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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26

ylodocm ibr GienltGohen ousge.
gongen mar, entOefte 5rau 9l. Set
der bon 9tr. 3SO3, 6oas-HooO, Oen
gerliIt elmer goIoenen llbr i'm @er-
The bon 500. Sic benodrihtiote Die
@ebeimpoIi5ei uno Die Getettius
GooneD ino Gunn berboiteten nod
elmer lluteriu1lme Oos 0ienItmoo-
den ole 40 Sabre alto 6. SOen,
Sic miro bellte Dem 9ii6ter in Der
mittlereh Eoli5eiltation Oorgefiibrt
iuer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26
gei'm gIntOrciniacn pcrlci,t.

Carl @iiele, Elm % Sabre otter
9(neeitellter in @eorge 9rebm's
grouerei wobnbait in glr. 2709,
@eloir-9Ipe., oerbrannte ii1 geItcrn
am re6ten 9lrm imO an Der redten
@ono nit @aioIin w1breno er elm
9llttonobil reiniete. @r ipuroe I'M
Yripat.9lutomo6il oes Srn. Senrp
9rebu 5uerIt nod Dem ct. SoIepbs-
Soipital uno oonn nod Souie &C.
nommen. Seine 9ranowitnoen iino
5ipar i9mer5bait, aber niht eeidbr.
Iider art,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26

o6ro1iinn~ uno pSarmonieo lperoen
gemeiuiom I'M ,Gonnitotter.
@ort" cine Gcutidtua.6eicr ob-
bolten YloiIcu6orc iolIen &c.
inngeu peroen. ~ y@eiteuo 2ie-
Ocrfrau5" iibt fiir 6omilicn-9(lS.
lug
Ger @elqn9berein .6robiinn" bat
geliern nod ieiner regulGren Sin9.
ltnnoe inter Der 2eitung ieines Eiri-
genten Sobn 81. @Iein bcI6Ioiien ge.
meiniom nit Ser ~Sarmonie" am
Witttmo6, oen t2. Septem6cr, oclr
trltberea Teitidcn Gag i'm pGoun-
ltotter'Eorf" Elm eroBes Yiuiif- mo
Sommerfeit o65uboItcn. IS tuerOen
bereitS Die gorbereitilngen 5u oieIer
Vlundatfaire in gineriif genommer.
@m noGiten Eienitns ueroen oie
Wtltelieoer oes n6robiinn~ in Der
Salle Der n&armonie~ an Der SAP.
ette-StroBe nit oen N1itelieoern oes
leeteren @eianebcreins 0ie Dloiicn.
CDore fiir Die be0oriie6enOe geranitoI-.
tllng einiiben.
g@ It teno 2teDerfran5.~
Cie geitrige Sinaitln0e 0es @e.
loneUereins ,g8eitcno 2ieoerfronj~
m Seinrib's SoIle an ser 0reoerid-
slOenne NOR mic iiblid gut beiu6t
Us pltroen inter Der Gircftion BON
perrn Charles SO. Gill 6ic Qicoer fiji
oen om Sonntoe. oen 90.Septem6er,
IN Benferts Yorf Itattfinoenoen "a.
lnllIen-9lusfIug eingeii6t. Cine Gin
laoilng ieitens OeS !, wton 9(tbIetic
Slllb% ieiuent on Montoa, 0en 6.
slligult I'M oGonnItotter.Earf~ Itott-
I'noer0en 6omiIien.9Sicnic bci5uiuo6s
ncil pitroe ongeuommen. 9ns neues
ottloes @1itgIieo iuliroe Serr GOiu.
cNSullet uOrBelUlag
- apcriiher WtGnnerdor.",
ga sur 3eit mebrere Nlitglieoer
oes D9aDeriicben N1dnnerdlors,~ ser
lelne SingitilnSen in goOcnItciner's
@olle an Der Oii-6opette. .StroBe a6-
palt, ntdt our SingItinoe fommen
tounen 10 beid,loB oieicr, oen Gan.
9esbrlioer &C. @iIbeIm S6louB in ieiuer
SSobnnng Der ttO5, @reennloitnt-
@oenlie, 8n beluden. v3ufaHis" fei-
erie oerieI6en ieinen 80. @e6urtstag,
..5ulollig" aib tonr CT fir cine flcine
S Se'er borbereitet unO 70 perlief ser
a Suli iiir Die gctbeiIieten in b0djit !
un9enebmer 8eiie. @eItern gl6eno
Doiten lib ole Songes6riioer trob Ser
orudenoen Site BOD ber6dltniBmd.
Big 5oblreid eiuecfuu6cn. Gs purOc
as'lfer Ocr Scitlina oes 0irigenten S. !
Starolns Elm GoppcIquortett einoe.
NOf- y y'od6 Der SiuoihlnOc pcrIe6ten
O'e Sangesbriiocr cine 3eit lana jnI
geielIigcr @eiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26
Tar Gin Se;mactrdnF.

