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De un manicomio al
temple de Ia fama
pEREGRINA HISTORIA DE- IN FIN
TOR AMERICANA RALPH
4. BLAKEL0Ci.

Succdr Il mcnudo que cuaLldo We
mos una obra dramatica . una pc
Iiru!a cinematograrica con un arGu-
menlo a.go "SlrauO. la ~calIllcanlos
de iuver6simi!, aventuranda t! Jul
clio dc Que 10 ticne paralelo Ell Ia
vida real.
pcro a c Ia rcalIdad toma III
desuuite y no. Sorprcnde olrecleIi-
donos algO cXtraorIinarIo, al2o que
s. alcrta de 10 comHn y que dlIlclI-
mcntr habria roncrbilo 81 numen
aIrryido del mas in=cnioso cuenils-
la.
Tn raSo de- c>ta r>prri" ACADIA Il"
!.nrr lugar IN yanluiIandia. TERRA
r;rljl Ell hcrluS curin>os Y lantaStI-
COS.
- trata dc I'm pinior, Ralph y.
BIakclork. QUE ha pa>ado dicH y Sic
Ir amos de 81 vida cnccrrado Ell iii
lrrsOs inauicomioS. OlyIdado del
mundU q icnOrado DE SuS amigos. y
Jur cn csc r>pacIo De tempe SUI
maravi..USoS ruadrus - han eItcar
ado de- cri-ir un ]=randloso temple
I Ill lama dr a~r!ista.
De DuenaS a primrra> BlakrIork.
.ual oiro Condo DE- MontrrrIsto, Ia
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No,rIa- a - crHI5'VS.

,-i,. gr rr.~sr fuariGu.
Amor 3 maTiir'".
Lat'aFi' o.. i.i..,'
-, -, r,r.n J,. Iss >~ur,eTas.
~ ParaI>p q" IaS uslD"reS-
=. inferno '' .nS i''''''
- r"iI,r 10 c.mrralIas.
r. u.gp dr r~ui>ci"res.
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'Viajcros

En- los primeros dias de la sema-
Ia liegaron u esta ciudad procedentes
lei Sur, les Senores Alberto Muzquiz
: GuiIlermo Cristo, radicado ell uno
IN la ciudad de Mexico y el otro
IN la de Monterrey.
Ambos nos dicen que las comunl~
.~aciones ferrocarrileras en- aquel
pals, han mejorado mucho durante
.oS ultimos meSeS.
Ell CORRESPONSAL
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Noyclas a 30 ccntavoS.

kzurc1a. pnr CaTl0ta brdcNc
bora. pur Carlota Rracnrc.
II RcrcrrJ dc orc.
IL hl5u Wl'di;p.
IL manuscript dc mi maIFe.
II cuTa de- alIcd.
Maria, lJr Jorge lsaaCS-
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NONELt~ ~DINfHSiS.

