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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-15
VICTIM IS REQUIRED
ASHUSBAND WATCHES

The body OF Mrs. Lottie brandon
went back to its grave today.
Following the autopsy at Emer-
gency Hospital last night, the body
was taken to Glenwood cemetery to-
day. and buried. with only valen-
tine Brandon, the husband. his
brother. Lorenz, and the undertaken
present
They followed the black hearse In
an automobile. while the body was
being lowered into the grave. tears
sprang to the husbands eyes while
the others looked away.
Brandon showed plainly the strain
OF the past week Dark circles lay
under his eyes and, despite his EFFORT
at self control, his hands trembled.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-15

thing passes out for all time from
this murder Investigation. may Il not
be possible that the mental image OF
Lottie Brandon As he last saw her.
smiling up into his face, kissing him
Ggood-by, with the light in her eyes
telling Of the great hoCe that she was
cherishing-may 10 not be that that
image will 50 persist that Val Bran
don will never rest, never let the Cu-
thorities rest. until they have an
swered Lottie Brandon,s last thought;
VIII there be no one to avenge my
awful death"
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ADVICE GIVEN BY
RS..HUMISTONLEDI
TO SOL WING CRIME

CONTINUED from Page one)
attempt to get a confession from
Snowden this morning.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-15
mrs. KINGS FOLKS
/. TOTAKEHERFROM
SCENE OF CRIME

entertaining grave Fears Tor the
health OF their daughter. Mrs. Thomas
A. King, who with her husband has
been repeatedly questioned by investi-
gators in connection with the Bran
don murder. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry q.
Isel, OF Dot o street northwest, are
going to Annapolis today to take
their daughter from the scene Of the
crime.
The Isels yesterday were At
Colonial Beach, where they have a
cottage, when told by a reporter for
The Times that a negro suspect had
been arrested.
Thank God the police have some
one they think did it." said Mr.. IseL
THAT should relieve Miriam and Tom
from the terrible strain under which
they have been laboring.
"If the questioning OF Miriam con-
tinued any longer. ! feel that my
daughter could not stand 1t. She Is
very highly strung, and the ordeal
through which she has been passing
may break down her strength"
Spent UnhapDy HourE-
From the time Of the arrival OF .
telegram from Earle, the only son Of
the Isel family, telling in an alarming
manner of Miriam's predicament, un-
til they were told of the negro's
arrest, the Isels spent unhappy hours.
The telegram urged them to has
ten to Annapolis at once. That was
all. Accident, illness, fire, even the
murder of their daughter fitted
through their minds. There was no
way they could reach the city i'm
mediately. The boat and train con-
nections from Colonial Beach to this
city are not Of the best. And so
they waited for further word.
Mrs. Isel was fast approaching q
state of nervous breakdown 1t was
not because OF fear of any implica-
lions Of the Kings that caused the
tense emotions. It was mother love
and father love for their daughter.
The delicate, sensitive nature Of Mir
lam was known minutsly to them
They feared the consequences Of the
third degree under which strong men
have weakened.
"The idea that Miriam or Tom
could know anything about the muir
der never entered our minds even as
q far removed possibility" declared
T..
health OF our daughter. Tom, We
thought, with his splendid strength
could withstand the severe question
ing.
Was weakening Rapidly.
Mrs. IseI, too. was weakening rap
idly under the strain. No one who has
not gone through a similar ordeal
can imagine what II means. We new
er slept at all last night It is only
now that we know the police have
some one upon whom the conse-
quences of crime may fall that we
are able to breathe again
1--WE realize that some one must
be questioned in a case OF this kind,
but we are heartily soEry, it was
Miriam. -
THE jealousy clue advanced by
some OF this investigators is to my
mind absurd. Tom. who went TO the
home they now occupy about two
weeks ago, never saw Mrs. Brandon
before that time. Miriam met her
the day she went to Annapolis
Monday, two days before the crime
was committed.
despite Miriam's stand to stay in
Annapolis until every iota OF infor-
nation she can give Is obtained from
her, l am going to bring her from
Annapolis never to return, II the au-
thorities will let me. When l think
that It may have been Miriam's home
and not the Brandon home that the
murderer entered, 1 shudder."
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evident facts, justice has been tire
mendously delayed; thousands OF dol
lars spent unnecessarily; the com
munity forced to suffer a week OF
unnecessary suspense and a number
of innocent persons obliged to endure
suspicion apd narrowing examina-
lions.
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HUSBAND IS KEPT
FROMGRA VEYARD
AT DISAGREEMENT
By GERTRUDE STEVENSON.

