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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21

suta4tung ii6eripeifen lam, better
&eHort er am nGhiten ftebt.
SD t6eilte benz mid bur6 bic MGill
me begleitenben gednten nit, bab cir
6eriibmter sngliiGer Suriit mir gs
aeniiber fein gritaunen dusipro1, al!
Elm BON einem Ridter Der Suprsm'
court Der Der. Stodten an i'm az;
riGtetes S9reiben bonn Senior seSfi,
net lpurbe.
nuniere eigensn 2eute", msinte er
DfOnnen Fd ebenfopenig nit be,
SS;bee, bdb man ibre 8rieTe 0ffnet, be.
freunoeH ais bic Sbrigen. Wie ioaei
mir aber ipiiIen, oh Der Brief tpirtlid
BON Der dIs 2lbienoer eenonnten per.
ION berriibrt ober Db er aud Don ben
abtfaten empfangsn lpirb. Gs nd:
7: nidt unntOglid, Elm offi5ielles au.
bert Der Supreme Court al entpen.
ben unb barin einen Srisf an eint
o01ig perbd9tloIe 8erion gu idbiden
Der pon irgenb einem WtitberThippres
nen a6gefanqen iperben fam. Der
ein5iee ii6ere Weg 1T, cQss gu Off=
men, ouseenommen 9riefe BON Regie-
run9sbedmten on unberer 8sdmt.
a6er au4 bier miifen befonbere @prs
iidtsmabrsgeln bsi Der @erierbunq
6eo6a6tet peroen. llniere Geute 6as
Ben bas fonoerbare 9sfii6l, als pb bic
Wtarfe bes 3eniors duf ibren griefen
Elm f6le6tes 2idt auf ibrs Batter
lanbstreue pirft. @oQten mir aber
bic MiGionen bon gribatperTonen uns
5irmsn ausnebmen, bic obne 3Deifel
iiber alien 8erbd6t erbabsn itHb, mos
fin piirben mir tommen9"
Dem SberftpoIt3enfor legte i6 bic
SSrase por, Of bos Oeffren Der ameris
tantI6en ppftid6en ipGbrenb Der
5a9rt bon Retp gort mad 2iDerpool
bic 8efDrberung ni9t beI6feunisen
pdrbs, unb srbielt sur 2lntipprt:
.Ra6 elmer ltnterrebung nit 9oitz
beamtsn, bic Grfabrung i'm Sortieren
an gorb Der G6iffe buben, tumen mir
au benz S6lub, bab cine berartige
Metbooe ni6t pruttiI6 tpGre. Wir
mudten iebo6 ben 9orihlag, baB Ses
i6Gftsleute in @meritu ale pihtiseH
grieFs, pie 3. 9. G6iffspapiere uno
8anttorrefppnben5en per QbreiIe Deg
3dbtmeiiters irgenb etnes Yoitbdmz
piers a6i6iden Tollen. Ser 3ablmel'
iter ipiirbs berartige ppitIahen In Ell
ren beTOnbersn Gad berpuden, bem
man BEL fsinr 9tntunFt in Gnglano
ben @or3ug por alien anberen poitfa>
6sn aeben piirbe. 0amit jebod niGt
bic gefammte ameritaniI6e 9oit auT
bieie DeiIe perT6idt peroen tSnnte,
niibte cine tleine grtraoebii6r er6os
BEN fperben. Qluf bieIe @eiIe tpare es
m5sIi6, bic 9er50eerung ui6tiger
aorreiponbensen gu Dermeiben.
Colonel Sibn, Der 8prIteber beg 2is
terpooler 3psigeg tsr rnultIten Gen:
fur, CAB su, bab bic griifuna bergDIte
Taden ben ameritunif6en @eIhdfts
teuten oft unriibs 2aeeraebiibren aaf.
birben. neil lie ibr. 8duren Der per'
sDserten gapiers tpes.n nitt re9t5ei'
tie BON ben Sods tpeefhaffen luiier
t5nnsn. Ulun psrfu6e bisiem llebsl'
ftanb iopid tpie mDsli9 gu begesnen
inbem man Ielbit bic an SunHtaaen
eintreffenben amsritanii6en ppitic=
den fprtiere.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21
Watb.matif als Naturaabe.

