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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-19

"Nedra"-By George Barr McCutch.
con, will be seen in a high class Pathc
Gold Rooster play at the Grand Tues.
day night, commencing S:l5. We
guarantee this to be one of the best
pictures YOU havd ever seen. which
means that YOU set your money back II
You do not like it. Admission and
10 cents.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-19

The cheapest advertising on
earth IS The Want Ads that are
carried in The News Classified
Department.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-19
LETTER TO
DR.. KILMER e. Co,
BINGHAMTON NJ Y

DR. KILMER e. co,
BlNGHAMTON, N. y
Prove what Swamp Root viii do for
you.
Send ten cents TO DR.. Kilmer a. Co.,
binghamlon, ~. Y, for sample size
bottle. It viii convince anyone. You
will also receive a book Of valuable in
formation, telling about the kidneys
and bladdcrs. When writing be sure
snd mcntl0n the Brunswick News Reg
ular figy.cent and one.dolIar size bot
ties for sale 81 all drug stores.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-19

FISH AMI OYSTERS phono "a
= fish and oyster for breakfast, din
ner and supper Brunswick Fish Co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-19

Small hams, zoe per pound. Phoe-
nix Grocery Co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-19
Good things to eat. DeVoe.

The cheapest advertising on
earth is The Want Ads that are
carried in The f;ews Classified
Department.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-19

Bankrupt Court-Referee Crovatt
held an interesting session of the bank
ruptcy court yesterday morning. talk
ing up matters in two or three ont of
town cases.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-19
OoOOOOoOOo 900 90
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OOOOOOOOO 900 90

Irwin Beds"-At the Grand Monday
is the farce that is making New York
howl with laughter You had better
hurry down to Roberts Pharmacy and
select Your seats before it is too late.
Prices soc to S1.50. Doors open s. cur
tain $50. All tickets put aside will
be sold il not called for before ) pm.
Monday. Coming The Eternal City"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-19

The Weather-Forecas for today in
Georgia: Fair and warmer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-19

The Tides-FIigh water on the
Brunswick bar today at 6:32 am. and
Cos pm. Low water at 1885 am.
and I2:54 pm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
9nfefeffanter 2serid5t oes Gopt 2Pouc a6nio-
liz alamen oer sreeute nnf oer "RentId1lorO."
omemSe WrauiatiOasOcpeem alien SDcm S Snnte
Der OeMtiacu SOtid)aFt cimsclaniem.

1a ucce6o oSmtdlanS" Der yNenidcu ScanGGeScrci
Gremcn" Gnpdn Mna, ben Scr Stnacu gebOen aS eH
SanGs6i mcrfann wcrSca Gsr 3o6inn6mcr @iiam 3 &Dm
icbte Aas dabaS IcpaycNlcW @augpu carapbid
0,efuc Scr nndun9 Die 3ONbcamten Nennub
Qonfe oeS %odmtaNS trni Oc Nnuur nce6oo ais
Noufa6Id 81 6c1anOcIu c nudcm Sc crOrSdcn SOrmaln
erlcOiat iecm
NOt partcmeut npcOn OeS lntcr6O0s Oerretc
0camtc Scs taas Icpnmcn gai6noOu Iea Onrd oie
Suunft ccbu O %lOdooc nid nS GrOdn betradtem
ci abCrirenoc StaatSSctrcar o etc mt a ole Sba
adc SG6 lncrOot Hcnidauo" podnog nnbauNm lei ac
sluoioen Sdpuicacitcu ans gscse gCrGnrt babe
Sin Werad Sah bric 9gicrnna in @ai0inaun Sic
&uucen llnttre6Uptee %amUrc p babe wtrO in elmer
nSpcdc ans SUn0on ais nuar bc]cdne 81 cn englhn Bel
nuacn wuSc Sic @Gdrid Grcn os nereebooeS IN SG
more UOnGn0gH eocrAgcbcn Ubn EOnenare nDcr oaS sec
naunStidhn ~ maiden 6eift Or Oa man j III &c9ernngs
cu SoriGc gcunuoe babe 0nf o 9eie nid on nger gndt
urScm M Nnf %HnnAna 6ritcn Der a5Ohdrn %O0dm
in G6ugOn w oNS SaatS Spmtencut in NNOuAn cncn Sgpf
naA Baltimore lenocH
0ie NQeutn scr oCcca69GScc1 6icr6a Fat Gin iOdcS nnO
dGmieS |eaugcu faOcn %odaitsu OaasacGen uno il be-
re 9comicu nmeraudcn Saa Scparcmen in SG gSee
cmtacgen onn 6cr in Der 3pini oa %ienn6 OGs lnter
iu GOcui &Oint bctrcfen.
Die Mcuacraen nmdppGrmn gccrn c 9cgeaueierS pc
lmacaenD m Saocn etcricn e6cn Nhg urt WcSeu
Norf nm nu Sd 0u ben el0nn %cirdcg i'm %Omprer Oaien
al mcrIen SC Ynnmhaft III init ocm uoocn rah bdGihg
nmo cbenIGl o Srd mr. bic HndrC nIncmen mel bercc
an Scr gSerfc bcrct lcat
aStSu aSnio crare auf Nefaacu Sa er ud auan fSnuc
mic auoe dff i'm Gaen bOsn uerS gu TGuc vcrS
uie Wie mOgld gem eam Sc 9adre wirO ud
mr. ein QSudle nn0etreten meroen touneu
Na lnfcebOo g Nccrn Murgcn I'M l6r gSerf Der
aIu DrmarSina g0cnt&9nt Nort W,cnp an
.dSn Sic nuoramauc Samn lire ,nipcttoa po0cnoct 6acn
ge qoOnua miro anf cine NNUn Donr9 Ncdkt nn3 geu lor
gSrnn nndeu Gin aniea OeIha nit Scn 6arbhOien
9od Ser nipcfua 3Uabcamlcu beGnb GapiGn GGr
geIc6ls6o6r Ss Sdi nit ciNgm aRaaic nah ser s!aS S
Iprad rnadF Sntdea Gunlate pur aHo oaes nit
NgniMr bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11

