsrdHbert. SIR Oar.
letsn ON call surben BON ben Banien 4
--4H 3 bsre9net. wdbreno GeiHditspoyiers
~ 6-8x bisfoniirt perben. 5nn uffeHer
Narite wuroen TarIsben ~on cans ~ 3H
~lx rHb auf Belt ju 4-4K96 pIaelrt.
@s4ia ssi aeS Osn
purtsn su pari jsii&sn ganien Sertauit.
1ts Ssuntsrrats bstgast 5ve %rdnss ssr
usAfd ssi enrsSs
ei&i. Wedfel asf Gonbon pnrsen ~
AS bro Bfb. Sterlins quvtirt. Gar v8ed'
lei aui 0srlin pnrsen zoe pro Dsarf, be-
tsdHet, fir @e1iel aui ysriS t7'ze pro
6sans, aui Mmiterbam 42e Srs UuIeeu
uno auf Wien 15c yrs Krone, 3tTee loo,
Hubd %, Stsdbslnt pro Krone $3.50,
6ranes (69seiSl lSKe.
ssssts ctdssttsass
naren rnbig uno iteti9. Die Dnnfea quo
ftreu ME fnfdf.
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1rb Oppbs'Marft.

gineinnati, 16. Sttobsr.
Die Na9frage mar cine isbr quite,
bod paren einaslne DON BEN Waar.n
itnp.r gu erlanssn. Die preiie iparen
feit unb in manden iSdllsm bDber.
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Diebutarh.

Cincinnati, 16. Oftober.
8ufubr lulb Beriat,bt tudbrerto hcr
bergansensn 43 Stuuoeu, Derslider
NIT berIsrbsn Ssit Der lesteu Wo4s
tpdren ME iolgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17

Die tmidte in bleiisen eisarinsbaus be-
Iiefen ii& tsute aut $7,SS2,AoO.
xssalisssSisaaa
In Der H6rie parsn bsrte bic gst&dfis
niHt 10 lsbbaft ale in Der petFsiienen
@ofe, bod finb bic preife pisbsr ttpns
islter. Betiauft purbsH
IN bey 11yIe.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-08

spouse relieved her of a knife with
which she had expressed a ,determin-
alton to cut down her better half to
her size and then fight him like a
man, so the police say. Kahalewai
and pane of glass tangled in such a
way as to demolish the window and
cut her head Policeman John Hui
hui reports that she was having a
good time" i.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-08
sunset
COLORSCAUSED
BY MIST ON HIGH
EXPLANATION Offered for Grim.
son Glow; Cause of Won
der and Admiration

Streamers OF crimson and banners
of pink waved and flared in the west
ern heavens last evening until long
after the sun had disappeared. Pink
blended into light blue, light into
deeper blue and finally into a purple
setting for the half moon that sailed
high in the heavens. But II was the
pink, crimson and the carmine that
delighted observers and caused much
interested comment.
What was the cause of the sunset
after glow? Some said 1t was due to
the volcano of Kilauea lighting up the
entire sky, but such was impossible
as the island of Hawaii Is east OF
Oahu and not northwest, from whence
the red light arose Others attributed
il to a plantation fire, but this too was
wrong for but one spot In the sky
would have been lighted up In that
case, Was IL the Northern Lights? 1t
could not have been, for the glow and
radiation were too far south in the
heavens. ...:
According to statements made BIZ
Prof. John s. Donaghho of the College
OF Hawaii and A. M. Hamrick, meteor
ologist of the United States weather
bureau, the after glow was caused by
the suns rays penetrating mist parti.
cIes high in the air. The red rays OF
the sun are the longest and most pow
erful. When the rays hit these mist
particles in the air, the short and less
powerful ones are refracted and
stopped. while the red continues on.
Thus red rays were, scattered by this
mist and the strange and beautiful
effect produced. -I,.E-f.t. x
On August q, 1883, Karakatoa. a
volcanic island in the Java sea, erupt-
ed. throwing dust and ashes about 20
miles INTO the air. The volcanic par.
ticles spread around the globe, and
the entire world had after glows for
about two weeks every evening until
the dust and ashes had settled to the
ground. Rev. Serene Bishop OF Homo
lulu was the first person to make TINS
explanation at that time. ~.
When asked If a similar instance
would account for the sunset effects
last evening, Hamrick said: 1T prob
ably was not volcanic eruption or
we should have received cable adViees.
II this after glow should continue for
a week or more, then 1t Is certain that
dust thrown into the air is causing
it, 80" -
The after glow started at 6:36 and
ceased at 7:45 o'clock. 1t was at Its
height about 7:15.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-08
SALE OF TERRITORIAL
BONDS UPON EXCHANGE
SUBJECT OF COMMENT