Amor -GbluH"- Nuvrla iucNlrana. o..
\h"larIu : Llui>I. h."'
h-tI~ta % los CharruS CuHlrabandtslaS. No
y,ia WcEIrIGa- : i"iur~. irt
rrTi CuiiDl" DC Ia NaucIJa. EdiCiGu de- III
q. r"u =rabadp>. 2'@i
40 Hdrilr del G0l-"la. Ilcrmusa Obra. hasa
dl "u Ia VIDA del Hedeutor del munn".
In iuuru -FauI". ben "IHpa>ladO.. inh
IL FcrjQgiJp Sarni"nio- piyerIida ' fa'u"-
~ uuyria W"NIraVa. 90
~ 1"rphaIu. - Enrique lie La-ardcrC. Gu
IT, amor dr los aHuurrs. Nuvcla Sentimental.
/ lnfUr~. pasta LEILA. 80
a. iI'i"riIu de- lD~ r"IuS- Se-unda parlc Il"
! Ia anterior. = ZONES. lrla. ".2I
/ a. t"nG" Sc N"T,"cTi>jn y La Man G"i
Nu"rlr. :: tonnes @rani"s. 49,
lN.'II".DU. % ci maTllriu d. una maurc ".'1
% JuIir ErraHl". 40
- >IlIG a. Ia rprhcIa. as
% mi" ~JbduIuaadu. t.1D
~ hUcFIlnu del rr@lWI"niu. go
i>;1Iad~ dc una flor. -
Tor de IN Tia. G.2I
or H. Pastor. NuvCia 4" amor. O.J0
I'll EiaS dc Sauullaua. Edtci0n dc luIO 2.El
''eHnIrva dc Bral anic. b."I
Historic j" Robinson CruSpC. il"rIuvsn Ii
BIO que pruyura >iCInpFc lnIclISaS emo
"tuirS. EIlrinu dc liiiu. :.ul
"a Dana dp las CauleIa>. ..hA
Los set" p"radOS CIplialcS. J tulnOS i.Il
IA Ley d. Dos. lea
los ulliiH"S diGS d" Fumpcyd. Una de las
"DraS mas inIrrcSautes de- Ia tp0ca ro-
mana. Edlct6n. de luiO; .,... 2.tt
Ia muJcr ddHlteTa. & TONES teia. 81
: La hlIa del Cardinal. . o.;
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Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
dirijase listed a I~gnscio E. Lozano.-
60? Dolorosa SIS. Antonio, Texas.
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Entran en- actividad los anticarran'
cistas que operan en- Coahuila
Francisco Murguia !lega con sus fuerzas a Ciudad
Porfi1io Day conferencia con ell
consul de Eagle Pass


correspondence Especial para La pEENSA
EAGLE PASS, Julio 7.-NotlclaS
llegadas de Monclova, dicen que, Il
partida que ha tempo merodeo pc!
aqueIlos c~ontornos ha hecho una nua-
va irrupcion en- ell pueblo de Cuatrc
Cienegas.
Hace pucoS diaS, otra partida Vi
llista o felicista. que es b~astante M
mcrosa. acab6 de pcHetrar tambien
al mineral de Ia Reforma, que fu6
compIetamcnte s]aqueado.
FL gcrente de este mineral. distaR
te unas diez leguas de Cuatro Gle
uegas. es un caballero itallanO De
apellido Marco. quien ha declaradC
Que la banda rebeldc sc !levo dc
mineral dicho, gran cantidad de Mai
Y de frijol.
Las tropas que habia en- la region.
no perseguieron a estos villistas, por
falta de c~aballada, pero parece que
ahora 10 haran las fuerzas de Mur-
guia.
A este ~prop0sito, circula el rumor.
no confirmado plenamente, de que
cuando Sc orden0 d las tropas d
Murguia que saliesen a persegu!r ;
los villistas, estas Sc rehusaron air
gando que clIos habian venido a pc
lear contra los amoricanos Y a sa-
uucar ciudadcs americans Y que
adcmas de que va cstaban cansaJos
de pelear con los mexicanos, en- Qua
tro Cicnegas, no habia va NADIA &c
que echar mano.
s. agrega que Murguia. hizo entire
sus hombrcs, con este motive u
cruel cscarmiento.
Otro rancho asaltado
Hace pocoS dias, fue asaltaJo :
:aqueato por una partida v~ilIista, u.
rancho propiedad del ST.. Don Simon
Aroche, persona muy conocida Ell q
Distrito de Monclova.
Fl rancho esta situado em e. Ia
mado potrero De M~enchaca, III e.
distrito citado.
Pertu:bacioncs en- Durango
Personals que acabaH dc llcgar lie
Ia ciudad de Torreon. dicen que GIG
cularon ali con i~nsistencia, diversas
noticias sobre un le'antamiento d
los c~onocI4os rcvolucionarios hermit
nos Arrieta, contra cl gobierno dc
iacto.
No SC dan detalles dc los sucesos.
Murguia ell Piedras Ncgras
aver por Ia tarde, en- III = cs-
peciaI Y acompanado de 81 Estado
Mayor, lego a Piedras Negras Fran
cisco Murguia, jefe del %ejGrcito ca
rrancista eli cl Norte de C0ahui.a.
Innirdiatamcntc mando lamar nj
{ sui carrancista Ell cSta ciudad,
ST.. Scguin, y tuvo con Gl una lar
"a conferencia:
Sc dice que hoy rcgresara d Mo-
doudc ha establecido ST. Guar
tel general.
Kcrmcssc de Bencficcncra
I'm grupo de distinguidas damas
cat0licas, mcXicanas y americana,
csta organizando una kermeSsc &c
bcncficencia para e. pr0Ximo Do
mingo.
La Kcrmcsse tcndra lugar en- e
iardin contiguo u la casa cural y SC
cSpcra que resulte muy animada.
para B~Iakrlork, ' ri p"hre artlsta.
a i.,n = uurnrJutH,IE Ill. Salu1. prrO
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La desdicha de la felicidad es la
saciedad; Y ia felieilad de e d.
gracia 81 Ia asT "A.
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La vue!ta al llOgar.

