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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20
GraFifH
Bia rnfiiT4e Regirung our 8trs
meibung unnDt3ieer Qusga6en
Dorgebeu.

81. petersbnrg, 19. 2tug. -
in etHer Grtldrung, fpel6e er ber
Prefe iiberea6, tiinbist Tinon5minis
fer RetruiToff an, boB bic Reqierunq
bruftiide Tsubregeln gu ergretfen sez
oentt, um ale unn0t1igen 2lnau6eu
gu permeiben uno bus su biefem
3fped cine SonbertOmmiifion ernannt
tperoen fo[. Die aegierung tpiro
ferner iebpsbe Sefude fir peiterc
4usguben abtpeiTen.
Der Sindnsmintifer bernertte, ouB
bic Grtraberpi[igungen fir bic
sSrGuen Der SpIonten, beren gepiIs
Iigung Der Rotb Der Deputirten bes
fiirfportst, benz Staat II, 100000, 600
Rubel tpiten uiirben. sgGr Ra64
runssuitteltommitteen tpsroeu cine
babe Billion Rubel perousedbt.
Ollie 9tusgabeu fir bas W1ilitdr
fperben nerringert iperbeu, ipeun re
ni6t na6tpeisli5 fir bic Wirtiums
felt Der Grrnee ben0thigt nerben a6er
Iussoben fir gdhrarloger, 9tus.
beutung bon WaFertraft unS fir ans
bere probttttpe RaBna9mer perben
au6 fernerbin betpiIligt perben.
Wsit 8e5ng auf bie Girnatnen bes
mertte Serr RefruiToff, bob es febr
fd1per bdlten. biirfte be oiretten
Steuern gu erb6her. gs tperber feis
ne 3tpangsnuIeiben dufeenpmmcu
tperben, dber Die Regierung plant
neue frettpiIfige Inleiben urb &egies
rurssmpuppple, barinter foI9e fitr
3uter, Strei6b0lser urtb Sbee. Der
Minifter aob Der SpfTuurg gusbru6.
oob bus 9ubeet fir bns Sdhr 1918
ousI6lieBIi6 Der ariegsousgdben fies
ben giIipren Rubel riGt itberieisen
iuiirbe.
&6rig TIfprs Ia bmt.
W1abrtb, 10. augrft. - S5ris
g(lfons opn Sponien leibet, ipie Der
8remiermintiter Doto ON Sorntns
bet1nnt gob, an elmer grt3iirouHg
BEG Rnies unb ldbnt trfpldeoefeH.
Srst geger Seutfhi ipra'
Htee Sreifc.
otrcoIn gtebr., t9 Nueidt Tts
Gtoots Certteiriguuqsbeb6roe ron Rsa
brnefa hut cine grfIoritrn erIniieu, m
meldher Die oeltidliprndJt9e Brei'c oes
9unoes fir onaebIit,e Sorceruna ei.
ner ontonerifmtiiden 8ropogaroc
ff,arf perurtbeiIt Diro. gu gleiher
Set tpiro Ser 9ongreb eriuft Seiese
nsinebnen, 61trh tpeIde bte Sbdtig-
feit Der gfeonfteure bieier 9ettiraeu
laLmaeleat Dtrb, fuIl8 ote 5citebenbet
@eIese gu Sieieu 3ipe6e nift dAs-
reidlcr ioqtcn
Sn Der @rfI6ritrg fefBt es: -gs lit
he feits ueber5euglng Der Stoatss
s'ctheic;aun1sbet6rbe, blb friiher
oher ipGter iiber bic oeititfpratigs
Sreiie cine fnurfe Ger1iur oerbdnst
DcrSen o0er h1B iie fir bic Dmler 6eS
ssleGeS r6G;g Itttprhsiift tpJ1R
auIl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20
Sn Tixnlaab
SIT es in ben sr0BsreH 5tdbtsu gu
sruiteH &rapGLIeu eetOmmeu.

2OnbOn, 10. 4usuit. = Su Ger
sroBtsn StG0ten JuaRIdnos 9a?cT
grOBe &ropdle itatiSefunoeu, pie oor
aOpsnbagen aus semsIoet fptro. naA'
BEN RHBlano nun be Rahri4tea an
Der i9DeonGsFunIl9sn Gren5e oardj-
ssiahen bat. Die golts6aufsn raab-
ten ale RabruugsmittsI, osrsn lie hGb=
bait perben tounten, unb bic St90r
ben baben iebt, mas noa iibris se5iie,
ben lit, bef9lasndbmt.
DIE Srbnuug ipirb uuHmebr ourdI
9ruppen. bic nah GinnIanb seIdnot
iporOeu. interchangeable. Sm suESsn
2an6s bobsu aud tiirsii9 groBs
WaIobrdnOe getpiitbet, bic risFae
Walburatu uerntd1tet hdber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20
6ei@sfsnsIer
. tirfte 0isnfasim g IN REID g.
fasss Rom ittee bic
pdpFlihe Griebeuss
note befprec5eu.