a0eutf6Gono" elm San
OelSfobr5eug.
Sr. g.. Steele, ser Sofcu.Sur-
0c0or, t6eiltc nit, ooB CT cine iorg-
ialtige Snipeftion 6eS S6iiieS oor-
goHommCn babe unO 0oB oas Boot
Gin reineS SonoclSihiif iei nno untcr
fcincn llnitdn0cn ais Gin &ricqSibiif
flailiii5irt perOen fonn. Nr. Steele
ioate, Dob cr pergebli6 nob emenl
Gorpe0oro6re iuhte, obcr ooS eia5igc
God, 0oS CT iano, mar ungeiGbr bier
3olt groB, oilrd pelhcS oie Souc
5m 9lnlegcu ae5ogen werOeu. Ser
luiaeiG6r 100 SUB bo6c Nloit lag nm.
aclcgt oitf ser N}itte Oes Sbiifes mO
mar 10 conitrnirt, ooB er ais oro6t-
loie Station umO 8ueleid ais ghls-
iiCbtSpoiten fiir cinen Nlotroicn be-
mlbt perOen fam.
SSn Ger @celeitlno oeS Srn. Steele
beionO iicb elmer ser 9eamtcn oeS
3onomtcs, mcIber cine Sfi55e 0cs
9ootes mo6tc, Oie Sr. Steele nit
mad @ai6ington oeianOt bat Inn 81
bemeiicn OaB 0as Sdiif Gin ineenioS
conltrldrtes SonoelSboot iit. SSn ser
Soouna 6eimo ii6 mr ein Eodet
nit sRoliiahen, mel1eS an oen oeut-
l6en 9otidoiter in g9oi6ugton
ooreIirt mo periiegelt mar.
g'ob elmer @onieren5 5iuiihen Dem
3olleinnebmer @ln. y. Span im6
Dem GapitGn imo Srn. Silfen miB.,
Capt aonia picoer ollr6 sic piclcu
9feilgierigeu Spibrllt6cn lauien m>
ieocr 9lnmeienoe mollte sic Son0 Oes
uSeloen ocS Cages" idiittcln. ,,g9enr
icb nod longe bier 6lei6cn mlB"
ia9te @dpt &0nig, obetomme i'd oen
Srompi IN meinen re6tcn 9lrm."
Oie 9feiIe.
9lui 9cirogcn t6eilte Gopt. Sonic
nit, OaB er nit ieinem St6iiic oil
9iabburibait bon %elgolono am 90
Smn perlaiien iriO nltr III ser 9tor0.
fec Elm cu0liibeS &rieeSidiii acieber
babe, meIbcS ion bemerfie. Gr babe
ioiort 1etaubt pno iei crit mieocr an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
Sic N}annihoft Der
Ieut1blon 81.

