davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-21

BY BETTY BROWN
This new model, from the studio of
Nine. Allie Bailey, Fashion Art
League of America, is much simpler
and more elegant than the over
trimmed coats that were launched
upon us earlier in the season. hint
to us that the graceful line will be
more important than fussy trimming
in the first spring coats.
The coat is made in green Bolivia
cloth and skunk fur trims collar,
cuffs and pockets. The black braid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
Sin nenes Salr

Seine Gein Ser5 Dem ueueu Sobrl
a0ltlidC @jabm rei6t cs Dir oar:
ShnOcn emiieeiu Sdoifen aepei6t,
Solocnc 5riiblings. II. Spnmer6eit; /;
glc5rcu 6riibtc nit 5arteut 5IouuL
MintcritiIe unO @cibnddtStrolrm!
Define Gein Sous inO IoB iie elm
9hmcnoiifte uno Sonuenidein
SogeIliugeH mo @lodcnflong,
&orne @orte ituo fr0bIiden Can't,
Greue Ser5en, Die imentpegt
Nlit Dir trogen, mas Deines trGgt.
0effuc Oie Sccle-o melt, redt peitl
SIiidtis iDie @eIlcu perriunt ia Die
8eit.
Stguoe I'M Stuu6e manoert oo6cr,
Mond)e oert6noclt ltno inbaItslcer;
Germ iie nerticfcn lmo mibc iie GUS
Scffne Die Seele, offne Geiu Sous.
@ertru0 Sriepel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
acutier gdn5e's eplpeitcr.enfaa

oSdttc ood mcir Scbtog nid)t &c.
Gloubt ooB oos slaciniein cincnl 10
itwcr follcit tntn1 iclif5tc GIld 2en5
leiic Dor iid) bin. Sic iaB onr Ict-
Iter ibrcS StiibHeuS lm0 blictte bin.
aus ouf Sen StroBcntrubcl. Gs mar
ia beute SpIncitcr,g g(bcno, oorlm
orongtcn iidD mtd on briiben i'm $50.
picrloGcn Die &cutc 10 mo erltonoen
i6re ytciiio9rSfartei mo ncbenon
bci'nl arGnlcr bolton iic iiH 9lum
iniO @intidegtroft mo morcu nit
Sreppcloiiten mo 10 maudjerlci be.
loOcn mas iuin cinnnl our Scicr ci.
neg ioldcl gl6eros gcbort. 9l6cr I'M
lie fiinuuertc iid fcin @lenih.
Clio oic ibres 3cidcns gclcpbo-
niitin mar imo lib ollcin oiir6 oie
gSclt 6eIicn utlbie, 9otte ein 3immer
bel @crrn mo ,Srolt Sdlul5c o6oc.
nictbct- Ncltc mar iic friiber bonn
Cicnlt frei gcporoen, nber mas niibte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
Der 3anberipiceel.
cine Splpeiter Gr5obhmg pon
81. GIitcr.


Gs mar All Oeul Splpeitcrball III
scr CSorniion aeipciciL Oie tolun cinc
Shiuoe BON sem G5ntc hes 9aronS
9lauen cntferut mar. SrmgorO aunt
iiric iidl berrlidb. Sic ton6tc ioit ltns
intcrbrodeu, dut utciitcu abcr nit
oem 2icutcuoni Scin5 BON 8repcrt
scr and III Scr G6ot Gon8 por5ii9iih
luol6te-
g9ie botte ,SrmgarS olio nidlt germ
nut iDnl ton5en iollcn2
Gocr mar es nod ctunS anoercS,
ipcIheS iDre 8orlicbc oeraoe iilr sic.
icu gGn5cr bewiritc2 @ielIeitr
feline uiti9cn lmo Ood 10 trcuen
blouea slilaen iciu fefcs Sdmirr'
bdrtdcn lmo ieiu iroblNes, ehpaS
leihtiinni9eS 2dfcn2
sSrnaorO wuBtc es ielbit nidlt Gle
befano iid IN oLiidGder, iiberlniitDi'
ger 2oiinc. mo oils Der lnitige 2ieil-
tenant Nciu5 ploelid oniipe, cruit
al mcrocu uno 70 cntiesIidl crltlt
non 2icbc at predIen, oa ladtc lie
ion ii6crnliItbig oil unO erpioerte
tcd ,Gie 2iebc mill peroicit icit
@err 2icliteuontl"
yllno moS miB man iblr luil
Sbrc 2iebe 81 peroicncn2" froate cr.
n9Sas bic Sitter friberer 3eitcn
tbntcu," cntgcencic Tie lddelno.
u@robc tapicrc Sbotcu Oollbriugeil
nit ocm 2orhrcr oes Sicgc5 &c.
front 6ciufc6rcn mo ocu SdiIo oeS
il6crrtnoeren TcinoeS Der @ieliebten
5u NiBei legcn.
2icntcuatt Neini lddaltc.
n1le 3eitei limo poriibcr, no oer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
spIoeiter.9 .9rinfiprltdl.