Among the securities dealt in
through the Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange Monday were Z Hawaiian
Territory 315 per cent bonds and the
transaction has occasioned consider
able comment among the brokers.
Several of the members Of the e.
change thought they were the first ter
ritorial bands sold through the ex-
change, though such bonds have been
offered at times. Other members said
that this transaction was not the first
in Hawaiian bonds, but 1t was the first
sale in a long time and that 1t was
the first sale of this particular issue
to be recorded. .....--.. ...- - ...s
Most of the territorial bonds are
held by mainland interests, 1t is said.
and such as are not, mostly OF one
particular issue. have been and are
very closely held. .-.,.' .s..s
The price realized Monday was
9Sh. @.-.. - ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-08
SUGAR CROP ON
MAUINEXT YEAR
MOST PROMISING
Ample Rains, Full Reservoirs
end bitches and Fine Stands
Make for Record

That the plantations on Maui APP
pear TO be assured Of history making
sugar crop for. 1917 is the report
brought back by John l.. Fleming of
James F.. Morgan Company. He re-
turned on the Nauna Kea this morn-
ing after a vacation trip which he en-
loved hugely but during which he
found tine to look over island con-
ditions.
Il have been knocking around on
Maui off and On for more than %
years" said Fleming. land have new
er seen the cane fields look so fine.
Reservoirs are full and the bitches
are running to the brim. And such
fields of cane! | never saw anything
like il. Lately ample rains have con-
tinued following upon the earlier good
rains and it would be difficult to con
ceive Of finer looking crop than can
be seen there now. 1t promises
much for 1917.
when | was over In Hawaii | found
the crop there very promising and 1
look for a wonderful sugar crop there
also for next year. On Maui most
OF the present crop has been cut and
ground, so interest is centertng on
the coming crop"
Fleming enjoyed great sport with
rod and reel and devoted much OF his
vacation to angling. His best eaten
was a 35-pound ulua taken with 10
thread line, but that was only one OF
many pleasant episodes in the outing
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-08
PARTY TO VISIT
ISLAND OF Lanai

For rest, recreation and relaxation
a party of Honolulans will go to the
little island OF Lanai next week. The
party will include Robert w. Single,
Prince Kuhio, John McCrosson and
others and Single said this morning
that no business significance attaches
to the visit. He denied specifically
a rather persistent report that plans
sre on foot for a deal of some sort
Involving the sale Of Lanai. 1t had
Leen expected that Jay Gould would
be one Of the party, but the New
ork millionaire is now visiting with
the ]. H. Conveys on Kauai and does
rot expect to return in time to take
the Lanai trip. III, s..* =.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-08
NEW ARMY LAW MEANS
LESS PAY FOR SOME

Where nearly every other branch of
the military service receives benefit
from the National Defense Act Of June
3, as concerns better pay, privates OF
the medical department get only SIS
month under the new law, where
formerly their pay was SIS.
In the corps of engineers the new
law allows for maximum of only 10
priyates first-class and SO priyates in
each engineer company, where former
ly there we're 81 first-class privates.
This means a number of men in each
company will have to be reduced to
the grade of private This means a
loss of So a month in pay.
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Becomes Tired
OF Supporting
Whole Family
So This Girl Asked Admission
to Industrial School; Advised
to Return to Work
This little girl is going to try again

