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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06
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te, Cots 249, $50. 251 unb 252 IN
@ram Dl. RuIiiOn's untsrabt6silun9
In Gaft Oberlooi 81.
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Got "a in Bel unb Steele's llnterabs
theilung in 9drtpsa $275.
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buets gompanp. 2ots 27, %, % uHo
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g. 80. sSobn 6aad an Glfidbetb
Meper. 40 bei 95 CUB an Der Silbs
fDeitede Der Gbur9 Gtrabe unb sotpsr
@benue 81.
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gbieogO, Su., So bet 115 Sub an Der
WefHeite Der GangIdnb GtraBs, 445
JuB n5rbli6 Der Gbnfe 2lre. 81.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06
96atten Der
Tereangenhrit.
ROmau bon o. Glitter.
(Sortiesuns.)

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sd bin IS Srene idndbie, Nmna.
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iiber unier 8erbaltnib na6seouGt
babe, Dab niht aud mir gergIeide
aIfgeiallen limo. penn if mein elem
oes 9eben nit Der trnititroeenoen
Gieiiinbbeit oes @raien Sobentnirn
bcrgIi6en babe. @loube nift. baB
i'd meine 9iebenspiiroigfeit 10 iebr
iiberid)dse, Inn 81 eIauben, Srene
fonne mid 10 Iieben, 'ipie id es mir
reht rDiinifte. ga, penn id geillno
tSGre = oann nGbme ib ben Sanpi
nm 0ieie 9iebe Ssrenens nit jeDen
anoeren Wianne nltf = 10 mub i'd
mid nit bem begniigen, mas lie mir
81 geben oermag."
Limb oas iit2~
nSSbr grobmiitbiees WitIeib uno
ibre I6ipeiterIi6e 2iebe.~
,,9u bit iebr beideioen, mein
Sobn,~ entaegnete Die @rdftn mir
leihtem Spott. yGu pergibt oas.
ipas On ionit nod in Die Bnsihole
5u Ieaeu bait :,
y9u meinit meinen glainen nno
mein @crm6gen2 ab, tonnten Die
mir oie geiun0beit fuieoer briugen.
idb g1be iie eerne oabin 9as Uegf
ie0erleif,t, @tama.~
,6iir on6ere bod nidt"
-01einit On Srer,e2-
sSSn.
yGs lit nirr elm fIeiner eriue fin
oas Spfer, bas iie mir eebradyt bat.
i'd iebe es Jest flar Elm, felt i'd beIl
@rafen Sobentblirn feuueu eeIerirt
babe"
n9u iibertreibft, @laoinrir!-
rgeein, MaHa, ih neib, oaB Jreue
hieien Monn lie6en uuib, 10 beitinuut
pie ib i'm Iieben ntuB. @as Serene
mir geben fornte, bat iie min gegebeu
= Fe bot msins Sage, bic pisllei5t
roider gu Gnbe eeben, oIs mir gIGi'
ben, nit oem Sonnenftein Der SoH.
nuna bes Slides erfiiIlt, i6 fam ibr
oagegen MIR @el6 unb @eloesDert9
bieten. 2aB mid iest aIletn, Iiebe
WanIa, ih nrlrB nod nadoenfen -
unS bdnn babe id nod 81 i&reIben.
rStreiben2 SSn Der 9aaht. -. es
ipirb DIR i6abeu.-
rgaein. Ssm SeeentbeiI; es miro
mid bershieen. S9 bite bid. perlab
mid iest."
9ie @rdftn fonHte rrtdt anbers, ole
fih entfprnen. Gle NOR nn5ufrieben
nut ii9. sic batte cine garis aabere
8irtiing fbrer Dorte unb oes ano-
npmen griefes ernartet. Statt bab
fie 8Iabimir tDeiter bon Sreuen eut.
ferltt hotte, idien fie TIN t5r nod
ndber sebroft 5u baben.
SSn0ptideu sing @Iabiruir 81 iet-
nerH Shreibtiid, Iieb fit Dor ibru
nieb.r unb betra4ttie Inusf bas Bin,
iptelt,es ibru Srere idOu DOR ei,rieer
8eit seiderrft batts.
Gr inltete bte Sdrbe, bic Ebrdnen
traten tim IN bic Gugen, baHn ianf
iein Soilpt at ieins arine ,tb cine
@eiIe Lag er reglineSIOs b. er ihieH
Su beten.
es ipar gang fill IN beur 8iu,uler,
man borte oas Ieiie Gideu Der goIbe-
neu llbr, nelfe aiii bem Glide Lag.
2ansiam ri1tete iih @Iabimir
pieoer eulpor. Seiu Guge ergIdnste
iii einem lberiroiiHen Sdsin, nm
ieire Gtppen ipieIie eia Ieidtes, fat
gIiidli9es 2ddeIn.
Gus Ieinen Sdreibtif9 nabm er
nrebrere 9osen 9apier. Damn beeaun
er eifrig 81 ihreiben, mobl einc
Stunbe Lang. Garalf fiDertierte &c
oos Bapier, periiegelte ben @rief nIit
feinem grdflihcu @oppeu iinb f6rieb
borauf NIT letter Sarb: .@eiu LETTER
2Sines
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06