ISreliOe iei ooS erite Gliugen
0aS Dor Geinct S6ritteu idauebt
SSuuge5 Sobr, oaS leudteno le6t
9iS cin fcierOolIeS Singer
Sid in Geiue arciic iue6t.
Come ioQ did il6erblcuoen
llncrmciieH iei OoS 9idt
GSln9es So6r, Ons Gid irmflibt
Er0ite, 5cilc oller GHoer
@is Ole 6initcruiB 5er6ridt.
SSricOc Ici in Niitt' lmo Sauic
5rob @cOeiben ipirl iein Iheil,
NNInae5 &abr, lei ms 5lm Seil,
@lad)' 81 pilO fem Sturmgebrauic
g}abe fciucu 9cra 5li itciI.
2icbe icblieBc i6rc Riuae,
$50 i'd Sait mo SoB cut5pcit;
aSlln9eS Sobr. boil Seiluli6feit
9iuOe Gid on olle Diuac,
GrolS Oie borte Sebniudlt idreit.- =
limo 10 itci9it IN ais Sem Iilufrl
g9ic Sic 2eudte ans Dem Sdod)t,
SSlm9e5 SSa6r init irobcr @}o6t;
Sieblitj Iodt Gcin 2idtaeilmfcl
SlpgeS Sohr, mn bolt Mahtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
snIpeitcr.@LOaen.
6lugt an. fIiRgt aus nm it's por.
Bel

@Iingt an. fIiRgt aus! nm it's Dor.
bel
Zie 0aoden 6aueu Oiird) Die 2iiite;
@0rit Tlrs? cS fliust uie glbidicoS.
idlreL
gllS rcqtcn iid ser Groe 65riiitc.
@aS geiicrn nod 10 itol5 geprangt,
@elt' rubt eS orf Der 8abre;
Gs cilt Sic 3eit ser gooeu wanft,
SIN idHeaeH tSIrg eutiIieb'u Sic
Sabre
&lingt an tIiugt ols IS wor elm
mal
Gin uelcS 9Iatt miro itou gcifrie.
6ch;
glot rubt oie Rodt mif Berg inO
gbal,
llno idon bcainnt Elm neucs 2icbeu.
Gem neuen SerriAer Gilt Der Gang,
Sbm iaud5t sic gauge @eIt entge'
gen.
Gin Saudsen 5iebt Oas SbaI ent-
fang,
sIlS miiBt ciu ncuer @ciit iid) regeu.
aliuat al fliudt ausl locr ic6aut
5uriid
Sic 3utunit Iodt nit touicuo Stiu.
uels
GRaa trdllut bon cincn nclicu Slid
lluo ueie Sicrne iiebt mar gIims
ncn
8 Dlcnihcn1erj, boil nidt ~ picI!
I'll oorfit Sid nod nitt aliidlid
w6bucn;
GraI uidt Dem iiileu GjlodeRipiel,
Tie Sdpioeitunoe briu0t nod 1bra.
ncul
@ln0i alt tlin0t alis uas Iieit Die
Schriit
Iic III set Sternentuclt ocichricbeu2
g&r uciB, lpos mid irno Iid) nod
trifft
gsac nod BON unicrlH Slid gcblic.
ben
Gin ueiies Soiieii fiillt bic 9ruit,
Gin @cten 3iebt oitrdl ale 2dnoe;
Bon 0eut man irii6cr nid]tS getuuBt,
Tn5 Ser marc peid i'm g9eItcH-
brauoc
alingt an, fIiuat ans! 5tia 1T ole
l}adlt
llHo id)ipcigcro 5iebt oos Seer Der
Stcrnc
so mir aemcint. ob mir gcladjt,
@aIO licat oaS altc Sobr 10 icrncl
glidiS bIci6t 3uriid pom an Dem
Slant
Ncin IaHfrSgrttB ipiro ibm gebotclL
9iidt ciuntol ciucu 1ootenfraw
gSeb't nan IN oicier g4adt Dem Zoe
alinGt mi flir9t ans Iir gilt mctn
Song
9'ei'm &heiOen m0ft id Eid I'M.
foiien;
g9obl mar CT idfper lno raub, lein
Uang,
NlanA Gr0eugliid mllBtc uerbloiier.
IM 5o9it ms ourdb oeS tScuerS@lnt5
Nit 0llt mo lbrducn iit'S cedric
ben;
Ger 6ciuo, III ieiner grinncn Mllt9,
Sat 5ar Qer8weiiliIug liuS getriebeu,
alinot an tlinGt ans mir podt oos
Serj
3um stbihico bot'it I'll uns oen
5rieoeu;
Ger gau5en @eIt I'M ticiitcn Sdn1er5
9Siait nerbcno Cn oic 8aIme bieten.
God iiuperiobrIid) 1T Die @elt
9lodj lo0rru nod oe@ S5aNeS @lHtbeu,
BIS SaB sic ieetc Strait serid)ellt
Sdlon rotten lie, OeS StmlncS 5lu-
tGen
IA, -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
@in eOLes !Nrri.