9us matbematiIde Salent ipiro
ni4t erporben, Ionoern nit 5ur Delt
gebru6t unb in pieTer SinIitt itebt
Die @eranlaguns 5ur Matbematif NIT
Der tiinitlerii den, 8. .. Der muiitaliz
i6en gegaoung in 8ergleih. sic err
ipeiIt It6 nls unubbdngig oon anberen
geiitieen Sabigtsiten unb tann BEL
GROCER Sn.elligena gerins, bel IOnIt
minoerpert6iger getIttger gegaburg
beoeuteno iein. Sir Die llrIpriinglid)a
teit bes mathematician Salents fins
ben iih in ben 9ebens6eIGreibuneen
GROCER Matbemattter pisle geiIpiele.
gei bem beriibmten 9auB mar bic 8es
gabuns fir tas Rehuen 10 friib3eitig
uusgeprdgt, bab er, nod nift brsi
Sabre aft, feiuen 8atsr, einen biebe.
rem Ruurerneiiter in etner Rehnuug
torrigirte.
2(ls er i'm Qllter BON neun Sabren in
bic Re6entlaiie Der aat6erinensS6uis
in 8rauni9peig fam, puroe ben Siue
bern in Der eriten Stunbe aufgegebeiI.
cine Hetbe aufeinanber fplgenber .3dhs
len bon ] Big 40 5u dbbieren. Wec
ieine Refnrng fertie bGtte, ipllte ieiuc
3aFel auf ben &lufIentiit legen. Der
fletne @aub fhrieb naa tur5em Gs-
Iinnen bas Grgebnis auf feline SdfeI
uub mari oieie nit ben gDorten ,pa
Iigset iel" auf ben Slid, pdbreno ois
anberen crit aniiugeH, Iih nit Der
gfe9nung abSumiiben. Der nsunjGb=
rise anabe bate iofort bic Sprmet
entbedt, nab Der er oas Srgebnts mil
einsm S6lage berausbringen tpnnie.
Oas mutbematii6e Sulent gleidt
iibrieens auA iniofern bem multtalis
Ihen, als es, tpenn e. liberbalpt aus
na6mspeiie ererbt tpirb, pDm @ate,
auf ben Sobn iibsrgeAt Sb beitimm'c
@igenfhaftsn ber Wiutter oafiir gin
ftig Iino, Idbt iih riht Iaqen Dts
gIdnsenbite Seiipiel oafiir lit bic be-
riibmte 5dnilie SernouilIt, bic Der
@elt Elm adnses @efbIett BON Mda
tbenatitern segsben bat. 0os merf
ipiirbieite an ben in Der neueiten 3sit
pnraenommsren llrterfuhungen oes
mathematician Organs i'm menib
Ii6en 9ebirn III bic 5eititeaun9. pas
Der befannte 9brenclog @dl nit ieta
rer piel unb aud nit Reht angegriF
fenen S6Gbellebre in oem elmer
9unft reht sebabt, inoem er ben 9luss
brud mathematician gegabure IN Der
Sddbelbilbung riatis ertanut gu 9a'
ben fdeint.
Oas mathematifdN Organ Der 8s,
ii6ts6iIbung fam ols etne ungep0hra
lib Itarte GntipidIung beS oberer
GuBeren Wintels Der augenbOble beA
seihnet tptroen. geim psibi4en 9eh
Itle6t lit cine 'olhe @eitaliung oe5
oberen QlugenbObIenranoes b0hit iel'
ten III beohachten, tpie benn du6 eina
mat6ematiI6 besabte Sruu, ipte ,. y.
Gatorina syobri SearpeHini, bye
1873 periiprbene 2ettertu Der Don
ibrem Sbeim auF bem &upttpI gegriins
beten SbTerpoturiums, fat gu ben
geoturtpunoern eeb6rt. @u6 bebetten'
be Wdnner fpie autber, @oetbe, Beets
bopen idetnsn iie nitt beieFen ~ bds
ben. Sene eteentbinlife S6dbelbtls
bung in Der @egeno bes oberen elus
aenranbes mhb bd5u bienen. bem uftS
ter Der betrefferben GteGle qeIeeenett
sbeile bes @ebtrns ben &aum gu ell
ner bebcl4enben GntpttIaug gu ss-
ben. Pin bieier Sielle Iiegt bic fcgts
rannte Sttrniptnbung bes @ebtrns,
beren btntere SGIfte Der Sib btt
mathematician geeubuus feiH oilrfte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21
gbteoso, 20. Ottober.

