davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

oenoen WtenI6en beridrteb.
9ieie nunberbdre @ntbedun9 eines
HatlirbeilmittelS burd cinen Yrieiter,
Der elm beriibmter @r5t mar, mub,
mad Der n1gemcinen Sufrie0eniteIins
bon @ebrau6ern 81 urtbeilen, moth
ipenbieertpeiie 9roben @ertb beiiben.
Gs lit cine Samilienmebi3in, bic 81
Sarie in altmobiid,er Weiie 5ubereitct
ipirb. Sicielbe perleibt benz Nu9e
Slang unb ben 8ansen Sarbe. Der
Sbec lit frei bon Altobol uno 8etdus
%bunssmitteln ir9cuoipeldler Grt uno
fpirft bortbeilbaft auf ale Srgane bes
a6rpers. Ghreibet fir elm $1.O0
Yatet, senrs fir cine fiinfmonatise
9ebanbluu9. unb ihliebet @uh Der
Mrmee bon 9liidlihcn @~eiunbbcits
Iudenben m. Gin frcics Yrcbe sYatet
n,if Werlnnneu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
e&limmfte aaer 9siben.

SNttNutltC uutt ~
1901 %. a.. ctr, Cos AneeIes, Gal, OF. 1915
Dor u~nsefdbr 21 Sabren lit ib bon ben
f9redli9ften auer 2elben, gieroeneribo pfuns
nro S1ldfIofigfett = uurbe bon ben beiter
eer5ten bebaubeIt, aber pbne GrfoIe. Damn
entpiabI mir elm spotPefer 8aitor a1nie
~yterbine, neil es elm aneefebeuer ar5t feinen
putienten oerfhrieb. Sd fnufte nun 1 Slaf1e
bon benz wliiteI, nobm es rat ber gtnipeifune
urb iiblte fotort etuoerune, bate fpteoer aand
rdtirliten S1lof unb brauhte nur Q Sla'
f6en. = 9orieen Btnter mar I'D nun tpieber In
chen foltem Suitaub burdb automobiInrfdl
seioulinen, pnrbe besbaIb tuieoer bon etner,
Der erften aer8te bebnneeIt, aber cbne beion'
bern GrfoIe; banr erpdbute i6 r1eire Grab
rine nit benz HerpiHe lib Der ar5t faate:
9os nebulen Ste, i6 femme IS. Settoer1 bin
Id nun pteber bon neineu 9eiben befreit,
Sofferb, oaB our9 biefe GrfIarlng anoere
2eibenoe bon benz f6redltniten 1Her SeioerL
~Eerpenf9ipd6e" aud befreit tperben.
Srau Or. g. 4rat.
OVAL Elm ptribppnes Bud FIR gesrpeuItioerb.
1eIRk pirh Stbem Der es nerlanet j%uaeianot.
Gruie erhoiten aud bic Wteotbtn untionft
Disfe Wtebijtn tpurhe fstt bem Sabre 1876 bon benz
epnp. YaftoI RbHig. Bort moant. Snh. 3~uberettet
urb iett inter iener 0nweiiung bon Der
KOENG MEDICINE CO., Chicago, iii.
81 w. Lake St, near Dearborn.
Bet NSstbstern ~ hab en far
800 ste 8iatd,e. 8 8Iatfen fur $500;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

Sofurt perIangt.-g r abrene
Snrmarbeiter, nit @mpfeblune, ami
elmer @iebfdrm, cnttpeber beint Wonat
ober beim Sabr. @uter 2obn.-gbens
falls 8ornpfIilder eeiuht. Ibreiiiere
g. W.-433, bieies glatt. 11,S,o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

- q. Wil8tng. beutf@er abpoiat
uub Slotar, Nan1 " S.iuranee NIbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

