davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-03
SurdJ bic 9bdler Ser ihb'
li1eu Sarpatben
DrtHgn iest bic 8erbiinbetsn on
me3rere1 puHttsH IN bic RDIbaI
EN-.
Die RuifsH uHb RumdHsn osrt9eioissn
isosn SUB brett 9rosu.
5H Der 9ObruST9a FHb bic Rpfen
Bis nab Rncin suriidseogGnst
porosU.

Berlin, 2. SaRuor. Guf bro5tIo,
fem Begs nu4 sap0ils. Sbre snersr.
T6e SffeniiDe an Der rumdniI9eu
5runt fugifeBsnS, trisbsn bic Sruppen
Der @srbiinbstsn um Wontas bic Ruf.
len unb RumGHsn neitsr in ben S9d.
Iern 5uriit, bic in bas SHnsre Der
WOIOau fii1ren, ME Die cbsrif. Sesress
lsituns ontiinSigt. Die @srbiinbstsn
rahtsH siHsn srfotsrsidsn gajonetts
ursriif auf beiSsu Ssiten bss Sttus
Sbnlss.
Sn Der n5rbIifen Waradei bo6er
bic 9srbiinosten Die Rufen geSpuH-
gen. ii6 iDsiter suriidSusieben uHb fis
ud6srn ii4 isst ben gsfeftisunssH DON
Gocinni, Rsbr aIs 1900 SsfanssR.
luur6en am WOntns gemc4t. SH Der
SO6rubi6u babeH osuti6s uno buls
-gariIde 3ruppen bic RuTen auf Ma,
tin suriidgebrGngt. Die bstreffenbs
geianntmn3ung Ioiliet fpie folgt:
gJrunt oes Gr5tsrsogs SoIep5:
Siioli6 pom Srotus Sbal 1T Der biel.
urnftrittsne SDbsuSus Der SaltucaHa
gerse uun ben S.itiben ssnommsn
tporbsH.
.Sn ben S6GIeru, bic Dpn ben Be-
red Bergen nu9 Dem Ssrstb fiibrsn,
bobsn mir ben JeinO. tpeitsr suridge,
iporfsn. uniers Sruppen brben mebs
rers 6oHenpOiitionsn uuf beiSsn Sci,
ten bes Situ3 S6aIes nit benz 9dios
nett ssnpmmeu. Sobspu, i'm SuTita
Sbal. puroe gsHummen. 9sgennngriTfe
Der RuIisu unb RumGnen purbeH abs
ssinlassn. Gs ipurbeH breibunoert
ssionseHe einge6radt.
.9lrmessruppe oes SsIbmarT6olIs
bon Wadeniea; Die nsIats Grmss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-03

unb gu mdBiss iinb, als bab fe es
ibren g0Itern gsseHiiber, peIae lid
na4 Srieoen Iebnen, DeruRtporte!l
t0nntsH, iOl6e gsbinsungen 5urad5r'
tpeiien2 Ssoenfaus tp1re sg bon uns
fspen GsiHben e6rli9er sspeisn, penr'
iie frsi b.rausgeIast bGttsn: ,Bir
pollea nod ipartsn. benn mir boffen
nod INNER, baB mir gar ui9t gu uus
terbanbslu 6rau6en. iouosrn baB tDir
bic GrisbsnsbsOingunsen sinfa9 ntt'
tirsn tSnusu." 2l5er dnfatt biss su
ibun. iptsIsn ii5 bic GntsntssRd
als bic Ridter Der MsIt aui.
rgtber aIIes, mag Tie srrsibe, If
mir bus, Sab ibrs SduIo baOur9
bag re oeu ariss fortssisBt babsl
rur ben augsn Der saussu DsIt nug
nod orober sri3eiHt,"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-03
S3ipei neutI6freuaoli6e
3eitungen
3n DiaSrio iOlleu iucgen Der &egie'
ruug nuansenebmer 9lrtifcl geridjt.
lid belangt pcrben.