edlpsine. = 3uiubr 10000. -
Rartt fart; 10c iiber bem seftrigen
prsiie. Built $9.75-10.30; Iei4ts
S9,50-1O.30; semif9te $9.5O-lo.'
40; i5ipere S9.5o-1O.35; raubs $9.,
5O-9.65; Ger,el s6.85-9.35
9tinbbish. = 3ufubr 1000. Warti
fart. Ginbeimii9e 8sf Stiere $3.50
$50; Stodsrs unb Getbers S4.7C
aiibe unb 9eifers $40
9.20; &dlbsr S7.25--11.85.
S6afe. - 3ufubr 10000. Wsarti
art; Met6ers $7.W-8.25; Gtpsa
S3.75-7.40; 2dmmer $8.25--l0,
66.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21

Gtneinnatt, 20. O,tOb.r.

5leben ttd rlur duf @ngros 2rdllss
attionen. Bel fleineren @ef4dften tper>
ben ettuas b6bere preiie b.re@net.
probifioi&n.
S4mala. prima St.am 15.s
45---15.55; gamilp 18.0O-16a.
9rotensefaIaenss GIeii d..
- Gbort clear Seiten lOie 154-
15ae; Ggtra Tbort clear Seitm 14a
--15te; turse Rippemeitsu 14a-
154e; Bellies 16a-173e.
Bacon. Gbort clear Ssiien
16a-17e; ertra itort clear Seiten
15s-16e; fbort Rippsnisiten 15a-
16c; Bellies 18-18Ac.
sugar gureo Gteti9. -
Sdinfen 2Oa-21e; pitnic S4uIttrn
15-153e; 4rsaifait Bacon 23-25e;
G9uItern in padeten 10 -15ic; Retp
Yort Gut 15s -16e; trodsne 8sef
Shiiten 29a-3Oae per pfunb.
9IbsepDteltes Gftii9 d.
S9iuien 17-17ae; pienic Sdultern
12a-134e; Bellies 17s-1se; SduIs
tern 13a-14te; ShuItrn n. 2. Gut
143-14ac.
Irif9esGf.if&. - S6intsn
16a-173e; pifnie 64uIiern 12a-
13c; G4uItern 12a-13e; fort rip,
penisiten 13-13fe; fbort clear RIP
penieitsn 18}-14e; srtra fort clear
Rippeuieiten 13-13ae; Bellies lei4fe
1s4-194e; Bellies. idbtpere 17-18c.
RtbI unb Gttretbs
WebI. - Winter patent $3.50
8.75; wtnter Gantp $s.0o-8.25;
Winter familp s7.50-7.75; Wintsr
ertra $8..50-6.75; Wint.r orbinirer
$s.O016.25; Sartes Mi5sn patent
$4,000; 6artss Weiaen fancp
$8.OO-8.25; Sdrtss Wsiaen familp
Ss75-7.OO; gossen, ROrthsitern
semii1tes $6..75-7.00; @osssn, ,eitp
rsinss $6.757.OO; ROsssn, gitp ss'
miidtss $6.75-7.0O.
Beijs n. = SO. 2 rotkr Minter
$1.71--1.72; go. 8 bo. S1.66-
Ito; go. 4 DO. $1.40-15s.
gDeIfdforn. - go. 2 iueikss
99-99se; Ro. 3 bo. 9Si-99c; ylo.
A bo. 97-98e; gao. 8 bo. 96-97t;
go. g bo. 1896. - Ro. 2 seIbes
99-89ae; Ro. 3 bo. 8Si-99e; Eo.
4 bo. 97-98c; go. 8 DO. 96-97e;
Ro. 6 bo. 94-96e. - To. 2 semiids
tee SO 99Ae; go 8 bo. 9ss -99c;
SO. a bo. 97-9se; go. 8 DO. 90
97c; Ro. 8 bo. 94-96e. - WeiBts
IRolbentorn 98e-$1..00; selbes apl'
b.niorn 9se-SLO0; semif4iss Rol'
bentorn 98e-S1.00.
5afer. = 30. 2 fpsiber 3d.
63ae; Gtduibarb tpeiber 523-53e;
go. 8 ipeibsr 511-52c; RO. 4 ipeis
fer 50-51e; 30. 3 semtidter 51h
SIT; go. 3 gsmifdtsr sinbeimiider
50-51e; no. 4 ssmif&ter 49--50c.
Roggen. - 60. q s1.30-1.32;
go. 3 $1.27-1.29; go 4 Sill
125; probe $1.O-1.17.
Wbistep.
Weriauft fpnrbn 7ss Ybls. Dis.
itiIlrs Jiuifbeb Goobs auf Der Bats
bon $1.40 per 0allone.
9rocertes.
aaffes. - Japa 23-30c; Cos
9u 29-3Oc; Guatemala fauep 19c;
bO. gutter 171e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21
Gbitaao. 20. Ottubsr.

