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Territory of Hawaii.
Board of Commissioners Of Agricul,
ture and Forestry


Board of Commissioners of Agricul-
ture and Forestry
Rule w, Division of Forestry.
The Board of Commissioners of Ag-
riculture and Forestry hereby makes
the following rule and regulation for
the protection of bird, animal and
vegetable life on certain islands of
the Territory of Hawaii.
Section lit is unlawful for any
person to hunt, trap, capture, wilfully
disturb or kill any bird or any animal
of any kind wL-tever, or to take, in
jure or destroy the eggs of any bird,
or to cut, chop, burn, injure, or de-
stroy any vegetation on the islands
of Moku Manu-, Moku Lua, Popoia,
Manana, Kaonikaipu, Mokuhooniki
and Kappa, except as authorized by
written permit from the Superinten-
dent of Forestry.
Section 2. The going on or being
upon said islands with intent to de-
stroy, modest, disturb, or tnjure any
bird, animal or vegetable life thereon
without written permit from the Su-
perintendent of Forestry is forbidden
and declared to constitute trespass
punishable by fine.
Section 8. Any person violating the
above rule shall be guilty of mis-
demeanor and upon conviction there
of shall be punished by fine not to
exceed Five Hundred Dollars ($5O0),
as provided by Section 529, Revised
L.ws of Hawaii of 1915.
This rule shall take effect upon its
approval by the Governor of Hawaii
Approved this 28th day Of July, 1917
LUCIUS E. PINKHAM,
Governor of Hawaii.
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii
6853-Aug. l, 3, 6.
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The premises conveyed by said
mortgage and to be sold are as fol-
lows:
All that certain piece or parcel Of
land situate, lying and being at IA
pahulu, Waikiki, City and County Of
Honolulu, Island of Oahu, Territory
Of Hawaii, and being Lot. No. %,
Block Sc of the tract of land
known as the Kapahulu Tract as
shown on Map filed in the Office Of
the Registrar of Conveyances in said
Honolulu as Map No. 55.
Said premises containing an area
of 5000 square feet, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Dated Honolulu, T. H., July 20, 1917.
LEVERS & COOKE, LIMITED.
BY S. NJ. LOWREY,
It's Treasurer.
6843-July 20, 81. Aug. 3, 10.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH NEWS.
BRITISH AIRMEN SMASH
TEUTONS IN BATTLE
ASSOCIATED Press By q s. Naval Conmunt
SAFyirl


cation Servtce)
BRITISH HEADQUARTERS, Elan
Gers, Aug 3.-For bProism, for spec
tacuiar daring and fer effectiveness
the work of the British royal flying
corps in the battle Of Tuesday over
the Flemish marshes surpassed any.
thing that has yet been witnessed in
the entire course OF the war. The air
men led the advance, fought back the
German flyers and decisively defeated
them, engaged the German infantry
and from the air smashed up nest
after nest of machine guns, assisting
in the most valuable way the success
of the British infantry and enabling
victory TO be won at a surprisingly
small cost
Twelve German planes wer" downed
and three British fliers failed TO re.
turn TO their base.
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NO CLUE TO LYNCHERS
OF !. w. w. LEADER
assoc ated Press by O. s. Naval Communi
cation SerVicel

(ASsoc:ated Press by q. S. Naval CommunL
cation Servicel
BUTTE. Montana, Aug. 3.-\o clues
to the identity of the vieilantes who
lynched the |. ". W. leader have vet
been obtained by the police or county
officials. 1t is understood that Miss
Rankin. the woman congressional rep
resentative is seeking federal aid in
tracing them.
The situation here was consider
ably clarified yesterday and last
night Guardsmen continue to keep
order and no further trouble is now
expected to grow out of the affair.
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RESOLUTION NO. II.

