davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
z NOWEGO York;, n. Y.

w nicdlugim czasie nastQpi w No
wynn YOrku Otwarcie Bazaru Allan
tow.
DzieG Ago grudnia naznaczOnO jake
.,Dzien PolSki". P~rzybcdzie wowczas
Kapela Polska pod kierownictwem p.
Tadcusza WrOnSkiegO, a jestto zeSp0f
TAX Swietny, re koncert tel kapeli wy
wrze niezawodnie niezmierne wrazenie
ma wszyStkich, kt6rzy obecni beda ma
tym Bazarze, vice i ma ObCych, a ma
opinii Obcych zalezy nam niezmiernie.
Wszelkie skiadki i fanty nalezy mad
sylac pod adresem PAM Heleny Pad
rewskiei, hotel Gotham, r6g ulicy 3Jtej
i Fifth ave-, New York, City, \. Y.
- Wielki Bazaar Wszech-P Olski ma
Armie Polska i M Sieroty Polskie Cd
bcdzie sic W Nowym Yorku %staraniem
PAM Heleny P~aderewSkiej W poScie
przysziego roku.
Prace a%gitacyjna ola ziaczenia wszyst
kich sill polSkich w urzadzeniu tego
przedsiewziecia juz rozpoczeto z wielka
energia.
WSzystkie polskie towarzyStwa oraz
organizacye W Nowym YOrku i okolicy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
Y BUFFALO, N. Y.

- Dnia 15go BIN. K~ancelarya BIZ
skupia ogiosila zmiany W ducho-
wienstwie dyecezyalnem, kt6re jed
max ME dotycza polskich kap}an6w.
So tylko dwie nominacye ma asys-
tent6w niedawno wyswieconych ksie-
zy polskich W Seminaryum Polskiem
W Orchard Lake, Mica, a mianowi-
Gle: ks. Leon Wojciechowski
naczony ma czwartego asystenta W
parafii p. W. Sw. Stanisiawa / ks. Jan
Melinski ma drugiego asystenta W
parafii p. W. sw. Wojciecha. Wymie-
nieni kaplani objeli juz obowiazki
duszpasterskie.
Ola parafii obconarodowych "a
mianowano IL nowo wySwieconych
kap}an6w. Ma liScie ich niema Pola-
k6w. Easily take liczne zmiany co
do proboszcz6w, lecz one ME doty-
GA parafii polskich.
Og}oszono take r~enominacye 6
konsultor6w dyecezyalnych, pomie--
dry kt6rymi znajduje sic jeden pred
stawiciel duchowiehstwa polskiego,
mianowicie ks. Franciszek Kasprzak,
proboszcz parafii p. W. Przem1enle-
mia Panskiego. Nazwiska reszty kon-
sultor6w So nastepujaCe:
Monsignor N. H. Baker 2 Lacka-
wanna, monsignor P. ]. Cannon 2
Lockoprt, monsigor j. D. Biden, ks.
f. Kolb / ks. ]. ]. Nash.
Inspektorem szk6f parafialnych
zosta1 ks. Franciszek Kanaley, byiy
proboszcL W Angelica W miejsce ks.
Gibbonsa, kt6ry naznaczony zostai
ma proboszcza parafii p. W. sw. Te-
resy.
- Ia indultem, udzielonym
przez OLGA Sw., o;iemnia}y miodzie-
nice otrzyma W Buffalo q rak ks. BIZ
skupa Dougherty S~wiecenia kaplah--
skie.
Jest MIN Henryk j. Washing, kto-
nv stracii wzrok W pazdzierniku
1910 w Kollegium Kanizyusza wsku-
TEX wybuchu chemikaliow, gdy "
laboratoryum kollegialnem byf zaje-
ty PREY studyach chemii.
o lie wiadomo, jestto pierwszy
wypadek W dziejach KoSciola, ably o.
ciemnia}y byI ~Swiecony ma kaplana,
DO prawo kanoniczne ~wyraznie pre-
pisuje, re jedynie fizycznie zdrowi
moga przyjmowat %Swiecenia.
Kleryk ten naleay do Zgromadze-
mia 90. Jezuit6w, ma ksiedza zakon-
nego ksztalcil sic przez lat II. w
zwyklycn warunkach bylby wyswle-
cony W roku 1914.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
z n. Y.