sc abri0, oio 9oris, 2. Samlar.
9ie oeutiairel,n6litbe 3eitung nyea'
cion" pirb gerittIib perfnlgt peroen,
neil iie cine Grflarung elmer bobea
biplomatiIGen Berionliffeit, Die in
gcsieblmgen 5u ben @eutrallflad)ten
lic6t," uno oer5ufoIge Rrdiioertt ISL.
ions g}pte cine berbe 2ettiou fiir Spa.
nien bcoeute, berofientlidt bate.
,,9ln @arringen bot es nift 9e-
feblt," beiBt eS IN Der @rflarung; ves
ruurOe QeDon1t, iih nidt IN 6as
Rontrc6onOe.@eid)lit ein5ulaiien, OaA
ON GlSc iia ols Elm redt id)lehtes 9e"
iddft crrpeiien oiirfte. Die 2eftioa III
Inn 10 bcSeihnenocr, tpenil man tic Der
Sbatinbe segeuiibcr bait, oab Der
Premier Iih offen auf DIE Scite Der
aqiirten ltelte, oeueu gc9eniIber er
lerpiIiftungcu eingegang2n lit. Spa.
nien lit 6nS ein5tqc europdiIhe nelt.
rale Gano, 0as ais 8ernittler in Gem
S2cItfur1pfe in Betra6t tomnien
fpnnte, uno MN lit es oerpilihtst, oeu
Ser. Stoaten ben Gorrang 81 laiier-"
Ger artifel, rpclder els ein Slllult
aeaen oen A5rentier 9tumanoneS be-
trantet piro, bat iolpoGl in Der Itbe.
raIen ols audi in Der fpHieruuttpeH
&reIle eroBe @ntriiitirng bcrporgeru.
icn.' SIN .SSlnparciol" niro erflort,
baB Elm meiteres oeutid,reiinoIiGes
9Iatt. Die DSriblmo", ebenfaIls ge-
ridtIid) perfoIgt pcrocn lriiroe, mo
oob Der SyiiitiSntilliiter on ale 81.
ItriftsunlpaIte elm GirfllIar beriarOtc,
in DeIdJenl iie nlfgefcroert peroeH,
Qegen !roen6eine 9eituHg ir Spanle'b
pcI6e geger ein fremoes 2Gno obcr
feiieu 0ertreter beleibigcnoe ArtIfel
rer6ffcntIicbe, 9lnfIuger gu erbeben.
9rie8tfder SamFfer tors
pebtrt.
greF, 2. Sanuur. Der grie9tI4a
Sampfer aSoppbu", BON 2087 Ious
nen, TT BON einent 1interieeboot t7rpss
otrt Doroer. 9ieuu UtdNn Don Der Se1
Iabune puroen serettet. Was aus ben
unberen geipurben, TT uift betannt.
@rpber britii9er 0ampfr
ef9ettert.
2pubon, 2. Saruar. Der brttta
I9e 0ampfer yReitoriau", BON $685.
Tpnneu Der am 13. DECEMBER bon
GjalpeItou no9 2iperbool abging, Il.
treeuopu aeitrunOet unb Diro pollr
iidubiu 5u Gjruroe ae9en. Die geidB'
una III in Glter6eit setratt noroen.
gyu Ter Ilmp'er g3Itrunbet 1T. ipte
anberc Gin3sl6siteH, ituo ni4t betanHt
gema6t poroer.
SeI6tmOrb ais Gptgs poa
GnttGufbuGs.
Gttrn, 8, 2. Seruat. 9rant 8.
S6srmeiIer, Elm 65Sobrc alter MIuru,
beaino am DisnTtng UtOrgen Seibf'
mpr6, ots er sSiasr, onB Gjrunbetseu.
tbum, tas er frnb i'm 6erbit pertauft
bate, inoniI4su ben oOppeltsH MertB
srIangt bat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-03