Be il resolved by The Dt~rd Of Su
pervisors of the City and County Of
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii. that
the sum of Two Thousand, Five Hun
dred Dollars ($2,5O000), be, and the
same is hereby appropriated out OF
all moneys in the Permanent Improve
ment Fund of the Treasury Of the City
and County of Honolulu for an &C
count to be known as Construction
New Sidewalks, Kalakaua Avenue
Seawall and Makee Island.
introduced by
CHAS. N. ARNOLD,
Supervisor.
Date of Introduction:
Honolulu, Hawaii, July II, 1917.
Approved this LIST day of August
A. D. 1917.
JOSEPH J. FERN,
Mayor, City and County of Homo,
lulu, T. H. 6S54-Aug. 2, 8.
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MORTGAGES NOTICE OF INTEH-
TON TO FoREcLoSE> AND OF
FORECLOSURE SALE.

Pursuant to and in accordance with
the power and authority contained in
that certain mortgage made July IS
1915. by MARY X. MOOKINI and
HAENA NJ MOOKINI, her husband
to OLIVER G. LANSING, which mort
gage is recorded in the office of the
Registrar of Conveyances in Homo
lulu. T. H.. in Liber 459 at page 81.
The undersigned, Levers & Cooke,
Limited, the assignee Of said mort
gage. gives notice and notice is here
by given that it, said Levers & Cooke,
Limited, Mortgage Assignee, intends
TO foreclose said mortgage for con-
ditions broken, to-wit: non-payment OF
principal and interest.
Notice is likewise given that the
property conveyed by said mortgage
will be advertised for sale and will
be sold at public auction at the Auc'
ton Rooms of the James F. Morgan
Company, Limited, Star-Bulletin Build
ing. IFS Merchant street. Honolulu,
T. H.. on Saturday. the first day OF
September, 1917, at II o'clock noon
on said day.
Terms Of Sale: Cash in L. S. Gold
Coin; deed at expense of the purchas,
er, to be prepared by the attorneys
of the Mortgage Assigne.
For further particulars apply at the
office of Levers & Cooke, Limited, or
at their attorneys, Castle & Withing'
ton, in said Star-Bulletin Building
Dated Honolulu, T. H., July 20, 1917.
LEVERS & COOKE, LIMITED,
Mortgage Assignee.
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PouNDMAsTER's NOTICE

Impounded on July %, one red ant
white steer, brand "33" on hip. tt
be sold at public auction at Kalih
pound or August 4, 1917, at 11:3(
O'Clock, 1850 Quick ave.
E. J. GAY, Poundmaster.
6S54-2t
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RESOLUTION NO. u.

Be it resolved by the Board Of Su,
pervisors of the City and County of
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that
the sum of One Thousand Dollars
($1,0O0.00), be, and the same is hereby
appropriated out of all moneys in the
General Fund of the Treasury of the
City and County of Honolulu for an
account to be known as Purchase City
and County Engineer Automobile.
introduced by
CHAS. N. ARNOLD,
Supervisor.
Date OF Introduction:
Honolulu, Hawaii, July II, 1917.
Approved this LIST day of August
y. D. 1917.
JOSEPH !. FERN,
Mayor. City and County OF Homo,
!ulu. r. H. 6854-Aug. 2, 3,
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CASTRO UNDER OATH
TO BEHAVE HIMSELF

ASSOCIATED Press by o. 3. Naval Communi
cation Se1vice)
HAVANA. Cuba, Aug. 3.-Cipriano
Castro, former premier of Venezuela
and who has so frequently stirred up
political ferments in his native coun-
try arrived here yesterday. He was
not permitted to depart until he de-
MED under oath that he had an in
tention OF fomenting or seeking to
foment any instruction in Venezuela
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii
At Chamberlain Divorce-Korin
Fukusako, Libellant, VS.. Gennosuke
Fukusako, Libellee.
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MORE MILLIONS LOANED
TO STRICKEN BELGIUM