There to be for Mrs Brandons mutd little
body than there for bruised tortured spirit until
murder has been avenged supposed would
r last resting place they took the little cask and its
closure yesterday that sernze and
examine in an effort to find out just how
A Sordd
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-07-15
SkalI demokraIien friumfera?
~ w. E.-hl
w. E.-l,l.

De fordoma EFT folk och en- ma
ton for vissa utforda handlingar
sasom t. ex. att tyskarna lata sina
fangar arbeta; men samtidigt lata
de sina fangar arbeta och da al
ALT gott och val. De kunna e]
starkt nog betona grymheten
Tysklands hajdlosa sankning av
|batar med "hjalplosa" kvinnol
och barn, ingen fragar vad dessa
kvinnor och barn hade krigs-
zonen att CORA, men sankes et1
ityskt fartyg, da anses Diet vara en-
stor bragd. .~a
| It'd och i otid hor man tai ON
| de barbariska luftskeppsattacker-
ma i London, och det ar ett grams
lost barbari; men ar EFT barns ell
Ter en- kvinnas liv vart mera ar
! den fysiskt mera valformade yng.
lingens i trenchen? Forovrig1
Ilasa Vi ON engelska attacker pa
| tysk jord. Huru manga barn och
(kvinnor som dodats under dessa
tiga de forsiktigt med.
ALA tyckas glomma att Tysk-
land ar j krig med England och
|att barnen och kvinnorna ej arc
objektiven for Zeppelinernas
bomber. Amerika smickrar sig
med att bygga 100 tusen luft-
skepp; manne de skola bli j stand
att pa II 20 tusen fots hold kun
ma gallra utde uniformerade man
men fran gossar, flickor och kvin-
nor imam de kasta sina bomber
Det ligger i saliva sakens ma.
tur att vara grym och hansyns-
los krigstid och de vilka tala
ON civiliserade stridsmetoder vets
lei varom fragan CALLER. De de
mokratiska landernas stridssat'
aro ingalunda mera civiliserade
Iocf1 humanitara an andra sidans
det ar blott tidningsvrovel. 0gs
for oga och tand for tand mo
ralen ar upphojd och manniskans
ala onda bojelscr ha dragits
fram och heliggjorts.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-07-15

Faran som ligger r demokra-
items segertag over warden blot
tar slit NEST eklatanta uttryck
Americans in och utrikespolitik
under de senaste aren. Eft rika-
re falt att skorda tvivel ON Diet
S. k. massvaldet skulle nappeli-
gen kunna ernas.
Redan fransmannen Torkque-
vile, sin ar 1885 utgivna box
"Demokratien i Amerika," insag
den skad1iga psychological in
verkan pa individerna en- dylik
demokrati skulle medfora, ett
| forutseende vilket onekligen ia
git realitetens FORM
Hade han 1evat dag skulle han
mer an nagonsin kunnat besanna
e;n, ,n,de f,rhsoor
Det sakas en- stor man ala
land, en- med en- Ingerso1ls tailor
maga, med en- Napoleons magne-
tiska inflytande over massorna
och a. cro,nwe,,e ;srnv;1;a och
orov, bsnsvnsloshet. en-. som
ned den senare kunde och vsoa-
| de ssoa. aOm kunoen ,noter mic
an ,dr,hhn;no q mordar iao
honon,,
I de basunerade demokratiska
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-07-15
Carl Ahlteen.

er, vampyrer! Tag bort fingrar-
ma! Drag tillbaka de smutsiga
handerna! Just nu tanker arbe-
tarjatten efter hur hans ryska
broder hand1ade di staten alt for
hart strop at friheten! NJ sam
lar han sina krafter tag bort
fingrarna anars
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-07-15
$ s'RelsDIt!'