NSAS - W Ns
Berlin, 10. aueuF, bia 2onbon.
gnldblih Der Sibung bes 6aupts
nnsi6uffss bss Rsibstuss um 81.
Qusuit iinb bic Qusii6t.n fir cine
Snterpelation bon Ssitsn Der Sosial,
b.mOsratM borbanbsn, in iuelher bic
Rssisruns aufssforoert iperbtn foa,
ibrs .2riesssisIe uo9maIs betaunt gu
se6en.
1i, .RorSbeutfhs mig. 3tg." fin
bist an, bab Der Rsiastansler Or.
Ri5aslis F6 in Der 5ibung am
9i.nitag an Der D.bnti. betheifissH
unb ii6 aud ts5iieli6 Der yriebsnss
porf9IGge b,s papftss dubern pirb.
Der nsue Miniiisr beg slusfpdrtisen
Or. BON ausblmonn Eat bic Rtii.
nnh Ttiin4sn, bis .r bea6F6ttgt bdts
is, nufgeihobsn, nm ber 2pu,mittsss
iiBuns bsitpobnen gu toRuen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20
anttlt@
Dtrb bic MsberfaRrunso DO n
RitOlausa ao mauoff ua4
Spbplst aemkIbet.

Ha 10 la us Vt NJ auoff naq
Sobolst gemslbet.
ct. petersburg. IS. Aug. -
Gum eriten Dlale iDuros ON SOarnGe
amtIi4 bstanntsegeben. baB Der neas
AuientbaItsort Dss DormaIIseH raht'
| i4eu 3areH. glitOlaus ROmanoff, jesi
SOboIst i'm peitli9en Siblrien 1T, otr
Srt, an peldem Der berii4tiets Ul5nf
SresOr Raiputin, Der bis Su fetnsr in
Oorigsn 9eSsmber in ct. y tsrsburg
GfOlsten grmOrbung einsn iol9 gss
iDdltigen giniIub auf ben 3aren uH6
beFen 6amilic aasiibte. seborsH our'
be. Die amtli4e 9etaRutme9uns
Iautet:
v2lus iiaatli9en GriinbeH BAT bi.
Resieruns bei4Lafen, ben OOrmdlioal
3aren uno bic bormalise 3arina, bi.
lii4 unter gepaHung bsfiuoen, mad
einm neien NObnort gu iiberfiibrrH.
Der ausgetpGblte Srt III 3pbolst, roo,
bin fe, nadbem Dortsbrurssn fir ihr.
Si9erbeit setrofisn papcn, iiberiiibri
tDurben. SbreH f9loiien ii9 cla
Itreien Stiidsn ibre ainber iOtpi, ibr
SefOlgs an"
Der Sug, auf tpefdem Ritplars
RomdnoH bic Reife.na6 5obOlst :u'
riidlssts, erlitt uirtrip.ss cine lang:
GabrtuHterbrehung infolge eiHes 2o'
tonlotipenbruhs.
g1ie peri9iebene 3eituugen be61ups
ten, iperb.n Der pornalige Gar unS
| feline 4ngsb0rigen bcuernb i'm gris
perneurspulait in Tpbplsf tppbren. Il.
mem sroben, MODERN ,inaeriht.tsn
Saife, bas I'M 18. Sabrbunbert fiir
etnen bprtteen GpefuTdntsn erboat
tporben mar. TitotGus Rpmunoff bate
I'M Sabre 1891. ufs er aus BEN fer.
ntn Oiir suridkbrte, bort betais
cine gaft 5rgebrd9t. arb.re 3si,
tunsen bebrilpien. bdb Der ebemalise
Gar nrr cline Wphe I'M pulaft ocs
@ouberneurs bIeiben unb bunu nafj
BEN alofen Tpaiatst gttrqht ,perS,n
liptrb, bds fit1 In einer 90 Tsilen Don
Sobplst selseenm mdfbe befinbet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20
g6berer Operations
Wsubte ji9 2r. Rauriee 5. GsdI. ol-
bissisitiss Geian0ts in Sdnss
mart untsroie6eu.