@einht.-Sausbdlterin fir 1ries
tier III fIeinem @%iienbabnsS tdbtden
in Soipa. Npplifdtion mub gmpfebs
lung bon ibrem Pfarrer beiieen. Gebc
Ilter nnb 2obn i'm eriten griefe an.
Ibrciiiere: 6. Eft, bieies 8latt.
t0,25,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

Sn perfamfen: 8adrenporratb fir
Shmieb; Sanbtperfsaeus unb 8erfs
itdtte gu bermietten. gin5ise Shmiebe
in eutem 600 gintpobner odblenben
Sotpa'er Stdbtben nit fatboliider
Stride unb S6ule. Goreiiiere: 9. u.
Ali, bieies 8latt. 1924
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

aatbolifher 1armer, 81 Sabre aft,
lpiiniht nit fdtboliiher Dame. Fl biz
so Sabre aft, 5fpeds Seiratb befannt
5u tperben. Senbe Photographic NIT
eritem Brief. Ibreiiiere: g. S.-434,
bieies 8latt. 10,25.a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

@ierteliettipn 2dnb. 9anr ober Be-
bingunsen. q. o.. WpIa, Tiqua,
&anias. lisa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

80 older Sarm, 40 inter &ultur,
Geit @eioe unb @alb. @robes Srames
Saus, 2oe>Stal. $1,000 YerionaIs
giaentbum. Yreis $4,000. llriahe
bes @erfaufs: borseidrittenes gIter.
j. 6. Marubl, Stratforb. Wis. lisa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

Sn p%erfanfen. = Telephone ggs
DANCE. Cute 8apital zInlage fir
cineu glIten Zinc anb Srouble Wan".
3ebn Sarmer>2 inien 81 beoienen.
Ibreiiiere: M.-442, bieies 8latt.
lila
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

Stelle seiudt ala S~ausbdlterin fir
Srieiter. Ibreiiiere: e. V.-436,
bieies 8Iott. 10,25,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
WfIbanf, Brant Co., 60. Dat.
Beim S9reiben ertpdbne bieies BIaii.

HDtr ha6sn BITE beten aartoteL, Rrout.,
gtebs iino WtI6faruen I'M Rorouefter. Nnr
IS Wetlen bon WinneapoIts. SoIen osrfanbie
lester Worat 900 Waeeonlaoungeu aurtoffeln,
fpitet bon $25 per Gder outpdris. aaibo.
Iti4e atrden oqe panr WetleR. 3pHutttb
Bros, SoIep. Wtnr.
Beiu S6rettrn erfpdbne man btefeS TIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

@einht.-@uter Sarmarbeitcr. Der
ale Sarmarbeiten pcritebt unb gut nit
Yferben umeeben fann. Solfe. bic
bas niht fonnen, braufen iih nidt gu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

gu %perfaufen uber 5n pertauihen:
140 Ider Sarm in 9obse Gouutp,
Minneiota. Wiiroe segeu fleinere
Sarm in Winneiota umtauiten.
Senrp Webelbutb, aaiion, Winn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

Sufurt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir
Samilie beitebenb aus flint ertpafies
men Eerionen. 8utes Seim fir bic
red]te Yerion. Wattb. 9bimmef&,
Binbior, Sc. Sal. 1854
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

Wtsconfin Sarm ST ~perfanfen. -
227 9der, gutter goben. pouig @aiier.
5iemlih CUTE @ebGube, gan3 se5dlint.
Selepbon nnb 9anbpoit. 6Ia Reilen
norbIih bon Trairie bu CHEN. Ilb
perfauft tperben, UNI Ra6lab 3u
reseln. Gin tpirfliher garsain-$42
per Gder. Spbn Watousaf, 8or IA.
8oute 1, Prairie on CHEN, @is.
lila
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
Mhtnma, beutihe ,&atboliten!