NNs ssh'
Meisen. = JTiir DECEMBER $1.69A
LIE, am Sdlub $1.694; fir
Mai $1.6S!-1.71E, am G4Iub ST.
69s.
MeIr6tOrn. = Sir DECEMBER s2a
|-S73 am e5lub s4se; fir mai
So -87se, ON S4luB S55c.
5afer. biir De5sinber 49i-
size, am SdIub 504e; fur Mai 53s
'-554e, an S4IIb 54a.
Rossen. - 90. 2 $1.3o.
Gsrfte. = B-$1.1R.
Simoibp. - $3.255.26
alee. - S11.OO-15.OO.
porf. - Giir Desember $24.75-
25.02, ON eaIub $2490; fir sas
nuar $24.s0-25-10. am S@Iub
$S4.92.
Gdmal;. - Giir Deaember 14.72
-14.s5, ON S1Iub 14.77; fir JW
niar 14-17-14.3O, am @1lub 14.27.
Rippeneiiten. = Sir Dttober 13s
N--1412, an Sdlub 1A10, fiir
Smuas 13.25-l3.A1 am S&nb
1877.
9,tttsr. - weurss rroerannsrt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21
ossIs. sonss xaS xiti.n in Rem yorl.

Geld taftbVapiert purbefi 90 5HS bts'
iontirt. @e&itl alf aoneon wareH tetis.
Nit 90 1aoe sA7iX, eidte4.16s.; Rab.t
unssiIunasn N.7ej;. Jranrs Sidt s.s4.
Rsbd 6.SSX, Rari SiGi 704. anbsl 7o5S.
Fronsn Sidi Il, ,O6, &absl 1920. Sire et9i
6.4s, Rsb.1 e.4S, Ruba Sidt SIX; Ra.
bel siK; eiiber.B Barssn e7zse, Ieyiianif1s
TonarS 621{.
tsRmssst-Gieih bon ber Croft
nuna an uar bsr Narit harf uno bic GAME
liffs bette Ueminns aufsupeiiem. Die
SbIubRotirunosn tanbsa msiitsns absr
btnen ben oefttrn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21
MetAu. MART.

9eip gort, 20. Sttobsr.
aupfer. = Martt feit.
gIectrplptic. = grites gisrtsl $27.'
25-2S.00.
giien. - Martt tetig unb unosrs
dnbert.
3inr. = Martt felt; $4o.873-
4.37a.
glsi. = $7.oo-7.1o.
Spelter. - Marft feit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21

gier. - Marft psrdnberli9; firIts
3031e: prbindre firifs 28a-29ae.
adrtoffsln. - Warft unoer1nbert.
@efliiaeI. 2ebeftbss. - Wfart!
unberdnDert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21

Der Scrr StipoeerI 1T fanati.
fiber 9lntiaIfobolifer2" - ), lInb fpief
Der bat ioeor ihon eiren 8ereir sun
@erbreitlng Der GebIaIs seorilmeet!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21
Diebniarft