6rml streit iit i'm 3beater eeipc.
len ilno ais iie nad Sauic fomnt,
frogt lie ibr Monu mic lie lid ami.
iirt babe.
a9fmiiiirt? SaI6 toOt 6ob' id mid
geludt" eripioert 6roii Strcit
~SaIb toOt2 "a fonnit Oh mir
Den 9efnIlen t6in ipo morgcn nod
einmaI 5in0c6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

i6r's2 Sem Subn fciu Sobu frGbte
nod ibr. .p
@cruSc ais iie 0ies betrii6t oodjte;
tlingeItc cS. @s Dor Serrn S6uls
5e's flciner 8ottc SEER lnS 6rmt
Sdul5 loiien id0u griiBen. imo. bier
idlidtcn tie mas gum @unid imo Oh.
0o9 6rGuleiu nt6t 10 ireunolih ietn
woIltc lno glues 6urcht maden UNI
. llbr f1uen iie aus Oeul @ci6Git.@
DoS por nett bon 0en 2eutihell.
Sie 6eeilte iih, 9(Ges geutiitblih Der.
5urid)ten. - Sbcn in Der gtdqc iiber
ibr mar gcutc g(Qes ouf oen geincu.
Nlon tonnte Ocp 9Grnl orOentlid
otrd Oie Gcdc boren. ga luiiroe es
pobl bod bergeben. Sben pobntc
Der &enticr Sdul5, ser ober nit Dem
Sdul5 in Der iinteren Gtogc nidtS
oenletn bate. oIs oen 9lomeu, oenu
wGbreno Ger o6erc fem SdGfdcn
longit in Eroderen 6atte, luor Dies
ocm lutcrcn biSlong bcim beiten
8iIlen nidt gclilngen er modte uobI
oil eiu bcion0ers It0rriidles &bier6en
gerotben fem. S6en ioIlte belltc oroBc
@eIeIid)oit ieiit o6er GIlo bcncioetc
iie nid)t mebr; lire gepobnte Setter.
felt mar bereitS 5uriidgefebrt.
cSinoer," Gottc Ger oberc SduIs
81 iciner 6omilie Gcingt, nfiir bcute
9lbeno plane id cine qroBe lleberro.
idlnng. 9[6cr nidts miro OerratGen.~
9(ae moren ociponnt mic @ioIinioi,
ten, erfi6ren obcr uicbts.
SER Sdnl5c o6cn bate iid) nam.
lid NIT cincm criifloIiigeu @botogro.
pben IN Gcrbin0ung gricst; Ger iolltc
Dcitc 9lbenO nod 10 llbr BON alien
g(nwcicnocl Gin @ruppenbiIo init
@liGIidt olliiebmclL Gr folfuIirtc
gon6 ridtiG Ioiien, lid aro6c @eiiter
oern ocrcwigcu, t6lni cS sic flcinclt
nod licbcr
oSerr @}aBnfe,@ iogtc ser crTtfloi-
iIge SDotoGropb 5u leincut @ebiilfcn,
qprnft 5 llDr icien Sic gcfGuigIt bel
Scrrn 5dul5 in ser itrabc,. nm
cine @|olienolIipa1lnc III Scene 5ll
| icbcn."
perr @}a6nfc fnurrte iunerlid
juor idrcdlid), oemi or 6atfc cine
longc Sibmo in pctto nit icbdtfr06s
liden 9riiocrt ober cS go6 fciu sri
oeriircbcn.
Filnftli6 nn s ll6r fIingeltc 6err
@'obnfe, nit ocn n6t6ioen tlteniilieu
bcmaiinet, an sduf5e'S @ntrcc.
Cha Gems 0finctc. sd bin bon
Scrm Shnfy bicr6er beiobfan. sic.
ncrte boflid ocr jimqc Mdnrs
Or lit ober Dor 9 llbr nidt bier. q
lautetc 0ic g(ntlport.
30, Oos mo6t nidts, iaotc Der
9lnfonnli1g miteinem bclpinioern.
Den gIid, Ocm 6lonoc 2odden mo
blaue glngen. jlmal ipcnn iic fcineln
@ionitrlm al SdBlidfcit ac6ortcn.
gciielcn ibm beionocrS.
Gin ionoier Splpcitergoit" iren.
te lid Gaa I'M StiGcn iuO ii6rtc i'm
bhein. Sic mar icbr fiOel. Gr iontc
eS MN aber and geniitbIid babcn.
Ger 9imid mar fcrtia aIic fonnte
man lids ia idmeden laiicu. @lobnfc
mar fem Sioitucradter anocm luor CT
ongcnc6m iibcrroitt ioI6 einctl
nicolihcn Crinffnnpan irnpcrmuitbct
! anuitreficu llchcr 0c,, G{r,tnS sc;.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
gsaiD