1oS BON Geo. @iintbcr GebraiIte
Bier 1T oas bette. giele geurtbeiler
BON @icr erflGren oob es ireenO e.
mem eritfIaiiisen ausIdnoiIbeu Bier
glei1fommt @eraoe Oos DING fiir
oen 6amilicneebrauh. Seines gro-
ma, better @eibmad tnO iebr ndbr'
fr1ftig. Qircft bon Der grouerc'
oitrd oie neucitcn Ylaidinen abge.
iiiat, woourd alaemeiue Heiubeit Ge'
lidcrt pir0. seiIte 81. &bonc:
@olie 20.
(StInif8,1SiMo,9 Dol (AmD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26
llcbcr gurO scfaIlcm.

g8oibineton %. SuIi. -
Cine beute A6eno ocroffenttihte amt,
li6e Depelde bon Yoris tbeilt NIT,
Dob 2ouiS &einbornt, Der erite ome-
rifonii6e Seeuonn iiuo Soloot i'm
Qricge nit 0ciitirblono, in fremoer
@roe begroben moroen lit. Hein-
borot, Der 19.iGBriee Sobn bon 6roll
9(gncs q. &einborot, glr. 1874 Sli
&C. StroBc, gaetp.Dorf, fiel iiber
gorO BON ieinem Sdiff in einem
fron8oiilbcn Sofen ilno puroc unter
niilitdrii6en @bren beigeiebt. gr
mar Dor 0Wei Sabren IN Oie @toriuc
eingetrcten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26
eeOnarO bciicat ailbanc,

SBiIn6elpbio, 25. Suli.
@or elmer Rieienmenoe beiiegte beute
9(benO s. 9eonarO oen 5eOergelpidts-
Gbompion-Souitf0m $. &il6ane
in Der Oritten giimoe. 2eonaro Der.
mo6elte oen Champion ihon in Der
erIten 9limoe, in Ger 5lpeiten 6ebieIt
CT cbenfals oie O6erbano, itno in Der
oritten 9iiinoc fonnte SeorurO ieinenI
@eener cineu Sie6 perieben, welder
oeniel6en ouf oem 9oOen ieitnogeIte.
sSeoer ser bei0en 3dmpfer erbielt fir
Die orei 93uuoeu $4,000 in @oqr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26
Der iuanSeInSe g4aIS.