R0wniei i POlSkie StOwarZySze-
aie Kupc0w i Przemyslowc0w zajeio sic
sprawl Armii POlskiej.
Ma ~posiedzeniu dnia 1890 b. m. pre-
dewszystkiem uchwalOnO zajac sic O.
chotnikami. kt6rzy dnia 1890 b. m.
mieli wyjechac do ObOzu.
u kasy wyaSygnOwanO % dOlar6w
ma Armic. W drOdze skfadek dObrowOl-
uych zlozonO Okoio pictnaStu dolar6w,
tax. &c funduSz ten p~owiekszOny 70
stall do 10 dolar6w.
Kupcy r6wniei uchwalili wziaG IL
dzial dnia 1890 b. IN. W uroczysto$-
ciach pozegnania OchOtnik6w / wyma-
szerOwali 2 mimi z DOmu PolSkiego ma
u~abozeGstwO, pOczem zebrali sic W Do
mu Polskim i TAME wSp6lnie z ochot-
uikami obiad spozyli, ponoszac jego
kOszta.
Pc Obiedzie ochotnicy / kupcy wy
ruszyli do Sr6dmieScia i do dwOrca kO
lei zelaznej, zegnajac W ten SpOs6b cd
ieadzajacych do Kanady O~chotnik6w
Armii Polskiej.
Dalej uchwalonO urzadzic w~ycieczke
do ObOzu do Kanady i ObranO przySziQ
srode "a dzien MISUNDERSTANDING.
Wyjazd nastapi z rama. Kupcy uda'
dza sic do obOzu W automObilach, "a
bierajac re soba mniej sz~cze$liwych,
kt6rzy ME posiadaja nmaSzyn" Was
uych.
Slowem, poStanowili panowie kupcy
Eaiac sic O~chotnikami, Oraa Armia Pol
ska i ME pOskapia swej piracy ma rzecz
bohaterw, w~alczacych "a wOlnO$c o.
czyzny.
w wyiSzym sadzie wydany zOstal
werdykt przez lave przysiegiych W pro,
cesie, jaki w~ytOczy}a matka Bernardo
Rogowskiego przeciw LudwikOwi Bill,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
II ALBANY, n. Y.

- w czwartek, dnia 29go listo-
pada br., rozpocznie sic W hall sw.
Kazimierza W Albany, n. Y, VIII.
Sejm Zwiazku Wojsk Polskich. Sejm
trwaG bedzie do niedziell, dnia Ego
grudnia. Program otwarcia Sejmu
przedstawia sic tyczasowo jak ma
stepuje:
Czwartek, dnia 29go ~listopada -
o godzinie s. zebranie sic wszystkich
delegat6w w hall, skad wymarsz do
kosciola ma nabozenstwo. Solenna
msze Sw. odprawi miejscowy pro-
boszcz ks. Bartlomiej Molejkajtys.
Kazanie wypowie ks. proboszcz F.
Gostomski z Watervliet. Pc nabozeh-
stwie otwarcie Sejmu. Daisy pro-
gram zalezeG juz bedzie Cd Komisyi
~porzadku.
Zarzad z. W. P. tworza obecnie ma
stepujacy:
Prezes: St. Bulsiewicz, Newark,
n. j.
Naczelnik i kapelan: ks. A. Cor
ski 2 Amsterdam, N. Y.
Audytor: F. zienkiewicz, Jersey
City, n. J.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20