ASSOCIATED Press by q. s. Naval commun1
cation Serv1ce)
WASHINGTON, D. c., August g.
An additional loan of $2,500,000 was
made to Belgium yesterday for war
purposes.
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Whats this army draft one hears
so much abUut?"
a lot of congressional hot air.
Cornell Widow.
MACS story sounded ridiculously
improbable, didn't it,"
Worse than that-it sounded like a
movie plot"-Life
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At the meeting of the tarbor board
yesterday, W. R. Hobby, chairman
was instructed to secure estimates
and other data looking to the build
ing of the SIS, 600 wharf at Hama, Maui.
Commissioner Wakefield pointed out
during the discussion that it would be
several months before the loan fund
money will be available in all prob
ability and thought it we'll to get pre-
liminary work done to avoid delay
later.
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DAYLIGHT Saving
BEFORE nation

In order that it may know how ev'
cry part of the United States and its
possessions stand on the daylight saw
Ing plan before the Daylight Saving
Bill comes up for passage, Congress
has asked the representatives to as
certain the feelings of the people and
Kuhio Kalanianaole, delegate from
Hawaii, has wired the following cable
to the local chamber cf commerce:
Chamber Commerce, Honolulu.
What view Of business men includ'
ing Hawaii on Daylight Saving Bill
now pending before congress?"
In reply Raymond c. Brown, secre'
tary, wired:
"Views some divided. Meeting cham.
Der 18th. Can hearing be deferred
18th awaiting our views?"
This is very llmping verse;" said
the editor.
YES" replied the poet; you Will
observe it's about the wounded in the
present war"-Boston Transcript.
World's cresset., 1917-07-12
ITEMS BY THE B. B.

We are having fine W weather at
present writing.
Wheat and hay cutting seems
TO be the order of the day now.
We'll the people in this vicinity
mas been blowing corn for the
past few days.
Well we had a good citing
out in the grove Sunday ont in
front Of where Mrs, McCraw
lives and there was a nica little
'croud there.
Granima Larson who has been
very sick is getting so she can
be up again.
Miss Ce'ea and Freada and
Eathej McCraw called on Mrs
MacCa|aSter Sunday evening.
James Smith Lrid McCalaster
Lnther Parminter Carl Hearn
taken rioner with the McCraw
bows s ,n,iav.
Mr.. .jimhoNrv Haun and wife
spent S11A'v With Uncle Five
Miller aad vile and reported 6
rice time
We uu2rr,t stand that James
McCraw is working 70" all Perry
this week
Miss Ruth !iearnen and Mis-.
dazel Wedge taken dinner will
Miss Secil liolt Sunday.
Well Correspondents wake III
and come with your items for
haven't seen no items in the dea
little CREsSET for some time s.
lets wake np and get busy.
SO If ths misses the wais
basket | ri!N come again
World's cresset., 1917-07-12
NO APPLE FOR ADAM

The convention OF the natural
American Language association 1
at New Haven Conn. did not act 4
tie the other day whether Ev i
handed Adam lemon in th 4
garden OF Eden. but it decide,A
that not withstanding the Kin, y
James version it was no apple.
says a special dispatch to the
New York Times. Professor
Oliver johnson of Leland Stan.
lord university did not appear
to to read his paper, but sent it.
He said that an apple is strictly
a fruit of the temperate zone
while the Garden of Eden was
IN the tropics.
Accardine to a legend wildly
diffused nediaevai and modern
iteratue, says Paof. johnson,
the name of the fruit that Adam
and Eve we're forbidden to eat
was the Apple. The object of the
present study is to try to show
that this legend owes it's origin
to the difference between the
OF Latin pomum. fruit in general
and its French dirivative, pomme
tboth forms having been useed in
describing the forbidden fruit.
In the vulgate the fruit is de.
signated by fructus. However
Ambrusius Ausbertus uses DO.
mum in referrin to this fruis,
and in the old French descrip.
tions of the Garden of Eden
fructus is placed by pomme."
! Trusting to the judgement of
our readers we pass to our next
lsubject.
World's cresset., 1917-07-12
TEE C3EssET.
FOUNTAIN GROVE MO,
+ +, D. No 3. Caud!e Grove
LOCAL LORE.