aopenbagsa, 10. ausuii. =
Die Operation, peI4e ii4 am cams
tag 0r. Dsaurtce j. gsarL Der aM:rts
tanil3e GeiaHpte in OdneHart. IN
t.r3isbsn muBte, mar erniter, Gis Ut
IpriingIi9 beriatet IDoroeu. Gs Aan>
bette ii9 um pie ggitirpiruHg etr,r
yliere. Ra9 Dem Seri9t Der sls-ote
perbra9te Der 9atieut etne CUTE gia4E
uno iein gsfiubeu in 10 gut. mic nan
IS unter ben llmftanOen srrpnrien
bari.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20
Hnabtt>rttobar
ST allem Slnidein nad Der 9roBe Giienbabm=
ansfanS it GmglanS.
|co6omoOfd6rsr unO 9ei5cr 6eae6en auf 3u6i((igung
Ocs a6tftunOen=Gagcs.


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araHen ben Br @in JnHanO M babel bic Gnun8
SpuiamtM
aaMa0Em itatnaHen gtaam
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20
po,,, Erif9sfbauplat
1T grpBer @eftigfeit tobem jebt tpieSer bie
&dmpfe in sSlanbern.
aaiirtcn 6ei cangenmrok Oon Den
Oeut(6cn a6gemic(cn.

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Ofafe nmfs
RhpbrG
Hkhmf aDen pabani in ber enn dab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20
Raiier 2Silbelm
Stuttet @eiGipoosrr IN Der RurSise
uub Dor 5eIgOlGro geiu4e o6.

Berlin 19. 2luguft, bin Gone
bon. = Saiisr Dilbslm bdt, pie amt
Ii6 tetannt eeee6en tpuroe. Die oeuts
i6en Srisesidiffs in DirbeLrhgbaoen
beiiftiet unb ounn ben. 9eIhDdbern
in Der RorSiee iotpie Dor SstsD.uno
einen 9eiua abgeitcttet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20

SIR Obio: Tbeiipeiis tribes
Mettsr am MOntag; &sgeu unb tdhlss
res Mettsr i'm n0rbIiAeu Sbeil; ON
9ienitag tbsilineiie tribes Metter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20
bsIsgt. SIN gabnbOf BON Gumbrui
tam sin Gssr gum ausbiutb."
Ter itaIientfhe @eriat

Rom 10. auguIt. set eggs.
anbriid,." beibt es IN Oem onItIidlsu
iiaIieniifen 9eriGt, bot uniers ar.
tiIlcric Ole ieinolidpen Steililneen ncni
aeottt ysero BIZ gum gieer besdoiiea.
ltn;erc ilieaerseitpaOer bnben Grip'
peEmaIian bi,iter ben ieinbliAcn 81.
.fsteri nit HonlEei beIegt.s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-05-11
AUSTRALIA WILL
HOLDELECT|ONS
Fight On Premier Hughes win
Reach Its Climax IN Anti
podes This Month
tBy The Associated Press.l

MELBOURNE, April 22- Federal
elections will take place in Australia
early in May owing to the insuperable
difficulties of the coalition war minis
try formed by the prime minister, Viii
liam NJ. Hughes, few weeks ego. The
government made this aunouneemen
last week. Half the senate seats
namely, eighteen--and all the house of
representatives seats viii be contested
The enmity of the caucus or Official La
Dor Party to Mr.. Hughes for haviug
proposed CONSUMPTION last year is the
prime cause of the appeal to the couh
try 49,
This hostility manifested itself in OBJ
structivc tactics in the senate where
until very lately, the Hughes or coali
ton forces were slightly outuumbered
by the caucus forces. In the house
however, the coalition had q consider
able numerical advantage, The caucus
members in the senate would not coun
tenance the coalition ministry's choice
of Mr.. Hughes, Sir John Forrest, tht
fedaral. treasurer, ard Sir William IT
vihe as Australia 5 delegates to the i'm
perial bar council in London; no
would they agree to prolongatiou fdl
war reasons Of the life Of parliameu
until after the war. In other ways ais,
they showed bitter opposition 70 leris
lation proposed by Mr.. Hughes aud hi
following. -..n. ',.'
The hottest fighting of the campsigr
is expected to be over the senate seats
The next house II is thought win agail
be Hughes, Each of the six state
will elect three senators. Australia
soldiery at the front win have a voic,
in the election, as was the ease ave
transcription last year. j. = "n
In general terms, the issues will b.
Mr. Hughes war administration, in
Guiding his advocacy of conscriptio
last year; the attitude of the ofieia
ubor Party toward the war aud Brit
ain, and Australia 5 expected part an
representation in the war council.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-05-11
" M. c. A. SERVED
i WELL ON FRONTIER