mu. O~Statccznie wladza d~yecezyalna
zwOIniia z ,przedu administrators pa
rafii Ks. DuzyGskiegO a przeznaczyia
tam jake prOboszcza ks. Jana Kopere,
lecz KOmitct parafialny znaczniejsza
czc$c parafian uczuia sic Obraaona | ks.
Kopery ME wpuszczOnO do plebanii i do
koSciola, DO sadzOno, re w ten spos6b
zmusza w&adzc ko&cielna do ustepstwa
ma rzccz ich upOdOban. KS. Kopera Cd
jechaf, lecz ks. biSkup by& nieugiety.
Ks. DuzyGski r6wniea sic usunal i pa
rafia pozostala bez opieki duchownej.
Ten stan widocznie s~przykrzy{ sic
wipkSzcj czeSci parafian i ma zadanie
ich wiadza duchowna pOSlafa teraz
ponownie jake prOboszcza Odrzuconego
p]oprzcdniO ks. Jana KOpere.
Powinszowac tego szczeSliwcgo "a
godzenia sporu i zyczyc jak najpomy$l
nieiszego rozwoju tel skOlatanej para
fii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
Madry rabin.

MlUdy Eliasz Parasol, szedf przez las
i widzia}, jak jakiS mySliwy zastrzeli{
jastrzebia.
- Co to jest, co pan zastrzelif? -
pyta mlody Eliasz.
- Jastrzab - powiada mySliwy.
Eliaszek powr6cif do domu i spyta{
swego rabina, co to jest jastrzab. Ra-
bin szuia1 pc swoich ~ksiazkach, ale ME
~znalaziszy mic, rzek}, ably sic pozbyc
k}opotu:
To jest take zwaryowane rybe.
- Rybe? alez jakto moze bye rybe?
Tn przeciez lata} W powietrzu.
- M, to jest wlasnie jcgO zwaryo-
wanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
Dobra ~odpowiedz.

Pewien obywatel podczas CRY W bi'
lard nastapi1 przez nieuwage oflcero'
wi ma noge i przeprosi{ go %grzecznie.
- Panic. - wrzasnal officer "a
kogo mnie pan masz?
Ia zacnego oficera - odpowie-
dzia} obywatel.
- A ia pana "a blazna! odrzekl
officer.
No, toSmy sic obaj pomylili! -
byla odpowiedz obywatela.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
POLACY WAMERYCE

liardowi o odszkodowanie "a Smierc
Syna.
Moca wyrOku sadu przysicgiych ma
tka otrzyma tytulcm odszkodowania
kwote $500.
Ma ROgowSkieSo najechaf Billiard
automobilem PREY ulicy Broadway /
Gold i zabii go na miejscu.
JesttO ~najmniejsza suma, jaka "a
wypadek &mierci sad przysiegiych przy
znaI W ostatnich pleciu latach W 81
die ~buffaloSkim.
Polacy ME majQ tegO SzczCScia, co
inni. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20

Panu Sylwestrowi uciekla iona. u
poczatku byi zmartwiony, potem pogo
dzi} sic z losem.
Mineio pol roku, iona powraca wresz
Gle skruSzona.
Ach, mezu! - VIOLA. - Czy mi
p~rzebaczysz, re Gle opuSci}am?
- ZeS mnie opusci1a - odpowie -
TO ci ~przebaczam, ale tego. zeS powr0-
CHA, nigdy Badz zdrowa 49,.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
Przyczyna ziego.

Lekarz: PAM bedzie Iaskawa pre-
dewszystkiem pokazac mi jezyk.
MAJ: A widzisz, jak to pan doktor
cd razu pozna}, gdzie u ciebie gl6wna
przyczyna wszystkiego ziegO.
PrzytOmny Zydek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
Przy kasie kOlejOwej.

Dziewucha Prose- o billet.
Kasyer: Dokad, p%anienko?
Dziewucha A pana co to obchodzi?
Kasyer: Jezeli nam dac billet, to mu-
SEE Wedziec dokad?
DzieWucha (ze zioscia) : Musisz pan
viedzieC? no to dobrZe. DO narzeczo-
nego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
Mniejsze ITO, zawsze lepsze.