Mr.. Z. j. Swing paid the Ed
a business trip on last Tuesday
Eve.
We saw Mr.. Noah Ellison and
wife taken an Auto ride on last
Sunday.
Berry picking time is now bu.
unless il rains soon, the crop
will be short.
Wheat and oats harvest is
about over and next is hay har.
vest
We are having quite a dry
spell in this part of the country
appearantly rain is afar off,
People can build up neigh.
borhocd ov a united effo"t, but
divisions will tear any neighbor'
hood down.
There is friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah Ellison visiting With
them this week while op their
way to Penn.
The Ed is thinking of holding
a meeting at Batesville Ark.
soon. as there are some there
wanting him.
Hon. Thomas l.. Ruby's
speech in the House of Repre-
sentative on June the Goth. 1917
Is worth the while OF every man
reading it.
The meeting on last Sunday
held by the Ed, at grove on
what is known as the Miller
farm near the Zuvers farm was
well attended and there was
1ne meeting. And meeting ap
p,inted 1T the same place On 22no
when there will be a Sunday
School organized.
We think it is time when {
good people should unite in one
grand effort to SAVE THE
WASTE and bring to a close the
great distress on vhe nations b,
a Universal Bible Socialism
AND WIN THE WAR for au1i
versal Democracy.
Mr.. James Wilson reports
chat in honor of his birthday, h.
was treated to a line dinner ir
'cluding his wife and family by hi
mother, Mrs. Gregory at Nol
wood on last Sunday. And Mrs
Berry done grea, part in gel
tiEg up the dinner.
World's cresset., 1917-07-12

Because they provoked his
spirit, so that he spake unadvi.
sedly with bis lips.
They cid not destroy the nat
ions concerning whom the Lord
commanded them.
Put were mingled among the
heathen and learned their works
And they served their idols:
which were q snare unto them
Yea, they sacrificed their sons
and their daughters unto devils,
And shed innocent hlood.
even the blood OF their sons and
Of their daughters whom they
sacvificed unto the idols of Gan.
naah and tho land was rnl,uted
with blood" Psalms l0e-38-
38)
The reader that wants the
truth cannot help but see the
mighty gulf that was fixed he.
tween these two people. II one
was to say they did not see any
difference thev would have to
make God out partial cod. For
In the frat place It matters not
how much the Israelites would
violate the command Of cod he
would go after them and plead
with them for be Saws all the
day long have ] stretched forth
my hand unto a disohedient and
a gain saying people: But on
the other hand yor cannot sea
any where or at any time that
cod plead with the ether pee.
pie ne would not let them come
into the congregation of the
lsraeltes until the third genera,
tion.
J This would show q partial
God If these people all came
from one man: We do hone
that the reader NAV consider
.|wen, and comprehend the pre.
clous facts contained in the len.
son that We have presented to
them in order to see what the
o forbidden fruit was, which was
3 the aborninable thing originating
. through the tree of knowledge of
d good and evil. the great Assy.
ran that was In the garden Of
1 sod that could not be hid, he
who was wiser than Daniel so
much so, that no secret could
they hide from him.
Wherefore let US believe that
. ~ .'ou mas said teach them tc
e ooserve all things whatsoever |
l l'ave na commanled YOU, for they
}, ;ne a,e new and fresh every morn
= ing ing. and night. to every one that
:. uelieveth. ", And now dear readers
!, we ask you to compare what VIC
d nave given you with The following
II ffrllcie as we have clipped i,
Or rom the pages of the Springfield
,p republican of Jan. 12 1907.
~ NO APPLE FOR ADAM
World's cresset., 1917-07-12
A Series Of
Sermons.
9th, Ser mon.
The Forbidden Fruit, Or The
Abominable Thing
Continued from page 3.