- - q" ] ~ : - -
Gie Monniboit oeS llnterieeboo.
tes nGeutiblano" lett iid, wie iolgt,
5uiomnen;
Gopitan @ouI- aOnia, aus 9re-
men;
1. 0iii5icr 5. ". aropo6l, aus
Somburg;
.. OffiBicr, eniI eprina, ans
Sebe;
SteuGmoun, SgiI6clu aciicl, ans
Sarbur9;
0Ocr.W'oibiuiit Scinrid Slices,
ans &iel;
@ad @'oibiniit aorI 6riibic, aus
Sanbura;
@o@.@luihiniit, Sobomr Styling,
ans aiel;
ds@loitbiniit Otto @eacner,
aus &eip5ig;
Seclcute.
Sernonn SGfelmmn ans $ou.
born.
Hobert 3immer. ans 9eih6en.
Sons N2iible, aus @om6urg.
@corg glogel aus S60neiportb.
Gr6or0 SuitiA, aus @rippcn.
gilbert gllberS, aus &an6llrg.
Otto @ieber, aus SSrie0riNSicIOe.
2uowig Sbwaroi1ao, aus W1oi.
icn1cim.
gSilbelm Sbreiter, aus Smgcn.
GrbarO Shncioer, aus &opicn-
ltoot.
&orl Stecn, mIS Nobnenfanp.
Bruno EiAerner, aus @G6erSoorf.
SSrie0rib @rmfe, ais 2aboe.
gSiI6elm Wfiilcr, ans 0iiiicl0ori.
&arI 9Eidert, aus Wliibl6cinl a.
Gubr.
9lnton 9'orn aus ct. Soors-
boiien.
@ottfrieo 9loden, aus IicrIen.
9lrtbur 3. z. @eiIenieIo, aus
Berlin.
Soiepb Simon ans SpcDer.
9loolpb Stude, aus @remerboBen.
SS. 8rnilc, aus &ieI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11