gSas Oenft Sbr iber bic beDorttspenoen
Warum fonmt Sbr Mot mad Oklahoma uno
ft6ert SUD Elm Setm In etuer euiel beuif8en
AniiebluHs7 Sbr ionnt am 1. Sdunar init
ben 6drMarbetteu beglrneH,
0aftolifne Seimiu8er iinber bier quite
Setule gu ntebriaer 0reiter. ur5 Elm ber5lt8es
6tuiommen tn elmer bIfibenoer anfieoIura, in
Der Tdbe bon STRIDE uub Yrtefter.
Sar ndbsre G~ustunft f9retbe ober teIeerd.
pbtere man an Z. 3. bentpy.
Referen3en: 9anf Of gIstn, Glatn, OLD,
cber aeo. Satber Rdnbersrtnten, Sterling.
Oklahoma.
Betm S1retben ertpdbne man bietes SIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

antuns, aatbplifsn.-ao mao benz I'M.
ssreIst6Lt1en Sbsrtoan eount5 @ontana.
Qet9te 8ebtneuneen. @eeenb fptrb f6nen be.
ItebeIt. 4omut, tpdbreno ons 9ano btnta IN.
Hsp. Suhn z. Gaftn, ~gntboItc goIonhS,
GuIbertfon, Wcrtnrd.
Seim s1reibsn ertpdbne oisfes BIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
ScrIauqt= Mnieiqeu.

9reife: Sos erfte U1aI 4 gts. pro Sort;
8 Cts. pro @ort ieoe 8o6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
Mhtnng, Gatbolitea!

Iif6er STRIDE unb gfarrf6uIe, perber ftnen
anfgeiauft unb IS ip1re Serien. BITE f6 In einer
suten @esenb, nabe STRIDE uub 56ule, nieber.
5uIatien piiriten, s5u ratbeu, fofprt 5u fom.
men. gtr f6nner quo 5uoeridftee ansfunit
aebeu. ba mir ieit IS Sdbrer bier anfdfRe iinb.
Aeferen5: Heo. 3. .. S'EeiG, pfarrer.
mDS....a m..a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
13. Sasuns Dec ct. 8onifatius=
Snnbes bon Soma tn
Subuque.

(Sortiesuns bon Der 1. Geite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

8efndt. = Srau fir allsemeine
9%ausarbeit. Sanilie beitebt aus bier
Serionen. Gutter Gobn. Ibreiiiere:
3. H.-431, bieies 8Iatt. 10,25,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
geamtenmabl.

0urh affirmation tpurpen an
Wtontae Nnhmittas Die folsenber
8eamten ertpdblt:
GommiHarilis: Ht. 8ep. s. s,
8rune sIlton.
SrGiibent: Sic Conner ubuaue.
@ice sYrdiibert: Cigar @iqsine1
Dubuque.
aorreiponbiersnber Setretdr: 6. q
Reunigz Dubuque.
Sinan5sS efretdr: 9. s. Ress
Dubuque.
Sirettoren.-Siir Die Sio5eie 9us
6uque: Heb. Bm. gremersGa lmm
Srant Sreps9 Dubuque. - Sir Die
8io3eie Davenport: Senrb Sitter
burlington; 9. Spismoeler : Bur-
lington. - SIr Die 0io5eie Siou1
9th: Gbriit 8aus8 eitpbalia; Sobr
8ierls Sempleton.
Sem als Gommiiiarius ousi6eibens
ben Nier. 8eorg 80. SeersO DUBUQUE
tpurbe tpe9en l~ansidbri9er treiler
0ienife Der SAINT Der geriammlune
burd Gufiteben a~us9ebriidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
Die 5rauen .ltuiun, Seftipn Soma,