PVr fin lego la hora en- que las
pger!a= del man!e0mio 50 ah",eron
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Murguia ell Piedras Ncgras
kcrmcssc de BencficcncIa

I'm grupo de djstinguidas damas
cat6licas, mcXicanas y americana, >,
csta organizando una kermesse DC
bcncficencia para e. pr0Ximo Do
mingo.
La Kcrmcsse tcndra lugar eli q
.iardin contiguo u la casa cural y sc
cspcra que resulte muy animada.
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Otro rancho asaltado

Hace pocos dias, fuG asaltaJo :
:aqueato por una partida v~iIIista, Il"
rancho propiedad del ST.. Don Simon
Aroche, persona muy conocida Ell q
Distrito de Monciova.
FL rancho csta situado Ell el la,
mado potrero De Menchaca, Ell e.
distrito citado.
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TODAYo AND LATEST
NEWS BY WIRELESS

4.23o.
Honolulu Fred Buagenschmidt Second nfan-
try, shot h mself Yesterday after conessng a theft
Germans May Break Out
Baltic, preparing for big The effort
thought will be to through the
The KaSers submarines work what would probably
the route taken in coming
The of
navy comes from Scandinavia
Germans Attack In Force
The German forces have again through
French lines Nedun launching
utons capture the village of Forges This nine miles from
The stronghold but the Gacs checking
nhicting slaughter with artillery.
Russians Continue Successes
and the Slavs fast closing the Black Sea the
Turks The bombardment ebzord
formation coming the of other
of the Cars march to the Turkish capital.
Fight On Preparedness
WashngtonThe Presidents policy has
House Representative Mcemore of Texas has introduced bill
similar the Senator Gore but sentiment
Republicans lining with
to defeat any hostile measures that may be offered.
Villa To Washington
General Villa reported by General hing
Washington President Wilson He
of the charge of numbering Americans at Ysabe
China Mail To Expand
FranciscoThe Steamship Company to expand
California authority raise
which to purchase steamers.
Dsinectants Burn Jail
when the institution destroyed by fire, gnting
ants. Forty Others severely injured,
Great Insurance Man Dead
Morristown-Rcard A. MCurdv former president the Mu-
tual Life Insurance COMPANY died here Yesterday.
Continued on page O.
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SITE CHOSEN FOR
L|HUE'S ARM0RY