Det danar och brakar iiIIrast och ost,
det gloder slavarnas sjalar,
smart ljuder revoltens ycfriande rost:
"Upp, res Er, Nj pinade Etralarp
NJ arbetets jatte sig rustar till kamp
mot harda och fracka patroner,
nu samhallet skakar bayande kramp,
nu ramla fortryckarnas troner
Det gives EFT ord, ett ar1aktigt och stolt,
som frost at de tralande bringar:
det vackande, manande ordet Revolt!
som nu bland massorna klingar
Det ordet CAV styrka 81 tusende man
som sleto Grottes kvarnar,
och kvavdes det ljod det smart ater igen
omsider MI gryningen klarnar
Revolt, du skona, bevi,lgade ord,
Civ styrka at Grottes s1avar!
Lat frihetens blomster pa hela var jord
uppspira pa orattens gravar!
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-07-15
sa naken och varnlos, med

Sa naken och varnlos, med
bolt huvud och beredd att under
kasta sig, tror kapitalistklassen
att arbetarklassen ar. Redan mar.
mar sig statens och kapitalistklas-
sens snikna snlutsiga fingrar for
att riktigt sakert "a tag ON ked-
jorna: / bakgrunden lysa stats
odjurets lonska ogon. Men akta
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-07-15
vid kIasskampens
front
Reseminnen och strodda anteck-
-sningar fran Allarm-turnen
~ av Ragnar Johanson.


Anland till Missoula, Mont,
NOTES jag av tidningsprassen
som omtalade att jag blivit for
bjuden tala i Butte. Men att po-
lischefen givit sin tillatelse for
motet, vi1ket retade borgarna.
Forsok att sta1la till brak gjor-
des av en- halvfull advokat som
genom slit svekliga uppforande
lyckades IA ordet. Han maste err
kama att foredraget var bra, och
hade ej pa nagot satt stort ho-
nom, men att han inte mitt fo-
redrag (det hollis pa engelska)
hort var stallning till kriget!?!
Han slutade med nagot patrio-
tiskt fnoskel ON att han vile 1a
svar: ia eller nej, ON I. w. w.
stod bakom president Wilson,
Det holl pa att ga honom lila
bland de manga hundra lumber
jacks" som voro narvarande. Men
han slapp: Jag svarade honom
att vi fordrade att guvernenlenfet
givo fria vara .kamrater j Everett,
sedan kunde vi overhuvudtaget
borja diskutera fragan ON I. W.
w. staende bakom presidenten.
Provokationen misslyckades och
de hundratal av borgargardister
som halvt druckna vantade pa
signal till anfa1l, fingo ga hem
med oforrattat arende. - Dylika
forsok hora till ordingen for da-
gen harute dar man redan Tart
sig att /. w. w. ej kan sprangas
pa arbetsplatsen.
Fran och tillbaka reste jag Sc
dan igenom. Spokane-distriktet,
inom Idaho, Mont. och Wash.
Mot av en- harlig natur och en-
ALT starkare organisation. Flick
aven tydliga bevis pa att det nu-
varande kapitalistiska roffaresys-
tenet ej betyder ware sig pietet
eller hushallning. Mi1svida strac-
kor av land med stubbar, utan
vaxt1ighet, ods1igt och neds1aen-
de. Jag kom ocksa underfund
med att det finnes tire olika satt
for vardesattning av de oandliga
skogarna. Det ar den dromman-
de poetens, timmerbaronens och
skogsarbetarens. Vara skalder
har ju al1tid utnyttjat "skogens
sus" bade for stamningsbilder.
och "n6drim". Men sasom reellt
varde har endast den prosaiske
.kapita1isten a1ltid gjort sina be-
rakningar j antal dollar Att sko-
gen det senare fa1let ej ar ward
mera an det forra vet var och
en-, vardeful1 i dollar blir den
forst da skogsarbetaren kommer
dit och fal1er traden Men do
forsvinner poesien, och det skall
vara en- dunderskald som ska
kunna utbyta "granarnas sus"
med stubbarnas hemska,. tysta
vittnesbord ON girighet och ty-
ranni.
Den tredje yardesattningen
kommer emellertid fran den som
ger vardet, skogsarbetaren, och
han betraktar med kannaroga
omgivning, branternas sluttning,
distansen till noden o. s. Y. finncr
han dct overensstamma med ett
ej ALT for hart slayeri ger han
sitt uttalande formildrandel
(Forts : sid. 4.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-07-15
Man ser ofta huru tidningar-