@elden &ort6eil bat GeuiiHlano,
menl eS fiir sic omeritoliihe SnOu-
itrie Sorbeu Iieiert2 SSeocnfauS fir
Oen ghusgon9 oes Srieges gar feline.
mo bod bot england aud 0oriiber
oie Sperre Oerb6ngtl SIS mirit iih
Oie 5rage ouf o6 oieles niht &c.
ido6, Inn omerifaniidcn Gertilia.
brifen nidt einen &ortbeil 5utommen
3u loiicn Ser eS i6ncn crnl0glibcn
Iuiiroe, ole &onfurren5 BON Dlonbc.
iicr wG6reuO oes SriegeS in Siio-
slmerifa rnO Oiioiien 5r oerordn-
genl
llniere neiien Soud.Son0elsihiife
meroen oeu Gertebr lett ol,inebmelL
Iimo glmerifo trot GitalouoS Wor-
i6riiten lno 9ebhioerlm9eu sic 10
n0ibigeu Sdrben uno onoere fiir OaS
mncritoniide Standardization Alo.
tbigen 6obritote 5niii6rcit gSos
6nglonO nit Dem itol5cu @orie
D9 ritonnio rnieS tie
y gSopcS~
5un @obne Scr 6rei6eit inO @lcih.
belt oller 9iotionen oui ocm Wlcere
ouSlpridt lit an elmer fIcincn Stelle
alS gInfouq gebrofcn
llnicrc SnloelStoncbbootc iucrocn
Sen frieolicbeu &erfebr nit llniereu
omerifaniicben 6relnOeu trob 9lof-
foOe ailiredjt erbolten Gin 5weitcs
@oot. Die o9rcmen", Gin SAipc.
iteridiii oieies @ootcs. iolot boIo
Gie Geiitide 03ealr96eOerei s..
III. B. s., @renicn lit iuS 2cbcn 9eul-
fen oui Geronloiung bon
Sern SllireO Sobmom oem @or.
iibeuocn Ocs glufiihtSroi6S ser 0e.
ielli1oit.
Sbm ite6cn sur Scitc ais Goneocn
i'm N(ilfiidtsrat6
&crr @bilipp Seincfclt @cncraloi-
rector ocS gioroo. 2lopo;
@crr Eonl WfiIlmaton 0errmanlL
Eireftor scr 0elitihen @onf
gllS 9eitcr Scr geielidoit lit
@err GorI StopcIielOt, Girettor 0eS
g}oroO. 9lopO, t6diia.
SIN Septcmber 1915, ais cS iidcr
mar ooB Scr Gric9 trob 0cr lpcltoe.
ibiHtlihcn Grfol9e GeiitidlauoS mo
ieiner @er6iinocten in YoIen Sur
louO mo in Serbicu noH Yionote
Ooucrn miiroe. lieB Ncrr 9llire0 Cob
mam OomolS @rdiioent Der San.
oelSfommcr 9remen sic @lGnc fir
groBc llntcriceboote cntiperien ST.
iano Oofiir in pertrolltem areiie TO-
iort &eritGnOniB, inO ser 9ml Ger
9oote begaun inn gtoocm6cr bcreiiS,
inn nad iedS @lonotcn OoS critic
E9oot in Sobrt 81 bobcu.
Girca 2000 Cons gSoferocrordn.
grng bat sic nGeutitblono4 mo lGuft
0o6ei iibcr IA IleiIen oli scr Sbcr.
fl0de,
llniere 6abrt bon 9remeu Olrb
sen Gngliicben Gonal lit miacnebm
imo obne Shmierigfeit perlanlen.
GS lit flar oaB id 5. st. 9lGbcreS
wegeu imierer 6einoe nicbt mittbei-
len fnmt g9ir rebnen aii cinen
oroBen finaBieaen Griola mo iino
ii6er5euat, Dab glmerifa ooIl imo
oan5 ocn @ert6 crtenneu miro. oen
ioIde 6o6r5euee iiir Sen irieoliAcn
@erfe6r babei
llniere SnlSiloa9e: Ger blane
gremcr Shiiiiel in ser @remer
Slaaae OeS rot6 lmo peiB aeltreii.
ten Guides n 1T oaS SDmbol Dab
mir ims iett Sen SdIiiiiel fir 0eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11

inns 5ueeOohten 8erfer iel6it ihmie-
oeten rmO aebrauden. gliAt iortueb.
men fom i'm england, oenu er III,
mie 10 oieles @roBeS. pos in Dem
9rieoe in Ieiuidlano eritanO. Oas
Symbol Der Sreibeit ans eigener
&roftl
Tie talieno Sabre altc 9remer
Slogge nit i6ren roth unO meiBen
Streiien mill umiere omeritoniibeu
6relm0e oarm eritmern. OdB eS
CeutidlonO NOR. Oos sic @creirieteu
Stooteu mid 3nr Bet ibres admpieS
INN oic Sreibeit uu0 9efrening BON
enaliiber Serrihoit Dor 1870 SSo6ren
interihibtc. Gle entitonoene ameri.
faniide 6lagse lit ser 9remer dbn.
lid, mo d6nlid 1T ser Grdng beioer
@olter nod @leidbeit uno 5reibeit
olf Dem Wieere.
gSir Ientide bon ser @oIlerfanie
nit lniereu bun0ertiGbri9en 9e3ie.
bungen 81 oieiem iboucn 2ouoc. nit
Dem ms engite 9Iuts- unO Ser.
pan0tid)ditSbouoc perbuoeu boheu
unerI6iitterlidl felt an oicicr Srelmo.
idait. @enn oieier inns ouiae5lpuu-
gene Grieg inn sic Griiten Eentih.s
louos mo ieiner Gerbimoctcn iiea.|
reid bcenOet lit, ipirS man mlf1oreu
81 iagen:
britannia rules toe I
gSoDeS~
mo Damn ioaen:
IS auolit9 on0 6ree0omi
Tor all nations on the
g9oDeSl~
Gonu f0nnen omerifnniidle iolpobl
ais oelltide Shifie umo oie aner ga.
tionen Der @elt irci oem 9erfe6r mo /
Der @ipiliiotion Oienen"~
Ole glnfnnft I'M Sofeu.
Gin gertrcter OeS nTeutIhcn Cor.
reiponOentcn. ipeIder ON Sonntos
nlf einem ShleppOampfer Dem oelit.
iden ltnterieeboote @CeutidIano"
entgeeeufnbr. gibt foloenOe interei-
ionte geidrei6uma iiber oie gIntintft 4
Ocs 10 iebhiiid)tie erporteten Sobr-
5ellgcS
u
oSeit Sonntog gtohnrittag 3 ll6t /
botten Gcrtrcter OeS .Telitihen Cor.
rciponOeuteI" ser Baltimore pgSeius 1
mo ser @nI6tneton nSimeS" nabe
Ger Baltimore Guarnntdue Stdtion |
oif ser @nrte eeleeeu mo Ser bort |
liatiouirte Glorontdne.9cdnte Ir.
G6oS. 8. 9lihoroion nn0 iem 9liit |
iient Or. Sobu 6. Srapers botten lie |
in duBerit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS otf. |
acuommcu uno i6nen ieoe in ibrer |
N1adjt ite6enoe Siilie 5uaeiaet. sc. 4
gen 4 llbr 01ahniitoaS iDnrOe sic
Gtaticn telep6oniidb benoHrihtiet, |
SAB ib oas llnteriee6oot in Der 9oiI
ciiua 60 Nleileh imterb0lb @olii. |
nloreS beidnoe mo lanainm BON
Oem Sdlepper Ser nGoiiern sSorpor.
Dina Go" ole @ai binaiiiaeidleppt !
iuinOe- SIS ipur0e oISgerehnet. oaB !
ooS lliterieeboot etiuo segen II llbr !
geeeniiber Der Gnardntdne Station
lieaen miiBte, llno rihtie, ibou UNI
10 llbr lieB Oos oeilii6e lluterIee.
6radiidiii ieine 2uftornd @feife !
ertoueu olS 3eihen fiir Sen Gnoron.
tdne Compier sur Snpeftion ber.
iiberSuiobreit Ter Son Scr Efeiie
lit etiua Oeriel6e ipie Der ser Sianale
ser nod 9ou Sbore Eorf iabrenoen
eletirilhcn @obnen. God IeiOer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11