gllS Der aonigSiobn Wlalcolnl IN
Sbofeipeorc's ~@ocbetb" nit leiuet
SoIOoten por oos SbIoB IN 0uuii.
nan 5iebt uno 5u 9iruom's gSalo
fommt, periahiiielt CT jeine Strciter
uno ipridt: Gin ieoer aricger bou'
iib ob men 3pcie uno trag' ibn Dor
iib; 10 Derbereen mir Die Sruppens
5obl uno irrig miro ocr Seine in
ieiner ShGtitng,@ lluo ais OoS Seer
ourd oieie ariegsIilt inbcmerft oem
ShIoB iid nGbert, meIoet Scr 9ote
ocs Miocbetb oent Sccrfiibrer: nSSb
I6ou' naH girnoni 5it uno iie6' mir
Oeudt, Der @alo fGnet al gu 9eb'n,...
Drei Meilen weit fonnt Sbr i'm fonI-
men ieb'n; cin eeben0er @alO
mobrboftigl 9[n oicie biitorildc
Scene miro nan erinnert, penn man
liebt mie beiite olrf Dem Sdlabtfeloe
pieoer Der @olo lebenoig gemorOen
5u iein ldeint, wem @cidiibe uno
Wiunitionsmagen Yogenee. iluo
Erointolonnen nit 9riinen 3ipeieen
oerfleiOet in ibrem pbantaitiihen
3ug ourb 0os @elGnoe lib bepeeen.
gSdbrcno IN friibercn Griegen ole
Srlippcn MIR in Dedungen an iein
broudten, Die gegen ben 0nooriteben-
Den 6einO idiiben loIlten lit in ole.
fem &rie9e gum eriten Wlole oie
ytotbwenoigfeit oufgetrcten, iid aud
fir Ole Spider aus Der 2uft nog.
lihlt uniihtbor 6li modem Die mars
ibirenoen Solomon 6ieben om @oIo-
rono oobin, Inn bei'm 9lltftouben
cincs 6lug5elgcs iofort in oen Shot.
ten Der 80ume al treten; Die Trupps
bon Eieroen ncroen in @eb0lien
oOer @ebiilhen uutergebroht, oomit
Der 5lieeer aus ibrer 9lnmcienbeit
nidt etpo ouf Elm b0beres Stobs-
fommonoo lhIieBen fam, 0os lih in
Der g3dbe dufbdIt; nn6 6obr8cllac,
belonocrs Munitionswogeu, iuerocn
pGbreno Der 3oit nit 3peigen be-
bedt, oomit lie bon oben nidt ee-
icbcn meroen ODER Der fcinolibe 6lie.
ger gar berhitbt, cine 8oube auf Den
Sransport 81 iuerien. Sir Sic file.
eenOeu Spider Oes 6einOes mag es
oft ihiper ieim nit brouhboren Wieli
oungen iiber SteIlirne ino Stdrfe
oer0eutiden 5uriid 5u fomuen oenn
oie glnpoiinng Der llmeebung miro
ia bis 5ur fleiniten Nioglicbfeit ourdl.
gefiibrt mo bereitelt 10 ole Grfen-
ntng aus Der 2uft. Der 2riegss
lilten Oie 6relmo imo 6einO i'm
9ompfe nnpenoen giebt cs natiirlid)
lrn61blige, ilno ouBer oltberecbrod.
ten Die in ieoem ariege ongewenoct
miirocu ltno I'M gc9cbencn gliigens
Bid ooh mieoer bon @rfolg moren,
crfinOen ein5eIne Srllppentbeile oocr
oft ouh fleine Yatroltilleu meme
Erids. sic oen @cgncr berbliifitn
lmo tdui1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26

6rou Sen 9fnmrn ,9olubi", ~6roit
EiI5" fii6rt. Der @lonn imO sic
ainOer fOnnen Oanu gum 9ciipieI
ni6t iogen: aSie6 einmoI Oie ido.
nen &iI5e", ionoern iinO ec6olten
Die idonen 3il5e ais ole nidoncn
glamcuspettcut Der Nluttcr" 81 be.
3eidlnclt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26
.SabIeaMr An (IIlnhnn Nnf

= ,&9s Spirit Of 'f6~, Elm potriotiI6cs
cuu'eo'I miro 6erte 9(bcno I'M
g'ognn :; ;l, Dat Eorf eeeeben. Gin Dor.
SS"gupeS S..9 Eroeromm 1T fir ole gor.
s!s' ss:eHung ollfeeiest itnO um Sdmlle
on'oet 81 e 6euerperf ltott. S8Gbrcno ser
SO1rl'ellnna ipieIt ole 91uIittopcIlc
i''lier a. %rof- Charles 6. SorIoh bo.
lllOlll'9c l.l Wallit. Gie llmacbiina 0cs
gees : miro fir Oic ecIeoenbcit Ipc.
oica Oeforirt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26
1 ngebItd 6obrfoGb's
90 D10r0er.