The site has been picked out for
Lihue's big armory. The building
will go on the fenced lot back of
the county building, but at the end
toward the baseball park, so that it
will he open to plain view from the
road. Moreover, it will be close to
the park, which will be used great
deal as drill ground.
The front of the building (which
will be the long side) will be SINH
lar in appearance to the general
characteristics of the county build
ing front, and will be quite strik-
ing. The drill hall, which will
be the largest hall OH the island.
will be used, bv permission of the
Fourth Regiment on occasions. for
conventions and large gatherings
of various sorts. Care will be ex-
ercised. however, to see that it
does not interfere with the success
of the fine. new theater. to 60 on
the Hale Hooni site shortly which
will also be public institution of
importance and the greatest value.
Tentative plans of the armory
are being worked over again and
the final plans will be ready very
shortly.
The I,ihue Plantation Company
donates Sc, 500 to the Lihue arm
ory and Hon. George N. Wilcox
gives the balance, which will prob
ably be in the neighborhood of So.
500. 1t is hoped that the armory
NAV be completed. fitted up and
ready for use for the big regimen.
tai affair planned for July Fourth.
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DUNN-ESCHEW

Honolulu-In the presence of a
limited number of intimate friends
the Rev. Canon William Ault off,
ciatlng. DR.. William 7. Dunn, for
merly of the Queens Hospital, this
city, and now plantation physician
in Makaweli. Kauai, and Miss
Hazel A. Eschew, of Honolulu, were
married in the St, Andrews Cathe-
dral at eight O'Clock last Monday
night. The witnesses were l.. A
Wheeler and Miss Grace Wheeler.
DR.. and Mrs. Dunn were passen.
gers i'll the Kinau yesterday after
noon for Makaweli. where they
will establish their home.
Advertiser March lst.
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BIDS OPENED FOR
KAUAI CONTRACTS
Honolulu March 3

Honolulu March g
Charles Titcomb proved the low
est bidder for the work on the
warehouse at Hanalei when the
tenders were opened at a meeting
of the harbor board yesterday af-
ternoon. Bids were also received
for the construction of the Waimea
wharf.
Bids OH the wharf project were
submitted in alternate figures,
covering respectively the construc-
ton with cylinders and with ordi-
nary piling. The figures for the
cylinders are given first.
J A. Hughes, $29. .622, l2O days
time, $27, 400. ll2 days; Lord
Young Engineering Company ,S27,
$40. 40 days. 24.739, l30 days;
Spaulding Construction Company,
SCI $50, 200 days, S2S.9+6, 2l0
days.
Bids on the warehouse, were from
Lord Young Engineering Company,
$267S, forty-fve days; T. l.. An
drews, $4,000. fifty days; II. B..
Reade, $274O. seventy days; J. c.
Picano, S2lO0, forty-five days, w,
F. Sanbo:n, $224O, forty days;
Charles Titcomb. Sl74O, forty
days; and Henry d. Friest, S2584,
sixty days.
The bids will be sent 10 the
superintendent of public works for
tabulation, and the awards will be
made later.
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NEED IMMEDIATE
TARIFF CHANGE

Washington. Feb. 1.-The Re-
publican Publicity Association,
through its President, Hon. iona.
than Bourne, Jr., today gave out
the following statement t its
Washington Headquarters
Every days delay in the reen-
actment of a protective tariff is an
increase in the menace to perma-
nent industrial prosperity in the
United States.
In one OF his recent speeches
in favor of military preparedness
President Wilson said he knew not
what a day or an hour might bring
forth. II that be good reason for
immediate military preparation, it
IS no less n reason for immediate
legislation for industrial prepara-
ton. While il is true that on any
day the United States may be
thrown into the war, it is equally
true that OH almost any day peace
NAV be declared in Europe, in
which event the abnormal demand
for American products would cease
and there would be turned into
American markets a long DELAYED
flood Of European products to be
sold in competition with American
products, with disastrous results
that no student of our industrial
history can doubt.
If President Wilson and his
party are in need of facts, they
need not await the investigation
and report of q tariff commission.
The reports of the Department of
Commerce during the present ad-
ministration have demonstrated
beyond possibility of dispute the
injurious effects of the Underwood
tariff law There may be some room
for discussion as to the exact rate
of duty that should be established,
but there is no room whatever tor
question that the rates prescribed
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RAIN |NTERFERED
WITH \. G. /. HOP