Oic N6erilGbe eefonrnet nod)Oem
bic Ginfel6eit eiu0eiebt babe.
nSSiirbten Sic 0ie &iidio6rt nibt2~
frlg ein ncI9icri9er 9erihteriiatter.
D9tiAt I'M @lmoeitcn; Scr Occau
1T SIT oroB, ais Dab Oie 0erihminocuo
fleine 9ln5obl eneIiider Sd]ifie iibcr-
alN @odt boIien f0nute," eupioertc
ser topiere Sccmoun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
SSoS Gopitdu SOnis ii6cr Sns Inter.
neGmen Iaat.

ySne U1pltnn NDnIg lIber has llntcr-
neBmen Iaat.
SSn elmer llnterreOlmg nit Sem
9crihteritotier OeS ,,Gelliihen Cor.
reiponoent@ ioete Gopt. aonig:
n4Nleiu lluteriecboot gGeitid.
Iano~ lit OoS critic SonoeISlntcriee.
boot Ger @eIt, mo icine erioIareide
9eiie noh glmerifa nit elmer fir sic
ameritauiiMe GoIfSmirtbiHoit mertb-
pollcn Saoung on Sorbitoifen beoeu.
tet OaS @ieoeranfniipien bon Oiref-
ten @e5ie6umeen 8piideu Gelltid.
lanO mo 9Imerifa.
Seit me6r ais cinem So6re bat
GugIonO gegeil allcS @0lfcrreht mo
Seerebt cine @opier.9lodooe err
fl6rt, Inn Oen Gngliiden @ouol mo
Die Sceiobrt n0rOlid S1ottlouOs
bis SSlonO 81, iperren mo Oonit cine
@lodaoe oih ii6er oie neutraleu
SGieu SoGanOs mo SfanOinaoiens
perbdugt.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-19
TWOBANDS Will !.
Play At SUNDAY
WATER CARNIVAL
18th Coast Artillery and 25th
Infantry. Organizations Sc
cured for Beach Event