sd oaute ssbnen. bob Sic aefOm-
men inio. Serr e,rai,' iagte er nit
matter Stinure.
sd borte. ouB sic cine idledte
yiod5t gebabt, Uraf gslaoiuIir Is
tbut mir ber5Ii9 Ieio.
,Sh peroe bnlo feline idleGfei
gadie mebr bnben," eripioertegSIaoi.
mir nit einem Observation-Disclosures
,St petoe balo iebr rnbie mo tiei
idlaien :. Mania, ipi0it on mid
nit oem @rafen Sobentburu aIle'ii
Iaiien. -. nur cine fiIr3e 3eit. -"
Gie @raiin erbcb iid. sd glaubte
uid)t, oaB on 0,ebeimHiiie Dor mir
bdtteit.~ iaste lie enIpiinoli9.
.es lit nur eine geid)dftlide Ai.
eeIegenbeit, Wionln, Inn bic i'd Den
9errn @raien bitten nlotte.
,9etn, ih nil niht itoren"
oamit entfernte lid, oie 6rdiin.
Cine gSeile blieb es itia IN oem
Sraufei8irnmer, bur9 oeiien &C.
ihloiiene seiinitIerioiouiien ein5elne
SuHneniroblen bIenoeu0 fieien.
rgas baben sic mir nlit5utbeilen,
graf 0lnointir2" iragte 9rlrodfat.
,gSoniit fam id5 sSbneH oienenF"
@Iaoimir rihtete ii& enlpor mo
reidyte Dem Srafen eineu fIeinen
SdliiiieI.
g8oaen Sic Die Cite baben, oas
mittIere Sab oes SdDreibtiidIes aiii.
5uihlieben, iagte er,
Der @rdi that es.
.Danfe. s9ollen Gle nun 6ns Der.
lieeeiteShreiben bermlsnebnien, mel
dies oben nlf ben RaplereH liegt.
ia, bas iit es.
@unbator nobm 6as Shreiben
beraus uno las oie gIufidrift: Wiein
LETTER Wile. Ra9 meinem Iooe biird
@raf @unoatar SobentburnN Sli
ohnen. @raf gMaoinir llrusfi.
-Sbr 2eitaueHt, @rnf BlnoinItr e
so, mein Seitament. SD beiIfe,
Sob es pole @iItigfeii bat, oa ib Is
eisenbdnoig eeihrieben, nit oeiu
Sutum oerieben, iulteribrieben uno
iiHteriie5elt babe.
.Raf, meiner 4enntnib Der Beiese
bat es ooae 9iiItigfeit gieaeid]t miiB
es aber an elmer nrntli9en SteIle be-
poniert iperben.1
r9as 1T bier nida nt5aIt5. SD
ipoIIte oaber sic bitten, oas Sefta.
rent an ii6 gu nebmen, neil i'd S,e
Sa ti,einem &eltameriisUouine6er er.
nannt babe
.Nit9, 9rGf gDIdbtnir9 0h tom,
me i1 bBu2"
.Wetl i9 bolIss Dsrtrduen In Gi.
iese. unb bann - id bin nift iiher.
Oh meme gertpdnoten bas Seitament
asrte1,nen meroen = ia, OBJ es radb
netnem Tobe uidbt gar ipurIos Der.
ittpinbet.-
-aber, @rdf Blobtnrir. -
go, ia, ih urlb bas Ieiber be,
fiirhter, benu netnegerfpanoten ,per.
ben fi1 oura oas SeItnrtent iebr ent.
t6uift fiibIe,t. SD babe aIs Uni
perfaIerbin rneine biuterIaiiee Ditt.
tue etngeiett.-
@rof @.inbafar fiibr suinnrupeu.
..Ss5bre DitttDe2l~
go, nleins Iiebe Srene- -
.aber Gle iino ia nod eor uid,t
nerbeirotbeti~ ~
Sd boffe, bos ii1Iere Sod3eit In
eirrigenGaeen nou5oeen iein iptro. Sd
babe mft etnem riiiiiIden geiftIiden
ales beipro4en, Der fi1 tn aairo be.
ftnoet, er pirb belite nrrtoutuieu i,no
bic Erainine bornebusen.
Limb Serene -SrdiiIein 96riugsl-
SD habe iie gebeten, in bieIe
MneIIe SodSeit eirBitiuiaigeH. -
Limb fie -
.Sat eileetuinigt. -
.9ns bari iie niHtI
~Serr 9raf, es bdlbeft fih mn bic
Ieste Bite zines Sterber6en," Iprah
@labiurir nit bre1euber Stintnne,
meIte ipie berbaltenes SaIuG5en
Hang.
@iribafar mar tief eridiittert. Or
tra5te uidts 81 eripiberl.
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nds fir ein sdrtIide8 Ser5 meine