lieutenant MeslcD Greomer ber-
boftcte 6wei 8riioer, SSos. gfiIep, 81
SSobre alt, unO Tbonlos gtiIeb, So
Sabre alt, beioe bon 8eloir. ouf Den
@eroobt bin, oen betogten 6armer
9(norem 60brfolb bon 9RoBOile ME
oereeldlogcn unO beroubt ou baben.
6obrfoIb ltarb an Den Solgen eines
S6loees iibcr ben 9opf I'M st. SO.
iepb'S &oipital". Die beioen MGn-
ner peroer, wGbrcnO cine Inter.
iudung eineeleitet lit, i'm Eoli3ei.
quarter in Canton feitgeboIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26
9sfcrOebanOIer Ocr6aftct.

George .. Steiu bon D}ounineton,
@.-gu., Ser aneeblidcn Inter
idloguna bei6p!Oiet. @ar
EbeiIbaber elmer 6irmo, oie ame.
rifanii6e @ieroe ais beIgiide
Yrooufte oerfoufte. - Stein ioa
$4,000 gemo6t 5aben.
9Luf @uni9 Der 9e6oroen bon
g9elt.Sirginien nlir0e eeitern gio1-
mittag Der 80 Sobre oIte George 8.
Stein bon Ofi6mono, @o., lnter 0er
gInlbulOigung, ongeblid $4,000
llnteridlogen 81 baben, bon ocn @e.
beimpoli5iIten 2uirf unO Yorter in
einem Sotel perbaftet uuO no6 Der
mittleren Yoli5eiltotion gebrudt, po
er BON 9ii1ter Sodaro Dem Sderiff
u. Wf. @loper bon Wforion.@ County,
@.-Gn., Der nit Gequiiitions-Iof4-
menten Oes Stootes g8eit.Gireinien
bierber getommen mar, auSgelieiert
ipur0e.
@en1B ben glngn6en 0es S6eriffs
mar Stein Sbeil6aber elmer 6irma in
Monnington, @..&o., Oie in Den leb.
ten Sobren riciige Yrofite er5ielte, in
Dem iie inIdnoii6e %ieroe ols inpor-
tirte belgiide @oablltpferoe oerfouf.
te. 0ie 6irmo 5otte 9leeuten, ueI1e
nod geIgien fiibren rnO BORT einiee
biniee Yferoe tauiten, Die geipobnIi6
auf Der 6obrt nod 9lmerifo Oeren0e-
ten itno iiber 9oro eeiporfen tpurOen.
Der Die NferOe begleitenoe g(gent be.
belt o6er Itets Die 0oflnente, ouf
melben Oos gllter oes Eferoes ilno
Die yioiie, etc, oernerft unO in Bel
gien amtlid beelaltbiet morOen ma.
rem. Die 5irmo foufte Damn in glme.
rifu elm Yiero, Oos ouf Ole auf Dem
0ofument unge9cbenen Nierfmalc
poBte, iino perfaufte Oonn OoileIbe
ouf @ritno ocS 0oflunents ais Gin
belgiides EierO. 9lnitott $500 fir
Oos E5ier 5u befommen, muBten ole
5ormer oft iiber $4,000 be5oblen.
8or einem SSobr ipuroen idIieBIi6 |
Ole SdIibe ser 6irma entOedt. Sin
G6eil6a6er tpuroe feitecnommem oa
Die onOeren 0litelieoer ale per-
ibmltnOen paren. Der @erboitete be-
5oblte an Glin0en Der 6irmo iiber
$4,000 5iiriid unO puroc oonn emit
laiien. Stein lpur0e felt mebreren
0aonoten berfolet, fonnte aber ME
oer6aitet meroen. Ser S6eriff er.
BELT Dor eini9en Eaeen Die gto6ridt
Dab iib Stein auf Dem @ege nod |
@oibineton iino Baltimore beiinoe.
Gr matbte li9 i9nea alif oen @eg,
Tim Den Gerl1lulinoenen bier 3ur
Strede 81 brineen. Qie bieiieen @e-
beimpoli5iiten fon0en 0onn Stein in |
einem lSotel ino nabmen feline Ser
baftline Dor.
Ye 0 torrooIer BE trait.
0ie .StroBe, bon Der Dit
emo bis 5ur Baltimore. StroBe, ipor |
geltern Wlorgen Die Scenc eines ouf- |
reeenoen Motorroo- -@ettrennens, mie
6reOcrid 8. 8uI, elm Spe8iolpoli5ilt |
Der 2onoitroBen.@ @onmiiiion, erflGr-
te. 9ln Der gSettfobrt botten orei |
t6cileenonmen; iie mtr-
oen bon 9un oerbaftet ltno Dor Hid- |
ter Hanft in Der iiioli1en Nolioei-
itotion ge6ro6t. Dort goben lie ibre
mie folgt, on: SenrD SeiB, |
10 Sabre alt, Scr. SOB, Sii0 7. Ctr;
ISreO. S8. 0ufe, 90 Sabre alt, Nr.
12, Gor6.Wilton.g .glbenue, in0 emil |
9uId, Is Sabre alt, O2r. 1915. &or-
foro.&ooO. Seoer Der orei @erbof- |
tcten botte Elm W1Go6en ouf Dem
Niidiis leiner MoIdine eebobt. Sic |
IuurOen 5ur 3obllIng bon ie $26.45 !
beitrnft. |
9lngebIid G0brfoIbs
90 or0er.
lieutenant @esIcD Greomer ber-
boftete 5pei 8riioer, SSos. 9fileD, 81
,ynhre nIt nm ThnunS g}ileh. 5S /
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26
gci Der 9lr6cit Ocrlcbt.