6licger uMoudmol Itcigcn mir
big 6u Sobcn Don fiinitouicno @c.
tern einporl"
Saffiidl 0taluenO): o@os Oh
bod in Der @elt beumtoumit 9(r.
tburl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

| hlN3A bNlUNSNf
3rmgaro ucr6nrg ibr ejef6t al
ieucu Scr3cu. Ger olte Scrr itrci-
belte iarit OaS BLONDE Saar ieiues
E0dterhens. Gam fitbr CT fort:
oglber icbcu Sic mtr, meine @err-
idpoiten pelae ipltnocrbor idl6nen
@egcnitdnoe 9berIieutcuMit bon fSrc-
pert mitse6rodt bat! 0ie reine SEQ
Notwithstanding"
Iie gau5e @eieIlidoit 6rdngte idl
urlgieria lm Die bltnten S61se, Sie
Der idpor3e Ioab crfIdreu muBte.
9ar Seiu3 trat 3ll Srmgaro, Die
! iif peridGut luo perIegen in eiuen
8iutcI OeS 3iuImer5 5uriidge3oseu
bate.
og9ie fonntcu Sic mid MIR 10
iiberraden% iragte iic idiidtern
nit Ieiiem 8ortpuri.
ga nobm Baron Raucn icinc @ot-
tin om Arm imO fiibrte iic Dor oeu
! 3ailDeripleael.
,g9illit On ni6t olld cipnol eincn
8lid in Ole 3ufnuit bim?" iraote CT
ld6elno mO Oertete diIf oeu Spiegel.
Neu0icrig 6lidte bic 9aropin III
Oas @los imo ehl leidtcr S6rei ser
lle6erroidlno eutiHliipfte i6rcu Sip.
pen Oenn aus Dem Spieqel Itrabltc
ibr OaS @ilO i6rcr Godter entacqclt
0ie c6en nit imigcr @cwcgrua
@ein5 bcioc SSGroe rcidlte, Die er
tiiBte.
Iie llnuoriiAtiaeu 6dtten in ibrem
3piegeiprdh GeraOe oeu @hltcl ocs
@emad)S 9cudbIt. ocr iid III 0ent
3olber9loie tuieDeripic0clic.
Gle 9aroniu elite anf ibre God.
ter ST.
rSrmearO-Serr bon 5rcpcrt
maS nHB id ieHeu2"
0ic 9eioen iibral crrot6eno als.
cinonoer.
D@llaoige t}ran ~ Oer5ei6cll
sic imS M mir 6ntteu inns idor
10 lorgc lie6
sd luoatc ie9cn, lpcldcu Gin.
orud meine Sir1estropbGen alif Gle
madtenA cntscauctc cr nit icincm
Qdteln.
30 iie Sbncn oeniiqteu ODER
ob Sic nod mcbr Brobeu ioroers
ten
~2ld, Serr bon ,5rebcrt, Sic ia.
ben mir cine idorie 9e6rc ocgcbeu,
aber idj bin 9bneu oantbor oofiir.
Sect ie6c i6 Elm, luic t1oridt i'd
mar
sd mpB 56ucu oant6ar iein.
Srm9aro@, entgeenete or innig. Sic
botten aan5 rccbt, Scr @om mni}
3uerit ieincn @lutB, icme S}rait, ici-
zen @crt5 bciueiicn, che or 81 Sbnat
BON 2icbc iprcd)cu oari
~6ein5"
oGarf id) iebt ipredeu, SrmgarO,
ipic mir mrs Ser5 iit?~
! Sic fab i'm inter Iicblidlcm Gr.
r0tbeu I1deIu0 al mo reidJte ibm
Oie .Sano, sic er eni3iidt al oie Sip
pen iii6rtc.