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iie irgenbtpo iiebt, irtnlurt iie NIT nub
aiebt es nit Der Glaf6e nif."
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BIN idb nud, i6on 10 mauden Roter
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Qforon D. gIodiDsa an eilIi, Pres,
nad 5000.
Garneit 3. Rossrs on guiintb Uleu
3. n. unb 6. 60. $1,000.
8ert Ulefbbopsfp an gait Ddlnui
9ills 3. unb 8. co. 5000.
Diliom q. DoIImann an biefslbs
$500.
katherine Snnbman on Bomb Bin
Q. u. 60. $1,000.
GetiIgte 5bpptbeteh
Tsirinm Spdris an Sem. .. unb 6.
so. $3.50.
2luitroIia 6olabirb an 6pmejfeab
g. unb 6. so. $500.
Walacs 10. Gprprnn an bieIelbs
$14O0.
piorearet U2oDanisI nn Wsp.rs 3.
Cooper $4750.
@bus. 8. OrtmaH an u. 8. alnmb
$1,000.
Bernard +. atnau an Dsiisrn oils
y. unb g. so. $500.
Dm. 3. SOerHitemepr an SCftpb
WleDer $1,000.
SeRrp Nobr an giii5sns Gift ..
uno G. 60. $1,000.
9eorse u. 3ua an Spbs parf o.
uno g. so. $500.
Georss 3. Craig an bic Geft ct. 3.
u. Rc. l $500.
RidOIaus aarg an 2Inemania 9.
uno .. u. 60. 5000.
Solporo .. Rumisp on Uiiami
3o1pnibip 3. unb 8. 60. $500.
Gigs. gornfI;ils an Glenn 3. unb
g. u. $3.50.
Sarrp 6. 5opr. an Grite Darb 3.
uu6 6. u. 60. $500.
Granees Wleb art guisrprif, o u.
60. $500.
Nnrtba Gbrilt an Diais g. 9a1pr
$1199.
>Srbn Gbrift an 5isblanb Doe. g.
uno 3. 60. 5000.
@iais 6. Sarper an Defttrn Ger,
mon gant $1,000.
sSobn albt an slutonio Soms 6. unb
g. 60. $1,000.
SOps gufpsI gaiIiion on 2ilis
Ron1pt 5000.
esohn U2utlIsr an Qetips o. uub g.
60. $500.
Sulin 9otmann an Bremen Gtrabe
3. nnb 6. 60. $1,000.
Wlart 9erIon an bo. $1,000.
Anna 1oeriier ON perueuas Duris
$500.
8. 8. SOfffsS. Gu CAP Gub g. q.
90. 2 1864.
sSOispbtns 5Oog an Grlfs @arb ..
unb 6. 60. $3.50.
George Gorbes an DgrponDiIle ..
unb 8. Go. $1,000.
hilbert Ri4drbioH ON JoiRb 3nbi
$40o. ?
Cad gruIs on 1osnu 5al G. unb
6. u. $500
Garl gruis uE arIin RsaIsp Go.
$500.
RaiiIbs g.asb on DidfOn ID 6ern
$500.
Spbu Si,ier an bo. $3.50.
9srieEbs on Deit ROptnopb Q. unb
6. Go. $500.
gtaf<l Q. 5alIorou On SOf. G.saed'
BIN Sruftse 5000.
gIair O. eorbdnsb ON 2ouiia Be-
der $500.
Grnn 9. q. Mifs ON Cincinnati!
Sruit Go. 500.
almslia copper. ON GONE Q. unb 8.
Go. $1,000.
Gbipdrb n. gobs an Dh- 6enltb9
e. uIb 6. Go. $500.
5obn W. aiiiid OH DO. $500.
geeite glnnpers an Utpittpr q unb
3. 90. $500.
Mm. o. 9oilrann an edIt Wuinui
Gins q. rmh 6. Go. 5000.
8. &. @ifliuns Babe 60. an PRO-
oibent gapinss 9. uub z Go. $06<
900.
6errp q. GimIid on ginr. Worf'
tuam.ns Club 3. Enb 8. 60. 5000.
6arrp 9. Rboahes on iJunbdmentnl
G. nnb .. 60. $500.
katherine GdnbmnH an Geutnni
Sruf 60. $500.
Cora 3. Mertstin an 7itls o. unb
z. 60. $1,000.
ebfparb Z. Glpns an Nsurp Gpns
$500.
Sas. N. gacgintp an auOy q. HnS
e. Go. $3.50.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06
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sinsm erausaIsissu. 70 Ssb "a iHfataa MAJ.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-26
NO ADVIGES Sent
HERE BY RUSSIA

