davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-10
Truly Il Genius.

"Our Tommy" said the boys
mother, ought to make a success IN
life He shows great determination
to stick to anything he undertakes"
Does he?' queried the proud
father.
Yes" she replied why, he put
In the whole day making soap bub-
bles and trying to tie strings to them"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-10
Expanding Eormalitics.

80 Crimson Gulch has reformed!'
yep" replied Three Finger sam;
nobody plays cards or horse races
any morS If You want to gamble
you put your money in an envelope
and send il on 10 Wall street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-10

field aud decided that the time was
.uut u.ht To- hroagh the subject OF
kcroscu. for fuel instead of gasoline
with tHc hara-sod manufacturers
such conclusion was drawn al n
uuo when it was impossible for the
engineering departments ~ give "a
minutes consideration To new sys-
tenn of curbUatiou. The clamor for
increased production has drowned
out AN other urgent calls. Trucks
were mot built nearly fast enough;
shops Lad To- be spocdod up, new
mod,ls had 10 be designed with an
eye 90 easy assembly 1t was time
II rapid and ccasclcss engineering
acl cli,NemCut
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-10
Nothing Saved.

Economy is plentiful enough
"Well? ?"
But is usually applied in ono direc-
tlon to enable somebody to make a
splurgc in another"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-29
THE EIGHTEEN HOTEL

nos bebeutet ,,Ete Gisbteen"? 9as
se5te 1oteI fir bas spenic'te sen y sa
Hntonip. Simmer Soc. Iusgeaetpneie
mnhIae;ten 26e. Mieorige Spe5tolrdten
~ ISOLDE. Bob fri. grodett 6277., Sr
r~cntroIer Qeae. 302 Sio>Mlamo Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-29
Bon 1einrid, 2erf@.

81 <ettW'
Bon Wunbern trGurft ou uno bonn
GdDnen,
Sn oeiner Seele Sebnfuhtslano.
81 ftebft, ben 9amnser in Der 9onb
uno bDrft niht bic Mafdinen sitOhz
ren.
OF aud. aus jeoem 9dlos Elm aebsn
f9reit:
Sc lDft bid nidts AUS beiner Ginfam<
,feit.
BON @los fna lie. Die rubisen Maus
ern,
Du fiebft burd fie bic Grbe blibn,
Denn rings um bid oie 5ener ehib'n.
Tiblf bu I'm Monbli9t bta erlhouz
err.
Die Mrbeit bonnert UNI bid Der:
Sn beine Srdume roufdt bas Steer.
Sn Maud uno 9ualm Die Ddder bum
teln,
@Idbfampen finb bon Dunf nnz
f1pelt;
Db aIes felbft bir Mue' unb 2unse
qudIt;
Dir fno e Wplfen, 0draus Sterne
funteln.
! ilnb Mab. ut,b Qtbel fluu'n nod Dir;
Du lddel5t BEN eebunbenen 9ier.
Dein Mert ssr6tidt. Did iast man
peiter.
Du ffaunft, bob man Bit orObt, bid
Mns 8ettelbrot ipirft bu getp0bnt
unb fpirft Elm Wdnbrer tief unb beitor.
llno Of gu bunqerif, ob bu friert,
Essf4aaer5ts bid nidbts, spos bu bers
elierft.
DEM bnr9 ber sroBsn StaM @eDirre
9reibft ou aIabenoIi9 bobin
limb finbeft nidt bts Sreibens Sinn
nno pirit am Sun Der Menfden IRE.
DabsoIIes fIar unb fider it
limb enibt frast, Of ou einfom bif.
2GBt bu bir 2iht aus 9rdumen se>
ben,
60 Bette, boB e ME bir blei4t,
DEM tpenn es einmol bon DIR tpei4t,
@eIt Dir bas 2ieb bonn Grbenleben;
Dos tudt nit rauheH. borten 9ritt:
Du. fdnnft bu nit?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-29
Seine SHUTTER.
Bon eanssS na@im Jr.iberru ban
@eisenfein.