prince of Tyrus Thus saith the
Lord God because thine heart is
lifted up and thou has said | am
a God | sit in the seat of Goo in
the midst of the seas yet thou
art man and not God though
thou set thine heart AS the heart
of COD. Behold thou art wiser
than Daniel there is no secret
that they can hide from thee
(Ezek. 29-2 81
Now we must ask was this
man in the garden of Eden?
Well the best thing for US to do
is to let the word speak. Please
| read.
Thou hast beel in Eden the
garden of ODD: ever Y precious
stone was thy covering, the
sard,us, topaz and the diamond
the berry,, the onyx, and the jasp-
err the sapphire. the emerald
and the carbuncle, and gold: the
workmanship Of thy taorets aud
of thy pipes was prepared In
thee in the DAY that thou vast
created.
Thou art the anOinted chefub
that coveretE, and | have set the
so thou vast upon the holy
mountain of God thou hast walk
ed up and down in the midst Of
the stones of FIRE,
i Thou vast perfect in thy ways
| from the day that thou was
created till inlquity was founc
lin thee " (Ezek: % -13 Is
In the 2S--3 we have a mai
that was wiser than Daniel therl
! was no secret, that they coult
hide from him, This man W,
learn was in the garden of God
This Is spoken in the 13 v. vol
= will find in connection with tn
IL V. that this character was O
Gods work of Creation and coul'
not Of had any reference to tn
Adam in the garden.
For there was more people i
the garden than the formed ma
Adam who were called tree
Pleas e read,
s The ceders in the garden {
:. G)d could not hide him the Fl
Y trees were not like his bougt
e and the chestnut trees were ne
like bis branches nor any tree
\ the garden of God was like un,
" him in his beauty
e | have made him fair by tt
multitude If his branches {
n that all the trees Of Eden tn
u were in the garden of Gr
envied hiu4." Geek. SIS --9)
9 Tnere is no one thai can read th
but what will have to say tn
~ there was people in the gard,
N besides the man Adam who &,
W called trees. Ano there is o.
snecial one referred to as bel,
le riser than Daniel. that the
'e was no secret that they cou
a hide from him. This man WI
out any doubt Was the tree
eS the kno Wedge Of good and ey
~ And this tree was lhe forbidd
fruit that Eve pertook OF. A
IS thai which became the abom
IN able thing: Tor God said to Ada
the man he had formed af,
M tine seventh day; concerning Il
tree I'm the day thou eat there
AZ thou shalt surely die" And
was this that God had referer
ist to when he said we have, mad
covenant with death and agr
World's cresset., 1917-07-12