Two musical organizations have
been secured for the HaWaiian water
carnival, which viii be Held at Waikiki
beach tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock.
A. A. Wilder, the originator of the
present water carnival, has secured
the services of the 18th Coast Artil-
lery band, which will play at the Sea-
side hotel, and the 25th Infantry band
win be stationed at the Moana.
Deyotees of swimming viii have an
opportunity of watching the work OF
two worlds champions when Duke Ka-
hanamoku and Ludy LANCER appear at
the beach. Both champions Will be
seen in practise swin1s during the aft
ernoon. Miss Frances Eoweils, fem
mime coast champion, and Miss Lucille
Legros, present champion Of Hawaii,
will also appear during the afternoon
in practise swins. =.
The racing events win begin at 2
O'Clock, and will consist OF surf board
and canoe races, and exhibitions Of
swimming and diving. During the
afternoon q big luau will be served on
the beach. and during the luau the
many valuable prizes for winners viii
be distributed. w. T. Rawlins, who
has charge OF arrangements, has ey-
erything ready for the big luau and
an excellent program Of events has
been planned. There viii be no ad-
mission charge for any of the events.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-19
Bill Rapidly Advancing in Con-
gress Which Would Prevent
Youngsters From Working
in Pineapple Factories
PROHIBITS INTERSTATE
COMMERCE IN PRODUCTS
Question Was Up at Two Ses-
sions of Hawaiian LegisIa-
ture; Pineapple Men Showed
Local Work Was Light

81
Chiid-labor legislation already we'll
advanced in Congress, promises within
a few months to affect to an important
extent the big and growing industry OF
pineapple canning In Hawaii.
In addition to the pineapple can.
neries, several other less important In
dustries will be affected. In fact, the
bill which Is now advancing steadily
through Congress with every prospect
OF becoming law, has many possible
Ties or far-reaching effect. Under its
terms even the child makers Of leis
might come within the ban,
The bin Ii H. r. 1884 and Is de-
signed 10 prevent interstate commerce
in products on which children labor.
its substance is in the following para
graph, which In q part of the measure
as Il passed the House OF Representa-
tives on February 2:
"That no producer, manufacturer,
or dealer shali ship or deliver for ship
nent IN interstate commerce the pro-
duct Of any mine or quarry situated IN
the United states which has been pro-
dueed, IN whole or In part, by the La
Dor Of children under the age Of 10
years, or the product Of any mill, cam
pery, workshop, factory, or lnanufac-
turing establishment situated in the
United states which has been pro.
duced, In whole or In part, BY the Ia
Dor Of children under the aoe Of ~
years or BY the labor of children be-
tween the ages Of ~ years and IS
years who work more than eight hours
In any one dsf, or more than sl1 days
In any one week, or after the hour Of
Z : s's!osk e. q;s er eesozs che t'sss'ef'
The bill IL now IN the senate. and
according TO latest advices, stands an
excellent chance of soon being report
ed out Of committee favorably and of
passage by the senate.
The question Of child labor in the
canneries has been before the Hawaii
an legislature at'the last two sessions.
At both sessions pineapple men
showed that che work done by the
many youngsters during the rush can
ming season vas light, and the legisla-
ture saw no necessity then Of passing
q law along lines similar to that pro-
posed for national child-labor legisla-
tion.
But even during the session of the
last legislature, warning was given
that legislation by Congress might re-
suit In the same effect as would be ac-
complished by territorial law. The
large interstate trade Of the pineap-
pie men cannot be carried on unless
they observe the national law, it was
declared at house hearing by Attor-
ney r. w. Breckons.
II was stated unofficially by pineap-
pie men prior to the last session Of
the legislature that thev would not OBJ
ject to childlabor legislation which
would safeguard the children in Ha-
wall and yet would allow these chiE
dren TO do reasonable amount of
healthful work under sanitary condi.
tions. Il was pointed out also that in
many cases the Gamers gave employ
ment to very poor children who thus
were enabled materially to help their
families.
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HINKDROWNING
OF SOLDIER Due
TO ACCIDENT

Although Sheriff H. H. Plemer win
make q full investigation OF the death
Of Pvt Frank Jackson. Company g.
18th Infantry, whose body was found
in the water above Wahiawa dam
Thursday, It is very probable the yer.
dict of the coroner's jury which will
not meet before next Wednesday, win
be that the negro soldier came to his
death by accidental drowning.
In Jackson's pockets was found two
dollars and some change, and moth.
ing else that he carried had been tax.
en-. As he was good natured man
with no known enemies, no motive
seems to exist for murder
Jackson Was about 80 years OF age
and has served in the army about 80
years. He could have been retired
had it not been that there was some
error in his first enlistment papers
through which he lost credit for some
service.
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CHILDREN READY
IODO SHAREN
BIG CARNIVAL