Sn biefem Mpril tuoren g alpanaie
Sabre Der, bob i'd .ie" gum erften
Male fab. SD tperbe fie ME Dergehen,
Gs mai ON Dem cage, als id, Elm
Rnirps unter elmer @dor BON Rnirpz
fen, ms R~abetttnforps fam.
mir ftanben einiee fanf3ig @tid,
nod uIs .3ibiIiitens, inmitte unierer
Mnperipdnoten 7auf Der 9errdne Dol
benz Qebrgeb1ube, fhuuten ob uno au
nit elmer; geuiKen febufidtisen sltns-
Iidteit anfi Die ridtigen Rubstten bin
nnter, Die auf betn 9ofe aler6uno
triIbe Spiele fpieltsn unb barrten Der
Dinse, bic bd fomrn.n foIten.
Da sespdbrte ih riieA cine Der Nitz
ier, Die nil Ins tpasteien. Sic nar
cine bDn ben Dielsn, bensn mon ihr
ganSes lebensfdidfui ouf Gntfernunz
gen dnfeben fam. Deren fffets buntIe
,RIeibund ts iberetts funbgibt, baB mil
Dem gooe oes @atte1t BIT Jabte ibrsr
6oHnung.n unf 1dibmdt fdnt unS
ikber Mntrieb, fie fpie0tr ~etlpor5u5te=
zen, fir INNER fs6rsn tpirbe.
Gie bate bsn Mrm i'm bic SAuls
tern ibres @obnss lgsIest titb bdidte
dtdrr ouf bic fpititnoen Rabetten. unb
Set iebem fleinentG irsit, absi itoet trboa
bsnen R~ndbenfauit odl iintn 5Dg Nc
nit .siaem @f0bntniibr lRinbf an Fh.
tfpdfete fid unbi iBdt sic 1r6ntn iln0
froitstk i'm nit 11nbohs 'Anb SnofDs
I4bs Ills 1dfts 6asa Brobtn ibm feffH
Iais<dotkn. M 7
Sd f0eiB nod, bal id mid in bic
GrIeabsranoern binein fhGmte, in biz
/ eeeIeob es '3ltIuFtissnt r absttsu. 1lno
i4 riidtsiaiit sinema IN Strduifh jim Sid
Elm @tidhtn bon ineistti guier al
aus Mnsf. bob II ettpd and fih p,r5
SeFel iSnntt.
.Dte flA ia, sats pb's ans Sttrbey
einse," flifterte ib btrddtfih.
rNa, cine @rathen Shutter fdeint
fe etrdoe niht au fein,~ n,einte er la
denb.
Jrau Wiebebolo bieB fie. Das err
fubr i'd einise Stunben ipdter. Das
MuttsrfObndsn tuar namlid 5ufdlia
nit mir auf zine Stnbe getommen.
Dit einem fiBen 2dheln, fiiBen
Worten nnb fiBen 2edereien iuhte tie
ale fir ibren 4usapfel 81 getpinnen.
Sober auf Der Stube betam iein suies
Sell, jeoer, Der nur um einen Deut
grober mar ooer itdrfer als Der per-
1drtelte 8ensel. 4uf oiefe Weiie ging
i6 Ieer aus. limb oas Greerte mid
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-29

HOTEL ALAMO

82b Alarnp Stn5a - blblm nlopiselIe
ssrns Riu1mer. Soc, 7tez 81 per Sae,
81 &c u1b u1iiipdrts pen @phe. GUNNER
MI 3 Wette1 $500 per Wohe.' ates
teIephon grodett sos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-29
seih6fts= anlenber
6ola ,lnD Roble.

mir balten bic bette aoble nnS eas
seH, NrennboIa. Grobiert uns. WiaSe
GsspS & Goal Gpmpurg. @rode1t 6ooo.
senes Eelepbpn 1871. a@g,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-29
.benfo, ME mid bic archaeological
oiefer Mutter dreerte.