Cincinnati, 20. Dttpbsr.
3ufubr unb Werfaubt ipibrenb ber
lebten "a Stunben, pergIi4sn NIT ber.
isIbtn 3eit Der porberssknbeu bier
Sage tparen ipie foblst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21
Musmdrtise Wdrfte.
Rem gprt. 90. S,tober

Hsp y ort 70. SffoRr.
Metl. - Waartt art; Jriihiabrss
patsnts $8.90-9.15; Winter pu'
tents $8.30-8.55; Winier Straishta
$8.00-8.25.
Wsissn. - Martt art; go. l Du'
rum S1.99; SO. 2 barter $1.86; Ro.
l Rortbsrn Duluth, nelier, 1.97a UNI
go i Rurtb.rn Manitoba, neuer ST.
SO T. o. 3. ReD Dor..
WsIi9torn. = Wartt feft; Ro. 2
selbes $1.08 nominal c. +. glsp
ypri.
Safer. - Wlartt feiisr; Gtanoaro
553-553c.
Sen. - Wartt feii.
Sopfen. - Rartt ftetis.
oGute. = Marft ieit.
Gebsr. - Wsdrft ieit.
port. - gGurti feit; GaHiIp 81"
00-33.0O .
Beef. - Martt fsit.
S6mal3. - Rartt ftetis.
Salg. - glartt feit.
Wole. - Rartt iietig.
Reis. - Wurtt felt.
Miolafies. - Wartt itetis.
3uder. - Rober. Wartt feit; -
Centrifugal $3.50; MolaHes $5.51;
raffinirtsr, fsit; fsinsr sraniIirtsr
S7.35.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21

etseinnetL 90. on. ieta

9tsetnHaft 10. Dh, 1915.
Die OsIAsite psren teuie Ia ben pisii.
zen. Daassa pieberum reHt Isbboft uub BIZ
3inDsatsA iinb uHp sranbert eebliebsn. fJiii
9sslsteN .cfs cali surben ppn ben Ban
Tea A-4x s bsrednei, pdbrsub @ef1dfts.
yatIsts ~ 6-6ss bisioniirt Werber. Jn'
oiisnsn Narfte purben Tarteben -on esaA
~ OK-4x ans auf 8sit ~ 4--4KsS pie.
s,rt.
us4sa ssi Res Dsa
sssbSa o. pari jsii&sn Dsnfsn sesfanft.
DC ssanterrsts bssr6gt soc $rtHis ysr
osafd al esssts
ei9i. Hedfef asf aoHbun pnsbep ~
t.7s bro pfO. Sterling auotirt. Gdr wtd-
lei aHf Berlin pussen zoe pro Ndrf, be.
ttdutt, flr We&la sui $aris l7ze pro
Drane, auf Wmlterbam 43c pyo VuIoen
unb aui Mien l5e yrs Krone, 2ires ite,
Ruba %. Stsdbslm pro Krone $3.50,
5ranes (6dpeiD lsKe.
osssse cDGisstsssss
sarsn raiig snb hstis. Die Sansea quo.
itvsn usts fnfnf.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-18
ADDRESSED TO THE SOLDIERS.

I'm another column of today's paper there IS
published communication from Secretary
Brown of the Chamber of Commerce, addressed
to the men of the army at Schofeld Barracks
and Cashier. Residents of Honolulu, as Mr..
Brown SAYS for long time have been asking
what can be done for the soldier that will make
life in Hawaii more attractive and allow sol
der and civilian to meet each other more IN
formally and get>to know each other better.
Two fairly definite plans are now presented,
one for building for the soldiers in Honolulu,
the other for similar clubhouse in the Scho-
field and Cashier boundaries. Both PROPOSE
tions are presented more fully in Secretary
Browns communication.
Attached to this is a blank upon which the
soldiers are asked to express their own prefer
ence. 1t is hoped that the response will be
large enough to be considered fairly as repre-
sentative of opinion among the men OF Uncle
Sam 5 big post. Long ago Honolulu found that
one of the main difficulties in solving the ques-
ton of what can we do for the soldier!' was
in finding out what broad plan would appeal
to the army organization. A free expression
of views, facilities for which are provided in
this coupon plan, should assist the Chamber of
Commerce and thereby assist the people OF
Honolulu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-18
ALOHA!
w hat To See