~" WV
eripdblte alS
Srdiibentin: Srnu gliiabetb @iIs
9ine DUBUQUE.
8ice sYrdiibentin: Srau Iarsas
retba 8. aortenaders alton.
Sefretdrin unb Shasmeiitcrin: SRI.
6. Seblers 8ortbinston.
Sireftorenrat5: Srau Barbara
Neuelers Alton; SRI. emma 8eiers
8reba; Sram s. Berger ortbinston;
SRI. gbels SaberbiQ; Srau Sr. Naps
Cascade; Sri. Srcnc Soiiclmann>
Dubuque.
Die @pn5asa Siinslings. Seftion
ertpGblte foIsenbe 8eamten:
@eiitlifer 9ireftor: Neb. Grnolb
8oebin9sS Dubuque.
Yrdfibent: Tanl arodestis9 us
blore.
esYrdiibeut: artbur 8alibs
Dubuque.
Sefretdr: 9iobert SbaunonsS us
bnaue.
Shasmciiter: @idael @ueIler>
Dubuque.
@yetutipe: gaumbobers Dat. Cars
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-05
ATTENTION, YE
UKULELE AND
GU|TARLOVERS!

The last ukulele class that we will
form, at large, before Mr.. Kaai leaves
for the mainland, is now forming; so,
If you desire to take advantage of our
remarkable offer, giving you a guaran-
teed six dollars and half ukulele and
a full course of ten one-hour lessons
under the personal tutelage Of Ernest
K. Kaai, "Hawaii's Music Man"-all
for six dollars and half you should
take advantage of the opportunity to
join this interesting and instructive
class forming now.
We are also forming a steel-guitar
class, offering you a complete course
of six one-hour lessons for only four
dollars-if you already have your in
strument. If you buy your guitar from
US the course will cost you but two
dollars.
And, by the way, have you bought
your copy of Kaais latest popular hula
one-step Honeymoon Isles" yet? It's
wonder. For sale at all music
stores, our new Union Street store and
our studios, rooms 81 and 50, Young
building.
Call at new store, or phone 2028
regarding classes ADV
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-05
JUPE PLUVIUS FAILS
TO DAMPEN ARDOR
OF BOURBON ORATORS

Just why old Jups Pluvius dared to
turn on the tap at the critical moment
last night is more than the Democrats
can understand. But he did turn it
on, and the speakers platform at
Aala Park was flooded several times.
Some of the speakers barred their
heads to the storm and grated in Eng,
lish and Hawaiian. And the big crowd
stood by and cheered for everybody
from Joe Fern down. 1t was an en-,
thusiastic crowd Of more than 1000
persons
Associate Justice E NJ. Watson
spoke on behalf of the party.
There is only one candidate in the
Republican party lat am afraid Of
he said. He is the only man in the
Republican party who has done any.
thing. He is Ben HolHnger."
The audience gasped. Was Justice
Watson actually going to praise Ben
Hollinger after ali The roasting he had
received in past N -e:ings of the Bour,
bons? Justice Watson continued:
He has recently brought in a lot
Of laughing jackasses and parrots and
monkeys. He is always bringing in a
lot of new Republican voters. Even
the parrots have Oeen taught to say
Vote the straight Republican ticket.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-05
By AUTHORITY
NOTICE OF CHANGE IN ANTAR A'<I
QUARANTINE AREA.