@eorge @cubcr, Ger t6 Sabre alto
So9n bon Soporo s. @erber bon
=, gfr. 1705, 8cIt-9lbcnue, acrictb &C.
'ern Wtorgcn wGbrcno ieiner g(rbeit
~ I'll DER Jobrit Der ,GbeIopcofe Yoper
9oaro Co., @de g8ooooa- rno Gle.
rlent,StroBc, NIT lcinem SUB in
c'ne Gun Yopicr-Ereile. Ger anobe uur.
Oe eI 70 '@ner berIeet, OoB man ibn ms
~~terc9 Soipitol" bringen muBte.
Ger 81 Sabre oIte 9(uqlIt Summer
pon curtis 9oD itiir5te qeItern g2od.
InIttag in Curtis Ban bon cinent
S'S'uosen ino bro6 oos rc6te geiu
an 0lpeI SteIlen. gr wlroe in Ell.
mem ils. slntOmobiI nob oem Mercp So
lpital eebradt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26

Sn Gan Groncisco lit Ocr
ge6tsonpolt Gopin s. Suffice, ein
Spe5iol 9lsent Ocs @encroIgunocs
9lnipolts @reeorp, IN ieincm gurean
cinem Ser5idlaee erlcgen. Sr. Sii-
iticc itonlmte aus Greensboro, g. 6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26

@feGf ogen6. u@enu Sbre
Sousb6lterin Elm iolder Grade 1T
Worimt fiinoioenSie ibr Damn liltY"
SD babe ibr idon orcimol getiin'
oigt ober Scr 8rief fam ieoesmal
an mid 5uriid nit Dem @crmerf:
.glOre1ot perpeigert glmobmel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26

Vl6Dnncntrn, HE ben ,,HcMtldjcn GDrrcs
ipDnOcntcn" nldlt piinttIidD pber nnrcaels
mdfia erbalten, iinb acbcteu, Oer Office
eapun per 9elephoH Ober Idjriftli:S sliS'
tReiIune az ulaGeH,
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-14
LOAD IN MAN
But NOT in Gun