Gerehtig feitsgefibl ob5ugetpobner. "
tpirb ood ftets pieoer ~berporbreden.
limb ibre feinen Nafen pittern oas
Golfde fpie Oct Qnnb ben 4afen,
Drei Mod,n fpGter bate Wieoebolb
fetne erfte heibe fradt priisel susss
meHen betommen, neil Ct ben unu11s
ff0bliden Wepeis eeliefert bate, bdB
er Elm gang betmtidifder @efeae mar,
Der por ben @tdrfen tro9, uno Der BITE
@dmadm spisfadte".
Mm naaiten suge fab i'd fife" ME
Der. = M~eiebebplb hatte uns bel tbr
berpebt. s
Man mub fdon felbf aabett setpez
fen fein, I'm biefes Munber morale
fder @eroorbenbeit ri4tis beftannen
au f0nnen. CUR Grtldrune fePs sez
fast: Gin ridtteer 8abett modt ein
inbifferentes @efidt, ipenn er aeile
trieet. Gin r@9lappfdpana" beult,
Elm ~@duft" pebt, npeben" aber bsiBt,
ben porgefdrtebenen 8efdperoetpes
einfdlasen. Mmn nun aber elmer. 10
ipie Miebebolb, au Muttern lduft-ia,
% febt eben einfad bic Sprade aug.
Stbsnfans, ne erfdien ouf Der Bib.
fIdde tpie bos neutrality-suspicious.
aeib. ais Fe sins. fab th. tpie fe
i6rtm @pfDbling unter Irdnen betnls
Iid ein DIdfdhen aufsdte gum
ginreibtn fffar ftinen aerfdnnoentr
Qtib. Eiias fss=st ff
,Mas mam1nis nousalpotbete, meta,
gennsnftrnA,. ffytste ltnb pere
f&apano
nor arnsta., .s= iii
HDn biefeia' asase al mar nc
gtammeans 81 INA. g,pbI Elm bali
bes ssabr Hang. Mardts UIdf4Afn
liyB IL NOD anriid.a eaibtr MIR iuaresa
ffdrfersal& me-
MitbtbOfb bat nfs Dtel Mrbeft
strl6d tbsaerbas .Mutterf0bn&en1
dbipdrf nIb elm aanftdnoiser Aerl"
tpur0t. Wir bobsn TIN I'm tpahren
@tnne bts Mnrtss auredtgebauen.
1tnb er Fat ss inns oft ssbunft.
M
Wteberstfeben babe Id fie trpboem
nod.
sd befudte ibn cine Nahmittdgs
in feiner 2eutnantsnobnune. er lag
auf benz Dinan uno bate linen gang
setpDbnlthen aoter.
MeiB Der 9immel, fpober .iie'.
Winb befommen battle. @enug, plOsy
li9 Dffnete iid bic Sir, uno nit Srd~
nert unb GebGrben pie beim Meltunterr
gang ftirate rfie1 fih iiber Jpn uno
ftransulierte ibn nit falten Romprefz
fen unb beiBen Mufldgen.
MIs ie nod @tunben nit einem
9eraen poI offenii@tli9em Web ben
f1lummernben @obn perlitB, ba lieB
fie an feiner 6eite - Elm Gldf4dcn.
Sic heutete barunf unb flifterfe mir
gu:
.Menn er es gar nidt 'mebr ertrds
gen fann - 20 aropfen aiF 3uder."
Gs mar Balbrion.
Il u
Das IsBttmal fab id fr am Eage
Der MobTmdduns. Ct na6m Mbfhieb
bon ibr. llnb ih nol1fe ibn sur Raz
ferre gsltiten.
Ct belt f9 aufammen, absr i4
merfte inn an. Il bate Mngt nm fie.
Wit eintr. biIflo}en ain0srsebdrn
ftri4 er ibr iiber ben Mrm snnb fiiBte
fie. !
limb fs9 Jn ibren Missn log Elm
feItfam beiieres 2sudten, 70 bab ibr
,sGeii9t uno ibre gauge Geftatt beinabe
pieber. jung erfdttntn. Cir ,pfdubtrte
rnbis uno fOrslos, aIs lei ibr Surge
I'M Wsgriff sinen bdrrrIofen spa5ier<
gang gu MAIDEN.
.geb. mlsin Rinb," fasie fe freunbs
lid, / font tontmtt bu 5u fpdt. = llnb
bler, bas ~ ous GIdf99tn. Menn ou
,hralbtn peripntioet lieeen fplidt,
.treibt bu, nit G9mtraen uuo
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-29
G9nittl.