The Advertiser is in receipt Of many
questions about the Army and Navy Y.
NJ. G. A. and its work, some Of which
already have been ANSWERED., others Of
which are answered in the letter pub
lished on the editorial page today, and
a selected few Of which are answered
below.
what is its record with relation TO
establishing temporary stations IN the
held or at advanced points7
To this question the Chicago Tribune,
one Of the two or three greatest news
papers of the country, had the follow
ling answer in a recent issue, based on
the observations of a staff eorrespon-
dent on the Mexican border.
''In the riot of red tape, ineffieiency
and disorder incident to the mobiliza-
ton Of the national guard last summer,
there was just one bright spot, the X.
NJ. @. A
"While the government was unable
to obtain even wood for its hospitals,
|" the Y. M. 9. a.. unostenta'
tiously built its reading rooms in every
camp, furnished adequate secretaries
and brought to. the men an opportunity
/ for innocent amusemont that did much
in preserving the high moral standard
of the soldiers. AF{s
Every branch of the military SER
vIce nus - tsNylys EN-. pSa0
san Sai r,. IN ~ ~ ~ 49, ~
laiIsi s..Il' ~ y, &. y u A ~ =
p arsn iug - ~ ~ m0 ....,on. ~.
-. "a 49, ~ ~ ~ nv
sn' 1.y sn - 49,. 49,,
va. "f'a. -
49, 49, s,a.;anl;, az ptos,a,o
mere arc siA.,ons ~ she car rss.aio'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-05-11
CASH BASIS FUND
] TO Be APPORTIONED
Supervisors Take First Step To
Put the Money To Use
ful Work

The resolution to apportion cash basis
funds to various permanent improve
ments passed its initial reading last
night ut the board of supervisors meet
ing, thus carrying into effect the pro-
visions OF the legislature which re-
leased this money for such purposes.
The items Of the resolution correspond
to the superintendent made by the
legislature and indicate the expendi.
tnre in the near future by the board of
supervisors Of $lp7 900. There will be
the additional expenditures, insofar as
the provided road improvements is
concerned, Of the property owners
share under the frontage Improvement
system. j
This $4,000 is divided as follows
for the permanent improvement OF
Beretania Street, between Alapai and
Punahou Streets, $4,000; the widen.
ing Of Hotel Street (referrin1 70 the
improvement of the street on the corner
opposite from the present improve.
mentl $1S.000j permanent improvement
Of the Pail Road and construction OF
the Pail concrete wall, $4,000; per
manent Improvement of Liliha Street
$4,000; extension of sewers, KalihI
district, $4,000.
Other Improvement work occupied
the attention Of the board of superyis
ors last night, chiefly in a resolution
calling for bids for that part Of tn,
work in the new Hotel Street improve
ment district which win have to b,
done by law under contract. This i'm
provement is fhe reconstruction of tn,
buildings on the makai Eva corner o.
Hotel and Fort Streets and the widen
ling Of the street at this point. Thi
resolution completed the last of tn,
prelimiharies of the work. ~
Approved bills were also presented
from the city engineers Office of pay
mems on the Kalakaua and Beretanil
Avenue improvement contracts.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-05-11
.NOTH|NGCUNOUS ABOUT
CURIOS LIKE THESE
lBy The AsaoeIatsd Pr..sl J.

LlVEhpoOI, England, April 30--II
demanding the conhscatlon of certain
shipments Of cufiosn sent from Japar
to. Sweden, the government attorhe,
cad the following letter in Prize
court, sent by Hamburg eurio firm
to a dealer in Japan: 1 '.-.,
Z We would like to Obtain large qua
titles of very heavy copper and bronze
sases, animals, etc. tits essential that
the objects be very cheap, but we lay
10 Importance to their condition, exc
cution, etc. You can send us the rough
ist and most faulty specimens Tn,
articles must be massive and not hol
.low, and must have the appearance Of
turios. II you can ship ten to twenty
tons monthly as curios to Sweden, w
shall be glad to have you quote loves
price. You might also arrange to pacl
he cases with raw rubber so works o.
art won't suffer damage. Aluminium
objects of art also interest US D."
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-05-11
CALIFORNIA; HONOR
STUDENTS ARE NAMED