~ = glE y -, = =
Man ser ofta huru i tidningar-
ma skrives ON soldaternas splen-
dida moral, deras atra att genast
ia upptaga striden. Villain och
lystnaden efter mord har nu fatt
samma betydelse som god moral.
Skulle tillaventyrs samma CODA
moral vara radande inom fien-
dens. harar IA de genast hora
smadenamnet hummer, barbarer
Denna orattvisa bedomandet
vittnar sannerligen ej ON en- ODE
flackad demokratisk renhet. Des-
sa latta ihaliga andar med sina
latta diafana ideer, skola med
kanonen genomfora sina ideal,
som ar pobelns ideal, uppa an
dra folk, oavsett delta folk will
Diet eller ej.
Det torde ligga skal i EN- undran
over vilket som ar av storsta
skada, om EFT land har cit pluto
kratiskt eller autokratiskt sty-
relsesystem. Det ena ar lika
svart som det andra, och fran ar
betarsynpunkt aro ALA regerin-
gar lika forkastliga.
ON den tyske arbetaren slass
for sin kara kajsare och darned
begaT den sttUijrsta dunIf1et 7cclI ar:.
betare kan .begi, sa ar det val
ALA rimlighetens namn EN- lika
idiotisk handling att draga svard
for Morgan och de andra girig-
bukarna. = vi ha lagt bort att
tro pa dessa herrars frihetstrang-
tan. De blodiga arbetarstriderna
strida alltfor mycket mot EFT sa=
dant antagande. De -mordade
och levande branda offren
i Ludlow-masakern, och ala de
andra annu .varma liken viika
ligga strodda har och dar, som
de sista dodsrosslingarna knutit
sina handler samman i hat och
hamnd mot sina fortryckare, de
stredo for rattvisa och frihet var
och en- pa slit satt och fingo skor-
da lonen darfor.
Denna demokrati for vilken ma
tionen skall offra biljoner dollars
och torhanda miljoner manni-
skors liv ar endast en- skonare
omskrivning av plutokratiens
hjartlosa spoke.
Det bringar b1odet sva1lning
da man tillfu1lo ser de vagar som
tillryggalagts genomforandet av
sina krigsplaner; hur stamnin-
gen arbetats upp; hur hatet haf
salts; hur patriotismen eldats,
och tvingats pa oss, hur de syar-
ia kemiskt rena 1ognerna utta-
lats fran tt1nna och ljugande lap
par; hur konskriptionen uppkom
och blev lag; hur opinionen franz
tvingats av de s1ugt beraknande
och arelosa ska1marna, utan han
syn till med1en, utan hansyn till
ALA fattigas och fortryckta offer
som blir affarens konsekvenser.
sf - 100 4 = =
Mar jag sist sag Nor
gans fotografi bar han EFT val
vil1igt smil mar jag sist sag
Rockefellers, log aven han; men
manner som domdes till fangel-
Sc i nekandet av brodermord, el-
Ter han som domes och kliver ned
/ trenchen de Sc egendomligt
sorgsna ut.
M blir tanken istadig och ND
gor pennan hopp jag kan E.
Iskriva mer.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-07-15
General Str6jk i Sko9en
och GruyOrna
NASTAN FULLKOMLIGT STILLASTAND RAIDER MON
TANA, IDAHO OCH 0sTRA WASHINGTON.
GRUVARBETARNA ARIZONA REVOLT - SEX TUSEN
GRUVARBETARE OCH STU TUSEN SKOGSARBETARE
UTE UToM DE FEMToN TUsEN BUTTE, MONT.
ARG. 8.