.
Too much sake in a bewildering mix
ture OF cheap gin and strong whiskey
was the direct cause OF a little cne act
comedy staged In the Aiakea house
on Alakea street yesterday evening
that might have been tragedy II 4
double barrelled shotgun in the hands
OF T. 0da had been loaded.
0da is an old Jaranese who has liy.
ed at the Alakea hoaEe for years. doing
odd jobs abon- the city and carrying
himself generally IN a pleasing and
in0ffensiye manner. crazed by drink
he get out the gun and declared his
intention OF shooting up all residents
OF the honse in general and d. ]. Win
SLOW. chief electrician 1t the PHuloa
drydocE, in particular. Mrs Winslow
was also frightened by the threat.
This morning he was arr2igned in
Police court On two charges. one of
using threatening language and the
other of going Extensively armed The
latter case was stricken and on the
former he was bound over under a
$3.50 bond TO keep the peace for six
months. II he fails to post this he will
&c to prison for two months. Police.
men M. A. Gcnsalves. N. NJ. Kekua and
j. b. Kramer placed the man under
arrest and found that the gun was not
loaded.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-14
FRANKLIN TURNS
DOWN.. S. JOB

LHH
Because he is doing better in private
practise with the law firm of Thomp.
son. Milverton & Cathcart, than he
could do were he to accept the govern.
ment offer, Attorney Cornell s. Frank
lin has declined an offer Of the assist
ant U. S. district attorneyship made
him by u. s. Attorney General Greg
ory, it was learned today.
A cable received by the u. S. dis
trict attorneys office Tuesday from
Washington offered young Franklin
the position. He conferred with his
uncle, Collector of the Port Malcolm
A. Franklin, who advised him not to
accert but remain where he now is,
with the law firm. The assistant dis
trict attorneyship pays $500 a year.
Il advised my nephew against ac-
cepting the assistant district attorney
ship said Collector Franklin this
morning. The collectors nephew came
to Honolulu shortly after Malcolm A.
franklin arrived here to become col
leetor of customs. Cornell Franklin is
a graduate Of the literary and law de-
partments of the University of Missis-
sippi and lras made excellent progress
since his arrival in the territory The
young attorney has. made many friends
here.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-14

Orders for los locomotives were
placed by the New York Central.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-14
rid STOMACHOF
GASES, S0URNESS,
AND INDIGESTION
''Pape's Diapepsin" Ends All
Stemach Distress in Five
Minutes

You don't want slow remedy when
your stomach is bad--or an uncertain
one-or q harmful one--your stomach
Is too valuable; you mustn't injure it
with drastic drugs.
Papes Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in giving relief: its harmless
ness its certain. unfailing action ia
regulating sick. sour, gassy stomachs.
Its millions of cures In indigestion,
dyspepsia, gastritis and other stomach
trouble has made IT famous the world
over.
Keep this perfect stomach doctor in
your home keep it handy get large
fifty-cent case from any drug store and
then II anyone should eat something
which doesn't agree with them; II
what they eat lays ike lead. ferments
and sours and forms gas: causes head
ache. dizziness and nausea: eructa.
ticns Of acid and itadigested food
remember as soon as PaBe's Diapep.
sin comes in contact with the stomach
all such distress vanishes. Its prompt.
ness. certainty and ease ins orercom.
ing the worst stomach disorders is a
revelation TO those who try it--Ady.
-.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-14
NEW hIILLIyERY

Tomorrow at Jordan's. model import
hats will be shown. sAdv.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-14
NOASARRAI Will
run OWN COURT