X BERKELEY, CAL, April 1.-THE
University Of California has announced
the names Of the Ave students upon
whom it has conferred the highest hon.
OF in its power, an appointment to
speak at the Commencement exercises,
in the Greek theatre, Wednesday, May
16. Albert l.. Barrows, q graduate of
Pomona College and this year a candi.
date for the. degree OF doctor Of phil.
osophy in zoology, will speak in behalf
If the graduate students and candi.
dates for higher degrees. Harry NJ
Creech Of Oakland, this year Sheffield
Sanborn scholar in the Hastings col.
lege Of the law, will speak as the rep.
yesentative of the students in the pro
lessiohel schools. The three speak.
ers from the senior class will be; Har,
I'D Alfred Black Of San Francisco, q
student in the school Of jurisprudence
Harold Anthony Hyde of jacksonville
4 senior in the college of letters and
science and q candidate for hOnOrs in
The department Of history, and Doris
Elizabeth Mcintyre, of Berkeley, q
senior in the eoilege of letters and
science and q candidate for honors in
English. \. r.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-05-11
More Than Twenty-nine Thou
sand Dollars Already Pledged
For Great Idea
ARRIVAL OF MAIL HlNDERS
WORK OF LOCAL WORKERS
Real Golden Flood Is Expected
To Begin. In Earnest
This Morning
Pledged to date

Pledged 10 date. ........ SIS, 1915
still to be collected 80! .$70.625
Not bad for one days work. Almost
one.third 81 the 100000 asked by the
AID Club committee on army and navy
toward s275,OO0 fund with which TO
buy the Royal Hawaiian Hotel prop
erty fol, an Army and Navy X M. C. A.
And yesterday was not a good day
for campaigning, either. It was steam
err day and many of tile committee
members were so busy with letters in
coming and outgoing that they had
virtually no time to give to soliciting.
Today and tomorrow ought to be the
big days,
1t takes n little time TO get ball Of
this size rolling. Many of the boards
of directors addressed have not yet
had meeting. But by Thursday night,
w. A. Horn, supervising superintend-
ent of the Y. M. G. A., ought 70 be in
a position to give New York the as
surance needed that the entire 100000
asked will be Forthcoming. Then New
York Is pledged TO make up the bal
ance with contribution of $l75,00O
The figures announced this morning
are conservative. They stick literally
20 what is known positively, and take
no account Of promises which, how
ever, are rightly reflected. in the pro-
motors optimism. TheyJ feel wholly
satisfied with the progress made land
are quite confident Of dhe ultimate out
como. &
On the. editorial page today win be
found the committees statement Of its
case, the letter submitted to every in
Edividual and every corporation from
which contributions have been asked
II was accompanied by briefer letter
of transmittal for those in a hurry Of
those whose minds already were made
| up, presenting in few words the 90
sentihl facts. -ts
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-05-11
governor HOLDING !
THIRTEEN bills
Number Of important Measures
May Never Become Law In
less Executive Acts Soon

Nine house bills and four senate
measures total of thirteen, remain un.
signed and in the possession of the Gov.
ernor. Altogether, sixteen bills Of the
two houses were in the Governor q
hands unsigned when the Legislature ad.
journed sine die week ago tonight.
Since the adjournment the Chief Execu.
tive has signed three measures IA
In their numerical order, the bills
awaiting approval or the pocket veto
are as follows;
H. b. 4l-,To facilitate the opening
and providing for the disposition Of
certain public lands at Waiakea, Hilo
Lyman. r
II, B. -Forbidding officers and
employees Of the Territory and its politi.
cal subdivisions TO become interested In
public Marquee.
III. b. 2S3- Regulating the exhibition
Of moving pictures on Sunday and pro
viding that same may open as early q,
Ione-thirty in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
H. B. 340--Relating to. the opening
and improving of new or existing high
ways in Honolulu-Cooke. t.
Il II -. ooOT iNViatlhS W puDhO uJhlt)
corporations and the assignment ant
transfer of their franchises and prop
Ierty--Cooke. s ...s ....,
H. B. 412--Regulating the appoint
ment and removal and fixing the com
pensations of interpreters of the frs
lcircuit court--Andrews.
| ii. b. 426 Authorizing the presiden
Of the board of health to issue permit
TO qualified persons TO administer an,
use medicines Of Hawaiian herbs an,
plnhtsLyman. ~. y
H. b. 44s-Providing for a city plan
ming commission for the City of Homo
lluiu-Petrie. s' 49,. ..r.
II. B. 450-Direeting accounting Off
cials Of Territory TO make certain allow
ances to honolulu Rapid Transit,
Land Company in estimating amount 0
lincomS due Territory under terms 0
company's chnrter--Jarrett.
| s. B. Prescribing that actions I
recover possession of land or make ed
Try thereon must be initiated With
ten years after the right to bring sue
factions accrued Chillingworth.
| S. B. 1lO-Appropriating $lO,022.s
| for the relief Of property owners in Az
waio1imu District, honolulu acheeo.
s. b. ll3--Making it impossible
feed any but INDECENT immigrants froi
the funds of the department of imm
gration Single. I - W..
=. B.l29--P Providing prison labor "a
| public works III Kapiolani Park an
lTantalus Road, Honolulu- Shingle.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-05-11
.H|LO WANTS ROAD !.
.TO KUA0WHAR|F
lMail Special no The AdYertiserl