MAJ: - To dziecko odbiera mi ca}y
spok6j swym krzykiem?
IONA - Czekaj chwilke, ia mu Ia
Spiewam, to usnie.
MAJ: - To juz lepiej daj spok0j,
MECH place.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
Inpika dZieClla.

SzeScioletni Tomcio zaczyna sic sam
ubierac.
Dlaczego przewracasz p%o1czosz-
Ike ma druga strone pyta go mama.
30 ma pawej jest dziura-brzmi
odpowiedz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
Zarty.
NIEPOROZUMIENIE.

- Czy ME widziala PAM gdzie mego
meza? Cd dw6ch godzin szukam go ma
daremnie...
- Wielkie rzeczy! ia cd dziesieciu
lat szukam meza i znalezc go ME moSe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
Lepiej sic p~rzyznaS.

"A: Wyobrai sobie, chcialem cd Ste
fana pozyczyc dziesieG dolar6w i ten
lajdak mi odm6wif.
B.: (uciekajac). I ia jestem lajda-
klein / ia jestem }ajdakiem.. =.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20

Zyd szedi przez lats, ujrzawszy will
ka, zacza1 celowac do niego kijem, mnie
maiac, re wilka odstraszy. Wtem mySli
wy ~strzeli{ z krakow i wilk pada. Hyd,
mySlac, re xii s~trzeli1, rzecze do siebie:
M, luz dwadziescia lat nam ten XII,
a ME wiedziafem, re nabity."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
Madra Ewcia.

Y. - PAM dobrodziejka, jak ivy
kle, sliczna + r0zowa - ale czemu E.
wunia tax blado wyglada?
Ewcia (placzac).- Bo mama to tyl-
ko siebie maluje, a mnie to nie!....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
Zgadki.

Ona: - o czem TAX marzysz, nal
drozszy?
On: - o tenn samem, co ty, mai
sfodsza.
Ona - Fe! Brzydk jestes!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
Prey zgodzie.

- Ia mala jestes ma niahke.
- o, prosze PAM, to przeciez lepiej.
Jak dziecko upuszcze z rak, to sic PREY
najmniej ME Zabije.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
Siuszna logika.

Dlaczego szynk 1 szynka maja je-
dnakowy zr6dIosi6w?
-Odpowiedz: - Aaa-no, DO szynki
pochodza 2 nierogacizny, a znowu W
szynkach ludzie zamieniaja sic W ME
rogacizne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
DObre o~bjaSnienie.

pa6ska jest silva, a wasy czarne?
- Coz w tenn dziwnego? Wszak wa
sy 50 O dwadziescia lat m1Odsze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20

otrzymaly juz badzto osobiste, badzto
listowne zaproszenie re strony PAM Pa
derewskiej do wziecia udzialu W tel
patryoytcznej piracy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-26
FlRIlOS FEEL
BETTER TOWARDS
WORK IN HAWAII
w. h. BabDitt Returns on Korea
and Tells of Conditions in
the Philippines