Gin ain6 min eisene Mge bobe1a.
Gin Mtnfdtnleben ia dis sahltt
mon Gins.
Briefe bon geliebten Wenidtn
ptrbrennt man glei9 Doer rte.
Dbne Salient aur Qiebenspiirbigs
feit tein Salient gum gladiidfein.
s # man gum @onper %eeldoen. 70
balte man Wort, dber-feire Reoe.
3igarren finb pie Wenf9en; 70
f6per au bebanneIn, 70 lei4t au per@
leben.
Der Huge unb eebiloete Menfd
madt pente Grasez unb Musrufanes@
aeiden.
6 3 aibt s.borene aiinfler uno sez
borene !9errf9er. aber teine seborenen
@dubmaAer.
8eim @einFDd bolt ber Wuraels
brrd elmer MoTerfdule bon 14,5 Mee
tern 90be bas @letdeepiht.
Gin Giferfi9tiser bat n,ebr Sors
gen als ein Mrmenier qGufe.
aIrfifh.
Gs gibt fetrs unbiesFunttrea unb
bdrteren MtnIden aIs bic INNER nit
9etrabtung ibrts ungIids btf4dtist
Tno. s'.s
Sd BIN I'm Gsbea 1pobl mapMem
serpeiaen Menfden btgtgntt. dber fpas
,ai.rsll fin6 mir miteindnbtr nidt &C.
.eartgen. .,sls
*< y LeE. TtIfME tALaT NFf sFNLtrF FNa--
! @dlper 1T e. etne gere9te Rritit
3u fallen, f1tper cine cute geldHm BIN
.5~urtbnten. am fdtnsriten ei1s abfdaise
at b~trtra9en.
3igarren ftnb pie 8ihnenfAnfe
Ter: man muB ibnen bic ri4tigen Jore
49, 80 ~ -LNZ NH ~ - . EEs-
men beibrinsen, fo lang fie nod jung
unb grim finb.
Germ tpirft man Der Rritit Dor.
bab fe gar manden Rinftler totses
fdtpiesen. Mber Fat iie nidt aud
f1on fpelde tpa4gerufen?
@teben bleiben: es pGre Der Sob;
rababmen: Is 1T fdon cine Mrt bon
Rnedif1aft; eisene Musbilourg uni
@ntpidluns: bas 1T 2eben unb 5reis
belt.
Die peni3eliftif9e Regieruns BE-
ffente fir bic @.biete, oie fiA Der Nes
pollution ongefdloHen haben, neus
8ritfmarfen. Dieielben tragen bds
Bilbnis Mleranoers bes @robtn.
pie fianoinapifden Gambler faHen
cine bemnddft an erfolsenbe gmiHion
bon eiiernem @elbe ms Muse Desen
bes ManseIs an Ripfer. Die Natios
nolbanten Der brei 2Gnoer fpra3en fi1
ausunften bitfer gmifton aus. {
MIR Mltfn iinb Die Milben uno &C.
Iinben,
Meil mir i'm Mbfdfeonebmen uns be-
finben;
Mie f6mnten mir nod benen gronen.
Die mir 10 balo Derlafen foueng
Die sGltefte unb einaise Burg Rprs
tpesens. Oefraat, nabe 9ronojem, bic
Burg her noruesiden R6nige Gtms
mognnFen, Slab 9rpsbasfon uno Jns
ger BON Otftraat, bic ungefdbr i'm
sabre 1000 erbaut ipurbe, lift, tpie aus
Gbriftinnia gernelbet ptrb, infplse
Hlitfdlnses p~onftdn6ig nieberses
brannt. Die ipertpoue fnnere ginri9s
tung fnunte gum Sell serettet perben.
Cine intereKante preisanigabe
fdrsibt bic Baprifdt Mfabemie Der
DISQUALIFICATION aus: cine Mrbeit iiber
Die ethHhen Gefihle uno @orftels
Innsen bei hen, europdif9tn 8Dltern
pdbrerb brs Melttrisges." Mls Breis
.far cine in isoer 9infi9t seuiisenbt
.l6fans Der 9tnfsabe ftst Der 8Drftdnb'
Der Gamf0ns6 tiftlnag 5000 Da6rt
aus.I gfs 9srmin dpirb Der Mblulf
oes fiinftsn s5dbres mad hem lebtta
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-29

Befteut gud nrieren- frsien &atalos
fiir 6ameus uro gefliigeI Horrate.
eattr eeeb g.. APO eiosSlores e5frv
Gin Mntonio. Seyns.
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gameu uuo @eHastlintter.