| fir bic Sperationen biIbsH ipiirben, ba
Don bort aus bic prsibiiden Qrmses
torps in &Onigsbsrs unb 4lsuitsin
aufs Saueae Derni9tet uub Der Dsg
mad Berlin frei semaat perbeu tDnne.
rSm &usuit 1914 Duroe Denigs
items Der geriu9 gsnadt, be Tiuge
auf bisfe @eiie ibrsn 2auI ns9men gu
IanetL unO beute polsu bic 2lGiirtea
bic Rationsn Der @eli slauben mas
feu, baB 9sutIdIunb IS ssipsisn iei.
ous ii9 auf eiuen arisg pOrbersitsts.
am 5rautreia gu perui4tsu.
.Ddslbeg aeate. ssIas gtuBlane
ben gsiis DON aoHitunttnOpeI DeriPra.
den, Dagsu gu bsbaupten. bob
Deuti4IaHo eiIsu 4Hsrifi beabii&tist
babe
Iuf bic Jrags, Ob sr uHter bieien
llmitdubsn bic mOruIii6s GntriiituHg
in Der antport bsr QIiirtsR fir Quf@
ridtis baIte. fasis 9r. 5ammarm;
rGeDiB t9ue i4 bas. Gs gebt mir
bierbei ME gsruarp Sbau, peI4er
bic aufri9tieteit Sisier mOraliideu
GHtriifnug aIs sineH nellen geDeis
fir bic Sarmouis spiideu ben Snte'
rsfisn unb ben mDraIif6en unb polls
tiitxu Sheen GuslaHos ersIdrt. 5m
iibrissu t0uusn mir ia bisie mOralitas
gntriiiiung aug Der Sei6i6te. aIs
bic prsuBen unb Oeiterrsi4er N
S8lea6is SoIftsir einmari4irisH,
I'm ibrsn aanbsIeuten au hsIieH uno
fir bic uuo6bdugistsit Der bsuti6en
Raj. baieIbit gu tdmpfen, sst9teH
2orb palmsrltpn IND 2Oro Shaftess
burp bieieIbe moraIiide GHtriiituHg,
uub au6 paHals fi.len @orte ME
.Sdmad1. .GspaItt9at", .fsisss Be
nshmsn" unb .sntis..ids grauiams
tsiteH~.
.aufri6tis mar Cir Grsps gntriis
flung, als sr an %, Suli 1914 pom
bsuiifen gOtiaaftsr ben @ori6Iag
uutsrbsitst srhisIt, baB 9suti4IarS,
fals Gnglanbs RsutraIitdt suruntirt
,perbs, ii9 perpfli6t'H trsrbs, tsins
tsrritOrials 9lus9.buuug auf aoiten
non Grantrsi6s aiifsnssbiet gu uu'
ternebmsn. SamaIs be5ei9uets Sir
Grsp bisfen gpridlus ala ri4amIrs".
auf bic grtIdrung Der entsRt',
aaB Der beutidbe GrieoensOori9IaS
ntbts Grsifbarss ent5dIts, Iaste Or.
Sammaun: Der sreibare puHit 1T
Der. baB 9suti4luuo isins gsrsits
pillist.it srtIdrte. in Der 5rieoenss
tOniereHs feline gsSingunsen gu unters
breiisn. Die gntsni. wid9ts bab:n>
bisisn @oriflas surutsetpisIsn. Sd
tin absr iiberssust, bnb England
trObbsm iibsr Di. Qtufnubms Isiusr
3uriidp,iiuns 6es 5risbensunsrbies
tsns IN bsn usutraIsn adnSsrn beIOrSt
it.
Sinh iene Tidnuer, peI6s Der
QfntlpOrt Der entente. RGd,ts i9ysn
sissntlidsn 5On bsrIisben, pieIIei6t
buns,. bab bic 5risbsusbebinsunssn
bsr GsntraImS5is Sisl ~ ounspmburs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-03