Notice is hereby given tLat. effective
AZ neon On June 5. 1917. the Quaran,
tine area described in Sec. OF Rule
NJ OF the Division OF Animal Indus,
~ OF The Board OF commissioners OF
Agriculture and Forestry approved by
the Governor on May 18th. 1917. is re-
duced 70 the area described as fol,
lows
Btcinn!ag at the West corner Of
Wilder Avenue and MetcsN Street. and
running as follows:
l. NOrtheasterly 765 feet more or
less to the Northeast corner Of Metcalf
and Marques Streets;
EaSterly 13l feet along Metcalf
Street
3. Southerly 256 feet across Met,
calf Street and along the West side
OF II II. lane;
Easr2rly II feet across lane TO
fence.
,. SoutherIy 93o feet along fence TO
stone wall on top of bluff;
s. SOu.neasterly 1870 feet down face
Of 'lulf a:.d around base Of slopire
land to small bridge;
: Southeasterly $50 feet alorg
ditch along base of sloping land TO
premises of K MatsumOto;
s. SOuthwesterly 40 feet along
fence along premises Of K. Matsu
motto;
9. Southeasterly III feet along
same
10. Southwesterly 511 feet more or
less along the Northwest side Of lane
to Beretania Avenue;
II. Northwesterly 1865 feet along
the mauka side Of Beretania Avenue;
- Northeasterly 236 feet along
fence and cultivated ground to angle
in ditch;
10. Northeasterly $50 feet along
ditch;
IA. Northerly IS feet along ditch to
a point near base Of sloping land;
Is. Northwesterly 654 feet along
ditch;
Is. Northeasterly 172 feet along
ditch;
II. Northwesterly 215 feet along
ditch and across to the North side OF
Metcalf Street;
IS. Northeasterly 420 feet along
Metcalf Street to the initial point.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY.
Honolulu, T. H., June 5, 1917.
6S04-1t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-05
HIS IS A SORRY
LOT;;LET SOMEONE
ENLIGHTEN HIM

Over IN label. Oklahoma. they
apparently DO not Know very wIC2
about Hawaii. al leas, in the pub
lie sCnOols. in slI;e 81 the efforts
OF the rCC- otiOE committee I.
convince IT" reOi e Of the middle
west that, among other things. ="
children OF HawIIi do not 20 10
school in grass houses.
But there is oCe yourg man II
Idabel " 10 has taken it upon hiM..
self TO lind out. He has sent 4
letter to Henry W. Kinney. super
intendent Of ru5.,c obstruction.
addressed 10 Sem. Pretty Cir,
Honolulu. NaWal:., What he de-
slreS is to communicate with
student in a HOnC lUiu school and.
in return for Information abort
these islands. he vii! give InfOr-
nation about his own state
He says:
1T seems very STRANGE that !.
an American. should " commune
eating with some person in Homo
lula the geocrarhies spell j;
HOnolulu'-"who have never
seen. Thanks to modern maH and
school connection | am able to Go
this.
"Mebhe yOu have never been to
America although you live under
our flag II so, you might like to
know something Of this glorious
land of the free and home OF the
brave. | will tell a few things
now and many more in letters
later
He herewith offers this informal
ton:
THE American people resemble
those Of your country. although
they are white. We have a very
large army and navy and although
We are a peaceful nation We can
make a great showing in war.
AS for myself | am a boy be-
tween - and IS years of age, tall
and muscular. My sports are Cy-
cling, tennis, baseball, football and
basketball and swimming
Oklahoma apparently would be
an excellent field for the promo
ton committee to get busy in.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-05
Kahaulelio Talks
To Empty Chairs

I'm all alone, all alone, there's no
buh-huddy here but me-
David Kalei Kahaulelio candidate
for mayor on the Lahui ticket. might
we'll have sung this refrain at Aala
park last night. 1t would have been
appropriate, very much so, for David
was quite alone in his corner of the
grassy area while on each side Of him
doomed the husky voices of Republi,
can and Democratic candidates for
city and county offices.
Kahaulelio had erected a small plat
form on the waikiki edge of the park
and circled it with chairs. Promptly
at 1870 o'clock ne mounted the ros-
trum to let all the people know that
he was running for mayor on the La,
hui ticket. Five or six persons drop,
ped into the chairs, apparently to
rest before fighting their way toward
the Republican or Democratic grand
stands.
David talked in Hawaiian, but the
soft evening breeze was the best aud,
fence he had. Over at the bandstand,
where the G. o. P. held forth, the
Hawaiian band blared forth and the
crowd flocked toward it. At David S
right quintet dispensed soothing Ha-
waiian melodies-this was a Bourbon
drawing -card-and the crowd flocked
there, too.
Then it started to rain Kahaulelio
kept on bravely through it for a few
moments and then, apparently dis
gusted. damned his campaign hat on
his head, shook the raindrops from
his coattails and silently left the
stand. The Republican and Bourbon
bands continued to blare.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-05
ALIEN ENEMY
ORDERS ARRIVE