Herh. eteffeI, 319 Oft @on1r1erses
On. 3eu, @etreibe, GarteIls nno SeiOs
omen. @efIleelfutter, Sntlibotorer-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-29

&. Il. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works
n6noIer in pnrbsudre, Gefe,t nab
asdtpnaren. graftiider 8lenpner lHo
Tl6xDedsr. 934 on > Commerce Sfpa@
~ TeIephon FrnpiS 1880.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-08

She-Were the British soldiers
happy when they started for France?
He-Happy They were in trans.
ports. nof1fan.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-08
'GOODY MORSE
NOW LIEUTENANT
IN ]. 5. NAVY

H. G. CGoody) Morse, former Homo
lulu resident and more recently first
officer Of the steamer Great Northern,
is now a lieutenant in the United
States navy. He Is seeing active ser
vice on the Atlantic, according to a
letter which has been received by
his brother, Charles p. Morse, general
freight agent in Honolulu for the
American Hawaiian Steamship Co.
"Goody," who has had his papers as
navigator for some years, volunteered
his services TO the government as
soon as war was declared with Ger
many. His offer was accepted and he
was Immediately commissioned first
lieutenant and assigned for duty on
the L. S. cruiser Huntington, which
is somewhere on the Atlantic
Lieut. Morse writes that the new life
is agreeing with him, as it affords
plenty of excitement in the search
for enemy submarines
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-08
SHIPPING &WHTERFRONT News
PASSENGERS DEPARTED
BY Matson liner Maui for San Fran

BY Matson liner Maui for San Fran,
cisco.
W. w Achuck, Hugh Austin, ]. An
drade, c. B. Bors, Miss A. Belize, Miss
Mary E. H. Bennett, W. Ballentyne, G..
Bush, Mrs. T. Baummann, r. J. Buch-
ly, Miss H. NJ. Blackburn, Miss J. (.
Benedict, w. E Brown, Mrs. W. Z.
Brown. E Brown, Miss W. Brown, C..
G. BalIentyne, Mrs. C. G. Ballentyne,
Miss Maud Ballentyne. Miss r. Bene-
dict. Mrs. A. w. 7. Bottomley and SON,
P. T. Cumberson, Mrs. P. T. Cumber-
son. Mrs. Chas Crane, NJ. Crystal, Mrs.
NJ. Crystal, c. Crystal, Miss A. Crystal,
W. c. Cooke, Mrs V. S. Carreiro and
two children, Miss Carreiro, T. A. X.
Cleghorn. G. Cassarty. J. L. Cooper,
J. R. Cassidy. Mrs. R. Cotton and
child. Judge J L. Coke, N. Campbell.
Jr.. Miss E. Carter, Douglas Cooke,
ton, J. Centano, S. II. Derby, Mrs. S.
H. Derby, NJ. D. Dysart. Miss Betty
Downey, Master w Downey. S. A. De
Launay, J. R. Douglas. Mrs. J. R.
Douglas and two children, Mrs. F. Dan
forth, Miss NJ Danforth, Miss H.
Darke, Miss X. Elston. Charles Emory,
A. L. Faye, Miss B. Frear, Miss H.
Ford Mrs J. Fernandez, Mrs. J. Glib,
Miss F. Glib, Mrs. L. NJ. Gray, Mrs. T.
n. Horne, r. L. Hawkins, Z. Hofing-
hoff, Mrs. E. Hofinghoff, J. F. Hoff-
man, c. B. Hofgaard. Mrs. A. Homer,
Miss G. Howard, K Hashimoto, Miss
E. Harding, Miss D. Heller, H. Ivan
aga, R. A. Isenberg, Mrs. G. A. Jor-
dan, Mrs. F. r. Keene, Master H. R.
Keene, Miss r. Keene, Miss NJ Keene,
Miss Kate Kelley, Maj. J. w. Kilbreth,
P. Kuhn, Mrs. P. Kuhn, W. F. KilcIine,
L. A. Kerr, Mrs. L. A. Kerr, F. Lyon,
Mrs. F. Lyon, Miss NJ Landfeld, Capt.
K Lindberg, L. c. Lyman, Mrs. L. C..
Lyman, Master o. Lyman, Miss K. Ly-
man, Frank Moss, Miss R. MuZzy, J..
T. Marshall, A. Mason, Mrs. A. Mason.
Miss o. Mason. J. L. MINIS, Mrs. j.
L. MINIS, J. L. MINIS. Jr., Miss
Louise Minis, Miss Ramona Morgan,
Miss Ramona Marks, F. Marx, H. J..
McCracken, Mrs. H. J. McCracken, H.
J. McCracken, Jr., Miss A. McCrack-
en-, Miss E. McCracken, C. S. Nash,
Mrs. C. S. Nash, Mrs. L. c. Newton,
C. Meuman, E. Olsen, Rev A. w. Pal
mer, Mrs. Preston Peters, Miss Al
berta Peters, Miss E. Prayer, Miss j.
M. Parkinson, A. G. Page, Mrs. J. Ros-
enberg, Miss H. Rosenberg, Master I.
Rosenberg, Mrs C. C. Raven and two
children, Miss H. Richardson, Twigg
Smith, c. F. Schmutzler, Mrs. C. F.
Schmutzler, F. ]. Stotts, H. A. Schroe-
des. DR.. F. sylvia, w. G. Smith, Mrs.
w. G. Smith, A. l. Silva, Mrs. w. T.
Spalding, Chas. Shear, Mrs. F. B.
Smith, Miss Mary Smith, F. Ulrichs,
C. w. Vanatta, ]. F. Webb, Mrs. ].
F. Webb, Mrs. A. F. Wall, Miss K
Wall. Mrs. A. H. Weber, w. Walters,
Miss J. Young.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-08
PORT OF HONOLULU
Due tomorrow