The rains descended and the
floods came and beat upon THAT
military dance at Makaweli Satur-
day evening, and sad was the effect
thereof.
Most of the society folk from Ke.
kaha to Lihue, and, perhaps, be.
yond, had planned to attend the
dance and see all the brass buttons
Regimental and battalion and com.
pany officers, far and near, fully in.
tended to be there, and it was tt
have been brilliant affair. But
the weather man was on his bad
behavior, and il rained most of the
late afternoon and until 10 O'Clock
at evening.
About thirty or SO reached the
scene of festivities, however, and
proceeded to have a good time,
whether or no. The affair, al.
though ending small, was very much
enjoyed by those fortunate enough
to reach the ball.
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TERM BUSINESS
OF CIRCUIT COURT

The Circuit Court, Judge Dick.
ey presiding, began its March term
last Wednesday morning. The
first business was the charge OF
the court to the Grand Jury,
which followed the form of the
previous term. T. T.. A. l.. Kruse
was appointed foreman. In the
afternoon the Jury came into court
and returned several indictments
after which it was excused until
March 16, when the charges agains,
Hans Reichelt will be taken up.
In juiv waived matters, the case
of Sasabe VS.. All See, trespass, ap-
peal from Waimea district court. =.
was set for the 18th.
In the case of Mary Rose. by her
sons. Luka Nakai. Nakai, Jr.,
Frank Nakai and Leona Nakai VS..
Manuel Santos, trespass, plaintiff $
appeal from Koloa district court,
appeal was withdrawn.
The case of w. +. Sanborn VS..
Hama K. Paikulu. ejectment, was
set for March 10.
In the criminal list, Gabriel
Aguelar, burglary first iegree, a
plea of guilty was entered and de.
fendant was given not less than
one nor more than twenty years
imprisonment.
In the case of Lau Hoon alias
Lau Kin Koon, defendant was
found guilty and fined S 500 and
costs.
The statutory case against An
drew Halaln, alias Andrew Pau.
ole. from Eleele, was set for
Wednesday morning.
Santiago Castanares, charged
with burglary in the second de-
gree. entered a plea of guilty and
was sentenced to from one to twen-
ty years in prison. Two other cast S
against the same defendant were
dropped.
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in the Underwood law are grossly
inadequate for the purposes of
either protection or revenue.
During the 10 months the I'm
derwood law was in full force be-
fore the war began. President Will
son received at frequent intervals
statistics showing the increase in
imports of foreign products sold
in competition with the products
of American labor. He had before
him everv week report of COM
mercial and manufacturing failures
which showed the result OF those
importations upon American fac.
tories. He read dailv reports of
the steadily increasing army of
unemployed, who had lost their
jobs in order that foreign work
men might be provided with EN-
ployment. He has had before him
continually tine specter of a de-
pleted Treasury. Yet he pretends
to believe it necessary that a tariff
commission be created and be Civ
en- time to investigate and report
before Legislation shall be had up
OH the subject of import duties.
If facts are what President
Wilson and his party want. they
nave them now. If obstruction is
all they desire. the creation of a
tariff commission will serve their
purpose. If, in spirit of loyalty
to American interests and desire
to place America first, they wish
Continued on page Sd
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Company B Divided

Company B, of the National
Guard, assembled at Lihue park
Sunday afternoon and was divided
into two companies, to conform tC
the new regimental arrangement
the two companies becoming B and
e. Company b was very large
aggregation, so that the change tC
two companies was quite simple
Captain Rice, who becomes major
babe adieu to his men as their imme.
diate commander and turned them
over to Captains Moragne and Car
den.
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FAMOUS SINGER TO
GIVE REC|TALS