ET. Augustus Marques. Russian vice,
consul in Hcnolrlu, has not yet re
cei.ed any official notification OF
changes in the Russian government,
and so far as he is concerned his
status is just the same as before.
He expects, however, that the pro-
Eisional government now said 10 be
in control will shortly either confirm
his position here or appoint another
man to take his place. He does not
believe it will be the latter.
As yiceconsul DR.. Marques expects
to send to Russia some time in May
or June party OF about $50 Russians
who wish to go back home at the ex-
pense OF their native government.
This number petitioned some time
ago for the transportation which has
not yet arrived. II will cost about
$4,000. - +
The consul saws that the change in
Russia has not created an especial de.
sire to return t. the country SO far
as he had been able to notice from tie
number of applications handed to him
for the free transportation. He has
received no applications since the rev.
olution occurred.
Relative To the Russian incident
some time ago in Honolulu when some
Russians were tempo: arily put in
irons by the local police and of
which there was report of Russian
government investigation, DR.
Marques has heard nothing. ne says.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-26
EDITOR
GOOD ROADS ISSUE,

just how big is the auto industry in Hawaii!
What DOES il mean to the territory? ~
Why are the roads in most of the counties. parti
Icularly in Honolulu, proving woefuy insufficient
10 stand the wear and tear of modern traffic?
What proportion of damage 10 roads is made up
from the proceeds of auto revenues? @.&@
What are the lessons to be derived from Homo
lulu's present road conditions and what is known
OF local auto traffic., -.
These a very few of the many vitality import
ant questions which will BE answered succinetly in
the Star Bulletins Good Reads Issue TO be publish
led next Saturday
This issue is published beCause of pending cgis-
aton and because up to date there has been neither
a close thorough ANALYSIS Of the present situation
nor comprehensive plan for gettogether work to
improve that condition.
Literally dozens of good roads plans are afloat,
Tany of them in the legislature.
To centralize public attention. to crystalline pub
e discussion and especially TO present some entirely
new, phases and entirely new information this
Good Roads Edition has been planned and is now
being completed republication Saturday
Among its features will be a whole section de-
voted to graphically chsrted analysis of the con
ditions by H. Gooding Field. This section shows
where public revenues are going proves that present
revenues are insufficient, and suggests how to
remedy what is grave defect in our system of han
ding the auto industry in its relation to roads
Realizing the timeiness of this discussion the
auto men of Hawaii are giving the heartiest coopera
ton in preparing this special edition. which will
be OF permanent value in any question of road con-
struction or maintenance.
large number OF articles of special interest to
auto owners drivers agencies and garages will also
be published.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-26
WORK ON Range
PLEASES SOLONS