gladeua dagar dessa,
slavar for aundden till sin fula angd och rankt h
del vets CODA baka For endast EFT ar lbaa
Diet aande rege bland att till Diet
ska till arbee D d arbeana tade pa god arbes
givare och lamnade ALA sina omsorger hans handler
N den mime blott Diet arbetana ta
sig SALIVA kamratef arbeare foyckta de-
narda hopp, onskan, angtan de- D
ar ny tidsanda borar visa sina varkningar
varje horn orden bland och nation CALLER
regt den namlgen a dig v endast andla orenng med
din kass enda bygg upp din egen renng med dem ha
ntrasse d och ar for evgt din och din klass
Eft bev pa att denna anda har bo att satta sin prag
pa proetaae sakerna Montana
Idaho Wash och Arizona.
Kapaisttidnngarna ALT moigt besty med forma
folkopnion den knngen dt kapitalet har
pa nassorna pa grund de ho
ga prsena pa ange kunna kopa det nodvan
olga till vets uppeh ha bv kopta tka guvernementagen
kaptaistuppfattnng e smnstone kapaets pa
staende for att lura del dumma parioiska arbeare
betydese grundlosa pasaenden arbana
ute pa strajk for fojande rimlga fordrngar:
y En- alta tmnlars abetsdag, med minimum avon1ng av
$500;
Overidarbete 50 proc utover galande avo
ming och dubbe It'd for SON och hegdagsarbee;
81 God balsosam narngsrik ska servera och till
racklgt koke och masaana sa dessa
kunna halas sanitart skick;
~ Ordent1ga badda spring madrass kuddar skal
instalerade ALA kampar; 5.
s. ALA skoa erhaa sin avlonng form bank
checks saet for den gamla princpen med tmechecks;
g. Hosptackets uadas sa att de gala for manaden de arc
betalda for oavsett arbetarna byta ON arbetsplats
y Var arbetspats ar hav mil er langre fran kampen
ska1l Co. It'd anvanda for ga fran och tilbaka pa
81 Ingen Establishing" far foekomma emot nagon dem
detag strajke for obattrandet Observation-Disclosures
korthe sma anspraksos fordingarna arbearna
Translate till de ynackade abetsgvarna dessa den
smutsiga kapitalsprassen CORA till bott genomfora
Fran ALA aplatserna rapporteras att tsunngen sa go
hundra procent.
Vr arbetare ocksa detta ty dagga dnngarna
spaanga artcklar suationen. ia det ar
annng hart kapast dessa dagar d arbena g ange
tagt foga sig under fortrycket.
Av ALT donna komma arbearna att yinna ulstandig
odaterna vk sko ydda
ameanska fole fran tyskarn de sd vaert heter
tan engska kaptaer och ha till uppg att krossa
dard
atd framhalt detta arbetare att de ar r
yad Vi saga.
Jag papekade att CODA utsike Times TOR abetarnas uom
annorunda? ON fordras
vare v den ndustel warden och
de nog CORA medvetna skada till
skada till ALA.
Carl
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-17
GREAT NORTHERN.
COMING MONDAY

At , O'Clock tomorrow morning the
Hill turbjner Great Northern. Capt. A.
Amman. will arrtve off port at Hiio
from San Francisco and Los Angeles
harbor fSan Pedro, bringing 400
first cabin, so second and Is steerage
passengers TO the islands to see the
Volcano and the 1917 Mid-Pacific Car
nivaL .....:. k-... 49,.
The pslatial liner will dock here at
Pier s at 10 O'Clock Monday morning
For her last two voyages she has had
to berth 1T Pier &c because Of repairs
being made to Fier 8 and Oceanic
boats needing that pier to load sugar
for San Francisco. -. ....
Next mail from San Francisco and
Los Angeles. c67 bags, will arrive in
the Great Northern. Cargo for this
por. is 2027 toas, including IL automo.
biles, many OF them belonging to pas
sengers.
In case the Pacific Mail liner Ecua-
dor which will dock at Pier about
5 O'clock Monday afternoon does not
get away early enough Tuesday morn
ing for the Great Northern to breast
over TO Pier Z 70 make room for the
Ventura at Pier 6, the Hill liner will
breast alongside the Ecuador This
will mean three boats in the slip at
once.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-17
CENSOR WORKING
ON ship RADIOS

Indicating that the naval censorship
on sending out advices Of steamer
movements is still in effect, Is the
reason that the Oceanic liner Ventura
Is not sending in any wireless re.
ports giving her location at O'Clock
each night.
A wireless received from the Ven
tura this morning says nothing Of her
location or the time she will arrive.
It was learned today that message
sent out by a local steamship agency
to another boat few days ago direct.
ing It to arrive off port here before
sunset was deleted by the censor here
and changed to read, arrive as soon
as possible"
Ventura Sails Tuesday Night
The Ventura reports that she has on
board six cabin passengers, Is bags
of mail and 1873 tons of cargo, of
which so tons are refrigerated meats,
for Honolulu. She will probably ar
rive off port at $3.50 Tuesday morning.
The local agency, c. Brewer & Com
pany, said today she win dock at Pier
and steam for San Francisco about
O'Clock Tuesday night.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-17
MANOA BRINGING
STABLE CARGO