After g months absense on bus;.
ness in the Philippines, w. II. Babbitt.
assistant director CT the Hawaiian
Sugar Planters Association bureau
of labor and statistics, returned
hosite this morning in the Tenyo Maru.
He does not know how long he win
stay here but hopes il will be fer some
time. His report Of conditions in the
western islands labor. government,
var and social mattefs-is a cheerful
che.
Rabbit says conditions are more
settled now than for long time and
that the feeling between the American
born residents and the Filipinos never
was better. There was a prediction,
he says, about election time that the
islands would suffer without a Repub.
lic2n president bdI this does not now
seem 10 be the case.
The Honofnlan attended the last ses-
sion Of the Filipino legislature which
was the first TO meet under the new
aud less sliInited provisions of the
jones bill The Filipinos have an ex-
celIent president OF the senate and I
good speaker OF the house and under
theif leadership are enacting sane
legislation. II had been feared they
woald not
Speaking Of his own work, Eabbitt
declares that there is still considerable
difficulty in obtaining Filipino laborers
for Hawaii but not as much as for
merly encountered. Filipinos from
here going back with plenty of money.
good clothes and tales Of favorable
conditions have done much to erase
an erroneous impression of labor in
Hawaii and stories of hardships and
privations are being discounted by
Filipino publications
The present war scare has created
little excitement in the Philippines
relative to getting out of the country,
says Rabbit, for the chief reason that
there is no particular place to go where
the people would feel safer than they
do there.
The administration of Gov.-gen. Har-
fison is proving very satisfactory, ae-
cording to the Honolulan's report, and
some of those who were the most
radically opposed to the rights of the
Filipinos are now In favor Of giving
them more freedom
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-26
Sugar 5.64cts
Henry Materhouse Trust Co.,
Members Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange
Fort and Merchant Streets
Telephon 1908
TOXIC. STOCK COMPANY
MEMBERS TO HEAR FROM
MISS KAUFMAN OF JAPAN

An informal reception viii be held
at the y. w. C. A. this evening for
Hiss Emma Kaufman of Toxic, who
il recent arrival in Honolulu. Mem
bers OF the Toxic Stock Company, I'M
limited. are requested to be present.
Miss Kaufman will ten of the work
which is being carried on in Japan
and will give the members a detailed
account OF the work among the young
Japanese women. The reception will
take place at Z AS this evening at the
sssociatien auditorium.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-26
FEELS SURE OF
ISLAND SAFETY

Letters measuring prospective tour
lists Of the safety Of the trip to the Ha
waiian Islands and Of stay In the
islands have been sent out broadcast
from the mainland office of the Hawaii
Promotion Committee in San Fran
cisco. These letters carry comfort,
sj5le assurance td tourists already
here but who may have had thoughts
of hurTying their departure because oi
the threatening war conditions. In
part, the letters say:
We find that the political situation
has caused much uneasiness among
intending passengers for Honolulu and
In order that such uneasiness may be
allayed We have made specific inquir-
les of the war, navy and the state
departments, and we are able TO as
sure you on this authority that, even
should war be declared between this
country and Germany. it would not
affect the steamship lines operating
between the Pacific Coast and the Ha-
waiian Islands for the following rea.
sons:
..lal With large army and navy
personnel In the islands, American
steamers MUST be operated because
OF the necessity OF furnishing the serv.
ice with supplies.
ODD No submarine can operate on
the Pacific Ocean on account of the
absolute impossibility Of obtaining fuel
oil and other supplies.
Eel 1t is unreasonable to suppose
that raider would operate on the
Pacific when 1t could operate more eff
fectiyely on the Atlantic as its object
would be to prevent food supplies. etc,
reaching the Entente Allies
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-26
5|lppQ& S7lqlq|lpttNpu,
-FOUR R0ATS IN
MAKE PORT BUSY


This as a. extremely busy day for
tho port o. Honolulu.
Four boats came In all in a bunch.
They we're the Korea Maru from San
Francisco. the Tenyo Maru from Yoke
hama. the Dutch liner Vondei from
Amsterdam via the Canal and San
Francisco. ara the American motor snip
Astoria.
Tne last named vessel Is from Port
land with l. s00,0D0 feet Of lumber for
Port Prize. Australia. She came in for
fuel oil and Is evidently having some
trouble with her Diesel motors, as she
was towed II by the Matson tug Intre-
MD She Is 20 days out from Port
land
The T. X X liners were berthed at
Piers 6 and :. an unusual occurrence.
because IL Fl rarc thing to have two
OF the ia panese liners biggest and fast
est steamers IN port at the same time
from opposite DIRECTIONS within a few
hours OF each 0tffef The Te1yo en-
tered port, first the Korea following
her later in ffle morning
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-26
SCHOONER Make
$50. K. AGAIN