One of the most successful company
encampments held by the National
Guard here was undertaken Saturday
and Sunday by the Machine Gun Com
pany of the 1st Infantry on Punch
bowl. The company in heavy march
ing order left the armory early Sat
urday afternoon with its Tickers-Max-
i'm machine guns. Camp was erected
in record time and after a hearty sup
per a detail was instructed in guard
duty. and as it rained throughout the
night, the guard experienced condi-
lions met with IN active duty. Gen.
s.. /. Johnson had supper with the
company and praised it for the spirit
which it showed.
Sunday the company practised with
the machine guns, firing several
thousand shells and when the mem
bers of the legislature arrived they
were greatly. impressed with the sight
of these modern weapons of warfare
in action.
A number of shooting matches were
arranged between the members Of the
house and senate and they showed
that they were far from being unfa-
miliar with the service. rifle. With
his first two shots Senator Coney
scored two bullseyes and he refused
to shoot further Senator George P.
Cooke did almost as well with score
of % out of a possible go.
Sunday morning the second battal.
ion went up for rifle practise and only
the boom of heavy guns was lacking
to make 1t realistic scene from the
west front in France. The riflemen
also came in for a large share of
praise given the citizen soldiery by
the legislators as this battalion has
large number of crack shots.
The members of the legislature
who visited Punchbowl Sunday were:
Senators C. F. Chillingworth, j. II.
Coney, George Cooke and Representa-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-26
Az EMERGEScY rRoJEcr FoR wAIkIkI.

A public hearing before the house finance com
lniftee will be held at o'clock tomorrow on the
bill appropfating $4,000 to divert the filthy stream
that now flows over Waikiki beach into the sea be
tween the 0utrigger Club and the Moana Hotel
The bill ought to pass. 1t is an emergency
measure and the size of the emergency justies the
appropriation of $4,000 which competent engineers
have estimated is enough to put through the pro-
liect.
Governor Pinkham has much larger and more
elaborate plan for reclaiming the Waikiki lands
but it is fully realized that the big reclamation
scheme cannot be put through for considerable
from one to three or more years At present
there is not even beginning of actual work due TO
many causes not the least Of which has been the
lack OF cooperation among propertyowners, as well
as the inherent difficulties of laying out public i'm
proyement with such intricateiy involved interests
md such large engineering difficulties
Governor Pinkham tells the Star Bulletin that
he does not oppose the $4,000 for the diversion of
the stream, that he considers an emergency action
justified and that if the engineering project propos
led to meet this emergency does not interfere with
the larger plan he can conscientiously support it.
And the engineers who have given their advice to
the Outrigger Club on the streamdiyersion project
assure the public that there will be no interference
with the bigger scheme.
There is then, no good reason why the appropria-
ton should not pass. As stated in these columns
previously, Waikiki beach is such an enormously
valuable asset to Hawaii that, this marring feature
ought to be got rid Of at once.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-26
new RECORDBY
BOATS; REPORT

That one Of the < submarines has
made at Lahaina a record which SIR.
/ passes anything ever before turned
out in battle practise IN island waters
and possibly in waters of the contin-
entail United States is the reaoTt
which was in circulation this morning
among naval men here, following the
return CT the third submarine division.
the T., S. S. Alert, its tender: and the
cruiser st. Louis, Sunday morning
from the Maui port
Two Boats Score High
Another retCrt, also fsom navy
sources, was that the submarines KS
and K-7 had surpassed the resCrd
made last year in annual battle prae-
tise by the KS, which beat all pre-
vious records OF United States navy
sea wasps, SURPRISING every other
submarine division in the American
navy and winning the coveted trophy.
Comparison New impossible
Commander Thomas c. Hart, com
handing the third division, said over
the telephone at noon to-day that II is
impossible to compare at present the
records which have just been made
with those of 1916. Reports of the re-
suits made by the other divisions have
to reach the navy department and be
computed before the final score can
be made public.
ST. Louis is Here
Coming back from Lahaina, where
she has been accompanying the four
boats of the third submarine division,
the u. s. S. st. Louis, whose exact To-
caticn has been mystery for the last
two weeks, returned at $50 Sunday
morning, berthed ct Navy Pier No. 2
and is taking en- 1900 tons of bunker
coal today. What her future move.
ments will be her officers say they
do not know and could not tell if they
did.
Erydockine Period Overdue
The st. Louis sizes are somewhat
discolered by her stay in the waters
around Lahaina and her huh below the
water line this morning revealed con-
siderable green marine growth adher-
ing to 1t. which will be scraped off
soon. She has been out of drydock
10 months, and navy regulations cali
for her to undergo docking period
every nine months. Whether she will
go to the coast for it in view of the
present serious international crisis is
not known.
Three Jobs for Slower
Because the former executive Off
Ger, Lieut.. Sylvester II. Lawton, Jr., is
in charge of the interned German gum
boat Geier at Pearl Harbor the st
Louis engineer officer, Lieut.. Roy lie
C. Slower, is acting as engineer Off
Ger, executive officer and navigator.
Lieut.. Samuel w. King. junior grade,
who has been here waiting orders, has
been assigned to the St Louis and is
in charge Of the construction and re-
pair department
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FARMER SHIPS CATTLE
3o6 MILES IN TRUCKS