(For the benefit Of tourists and ar
rivals flom the mainland. the Star
Bulletin publishes brief directory OF
q few CT the scenic and historical at
fractions Of Hawaii. Additional de
tails viii be given on inquiry at the
rooms Of the Hawaii Promotion Com
mittee In the Alexander Young hotel
building.)
Take Waikiki Car.
Surfing and bathing at Waikiki.
Take Kalihi Car.
Bishop Museum. daily except Wed
$50 nesday.
Fort Shafter.
Moanalua Gardens.
Ten Minutes Walk
from Business Center.
Old Royal Palace.
Old Throne Room.
Old Coral Church.
Old Mission House.
King Lunalilos Tomb.
Washington Place.
Outside the City.
Walks in Tantalus HIS.
The Pail, by motor.
Coral Gardens, IL miles by auto
daily
HaIeiwa Hotel, by motor or Ialt
wahiawa HeIel. by motor or rail-
Pearl Harbor, naval station.
On Other Islands.
Volcano via Hilo. by steamers
Wednesday and Saturday.
Haleakala on Maui. by steamer
Wednesday. Saturday. Monday
and Friday.
Waimea Canyon, Kauai, by steam
er. Monday. Tuesday. Thursday
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-18
NAMING REPUBLICAN DELEGATES.

Republican leaders who maintain that Hawaii
is entitled to six delegates in the national con-
vention at Chicago next June, and that the
g. O. p. should make a fight to seat this num-
Der, have both logic and political right upon
their side.
If the territorial convention next April is
alive to tsopportunities, it will elect six dele
gates and six alternates to the Chicago gather
ing, and furnish them and the national commit
teeman with the material to fight for their seats
in the neconclave. Any other course will be
acceptanceof treatment which has been meted
out to neither Alaska nor the District of
A letter is in the possession of Robert w.
Breckons, vice-chairman of the Republican
party, saying that Alaska and the District of
Columbia have retained their six delegates, as
the result of energetic representation when the
G. O. p. national committee began its pruning
process in an effort to equalize convention dele
CATIONS. Hawaii was not represented at that
time and Hawaii suffered the usual fate of
those who fail to speak up loudly for them
selves This territory's rightful delegation of
six was reduced to two.
But there is plenty of definite encourage
ment from. the men high in national party ranks
for Hawaii to make a winning fight at Chicago.
q voting delegation of two in case the six seats
are denied, but vigorous fight will probably
be successful, and at any rate will show that
the territory does not propose to be placed in
the category of a possession.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-18
FRIDAY .....---... FEBRUARY IS, 1916.
DEFENDING THE NATIONAL GUARD.

Detailed facts set forth by officers of the
National Guard of many years service and OF
unreasonable standing in the community fur
nish the only necessary commentary upon
Lieut. W. C. Whitener's charges of politics in
the guard under the administration of Col.
Jones. -@a
The affidavitssmade by number of officers
relate particularly to the period during which
Lieut.. Whitener was inspector instructor OF
the guard and previous to the appointment of
COL johnson as adjutant- general. They de-
clare emphatically that there was no politics
in the guard at that time and in substantiation
point to this significant fact:
After COL johnson took office, the very
officers to whom the Whitener charges appear
to refer were retained and are still retained.
And this further fact:
Though Lieut. Whitener casts serious doubt
on the ability Of Hawaiian officers, not only
were the Hawaiian officers RETAINED in the
guard, but he recommended at least five of
them as suitable for the rank of major or cap
tain of infantry in case of war.
That many officers have read the Whitener
report and are taking steps to refute its charges
opens the way to possible National Guard
controversy in the present territorial military
organization. Such controversy twould be
deplorable and the officers in question have no
such intention. But they do not expect to re-
main quiescent when the organization with
which they have served many years is criti-
cised so prolifcly as in the report by Lieut.
Whitener
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receiving the money and telling him
later the divorce had been procured.
when in reality no steps had been
taken toward the divorce. Takemoto
denied the charge.
After considering it since yesterday.
Judge ]. M. Monsarrat this morning
denied the motion of Lorrin Andrews,
attorney for Joseph Quni, to dismiss
the case. Andrews asked for contin-
uance until tomorrow, which was
granted. The motion to dismiss was
made after the prosecution had put
on all its witnesses to try to prove
Quni boarded the Chfnyo Maru with
the intention OF going to Japan and
leaving his first wife and two child
rem here without means Of support.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-18
WHAT HAS THE QUARRY COST?