Due Tomorrow
Str. Claudine, from Maui, a. m.
Str. Manoa, from San Francisco,
a n.
Sail Tomorrow
Str. Mauna Loa, for Kauai ports. )
p, N.
Sail Friday
Str. Claudine, for KAhului, p. m.
Str. Kilauea, for Kona and Kau
ports, Il noon.
Sail Saturday
Str. Mauna Kea, for Hilo, p, m.
Due Sunday
Str, Kinau from Kauai ports. a. m
Str. Claudine, from Kahului. a. m.
Str. Mikahala, from Maui and Molo-
kai ports, a. IN.
Str. Mauna Loa. from Kauai ports,
a. m.
Due Monday
Str. Rembrandt, from Yokohama.
Str. Sonoma. from San Francisco,
a. m.
Str. Logan. from San Francisco.
Sail Monday
Str. Sonoma, for Sydney, p NJ.
Str. Rembrandt, for San Francisco,
p. m.
Str. Claudine, for Maui ports. )
p. m.
Str. Mauna Loa, for Kauai ports, )
p. m.
Due Tuesday
Str. Mauna Kea, from Hilo, a. N.
Sail Tuesday
Str. Manoa. for San Francisco, 4
p. m.
Str. Kinau, for Kauai ports, p. m.
Str. MikahaIa, for Maui and Molo-
kai ports, 3 p. m.
Vessels In Port
Schr. Robert Levers, from Port
Gamble.
Schr. A. ]. Fuller, from nitrate port,
July 6.
Bktn. E. R. Sterling, from Taltal,
July 7.
schr. Robert Hind, from Sound. July
81.
sp. Katherine, from nitrate ports,
July "a.
Sp. C. E. Moody, from nitrate ports,
July 26.
Schr. Kitsap, from Sound, July 20.
Schr. Louise, from Grays Harbor,
August l.
Str. Maui from San Francisco, Au-
Str. Texan from San Francisco, Au-
gust 2.
Str. Wilmington, from Hilo, August
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-08
MATSON LINERS TO
BE TAKEN BY u. S.
is FRISCO REPORT

Shipping men received adVices
from Washington yesterday says 'ne
San Francisco Chronicle on July 20,
that the shipping board was prepar-
ing to commander. the steamships
Maui and Matsonia of the Matson
Navigation company's fleet for the
transportation Of troops and supplies
for the United States army. The two
steamers are specially adapted for car
rying troops. Other vessels plying
along the coast and to Honolulu ire
said to be scarcely as available as
great deal of the cargo space would
have to be used as bunkers for a long
voyage.
Capt. A. F. Pillsbury, coast repre-
sentative of the shipping board, said
he had not been informed Of the plans
at Washington of the board: Other
officials here connected with the SLIP
ping board intimated they expected
action in the next few days. The re-
port was spread several weeks ago
that the two Matson ships were to be
taken, but nothing was done.
On account of the service now being
rendered by the Matson company in
carrying passengers and freight be-
tween this port and Hawaiian ports
some shipping men believe the gov
Onment should allow the company to
ain their ships and use the German
vessels recently seized at various
ports for troop ships. The Matson
company has not received any notifi-
cation OF the intended action by the
government according to ITS Ufficixfs.e
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The steamer Kilauea discharged the
following freight yesterday from Kona
and Kau ports: 1900 sacks Hawaiian
Agricultural sugar, 2419 sacks Hutch
inson sugar, IS IL sacks coffee, $40
sacks ava, Is sacks pumpkins, lis
sacks charcoal, 43 bales sisal, II
punches bananas, Is cases pears,
seven cases watermelons, seven bar
rels pears, two barrels watermelons,
/ cases fruit, four pieces koa timber,
SO pieces lumber, two autos, three
cows, three calves, SO loose pigs, 35
crates chickens, one crate turkeys,
one crate ducks, nine crates pigs, So
quarters beef, II dressed pigs, 4S
bundles hides, five barrels wine.
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PASSENGERS EXPECTED