HIL0, May 7--One of the improve.
ments which has been advocated for
Hilo for year or more by the board
Of trade is the opening Of a road con.
Meeting the Kuhio wharf road with
Keaukaha Road, leading TO the Seaside
Club and Paumaile Home. The trail
now connecting these two important
roads is almost impossible, 1.3,,.
At the meeting of the board of SD
pervisors last Thursday the report was
received of the sale of five acres Of
land near the Kuhio wharf to the
Standard Oil Company for the sum Of
$4075 by the Territory. In view Of
this sale the supervisors want the
money spent in the district responsible
for the receipt. aa't
A resolution was presented and pass
ed unanimously, requesting the Cover
nor and land commissioner to use thi,
money received to build the connectinl
road between Kuhio wharf road ant
Keaukaha Road, thus carrying out thu
advocated for so long
The proposed new road would border
upon the new acquisition Of fhe Stand
ard Oil Company,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-05-11
FRENCH ORPHANS
no Be CARED FOR
BY LOCAL PEOPLE

b T..
A. total4of 1920, II was announced
yesterday, was realized as the receipts
Of the s'tae day. held recently for
the benefit Of the French war sufferers,
and the lecture given by Doctor judd,
together with tine sale Of posters,
brought in $94l,5 so additional AS an
lnouhced by The Advertiser yesterday,
5000 of the tag day money has been
sent TO the French Red Cross. n.
But Honolulu Is doing more than
merely sending money to those rendered
destitute by Prussia's onslaught upon
civilization. Some of the well known
mon and women Of the city are taking
a personal interest in French children
rendered fatherless and impoverished
| by German bullets t
| Over in Havre is French war wild
ow, whose husband was killed in bat
! tie, who is struggling desperately to
provide for four children. The widow
lis Nine. Seneschal; her children are
CASTOR, Marcel, Edmond and Lucinne.
The idea of caring for some particular
victim Of GeTmany's war on humanity
which started in France in the early
days Of the war, appealed to certain
persons in Honolulu, with the result
that Mrs. w. Q. Smith has taken under
her protection CASTOR Seneschal; Mrs
10. r. Hemenway is caring for Marcel.
Edmond has become the protege of J
~. Belser and Mr.. and Mrs. H. q. Dan
forth have it upon themselves to pro
vide for Lucienne.
Recently letter. was received from
Nine. Seneschal, thanking the generous
ipersons in Honolulu who have takeI
II upon themselves TO look after tbs
welfare Of her children She Writes
proudly Of the husband she has lost
In her letter she says.
j 81 will tell you, madame, that my
husband was killed the third Of June
1918, at Melville, in performing an aci
Iof bravery, They have given me, anG
III will make a pretty souvenir for my
children, the Cross of Honor and Ger
ltillcate Of bravery which enclose II
this letter so that You may show IL I,
those people who are kind enough I,
be interested in my Children"
| The certificate, translated, reads a
follows;
"sixth Army, Ninth Division of In
fantry, 329th Regiment of Infantry. 4
"Croix de Gnerre CWar Cross.
Lieutenant Colonel Albert, com
mander of the regiment, certifes tina
the soldier Eugen Sneschal, No. 81 40f
of the nineteenth company of the 329tl
regiment of infantry, has been cited i
Iregimental order No. 1873, of date 0
August 20, 1916, with the followin
mention:
"fThe soldier having always give
proof Of bravery and devotion, wa
killed June 3, 1915, during a lombard
inent and while giving his comrades
Ipplendid example OF courage.