IfinOen. qtuf etne aufforberuna feline
Suitimmung Su Der Eonferen3 gu eea
ben, autiportste Oas rufiI4e aabinet
am 27. SuIi in auspei6erIbsr Deiis
IuHb erildrte. bab NIT BEN Sotidaiter
Don Seiterrei4sllnsarn IN ct. 9es
tersburs bsrsits llnierbanblungsu be-
sOHnen bditeu.
.2tm foIsenbeu Gage funmis bdnu
Cir Srsp benz beitiaen 9urI4lag bsl.
bab birsits lInterbanbIuHssn 5piI4eu
Wien unb Ct. getTsburs gu einem
idnsasr.n 3isk fiihrsu iDiirbsn. llno
fSir ersp isIsstapbiris baHn sm rs.
.SuIi on ben 5ritiihen BotI9aiter IN
Berlin: so lauss amsii4t CT einen
oirsiien, Ulsinunssaustaui4 spii9.n
Seiierrsia unb RuBlanb porbanosu
| ift, wiirbe ih ale anberen Iorl9ldge
iuspsnbiren. Sd ittmme bem bel. oaB
bies bic bette art uHb gSeiis 1T. sa sis
nem 3isle gu selauseu"
sd lam nur Sebermam rotbsn.
bag sHsliide gIaubua gu Isisn
fpMa .r fia ii6sr Dieis augslsssnbsitsn
informiren nil. 4ber meiner W2ei'
nung nat III es gang oertebrt, Die
lIriofen bss arisess IN ben ereiguiis
fen Der lssisn SuIis8O4e bss Sabrss
1914 gu iaden. SamaIs purbe rie!'
lsia. Der Isbte anitob 81 BEN ariege
segsbsn, a5sr bic sig.Htliae llrIa4s
Dssielben batirt bebeuieab peiter sls
rid,
Sit BEN IbidIuB beg dHslosfrans
3ofi6en 9ertrass pom Sabre 1904
sntitanb in Grautreia cine gang. Cite
ratur, In pel4er often unb laut bic
erpberuns bon gIiabs saOtbringsn biss
iutirt uHo oeIH fraH5Oiifden @oIts bee
gebdn.s pon 9eatIdIoubs ansebli9er
S4pate plauiibel gema4t muroe. Die
9lntiport Der gnteniesMG9te ipeilt
Sarauf bin, bab bei Der lssten Saager
Rpnferen5 DeutidIanb bem @orialag
elmer atbriiituns nit wsibtrausu ent'
s.sen setouImen i.i. arber Deutialanb
mubte bamaIs gang ssnau, baB Der
8Orialas Oirsst seseH ietus Ggifieui
geri4te mar.
.RublauO bate iid mad Der Rsges
lung ieiner ipiribiGditIiAm @srbdlt.
uiiis nad bem arisss NIT Sapan auf
bic gereitidaft ieiner arms. seipors
fem ells 9eutf9lanb bic uebsrsiblis
gen isiner iunssn aeuts gum WiIitGrs
Sisnit beran5Dg. fiibrte Jrauirei4, um
uns su iibertrsffen, ben breiidbrisen
@snit elm Ss@s UsOnats Dor benz
Begun bss arieses UerOifentli4ten bic
franS0fiftxn MiliidrsGIpertsn offen
Tistufionen iiber bic griinbe bafiir,
baB Wsiaiarben fran5Oiiiden gelbes
na4 RubIanb fIpfsn, unb bic gebins
sunseH, inter peIhenJrdnirei1 biefes
GeIo selieben babe. syrantrei6 battsI
perIanst. bab Rublanb ssbali,n ieinI
ious. ftraiegiid5t gabnsn gu bausn.
.Sn bieier 2itsrdtur ipurbs aus.
sinaHbsr seisbi, bab rint Marf,bau.
icnbsrn GrObno unb RDuna be HaitsI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-03