That the Oahu Shipping Company's
motor schooner James NAKED IL all
right again and Is working at Kailua
today IS stated in a wireless received
by the corporation this morning. from
Capt. John4T, Diggs of the vessel.
The message said the schooner Is
@. X. has freed her fouled propeller,
did not 20 ashore. and will arrive here
Friday morning from the Big Island.
There has been no damage whatever TO
the vessel which was disabled when q
line became fouled in her propeller. The
tug Printer went TO her assistance.
towing her into quiet water. where ma
tivci divers were able to untangle the
line from her wheel.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-26
MARKET QUIET;
STRONG IN SPOTS

notwithstanding mainland adyfces OF
the most optimistic tone relative 10 the
trend OF flfe sugar market. so opti1lls-
lie that bfokeEs spoke Of six cent
Sc gar being in sight. there was llttla
iuteTesI displayed in the local stock
marker. total sales being 4S5 shares In
time the market was rather spotted
There were Some advances and some
declines ana generally the sentiment
seemed to incline to better prices. Olaa
wins Ia Eva So. Waialua 30 q. Oahu
2SA. Hawaiian Commercial ~ and Pa
hang 20
ri Unlisted securities market was SINH
lar TO the regular market. There were
no sales or changes in Oil or Engels.
Mineral Products was in some de-
mand and sold up 10 81 cents. Montana :
Bingham was % cents and MADEIRA sold
Oft tos3T cents.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-26
ANNUAL MEETING
STOCKHOLDERS or SAN CARLOS
MILLING CO. LTD.

lsotice is given that the annual
meeting CT the Stockholders OF the
San Carlos Milling CO., Ltd. win be
he'd h the offices Of the company at
Jas. F. Morgan Co, Ltd, Merchant
sheet, Honolulu, Hawaii on Saturday,
Mach 81. 1917. at IL O'Clock a. m.
for the election Of a Board OF Direct
ers to serve for the ensuing year and
the transaction OF such other business
las may properly come before the
inc eting.
A. H. RICE.
Secretary.
Kerr su.u, .Iawt;, March 26, 1911.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-26
". II. AVERY Is
IN TENY0 MARl

Nex mai for san Francisco vii!
leave ~ 1-oselock tomorrow morning In
Tire I4hyd Beru. malls closing at the
poFtofflce AZ $50 a. ~. Among the
assistant general manager OF the Togo
Kfsen Kaisha and Mrs. Avery. lie has
been n the Orient FOR the last -four OF
fIrk months studyjug transportation
Mana sea John a. Rosseter Of the PACT
Ksrrn saiis D. ". Tomorrow.
Beeauae she has u large shipment OF
sseer nlaa maceinsry g load here for
rived from san Francisco this morning
4f3f not leave Tor Yokohama until 5
oelahk t0InorTow afternoon. She will
TAKE the next mail for the Orient. mails
rloHfnE at : D. m.
Heits " Isaris Tomorrow
The n. X ks Seiyo Maru wire
lssNsed IN today that, she VIII arrive at
daylight Tomorrow from South Amer
ira3l ports End San francisco. She has
several hundred tons OF nifrates for
this port wIfl dock al Pier 20 and
leave probably Thursday for the Orient
Matsonls On Timc
Al nc wir siess was received today
from the Mafson liner Matsonia Castle
a Cooke believe she will be off port
the first thing IN the morning, as Capt.
CharleS Peterson never sends In the
Ilme he Will arrive. unless he - late
i7s hsss d mail and $751; IONS OF cargo.
tor Boll0llilu. 1
Manor VIII Do Full
Afn0on tomorrow the MRtson steam.
or Manoa, Capt. Arthur l. S0ule. which
returned from Kahului at 9:45 this
morning, viii steam from Pier 10 for
san Ffancisoo. taking oct a full Fargo
and a capacity passenger list OF Is
persons Her outgoing cargo Will In
clude ITO tons Of sugar, 800. tons OF
buiE molaefes. 1900 cases OF canned
pines and conEidernbIe -pinuder' fmis-
celianeout fffikltt1 or which 10 tons
are from KaluipI alone.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-26
CAPT, IIlDALL
HAS new BERTH