Closing city quarry which is losing money
for Honolulu at the rate of SIS day is the
only business method to pursue unless the
municipal authorities can make the quarry eff
ficient enough at least to pay for itself APP
parently they see, no hope of this. 1t would
be interesting now for the taxpayers to get all
the figures on the quarry for the period during
which the present administration has been in
office, and see whether there is a net loss or
gain If it has been run through the past
eleven months as it was when Supervisor Lar
sen made his t.probe;'' the deficit should be
considerable
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-18
FOUR HUNDRED ASKED
TO REVIEWING STAND
FOR MILITARY PARADE

:. Approximately 400 persons have
been invited by Gen. John P. Wiser,
commanding the Hawaiian Depart
ment, to occupy seats In the grand
stand for reviewing the military pa
rade February %. The stand will be
placed on Victoria, street facing Thorn
as SQUARE.
No seats will be provided for or
tickets sent to those who fail to re.
spond to the invitation as requested
On the day of the parade there will be
seats in the grand stand only for per
sons who have answered the invita-
tons, and unless answers are received
by Monday it will be too late to send
tickets. H..
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ROOSEVELT AND THE MIDDLE WEST.

A Wisconsin Republican Mr.. George Miller,
views political sentiment in the Middle West
as swinging steadily toward Theodore Roose-
welt That also is the opinion to be gathered
by reading representative papers of the section.
The hammerlike blows which the Colonel has
been dealing lately are echoed in the lusty SEN
timent Of the wide west. Perhaps if the sup
porters of Roosevelt we're confronted with the
question, Are you ready to go to war on the
issues as they stand todayi' they would Inn
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the Blaisdell hotel. and is charged
with embezzlement, has been allowed
liberty on bond and trial OF his case
was continued today to February %.
The charge Of allowing q building
Of which he was in charge to be used
for gambling purposes, which was
brought against An Yet, manager for
Fook Wo 0ng. 116 Hotel street, after
is gamblers were arrested In his
store. has been set Tor nearing Febru-
airy 10 in the police court
Takemoto, employed In the office
of Lightfoot & Lightfoot, attorneys at
law, was this morning declared by
Judge Monsarrat to be not guilty OF
the larceny of SIS. Takemoto was
charged by another Japanese with Of
tering to get him o divorce for $75;
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POLICE COURT D0MGS
AND MUTATIONS FOUND
ON STATION BL0TTER

Lena, q Russian woman who holds
the championship of the territory for
breaking intb jail. was again arrested
Yesterday for being drunk. She was
arrested SIS times in 1915.
An effort made by Pho AQuire to &C
ouire q Jade ring belonging to George
Lynch. 9 mechanic at Kellog's auto
ehop. led to the Filipino's arrest, and
yesterday he was sent to jail for six
months
G. Heilbroner, who was arrested on
complaint Of ]. +. Child. proprietor Of
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Another nail has been driven home to clineh
the tariff on sugar Yesterday the House Dem
ocrats caucused and voted to make the Kitchin
bill party measure. In spite of the occasional
baking of some of the less docile members
there has never really been any doubt as to the
passage of the legislation since President Will
son and Secretary McAdoo decided last fall
that the sugar tariff revenue could not be dis
pensed with.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-18
HOLSTERS TO HAVE BIG
TABLE ATFRlDAY LUAU

There will be big table OF former
Indiana residents and Indiana people
now visiting in the islands at the big
Carnival luau next Friday at noon at
Bishop square. The Hoosiers will
have special reservations, and any
who wish for places. ut their table
may obtain same by telephoning TO
Mrs. s. w. Smith, No. 1886.
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A semi-annual dividend of 20 per
cent. payable at once, was declared by
the Queen Insurance Co. of America.
of 10 per cent on the common stock.
BURGERS cracked the safe OF the
United Cigar store at 113 Lenox Ave-,
New York City, and escaped with $50.
Orders for 1850 a1l-steel box cars
we're placed by the Pennsylvania Rail
road with the Altoona shops.