,Sn Ieiicm foien6cm G5cpIou0cr
Itanoea iie oa, Son0 in 0ono.
ySIt oos iuabr SyrmGarO?~
9tatt Der 9lnhuort mari iicb 9Srm-
gor0 IofenO mo pciueno in oic
glrmc Der @hltter.
Sest ipuroe ober ol6 sic onocre
Geicnidait oliincrfiam aiif sic gcena
irO blidte lddelno hiniibcr
Ga frat Baron @duen Dor, ereriif
Die Soono CSrngar6'S mo Sein5eS
mo agte Idhelno: .lO}einc Serr-
id)aitcrL gratldireu Sic Oem iingen
9rautpaor ..
/ Ilit iuiruiiid5en @liidauiunIden
lnnrihgte man oas jltnge Goor, ais
Der Ciencr eintrat, Inn 5l meloei,
Dag oaS Soilper icruirt ici.
pNaS fonnt SIR redteh 3cit",
meintc Ser Sbcrit. 10 fonncn mir
alcid oli Da6 @obl oes 9routpoores
: Elm @las Iecrcn.~
lh6 10 ecidjob c@.
/ gls aber oie N}itternd6tSihnibr
J crtonte imo Don Dem nabcn 0orifird).
t6urm oie eriten Goiomenfldnec ci-
| neS G6orals ourG Die itile 9uft CT.
ldallteii, Oa itanorn 0cinj mo 3rm-
| gdrO i6ueigcno 0anb in Sauo, 9lnoc
| III sliige 0a, inlo bli9tcn bincit in
| ocn gliid6ringenOeu 3oi6cripie0el
ibrcr 3ufiriit
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-29
Narships Garry Message To Honolulu
The great fleet IS all re ready for launchingl

Inc great neet is all ready Tor Launching
Every Of the sevntyye gigantic warsp that viii take
the water Tuesday flying the naval flag of the Bulletin CLEANS
and gstens the ways with the polish and paint of absolute
Its fine feet and should represent Honolulu we'll in the
it will take during the next four weeks.
One of the first Of this feet carry worthwhile
into Honolulu home and ploys by Tuesday
and child the city will have chance
out what that message
Every ship wall have painted her side single word Of that
and should be matter together
However its difficult thing manage the sailing schedule
sevenve speedy vessels Thus the last word of the message might
before the first wodn the whole message might get
mixed up So the Bulletin reward your efforts going
offer generous cash prize connection with the successful unaveng
of surround words sides of
We will tell you what the reward will be, and how may be OBJ
tanned Monday be copy OF the Bulletin and
read it.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-29
WATER IN NO. 4
PURER WHEN No
RAIN IS FALLING
Health Board Tests in Times
of Heavy Rains Show Very
High Bacteria Count