III you find that alien enemies are
rot complying promptly with the
Presidents proclamation, or applying
for permits, you should confer with
the United States attorney with a
view to having public warning issued
through the newspapers land especial
1y through German newspapers), that
any alien enemy found in a forbidden
area after June l, 1917, without per-
NIT, is liable to summary arrest and
detention"
= This is q portion Of additional in
structions received today by Marshal
]. J. Smiddy with regard to the issu-
ance Of permits to alien enemies
under regulation No. 4 of the Presi-
dents proclamation.
Paragraph II Of the instructions
reads as follows:
- you must impress upon applicants
that II IL their duty to report to you
any change Of address or Of employ.
ment, and In case such change makes
unnecessary the entry of the applicant
into forbidden area to which he had
q permit, then you must cause the
permit to be taken up and destroyed
and, II necessary, a new one issued to
correspond with the altered circum.
stances. The failure of an applicant
To report any change Of address or to
give up q permit when called on to do
so. renders him liable to summary ar
rest under regulation No. IL of the
proclamation"
To date more than 100 alien Ger.
mans have secured from the marshal
permits permitting them TO reside or
do business in the various local re-
stricted areas.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-05
SUPERVISOR HORNER NOT
ON LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE

Honolulu, T. H., June 4, 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
Sir: | see in your Star-Bulletin of
even date Mr.. Harrington, in summing
up the various candidates and giving
a last little dig at Horner, saying that
the legislative committee was made
up of excellent gentlemen, but they
did not have any definite program for
what they were to secure from the
legislature, and least Of all did not
have any comprehensive financial
program for the construction of the
roads of the city, within the lifetime
of the present generation, etc.
| cannot say whether this is Mr.
Farrington's last knock at Horner, or
whether he has not taken the trouble
to find out the personnel of the legis-
lative committee. Horner never was
a member Of the legislative commit
tee, about the only special committee
that l was ever appointed on by the
mayor was chairman of the committee
on minutes, and if Mr.. harrington had
been set on" as many times as H6r-
ner has been during his term of Of
flee, he certainly would not suggest
anything to any committee before
they brought in their report.
AS to a program on roads for the
city and county, will say that l have
given you a program on roads, time
and time again at the meetings of the
supervisors, at the AID Club and at the
Rotary Club, and l have always stood
for a concrete foundation, and l have
on all occasions voted against any,
thing else.
| remain, very truly yours,
ROBERT HORNER.
Mr.. Horner is correct. The COM
mittee was Hatch, Logan and Holm.
ger, although my understanding Of
the names of the committee as given
me verbally by Mr.. Logan during the
legislature was Horner.-W. R. FL
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-05
HONOLULU REGISTERS
FOR u. S. DRAFT SERVICE

Eaton Magoon, son Of the late J. A.
Magoon Of this city, is mentioned in
San Francisco papers as having been
one of those who registered prior to
today, the date on which the official
war draft began on the mainland.
Magoon gave his home as Honolulu
and claimed no exemption. He is a
Harvard man.
Up to May e, total of 500 citizens
had registered in San Francisco, &C.
cording to the official records 1t was
expected that $4,000 to $4,000 persons
would present themselves in that city
today for registry and that a force OF
1900 or 100 clerks would be required
to handle the names.
HIS Is
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CHINESE oRAT0RlCAL
ASSOCIATION TO GIVE
BENEFIT entertainment