Albert Fink, a farmer in Harrison
county. Kentucky, could not get cars
for shipping his cattle; so he shipped
them in motor trucks from his farm
to Plainfield. Ind, a distance Of 306
miles. 1t is said that many shipments
of hogs from the southern part of
Harrison county to New Albany have
been made in motor truckc.
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{. ". CHRISTMAS
VIEW CONTINUES

f. w. Christmas paintings are still
on view at the old Kerr building. Ala
kea street. and continue to draw the
attention - the art-loying public. sew
eral of the works having found buyers,
including some OF the larger canvass.
es. The exhibit will continue for 4
little while longer.
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Charles ". Marquee and James

tiyes Charles N. Marquez and James
K. Eula.
This morning Senator Chillingworth
said that he thought the territory
should supply the machine gun com.
pany with guns and full equipment
Of its own
Next Sunday an invitation will be
extended to the senate and house to
witness the first battalion shoot.
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Evils of drink and gambling were
ably PORTRAYED in the Chinese play
The UnregeHerate." given Saturday
night at the Hawaiian board auditor.
ium by the young men of the new
Beretania Chinese church.
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Somehow we have lost sight of one Adam Tarnow
von Tarnowski, who landed on our shores recently
as the ambassador from Austria. Is he waiting for
orders from the kaiser?
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a California wireless station talks with Virgil
MIA Panama, Alaska, Honolulu, Australia and Pa
peete in the South Pacific. Yet some think miracles
out OF date Philadelphia Ledger.
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fit is true that there is to be rush of femininity
to this country after the war; it is likewise true that
Europe has sent us less welcome exports in times
past. philadelphia Ledger,
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Colonel Rooseyeltis ready to volunteer. Colonel
Bryan urges the citizens to appeal to Washington
for peace at any price. You may choose your own
colonel New York sun
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VITAL STATISTICS
HORN.


SALSBURY-at Kapioiani Maternit,
Home. Honolulu. March %, 1917. Il
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Salisbury of Wal
pahu. Oahu. son-William Bern
hard s.
TEIXEIRA-In Honolulu, March %
1917. to Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel SouZs
Teixeira of Kapahulu road, a son.
.JOHNSTON-In Ookala, Hawaii, March
%, 1917, to Mr.. and Mrs. James John
ston. g. son.
to Mr.. and Mrs Frank kalani OF
Ninth avenue. kaimuki, a son.
P4ANO<Fs--In Honolulu. March 20. 1917
to Mr.. and Mrs. William. Panoke OF
Iianiwai street sonLkahokuolani
MILLER-ln honolulu, March s, 1917
to Mr.. and mrs. James +. Miller OF
Queen street. a son--James.
.CORREA--In Honolulu. March %, 1911
to Mr.. and Mrs. ANTIQUE Correa of Ka'
Iulani tract, q daughter 49,
CORREA--In Honolulu, March 20, 19i 9
to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Correa OF
Pauoa road near Fort street, SON
Jacintho.
MARRIED.
PARISH -PECK-In ,HoBoiulu. March %
1917. James Arthur Parish and Miss
I.ibbie r. Peck, Rev. canon William
Ault of ST.. Andrews Cathedral Off
ciatings tIerbert S. Peck
apa Helen X .GlliHillsPa s.tlt
s91ssie DIEDa ai
ELIIIS-At the Department Hospital
Fort Shaftef. Honolulu. March %,
1911. Victor Ellis. enlisted man. y. s
army, native Of Kentucky, aged p
years.
Honolulu March %,
1917. infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Man.
ueI Souza Teixeira Of Kapahulu road.
Body cremated.
JOE-In Honolulu. March %. 1917,
Charley w Joe OF 1865 Pua lane.
REGO-In Honolulu. March %, 1917.
Manuel Rego of 1914 s. queen street,
aged 50 years