BY str. Manoa, from San Francisco,
August S.-Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Link,
later, R. H. Hammonds, Mrs. A. C.
Cottrell, Mrs. Annie Lycett, Mrs. Ken
nett, Mrs. Duffey, Harry H. Stone,
Fred SackwitZ, Dr.. Samuel Zeldun,
C. J. Lobdell, Walter F. Edwards, F.
E. Scott, Miss Maude Woods, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Youtz, Miss Amanda G.
Oshlo, Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Ellis, Mrs.
A. C. Rattray, Mr.. and Mrs. May B.
Veris, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. thinner
man, Mrs. C. C. Graves, Lawrence
Sloan, Charles Sauers, Mrs. Cath
crime w. Sauers.
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THE NEXT MAILS
Coast Orient and Colonial

Coast, Orient and Colonial
Mails will arrive as follows:
From San FranciscO-Manoa, to-
morrow.
From Yokohama and Orient-Siber-
ia Maru, August II.
From Sydney-Makura. August l..
Mails will depart as follows:
For Yokohama and Orient-Persia
Maru, August Il.
For Sydney-Niagara, August Is.
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HARBOR NOTES

The schooner Beulah arrived yester
day from Grays Harbor with Honolulu
cargo.
The Mexican is due to leave San
Francisco tomorrow for Honolulu. She
is expected to arrive here on the 18th.
There were AIS sacks OF sugar left
in the Punaluu warehouse after the
Kiauea shipment reports Purser Shell
don. The Honuapo warehouse is
cleaned out.
The American Hawaiian steamer
Texas will leave Kahului for Hilo to-
OF $4,000 tons OF sugar and sail for
San Francisco on August II.
The following freight was dis.
charged yesterday by the steamer
Mauna Kea from Hilo and Lahaina:
Four autos, two cows, 46 cases fruit
Is sacks cabbage, 81 bundles hides,
300 sacks sugar, 554 sacks ava, 290
packages sundries.
Work of dredging the waikiki side
Of the outer Honolulu harbOr entrance
was started yesterday by the Hawaii
an Dredging Co. When completed the
entrance will be straight, instead OF
having an abrupt bend at buoy as
now
The T. X. K. liner Kiyo Maru is due
off port tomorrow. She will not come
into Honolulu harbor, but will receive
pratique outside and continue on to
Hilo where $50 tons OF cargo will be
discharged, before she sails for San
Francisco and South American ports
The big steam schooner Whining
ton, now in port, is seeking a cargo
for transportation to the mainland
The vessel came here from Hilo to
secure fuel OIL as there is a scarcity
Of that product in the Hawaii port
The Wilmington discharged over
100000 feet of lumber in Hilo.
The Union S. s. company's steamer
Tarawera is now running as a cargo
boat on the New Zealand coast. The
whole Of the passenger accommoda-
ton fore and aft has been cleared out,
with the exception of portion of the
forward end of the poop, which has
been arranged for q very handsome
mess room for the officers and engi.
neers. AS the Tarawera is now ar
ranged she has a total measurement
capacity under matches of 110,27O
cubic feet, or, in other words, she can
carry 2205 tons of cargo. In conse-
quence of the alterations the vessels
tonnage has been slightly altered. Her
gross tonnage as passenger ship was
zoos, but as now arranged the YES
sells gross tonnage is 1898, and her
registered tonnage 1240.7 tons.
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News was received in Sydney on
July "a that a derelict vessel has been
sighted between Fiji and Sydney. No
particulars are given, but the general
opinion is that the vessel is. the Wal
totara, one of the Union s. 8. COM
pany's cargo steamers, which was
abandoned on fire south of New Gale
donia while on her passage to Sydney
from the Pacific Coast, says the Sgd
ney Telegraph.