When seen today BY Star Bulletin
representative. DR.. J. s. B. Pratt. pre-
sident Of the territorial board OF
health. declined to make any com.
ment on the statement Friday by
Harry Murray. manager OF the city
water department. that water rates
would have 70 be increased so per
cent If artesian water is substituted
for water from Nuuanu reservoir No.
4 as advocated by the board.
'.Nuuanu reservoir water contains 8
great many more bacteria than al.
lowed by the meteorological standard
for water maintained by the U. s.
Public Health Service" said the
boards president. '.Our tests show
that the purity Of water from reser.
voir No. is generally far below the
standard for good water"
According to board OF health rec:
ords examined today. recent tests Of
water from Nuuanu reservoir show
the water to be much purer now than
II was when heavy rains fell in that
region washing down surface water
from the Pau road. A storm ditch to
keep this water from running into
the reservoir has been advocated as
remedy
The latest test made was on June
I when the tests showed bacteria
colonies or only 20 each This Is the
purest state the water has been In
for many months, and is due to the
fact that at the time OF the test there
had been dry weather and no rain
preceding it The count at that date
shows a purity above the government
standard
Going further back, however, tests
made May II showed so times as
much bacteria in the reservoir water
as were found in June. The May II
test showed 100 and 500 colonies.
The u s. Public Health Service stand.
ard for pure water IS 100 colonies.
May 4 tests showed bacteria con.
tents Of 450 and 425. April 4 the
count was 100 and 100, following q
dry spell, showing how dry weather
with no surface water flowing In
from the road greatly reduces the
number Of bacteria.
Last winter, however. with frequent
rains, the count averaged from i've
to 10 times the government stand
ard. March %, 1t was $50 and 40;
February %, 1000 and 100; and Feb.
ruary is, 1916, 40 and $50 colonies.
Two separate tests, under different
conditions, are made to obtain the
counts eacI- time
The Health Service bacteriolQgical
standard for water approved October
81, 1914. reads: sThe total number
Of bacteria developing on standard
agar plates, incubated "a hours at 81
degrees c., shall not exceed 100 pei
cubic centimeter."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-29
PACIFIC Tennis
Club TNERTA|N'S|
fORG. v. D|CkEY

A Number of members Of the Pa
cific Tennis Club gathered at the
clubhouse at noon today to honor G.
w. Dickey, member Of the club who
has been absent from the city for
some time. Poi. salmon, bread and
jam were among the goodly things
placed before the members.
The Pacific Tennis Club is the old.
est tennis organization in Hawaii,
having been bounded Il years ago.
Among the members present was
Walter Dillingham;. who won the finals
In the first tournament held in He
wall In 1895 he defeated G. W.
smith for premier racquet honors.
Playing with the late w. T.. Coney,
Dillingham; also shared the honors in
the doubles, defeating ]. o. Wood and
z. H. Wodehouse.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-29
JUDGE ASHFORD Names {. {. king
AS TRUSTEE OF BISHOP ESTATE.