Nine hundred and eighty-four pub
lie school kiddies viii have their final
rehearsal at $3.50 o'clock next Thurs
day morning for the children's festi-
val to be held in the Central Grammar
school grounds at 1880 O'Clock next
Friday afternoon. At meeting today
of the committee in charge, composed
CT Miss Nina Adams, Miss Margaret
Cooke, Harlan Roberts, w. Meinecke
and ]. C. Davis, Il was announced that
plans for the fete are complete.
An elaborate patriotic program will
be rendered, and viii include singing.
dancing and fancy drills. Following is
list OF the schools which viii parti-
cipate and the number of pupils each
will send:
KaIihi-waena, 55; Kalfhi-kai. Al:
Kauluwela, 81 Kaiulani, 1875; Normal.
252; Pohukaina. 42: Kaahumanu, 160;
Liliuokalani, 150
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BANDIT /
filings CHARGE
OF b|URDERAWAY
Denies Guilt With Stubborn De-
fiance; Happy That Man Who
Betrayed Him is in Jail

Stubbornly defiant in spite Of the
fact that be is charged with the sew
crest crime within the. laws, Yee 70
Keuk, Korean desperate and gunman,
today pleaded not guilty. to an In
dictment charging him with first de-
gree murder.
The Indictment was returned yes
terday and Yee Yo Keuk was arraign-
ed before Circuit Judge Ashford this
morning. He objected to Johnny
Woo, Korean detective, interpreting
the indictment, but the court over
ruled him.
Asked II he was guilty or not guilty
of killing Chez Won Yer, who was
found dead on the morning Of zee
Yo Keuk's capture, the defendant
threw his copy of the charge on the
table and declared that he had never
killed anyone. -
"Are you guilty or not guiltyr' ask.
ed the court. ".~:>
.Tm not guilty" responded Yee.
But I never killed any man.
.Yee said he had no money to get
a lawyer, and no friends who would
get one for him. The court appoint
ed Noa Aluli as his counsel Yea
said he wanted E. C. Peters. When
communicated with by telephone, Mr.
Peters declined to take the case and
the order appointing Aluli was allow
ed to stand. !.
Continued 10 Saturday.
The case was continued until y
O'Clock next Saturday morning, at
which time a date probably will be
set for the commencement OF the
trial
Even with the gailows threatening,
Yee Yo Kepk today was delighted TO
hear that Chun Duck Soon, the ko-
rean who led the police TO his hiding
place. was again in jail, charged with
burglary.
soon was given his liberty after
betraying Keuk and promised to keep
straight. Last night, according to
Koto, q Japanese watchman, he was
found trying to rob the store Of Yung
Foon on River street. Koto says he
saw Soon prying the cash register
open, and when Soon ran chased him.
Other Japanese joined in and Soon
was cornered after climbing down the
river bank and trying to hide. Koto
and the other Japanese say Soon ask
ed them, to let him go, saying he
never robbed japanese and had done
the Japanese a service by telling
where zee 70 Keuk hid. Soon was
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CARNIVAL TENNIS.

At Pacific Courts. Merchant and
Today, 4 p. m.-FinaIs Of Champion.
ship Doubles.
Clarence Grimm and Ward Dawson
vs. eeaIs Wright and Alan Lowrey.
Two famous tennis stars of the
mainland viii be seen in action at
the Moana tennis courts at. Waikiki
tomorrow afternoon ct O'Clock. The
Carnival tennis management an.
nounces that all those attending the
water carnival ct the beach will be
given an opportunity to watch the
work of the mainland stars who have
created such q sensation in tennis
circles during the present tournament
which is being held at the Pacific
courts -.
Tomorrow afternoon William Elk.
iund and A. L. Castle of Honolulu
will 4meet GrifinI and Dawson, the
mainland cracks. I'M b doubles match
on me ,Moan4 6bftsP and the COM
mittee announces that; there WIN be
no Admission charge, giving 3 num-
Der >of the lovers OF tennis an soppor-
;tunity to watch the class Of PLAY. that
has given Griffin and Dawson q name
IN racquet circles. The match win
start Immediately after the water
sports.