TINT fhl Pacific Cable boards new
schooner Strathcona. now being built
"a sydney % take the place OF the old
ss ss@ 1870 exc wlI & sonsn sss
"a w Capt i. Il. IindalI. former mas
ter Of the British steamer Eestrel. ~
t11 news cohtaIned n letter received
fF a rsSsn 4 ~ q .i Mr. a,aas nsrcs
is for sydney. ne writes that the
plcl1o Tor him TO take eommand OF her
- May and that Il 4 expected she viii
about next July. she viii ply between
H0H0I0Iu and Tanning Island taking
&.|1Iies and material from this port
e re Britisn cable station there
Hyideniiy the voyage OF Captain TIM
0nI commanding the Japanese ink
fteafutr HQz1n MQfu on her voyage
from here g Nladixestck was s., neither
BET wfiies that several Of the. crew
members asked permission from him 20
shoot each other He told them to 80
hssa sa &c x9s , s sss them ssy fa whs
IS does not state
The 0okanf old master. Capt. r. Nc
KinnoI quit the vessel here and Capt.
IIn1oI signed on IN his place. He
took The vessel out from this port Al 2
4 ii after = partially new crew had been
signed ~ here to take the place OF Is
sailors who came near multiplying on
the roFoHc Of TIE steamer here from
South American nitrate ports.
0ozaD Sold 10 Manila Firm
Afttr ne discharged HIS nitrate cargo
at VIodIfoelok Captain Tindail was In
formed ~ the Gozeus Japanese owners
that they had sold her 70 q Philippine
shipping FIRM the steamer 20 be deliver-
ed IN Manila. The skipper conse-
ouenfIr took the Conan to the Philip
pines from her home port After turn
ing Der over 10 her new owners he left
for HonxkonG en- route TO Sydney.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-26

A school Of aviation win be estab-
lished in Lima. Peru. The govern
ment has passed law providing for
an annual appropriation OF s24,332 for
its maintenance.
The British steamer Tampico, bound
from Norfolk to Portland, Me- under
command of Captain Dunton, put into
Vineyard Haven, Mass. in a leaking
condition.
The House adopted measure ex-
tending the life Of the Federal War
Insurance Bureau until September,
1918 md e~prrnr:sting an additional
sl5,eao.eoo fol its use.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-26

Three DRINKS were in police court
on Saturday. H. Blaker, who has a
dishonorable discharge from the Unit.
ed States army in Manila. came back
for the second time in a few DAYS
and was fined SIS. john Lingman, an
oIdtimsr in col.rt, get q similar penal
ty. He is from Hawai-: and says he
win go back mex; week. George War
rem, who has been sailing in and out
of Honolulu for 36 years, said it was
his first offense and he was given a
sus pended sentence for three months.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-26
Monday. Narx.h -.

Between boards: Sales: 81 OIaa,
I4.75; 10 Oiah, Il.S11a az Ewa, 50; %
WaiaInn. 30.5.5, % Oahu Sugar, 2S.75; IS
session sales. 81, SO, &c OIaa, 1857 ~,
. Pahane. 20; so III. CD s., 10; 80 Oahu
Sugar, :S.02K
RUBBEP. PRICES.
AT the Singapore Rubber Auctions
held last week commencing Wednes-
day. plantation pate crepe realized 66.26
cents per pound.
The New York price for the cores
pondins date Was 50 cents.
Latest sugar enotatlon: % deg. test,
5.64 cts, or e112.S0 per ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-26

Both for acreage and production
sugar beets broke records In the
United States this year, about gfS,-
0O0 tons being grown on $4,000
acres OF land
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-26

Consul E. A. Wakefield, at Port
Elizabeth, South Africa. asserts that
office appliances from this country
are rapidly gaining favor in that
district.