Gront) gef4leubsrt.
rSn Der 0O6rubTdu tptrb bic Of
fenftOe gegen ben gridsutopf DOR
Racin fortgefest. Die 3abl Der Bier
semo9tsn 9efurssnen 1T auf feds
Offi5ierc unb 1900 wlonn seffisgsn,
unb es tpurben bier &anonen unb IA
WafhinengeT4iiBe erObert.
rSn Der 5itli4sn WaGa6si ntulmf
bic Sffenit0s ibren Sortsang."
Was bic TGrten aber bic
gorgange in @egpptsn
3u fogen baben.
Cine offi3iele tiirtiTde 8etannts
ma9urg BON 1. Sanuur, bic auf bic
tiir8li9 0On ben griten Oer5Ffeutli4s
ten 8eri4te pon Siegen iiber bic Girs
fen Be5ug brt, Iautet ME folgt:
Die grtter boben 8eri6te iiber
9rpbe Siege Oer0ffentli4t, bic iie bei
gl QriIh unb Mugbubn6 srrun9eH
3oben pOIen, unO lie bu6eu babel Jos
pO6t bic 8abl Der 9efangenen, bic Es
gsma6t, rpie nu3 ber geute, bic ibnen
in bic !6Gnoe sefalen lit, tart ii6er'
trieben. sbatfa6e 1T, bab GI 2trtf4
BON uns freipinig uno o6ns, OaB etn
&umpf ftattgefunben bate, aufqege6en
purbe. Bel Mogbobdb fono Elm Ges
feft itutt uno uniere Ra4but erIitt
stnige 8erluite.
rBos BON benz Iogenonnten Sieg
Der griten gu 6aIteu 1T, ge6t oaraus
berpor, oaB tie Mugba6ub bereits ptes
Der aufgegebeu uno ii4 ua4 81 Grif3
3uriidge3ogeH 6aben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-03
Sn 9riinoli6er, ia69emaber @eiie Dot,
ei,,ent friiberen 8ea,nten Deg 8erliner
Musip1rtige1t Mmtes ,pioerlegt+
Oas oeut(de Oo(k 6d jebt 6emu6t uno au6 ent-
(d(oQen oen Erieg 6iS gum acuberden forbulcbcn.

Die am a9an inHH nnaH ss Die @abaHn st s
-
5uret sOe a in Der nrO4 Dan4a 9O'i4a SrHe Die @eHO
I'm ben dbrsa f4 n4h bar H Der brtffe
purba
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-03
Wetterbe

Sii- Sbio, @eff g;rsinien uns
6as tpeitlt6e peniplparien: Wabrs
ideinli3 Resen inb ruirmer dm Wfitts
nod. &m Sonneritag Id0nss Mettsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-03

Gttrn, 8, 2. Scruut. 1rant 8.
S6ermeiTer, Elm 65Sobrc alter MIunu,
beqino am DisnItug Ulorgen Seibf'
mpr6, ois er ssiasr, onB GruHbetseu>
tbum, tas er frnb i'm Serbit pertauft
bate, inoniI4su ben oOppsltsH Msrts
srlangt bok
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-19
JOB
Of DREDGING TO
HONOLULU FIRM

Because the Standard American
Dredging company of San Francisco,
under contract with the federal gov
eminent for 368,200-yard job in Ho-
nolulu harbor. has thus far dredged
not a single yard here. and because
this is holding back another contract
for the construction OF the new quar-
antine wharf. the Hawaiian Dredging
company has been given 100. 600
yard emergency" contract out of the
original protect.
This is the action OF the army engi-
neers office after waiting for more
than a year on the Standard American
company for work to begin. 1t was
stated at the office of the engi.
neers that the emergency contract
had been given In order to allow work
to proceed on the 100000 structure to
be erected as the new quarantine
wharf.
Since the giving of the contract to
the San Francisco firm on June %,
1915, the only visible work under 1t
that has been done in Honolulu harbor
was the drilling of few holes in the
coral around the wharf site, an effort
that was started on October IL of this
year and ended some two weeks later.
according to the statement made by
government officials.
Under the contract given to the
Standard firm in the summer of 1916.
there were to be removed total Of
36S, 200 cubic yards, while work was
to start on October J, 1916, and to be
complete by February %, 1918.
Under favoraDIe conditions 10000
cubic yards month is estimated as
the very highest work that the aver
age dredger can perform, which
would mean not less than six months
work for single dredge. So far as Is
known by the government office no
plant has been shipped from the states
for the work and the company hsa
none here.
The work to be done by the Ia,
Waiian Dredging company under the
emergency contract is 10000 yards
IN front Of the quarantine wharf site
which win allow the Lord YOUNG En-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-19
SENATOR FROM
WASHINGTONFOR
DRY Law HERE
Likewise Favors Principle OF
Woman's Suffrage But Has
Doubts About II Here