l
and the resurrection from the
lead neither marry. nor are
given in marriagelSt. Luke 20
81 --35) t.
Then we must understand that
there could be no angels come
from heaven and marry the
daughters OF men here Tn earth
For Christ said there was none
but those of this world was given
in marriage. The second proposi
tion that IL was the good pias
christians of those early days
IS also false, For a good pias
christian does not commit such
abominabIe things that displeas
es God.
Although, we have just such
good pias christians. in this day
and age of the world. Trampl-
ing the mercy of God under
their feet every day shame on
such pias christians. Those
early day christians, was the
descendants of the formed man
minglipg with the descendants
of the created man which we
say was the forbidden fruit, or
tree OF the knowledge of good
and evil.
Again we must turn the
reader to another circ umstance
which shows the forbidden fruit
"For they have taken OF their
daughters for themselves and
for their sons so that the. holy
seed have mingled themselves
with the people of those lands
yea the hand of The primo Is and
rulers hath beer chief OF this
respass. EZRA 9--2)
Here is another circu m stance
similar to the one recorded In
Gen. 6 ch. and do set forth the
forbidden fruit or the abomin
able thing. You see here it is
stated that the holy seed
have mingled them selves with
the people of those lands, Tn Is
brought forth death every ii me
as God said that it would. to the
man Adam in the garden. Bui
we must &c still further ant
have you read this script ure.
In those DAYS also saw
Jews thai married wives of AS
hdod of Anmon and of Moat
And their children spake half
in the speech of Ashdod and
could not speak in the Jew,
language but according to th'
language of each people. Ane
l contended with them and ours
ed them and smote certain o
, them and plucked off their hal
t and made them swear by CO.
, saying, Ye shall not give you
:, daughter unto their sons nc
u take their daughters unto you
e sons or for yourselves. Neh.
b -23--24-25
How could anything be made
/. palmer than this: here
. the forbidden fruit set forth l,
plain language with the deaf
II penalty attached to 1t The onl
8 thing that had a universal deaf
sentence placed upon it. An
Il this mining God never intan.
b ed that they should DO. For
- says that such thing nevt
came ioto his heart Please rea
And they have built the higl
it places OF Tophet which Is in IL
Of valley of the son of Hinnom,
h burn their sons and their da
ghters in the fire which I CO.
'r manded the not neitrer came
ID into my heart" lJer. 7-31,)
at And vet he goes further ar
Of says thar It neyer came into b
10 mind that they should do tn
=, abolDinable thing, P,ease read.
10 They have built also the his
IL places of Baal to burn their sol
of with fire FOR burnt offerings u
il TO Baal which | commanded n
y nor spake it neither come it in
49, my mlud;' (Jer. 19-5.l
~ Here is the abominable thil
as and the forbidden fruit. 1t w
re not the intention with God tn
as the formed man or his desce
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was spoken to
Noah a descendent OF the formed
man. after he had crossed the
flood; in this language.
But flesh with the life thereof
which is the blood thereof shall
ye not eat.
And surely your blood of your
lives will I require it, and at the
hand of every beast will l re.
quire it, aud at the hand of man,
at the hand of every mans
brother will eYuire the life of
man.
Whose >heddeth mans blood
by man shall his blood be shed
tor in the image of God made he
man." (aen. Cd -6)
This condemnation is in
essence the same as the one
given to THE man Adam. For we
understand that death was to
follow in both sayings. And
there is no mistake but what
death did follow in every instance
wherever this declaration of God
was violated. I'm the day thou
eat there of thou shalt surely
die" for flesh with the life
thereof when the man Adam eat.
death followed in his wake. And
so it did. when the sons Nf God
tood the daughters of men as it
reads.
And the Lord said. I will de-
stroy man whom l have created
from the face OF the earth both
man and beast, and the creeping
thing and the fowls of the air for
it repehteth me that | have made
them. (tien.6-0
You will see by the reading
of the following scripture why 1t
was that God sad that be woull
destroy man who be had created
Please read,
And it came to pass, wher
men began to multiply on ths
face of the earth, and daughter.
were born Unto them.
That the sons of God saw th,
,, daughters of men that they wer'
: fair; and they took them wiye
of all which they chose,
= Aud the Lord said, My spiri
shall not always strive with ma
Z, for that he also is 1ash, yet hi
days shall be an hundred an
twenty years.
There we're giants in the cart
in those days; and also after ths
when the sons Of G)d came i
Il un2o the daughters of men an
, they bare children TO them til
same became mighty men whic
u were of old men of renowp,
r And God saw that the wicke,
5 ness of man was great in tt
u earth and that every imaginatit
q of the thoughts Of his heart WI
% only evil continually.
Ard it repented the Lord th'
IT, he had made man on the ear
10 and it grieved him at his heart
~ (Gen. 6-1 It'd
"a You cannot help but see that
was great curse for the sons
IS God to mingle in mirage WI
a' men: This we say was the f,
IL oidden fruit. Aud death follow,
~ by the food. The minds of gre
le men are divided on the iGea
" who the sons of God, was, son
le of them say that it was anEe
10 from heaven, others say that
vi was the good pias christians
u those early days. The latter
H. the general received opinic
en- The first, probably, that it "
nd angels from heaven is false
n angels do not marry neither a
IN they given in marriage as it "