lcontInued rom page Onel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-29

Continued from page one)
or the justices OF the supreme cour,
appointed william Williamson TO fill
the vacancy. The matter then was
taken before Judge Ashford for ap
prevail and confirmation He took the
matter under Amusement and his find.
ings and actions are noted in today's
decision
Supreme Court Loses Power
Although the viii OF the late Mrs.
Bishop provided that the filling OF
vacancies In the board Of trustees
should be done by a majority of the
justices OF the supreme court, Judge
Ashford holds that by statutory en-
artment IN 1899. that power has been
lost In concluding his decision,
Judge Ashford goes very fully into
the merits OF the case. summarizing
the reasons for his findings and
actions as follows:
81 That the power Of appoint.
ment Of trustees to Till vacancies IN
the board created In and by the will
OF Mrs. Bishop was, in and by said
VIII, conferred upon the supreme
court Of the Hawaiian Islands as a
judicial tribunal and acting in its
judicial capacity;
80 That, at the date Of said will,
and thence until January /, 1893, said
supreme court was invested with all
the 3nrisdiction and powers necessary
to the choice and appointment of such
trustees; =
&c.,
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Funeral services wiz be held Sun.
day afternoon at Silya's undertaking
parlors for Joaquin de Silva Cabrai,
who drowned last Sunday at Waimea,
Kauai. Burial viii be IN the Catholic
cemetery on King street under direc-
ton of the Santo Antonio Society,"
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Round the island IN auto, $500
Lewis Etsables. Phone 2141.-Adv.
You are invited to hear Or. Brook.
Sunday night At the Opera House.
Exclusive corset shop. The Good
win,n rms. 21-22. Pantheon bldg. ADJ
II good stenographer is adyertis
ing for position today, isn't that in
teresting to you?
Through Want Advertising you may
find that your services are desired BY
more than one employer
For Distilled Water, Hires Roo
Beer and all other Popular Drinks
try the Con. Soda Water Works Co.
ADV.
Flat rate charges for water and
sewer service will be delinquent on
August 1. Why pay 10 per cent
penalty ADV.
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Exceptions to the decision of Judge
w. s. Edings in the case Of Charles
Reinhardt against the county Of Maui
have been filed in the supreme court
by the defendant. Reinhardt asked
$4,000 damages for alleged injuries
received on property of the county
and WIS awarded $1,000 by the Maui
court.
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You are invited TO hear Or. Brooks
Sunday night At the Opera House.
Alleging non-support Nabe Hama
gasukd has fled in circuit court q
suit for divorce from Seishu Hanaga-
suku.
The Kalihi orphanage, upper Kalihi
valley, viii be the scene Sunday of the
annual picnic of the Society Of the
Apostleship Of Prayer of the Catholic
cathedral.
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. 1,
u. S. w ", has regular meeting at
1870 tonight In Mansfield Hall. Fort
shafter.
The Right Reverend Lemuel H.
Wells, the retired Bishop Of Spokane.
will preach at the u o'clock service
tomorrow morling IN ST. Andrews
Cathedral
Circuit Judge3 WlitneE ms refused
Helen Wong Hoy divorce from
Wong Hoy, the former having alleged
nonsupp0rt. The suit was contested
by the husband.
iGoyernor Lucips E. Pinkham has
appointed DR., Ormond q. Wall to the
board Of dental examiners. to sue
coed DR.. nj. e. Grossmah, who has
resigned and is at present In the
states
.Rhe Boy Scouts realized several
dollars lat night from the dance
given in The Lilfuokalani school as
sembly IAN b. the Kaimuki troop.
The nod6rkiil increase the fund for
the proposed scout house.
The funeral Of Mrs. Augustus
Gomez, who died Friday at the Oahu
Insane Asylum, is this afternoon and
burial viii be in the Catholic Gene
terry. Deceased was born in Hilo 20
years ago.
Because the police are unable to To-
cate the defendants, who Is out on bail.
the case Of Ned Kamai, charged with
second degree burglary. has been con.
tinued in Circuit Judge Ashford's
court until 1880 o'clock next Tuesday
afternoon for arraignment.
The funeral OF little Yelyerton Oil.
yer, who died Wednesday after a
brief illness at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
McClanahan, 1929 Kalakatia avenue,
was Friday afternoon. Burial was
In the Catholic cemetery.
Funeral services wiz be held Sun
day afternoon at Silya's undertaking
parlors for Joaquin de Silva Cabral,
who drowned last Sunday at Waimea,
Kauai Burial viii be IN the Catholic
cemetery on King street under direc-
ton of the Santo Antonio Society.
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RUSSIANS SMASH
WAY FURI0USLf
fA,.ociased Press By Federal wirsless)

tAssocisted Press BY Federal wireless)
BERLIN, Germany, July 29.-
The Russians have penetrated the
German lines in the region Of
Tristyn, causing the Germans to
abandon their advanced positions.
west of Lutsk a German counter
attack halted the Russians. North
of Brody 1000 Russians were cap
tured today.
Especial star-Bulletin Correspondence
PETROGRAD, Russia, July 29.
The Teutons in Galicia have
been driven from the Koyel- Aojit.
che railway line to Brody, and
in this drive 400 officers and 20,-
600 men were captured. South
of the Dneister river the Russian
troops under Gen. Letchitzky
have been victorious in the direc.
ton Of Stanisiati.