Bringing sc cabin passengers, sc
bags Of mail, 40 packages Of express
matter and 1892 tons of cargo to Ho
nolulu, the Matson steamer Manoa will
arrive Tuesday morning, according to
wireless received today from the
steamer by the shipping department
of Castle & Cooke. :... .:.....Z
Cargo for Honolulu includes 1868
tons of merchandise, 90S tons Of feed
75i tons OF hay, "a tons Of fertilizer,
993 tons of cement, 1850, 5000 and $40
sacks of cement. n automobiles for
local dealers, 700 kegs OF nails, 50
bundles of box shocks, 1872 sacks OF
lime and 224S bales Of hay.
Kahului cargo amounts to 1907 tons.
It consists Of S62 tons of merchan-
disc, GAS tons Of feed, IFS tons of ce.
ment and les ioIs Of brick. 49,. s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-17
SHIPPING 6MAT[RfRONT NFky
NORTHERN route
DANGER PROVED

Just to show that the Sunshine
Route 10 the Orient from Panama or
San Francisco via Honolulu is more
free from storms than the Great circle
route. the arrival here from sea of
the Japanese steamers Wakasa Alaru
and Toyohashi Maru Thursday and
Friday. makes five freighters, all Jap
anese. which have run short OF coal
ana had to turn back and make for
Honolulu from the Great Circle route
for more bunkcrs. since November 30.
Their names are:
kenkon Maru No. g. Bound from
San Francisco for Yokohama. Came
here short OF coal from Great circle
route November 90.
Kinkasan Maru. Came here short
CT coal December %. from northern
route
Ede Maru Arrived January 81 from
Great Circle route. short of coal.
Made port in distress April -, 1916,
with jury rudder. storms on northern
route having carried away permanent
one. ..-
Wakasa Maru. From New York for
ChemulpO. Called at San Francisco
fer bunkers; met storms on Great
Circle. turned back, arrived Thursday
for more bunkers.
Toyohashi Maru, from New York:
same experience. Arrived Friday and
left again at p. m. for Nagasaki
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-17
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
WAIAHoLE WATER COMPANY;
LIMITED. .-...

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders OF Waiahole Water Company
Limited held at the office of the Com
pany, Hackfeld Building, Honolulu. T.
H., on Friday, February 18th, 1917. al
$3.50 O'clock y. m, the following di.
rectors and auditor were elected to
serve for the ensuing year:
Ed. Lewreg, J. A. McCandless, p.
Muehlendorf, II. Focke, w. f. billing
ham, p. r. Isenberg. A. J. Campbell,
Geo. Rodiek, J. F. c.. Hagens, di.
rectors; A. Haneberg, auditor.
At a subsequent meeting of these
directors, the following officers were
appointed TO serve for the year
+. J. Lowrey ...... President
J. A. McCandless. list Vice-Pres.
p. Muehlendorf -. .2nd vice-Pres.
Geo. Rodiek. ...........T Treasurer
J. +. c. Hagens. ....,. Secretary
J. F. c. HAGENS,
Secretary.
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ECUADOR COMING
AHEAD OF Time

4 wireless received today by the
shipping department OF H. HaCkfeld <
Company, the LEGAL agency, from the
Pacific Mail liner Ecuador says she
will arrive off port from San Fran
cisco at O'Clock Monday afternoon,
II hours ahead Of her scheduled time,
which is Tuesday morning. ~.
The Ecuador has three stopover pas.
sengers for this port. No mail is
mentioned in the radio and it is be-
lieved by the local AGENCY that none is
on board as the Great Northern, from
San Francisco the same day as the
Pacific Mailer, has the big mail.
Early Tuesday morning the Ecua-
der will steam for Yokohama taking
Passengers. mail and freight for the
Orient. She will dock at Pier I.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
WEHA AGRICULTURAL COMPANY
LIMITED.

At the regular annual meeting OF
shareholders of Weha Agricultural
Company, Limited. held at the office
of its Agents, c. Brewer & Company
(Limited). Honolulu. February 18th,
1917. the following Directors and
Auditor were elected to serve for the
ensuing year, viz:
E. F. Bishop, Richard Ivers and
H. NJ. Whitney. Directors; H. Glass,
Auditor.
At the subsequent meeting of the
Board OF Directors, the Following Off.
GERS were elected to serve for the
ensuing year: .
f. F. Bishop. President
Richard Ivers -. Vice President
H. NJ. whitney Secy. and Treas.
H. NJ WHITNEY.
Secretary, Weha Agricultural Com
pany, Ltd.
Honolulu February Il 1917.
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