Senator Poindexter. of Washington
is an ardent supporter of the. princi-
pies of prohibition and suffrage. The
state which he represents in Congress
has both and he believes both are a
success. He further believes that pro.
hibition in Hawaii would be a good
thing; as to suffrage for women he de-
clares he is not sufficiently yersed in
our polyglot conditions and social and
economical factors to warrant snap
judgment. >Ss -.
THE main objection to prohibition
has always been that it will hurt bus
mess. For years that argument Undue
ed many to oppose prohibition but the
experience of those states and COM
munities that have done with liquor
has been to the contrary, Instead of
harming business, prohibition pro-
notes it; sends money into legitimate
channels of trade that otherwise
would go for drink, -, = ~.
They said the same thing in Wash
ington but Washington's experience
proves that the state is more prosper.
Gus today without liquor than it was
when booze flowed. 4" ~ -.
Senator Poindexter. agreed that as
long as ban has been placed upon
the sale Of booze to the enlisted men,
the same ban should apply to the civ
ilian population. '..',a=-- ...--......= .
Its discrimination pure and sim
ple," said the senator, and should not
be tolerated. If the soldiers cannot buy
liquor then the civilian should not be
allowed to buy it. Undoubtedly in a
general way prohibition would be
beneficial to the islands"
Senator Poindexter believes the av-
erage woman makes a more intelligent
voter than the average man. That's
why he favors giving suffrage, as a
general rule to women. But conditions
in the islands are so different from
what they are in the states that he
would not say whether the resolution
introduced at the last session of con-
gress by Senator Shaffroth should be
passed. ri, -. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-19
LAND QUESTION is UP To HAWAII
ITSELF, SAYS MONTANES SENATOR

congress; 1t was never brought to my
attention. But since I've been here
have heard lots about 1t and expect 70
hear more. In fact want to hear
more Though I have obtained con.
siderable data / am not in position
to arrive at conclusion It's all too
new to me and must have more n
formation must know just what
the territory is up against
While in Honolulu expect to have
a conference with Mr.. Rivenburgh,
your land commissioner. and we will
study the maps and consider several
angles of the question. He has pronl-
ised me data.
"0f course can readily see that
there is difficulty regarding feasible
homestead law. Naturally the major
portion of your public lands should be
subjected to demonstrating in feas-
ible manner.
But as | said before it is a big
SUBJECT and you can't expect members
of congress to do the work for you.
We will learn what we can, but it Is
up to the people of the territory to-
figure out what they want and then
come to US.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-19
SENATOR KING FAVORS COMMISSION
TO HANDLE HAWAIYS PUBLIC LANDS
Utah Visitor Believes in Opening Up Tracts But Under Strict
Care as to Bona Eide Character of AppicanBig Reyov-
ing Fund to Tide Over Needy Homesteaders

who cannot go ahead with needed i'm,
proyements. There must be revolv'
lug fund, S1,000,000 or S2000,000. to
help those who are really deserving OF
help; the territory, say IN bad seasons
or when conditions harm the crop,
must be prepared to tide over those
who are affected adversely. But If you
haven't got the right class of people
on the lands there is no advantage in
segregating your lands.
"The solution in mind is to Gre
ate a commission of high class
tmen-r1en who have no other in
terests than those of the
public veal; this commission
should be clothed with autocratic
powers, powers broad enough to
enable them to handle the situa-
ton in all its phases, 10 enable !
them to select the applicant from
the list of those seeking land.
This board should make an inten-
sire survey of the lands to be thrown
open to entry, should then classify
them according to productiveness and
arability, providing where land is fer,
tile, to give, say, 40 acres to applicant,
and in the case Of less fertile lands,
land covered with lava rock, ETC., a
larger area to the applicant. In the
case of land suitable for grazing, sew
eral hundred acres should be allowed
to the applicant Make these areas
flexible. H. .. #@
"a fair valuation should be placed
on the lands and the territory must
get an equitable and just revenue
from them. The government cannot
afford to part with them for nothing,
1t must have an income from them; it
must have revenue to provide fund
for education. H.
Investigate Applicants -
"The beard should investigate all
applicants; must Investigate their
personal history; must know their as
sociates, whether they are sincere in
their applications or whether they are
acting as dummies to represent corpo,.
rations or spectators. -:
"And there is no advantage in tax.
ing away highly cultivated land from
the sugar planter and then selling Il
back again at high prices, for this
would tend to retard development"
The six months reservation in these
land contracts, he adds, should be al
tered or modified so as not to hinde;
the plantations carrying out land de
velopments, such as is the case when
the plantations are not assured OF
tenancy permanent enough to warrant
large expenditures in improvements
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-19
Oahu and Kauai Directors Said
!. to Be Planning Representa-
tons to Governor