This little girl is going to try again.
She is going TO resume her business
of selling leis and incidentally sup
PORTING her entire family, including
two big brothers who would rather
spend their time around the poi bowl
than put some money into their poe.
kets by the dint of manual labor. .:.
On Monday the girl, who is part
Hawaiian and only Is. decided to quit.
And she did quit. She laid aside her
lei basket and determined 20 go TO
q place where she would not have to
drudge early in the morning and late
at night to feed all her relatives. She
would let her two. lazy brothers take
1T the burden for a while and see how
they liked 1t.
She, went out To the girls industrial
school and asked TO be admitted. Her
story was told. She was tired of it
al. she confessed, and thought that
I.erhaps she might find relief at the
school.
1t was with firm kindness that Off
GERS at the school told the girl they
could not admit her. She was Meth
or a DELINQUENT nor a dependent, they
explained. Also, the school was pref
~ well crowded with girls rightly be
longing there, and the institution could
hardly be made to take the place OF
Ar asylum.
: 3'he girl cried a little when she was
told she could not find home there,
even IL only temporarily. She was ad-
vIsed to go back 10 her work, and
hat perhaps there would be change
in the family affairs.
So the girl will try again.
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JAPANESE BANK
WILL BE Opened
~
HERE THIS YEAR

Reports, were heard today that the
new Japanese bank to be launched
here by the capitalist, Sumitomo OF
Osaka, Japan, will be at Nuuanu and
King street. NJ. kawakatsu, represen-
tative of Sumitomo, is now looking for
a suitable site, and it is said that one
is favorable opposite the Chinese
bank on the same streets. The Sunni
tomo bank is to be the personal ven
ture of the capitalist, not the project
OF his banking firm in Osaka.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-08

About $50 feet of the new pave
ment on Lusitana street has been
completed. Concrete was first poured
Monday. The work is going ahead
after weeks Of delay due IL a shOrtaSe
of cement and bad weather.
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Twelve Japanese arrested Sunday by
Captain McDuffie's squad all forfeited
SIC this morning with the. exception
eli two who appeared for trial on Q
charge of gambling and were fned
81 each.
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Ten Cnim Sc arrested Sunday on
charges of being present. at gam
Ling game will be tried Wednesday
In police court. s.,.g,
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The charge Of needless driving OF
the police calendar against s, ; o
Thomas has been stricken.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-08

Wong Hoy, a cook for the City Mill
Company, took trip to the emergen-
cy hospital Saturday night in compa-
ny with Policeman A. Kawaihoa when
a bottle in which he was boiling sol
exploded and cut his foot !.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-08

KeIiipuleole, accused of using threat
ening language, have been dismissed
in police court.
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GOLD AND PICTURE ARE
GIFTS OF CHINESE To-
MRS. ELIJAH MACKENZIE

Mrs. Elijah Mackenzie, for many
Gears head of the BeretaniR settle
nept.twas guest OF honor on Monday
evening 1T reception at the ssstlasi
nent house under the auspices OF the
Chinese of the neighborhood. About
SOC persons were present = P9pg.
ether gifts, Mrs. Mackenzie was pre-
stnted with a basket OF flowers IN
which was buried $40 IN gold, and q
large portrait Of herself. Mrs. Mac.
Kenzie leaves IN the WilhelHina 20
morrow to join her husband in Los
Angeles, Gal.
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POLICE NOTES

AS continuation of the Alb Foo
Levy. feud on Asylum road, Charles
and Miriam All Foo were arrested
Sunday night and arraigned in police
court today accused of ASSEMBLING An
ME and Tiny Levy. It is also said
the mothers, fathers, sisters and bro
theirs took the part If their respective
relatives in no uncertain manner. The
ease. will be threshed out before
Judge Monsarrat tomorrow. The
Judge has become quite expert on the
ways of the All Foos and Levys from
their many appearances before him in
similar cases.
.":H. w. Laws, WHO was arrested Sat
rraay. night Tor speeding by Detective
Arthur Aninrsf TN King street, PAD
So and costs in pofce court.
Lau Duck forfeited a 800 bond in
police court whenHke failed to appear
for. trial on a charge of selling liquor
without license at the Kahnku plant,
He was arrested Saturday night by
Liquor Inspector w P. Fennell.
Mrs. E., Peters sand Mrs. Kahale-
wal, both of MoiliiIi, were patients at
the emergency hospital late Saturday
night and early Sunday morning. Mrs.
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The cases of c. Legaspi and Sam
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.eu,Lo PALACE. IN KOREA.

SEOUL, Korea. japan will build an
imperial palace in Seoul to receive the
emperor end empress in case they VS.
it the country, which is now q part
Of the Jaranese empire. The con-
struction OF a detached palace has
been contemplated for some time but
was delayed by the coronation OF EN-
peror Yoshihito. =. IL +,