Nine Augette Foret, a charming
vocalist who has been delighting
Honolulu audiences for sometime
and will sail shortly for Japan-will
give two recitals on Kauai, the first
at Waimea Saturday evening and
the second at Lihue Monday even-
ing. She will arrive on the steam
er of Friday morning and will re-
turn to Honolulu Tuesday night.
Nine Foret will be introduced by
Mrs. Eric A. Knudsen.
Speaking of her singing, one OF
the Honolulu newspapers had the
following, in a writeup OF recent
concert given there:
A performance, clever in acting,
dainty in artistic effect, intensely in
teresting and worthy of profession
ais was that given at the Opera
House on Wednesday afternoon
and Thursday evening under the
auspices of the Free kindergarten
Association.
Too much can not be said of the
charming personality of Madam
Foret and of her Interpretation OF
the rhythmic ballads of her repetoire.
Her listeners were delighted, and so
pleased that they had the opportuni-
ty of hearing her again, for when
she was here last year, her stay
was so short and SO many people
were away at the Exposition.
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MEETING Of THE BOARD
Of SUPERVISORS

The monthly business meeting
of the Board of Supervisors OF the
County of Kauai was held at the
Office OF the Board at 10 O'Clock A.
N. on Wednesday, March list, 19'
16.
Present H. D. Wishard. chair
man; T. Brandt w. D. McBiyde'
Joe Rodrigues A. Menefoglio.
The minutes OF the last meeting
we're read and approved.
The several bills presented. after
their examination, were approved
to be paid out of the following ap'
propriations as follows;
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New japanese School

The contractors will begin work
in a very few days on the proposed
new Japanese (Christian) church,
school and parsonage to go on the
premises next to Hon. w. II. Rice's
residence, in Lihue. The buildings
will be modern and quite attractive.
1t is said that the parsonage will he
a model of convenience. Prominent
people of Lihue are supplying most
of the money for the improvement
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Kauai In japanese

The principal of the Lihue Japa-
nese school and editor of the Ka-
uai Shimpo are working together
on a book, which they will shortly
publish. which will he a history of
Kauai i'll ihe japanese language.
1t will follow the lines Of such
publications in English, and will
be deliberately illustrated.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-03-07
Heavy Rains Fell

Heavy rains have been the rule
all over Kauai for the past four OF
five days. Lihue, which usually
shows about the island average in
general rains, had 6.57 inches in
the period between Thursday night
and Monday morning Sunday night
there were high winds. s., S-W.,
but no damage of Importance was
reported.
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The New Theater

Work of tearing down Hale Hoo
hi to make way for the fine, new
theater in Lihuc will begin in IA very
few days. In addition to its other
equipment, the new theatcr will
have two motion picture machines
and will be otherwise fitted to per-
fection for that class of entertain
mentS.
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John A. Palmer arrived on Kau-
nj Friday morning to check over in
come tax returns of this island
Mr.. Palmer has been considerably
indisposcd, with ii heavy cold, since
here, but has been hustling never
thcless.
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The barkentine Hawaii got out of
Port Allen last Saturday. This
may have been fortunate as the
south wind and seas have made
that locality extremely rough since
then.
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Coming Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kuhlmann,
Lihue, have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Eleanor NJ
L., to C. G.. Kuhlmann, of the Ii
hue Branch Bank of Hawaii.
The wedding will take place the
last Of May,
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On account of the bad weather,
Fernandez had Il slim house at Ha-
lc Hooni last night for his entertain
mrnt. \ very fine program was
put ON, however.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-03-07

a very large number of cases of
pneumonia have been reported, up
to this morning, from various parts
of the island. They are due, in
some measure, to the changcablc
weather of the past several weeks.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-03-07

Assessor J. X. Farley left for
Honolulu Saturday to attend II ten
days session of the Equalization
Board.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-03-07

Manager F. A. Alexander and
r. l.. Hughes, of Eleele, were pas
sengers in the Kinau Saturday
night for the city,
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-03-07
Bowling Results

Following are the latest results in
the bowling contest at the Lihue
Kegel Grub:
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-03-07

The rainfall at Grove Farm since
the first of the month has been TIA
inches.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-03-07

Mrs. A. G. Kaulukou is very i'll
of pneumonia.