Two formal protests against the dis.
tributing of land by the so-called set
Element association plan are now in
course of preparation for present ion
to the governor, according to an aus
thentic report to the Star-Bulletin.
One of these protests is said to be
forming on the island of Oahu and
one on Kauai, while the signatures are
largely from Hawaiians 1t is said
that the, two documents will be filed
with the territorial executive before
the congressional party leaves for the
mainland. *...
Official record of the land drawing
in the Kappa district, Kauai. was re-
ceived last week by the land office
from the agent on that island. As stat
ed some days ago in the Star-Bulletin,
the entire list was gone through, and
other lots still waiting were taken up
by new applicants. Those who secured
lots, with the numbers under which
they drew, are: ~. a..
1. William K Mahikoa.4
q Mrs. Erma L. Olund.
. g. Patrick c. Lane.
f. Joaquin Rapozo. III
7 7. Tai Kun Chung. r. III ..
s. Lee Chung. y
, II. William Titcomb.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-19
sight OF kILAUEA WINS TWO
SENATOR'S SUPPORT FOR ROAD
Attraction Not Yet Advertised Enough Declares Senator
Myers Who Regards 1t Federal Asset and viii ndorse
Government Appropriation for Prof. Iaggar's Work

nounced in his decision to support the
national park project of the Big Isl
and.
Certainly | favor the Kilauea-Mau
ma Loa national park project" he de-
clared to the Star-Bulletin representa-
tive Il am in favor of the govern
ment appropriating money for their
maintenance, upkeep and improve
ment There's lots could be done to
make this more attractive still. The
hand of nature has worked a pheno
menon that is beyond human compre
heDsion, but the hand of man can help
nature a little.
Certainly it would be a crime to
let such assets. as these be kept from
the world. / favor appropriatine
money for Professor Jaggars work
The government takes Professor Jag
gar into it's employ and do all it can
to help extend his field OF investiga
lions and record his data, his measure
ments. 1t is a matter of importance
to science The government can give
him more assistance and help him by
securing better equipment and giving
him a larger field to work in.
Professor Jaggar has told US he can
foretell eruptions. He has said that
Mauna Loa according to indications
will erupt again in 1927. If that be
so, his work is invaluable. 1t may be
that his Investigations may be the
means of saving human lives. Then it
is the duty of the government to as
sist him. .~
Your Volcano is one of the nations
greatest assets. 1t is of great scen'
tific benefit. 49," e. -
certainly there should be a con.
Meeting link between Kilauea and
Mauna Loa. They should be united
in one vast government reserve.
Tell the World E-f - ~.
"Kilauea ought to be more of an
asset to Hawaii than it is. 1t should
be advertised: tell the world what you
have got; we people in the states
don't know that there is such a won,
derful thing over here. Why, I've
learned more about volcanoes in the
last Il hours than | ever knew in my
life. II
"Why if America knew that its PEG.
ple could see such a realistic scene
as | have witnessed, tourists by the
thousands would come to your islands
Not only that, but many of them i'm
pressed by your delightful cline and
YOUR many attractions would cast
their lot with you-would make their
home here. 1t would help to interest
America a great deal more in Ha,
wall. 1t would mean more American
residents, it would mean an influx OF
settlers"