...The sooner Mr.. MeDuffie realizes
that he Is not running this court the
better. said Judge MonsaFrat Of the
district court to 3 Star-Bullefin re-
pcrfer this morning relative TO a tiff
between himself and the chief OF de
tectives in gambling case.
Il am the judge here; not he the
judge went on 10 say. ~and as such
p<opCce &C run my own court The
detectives get very excited about a
little gambling game when the de-
PENDANTS don't have enough money on
their person 10 pay a fine. Why don t
they go out and grab 4 big game where
the stakes are highg"
The Judge saw tit 10 discharge two
youths this morning who were arrest
ca for gambling with six others al the
All Leong block yesterday afternoon
and McDuffie took exception TO his de-
c;sion Detectives testified that both
discharged defendants were present at
the game il net actively engaged in
* and that constitutes an offense un-
der the statute.
Beth boys, C. Beckley and NJ.
Pianos, however, presented excuses. Of
happening 10 pass the game and won
their freedom.
Whereupon McDuffie asked Prose
cutor Sheldon to obtain il possible i
Suspended sentence for six others who
were guilty, which he did.
IF the two boys were not guilty it
would not be fair to fine or sentence
the others" said McDuffie afterwards,
for one was in the game just as much
as another"
McDuffie also stated that evidently
the testimony Of police officer now
adays bore little weight with Judge
Monsarrat
IF I had known the true reason for
the request by the prosecution for a
suspended sentence. would not have
granted it. declares Judge Monsarrat.
Il am sorry did now. but under
stood then that it was merely leniency
because of their first offense."
The captain says there IL little use
for him to try to suppress gambling in
the face OF such district court de-
cision.
There have been numerous COM
plants from the All Leong block" he
says. These boys have both been In
the reform school but We can't take
them to juvenile court for they are
Just over age. believe they should
suffer"
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-14
FINDS FLAW In
/ ABATEMENT LAW
Of CALIFORNIA
Proposed Law for Hawaii Not
Subject to Criticism That
is Voiced in Court

Defects In the California abatement
BY Injunction Law have beea found by
tne superior court sitting at San Fraa-
ciscc. The provision which the court
finds to be unconstitutional. however.
differs materially from the bin now
pending in. The territorial legislature
and the provisions CT that proposed
law would not be open 70 the same
objection
The California abatement Law pro-
yided that any citizen might on his or
her own nlonition and in his or her
.oWn name begin proceedings for the
abatement of nuisance and for in
junction restraining its continuaee
and asking that certain penalties, ili-
Guiding the closing or the premises
for a year, be inforced.
Grants Too Much Power
According to the newspaper ac-
counts, the court holds that the Cali
fernia legislature exceeded its power
when 1t gave to an individual citizen.
acting In the capacity >of a citizen
alone, the right to maintain an action
when a penalty is attached.
Part OF the decision says:
..Frcm the earliest times, down to
the date of these redlIght abatement
acts, an action to abate house of i'll
fame was a public action and not a
private action, and must be maintain
ed. IL at all, by the state. unless the
plaintiff pleaded some special injury.
A private person might not claim as
his cause of action that which was q
cause OF action in favor ofAthe whole
public. In the. present case the plain
tiff does not allege any special injury
to himself
After referring 20 the penalties
which the plaintiff asks be imposed in
abating the alleged nuisance, the
court says:
Relief Public, Not Private
1T will be noted that such re-
quest constitutes no private relief,
but does constitute public relief and
private punishment. But public re-
lief and private punishments are the
subjects OF prosecutions, and not 9TH
erwise. AT common law there was
no private remedy for anything but a
private wrong. This rule has never
been changed in California by statute
or constitutional provision. :
The proposed law which the terrific
rial senate now has unGer considera-
tion differs materially from the Cali
fornia law in that il the proposed law
the individual citizen does not bring
the action in abatsmept, but calls the
matter to the attention Of the official
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-14

Program beginning at 1:so p. N. until
4 D. m.
Evening (two shows), $50 and $3.50
SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TO-DAY
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Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-14

Attend the commercial law lectures
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opens tonight. Come in and ENROLL
Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-14

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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-01-26
r,ur HELP roa SCHOOLS.

The forest service has prepared for
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four samples Of commercially imp0r
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tables showing forest products by
states, the rise and fall OF the lumber
industry and the percentage of lum'
Der supplied by different regions. and
maps OF the natural forest regions OF
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eatH. This exhibit IS placed on mounts
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fixed -four on each OF nine strips OF
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exhibit occupies space about -four
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OF the nine panels Is numbered TO ia
cilitate hanging in their proper order
The exhibit is loaned for short pc
RODS under conditions that the Dor
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teriai while charged to them, and Il
forward II promptly at the direction
OF the forest service. Applicants
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wherever practicable transfers b,
made between borrowers residing
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for shipment weighs about 81 pounds
Application for the loan OF this es
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Utah, or 70 the nearest forest super
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