Members of the Chinese Oratorical
Association will hold a benefit enter
tainment at the Hawaiian Board Audi
forum Saturday evening, June 8
Musical numbers and gymnastic worn
will be features.
The association was organized il
1912 by ten young men Of the Chinese
community. The organization now
has so members. The receipts from
the entertainment will be used to de-
fray the expenses Of the educational
work.
The Y. M. c. A. orchestra will fur
nish music for the evening, while sew
eral of the leading gymnasts of the
city will be seen in new numbers
Tickets have been placed on sale al
the Y. NJ. C. A, Y. w. C. A. and Ter
ritorial Messenger Service The pro
gram follows:
l. Introduction, by Lee Young.
2. Medley-Standard American Airs
by Y. NJ. C. A. Orchestra.
3. See America First.
4. Address, A. E. Larimer of ths
Y. Nj. c. A.
5. Concert waltz-"Wedding Of the
Winds" by Y. NJ. C. A. Orchestra.
6. "A Bit Of Minstrelsy," Herman
Luis, ]. Reilly and Al Spencer.
Z. Real Life.
s. Gymnastic stunts-Pyramids Div
ing and Tumblilg, by S. W. RCbIey
and his travelling team.
Overture-''The Golden Sceptre," BY
Y. M. c. A. Orchestra.
10. Closing remarks, by Lee Your~
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CAPTAIN TAFT
HERE TO TAKE
OVER KESTREL

SLg rae d song OF the sunny
s.. TN Cat James TAFT might have
~. :I4cI aS he slipped into Honolulu
..aI,Cr today and viewed his pride,
-. kes;rei lying at the wharf, spiCk
and shining IN the early morning sun.
H. he I'D nothing 4 tie kind In
stead, h" 'Irnct 10 a newspaper man
an. SAID s.n, rrr.l You don real
~. LO" g.aI ! an 10 Ue back in Homo
!u.l after three years absence 1t
-n"1ns d entry. And You cannot
f., ne, either. HuW much il means to
cone sailing across the Pacific in so
80" d ship as this"
ait. TAFT is well nnoWn to the Ho-
nO.ui4 waterfront Four years ago he
'rcuCht the trim little British Kestrel
10 iIaWau TO pI! between here and
aiming and Washington islands to
-" south He is now taking over the
aM" boat IN place Of Capt Ferris.
resigned
apt TAFT has married since he
1T here Mrs TAFT and the baby are
AHccted here this fall
While away the captain has spent
most OF his time on the British Co.
IMbId coast on various craft. He
says III" business is quiet there now.
Accom- anyng Capt TAFT is Ray
mond A Trayers of San Francisco,
Who goes south with the kestrel on
an important mission for the British
government. He represents London
concern and will install a complete
wireless plant on certain islands
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OFFICERS FROM
PHILIPPINES ON
Way TO COAST

st,tv.uve offtcers from the Phillip
.- .a,o,ois aod ,t.r.
P'n'S' 'H"H''e u "N'
tenant colonies :" H''' "eutenSh'S'
are due here On ." n"N' TRANSPORT Oh
their way - DUTY on the mainland
oaoa-s,,r 80 raI advice. received
az VI u'"' w. '''',''
THIS morning al H'Pa' l''I'"' "'"1'! u''
tors
Need Of officers TO Whip tie new
arm, INTO shape in quickest possible
1jnc j. REGARDED Nv ar1Iy men as the
reason for so large number being
ordered to the mainland. The list
follow,
col charlc- II Barth. 27tn Inf;
Iieut Co.'s Marcus j.. Cronin, Inf =,
Allen 4 Smith. NJ. g.. Francis A
Winter ". G.. James K. Lindsay, 18th
Inf Harold p Howard, cav Majs.
William y ConDor Sd Engrs.; Chas
{ RTIingsIca N G.; Capts. Leonard
" Ivers Charles r Reese. George G.
1eute and Clark LYNN Inf: Frederick
u Uenncssy Joseph + Barnes Ed,
Ward II DeArmoDd, +. A.; Paul b.
Rnnker T. A: John NJ willis. Ches.
Tor Haiq and Robert NJ Hardawav,
~ ~. = " Honevcntt + A: Cbas.
e I4iIIman " e Ralph T McPen,
neI onI WarshaII G. RandeI 2nd +.
annord r Snarkq A. donald