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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-07

rno groBeu GruppenaltgebofS
cuoete Der @oritoB 0es 5eiuoes
na@ 9(ugabe Oes oeuti6eu @cne-
ralltobes in elmer eupiinOli6en
96Iappc. - 0eutide erbeuteteu
20 @}aibinengcwebre uuO so
Sdneaieuer-@ -@ei4iiBe.
Berlin bia 2onOou 6. Moi-
Der beute 9lben0 bonn oellti6en Sc
neralitob ausgeeebene amtli6e Be
ridt iugt 6olgenOes:
ng}ab ibrer geitrigen bllltigen ytie-
0crloge al ser glisne babeu bic
6rou5oien ibreu &oritoB ni6t wieOer
erneuert. gfur an Der g8inter6urg,
meItlicb BON Graonne, iinO neue @e.
iehte iul 0unge.
@nteegeu Dem belltigen 9eridt 1T
G6eDreur ni6t BON Oen 6ronooien ge-
nomneu morOen ionoern befinDet iitb
nod in unleren SGnoen.
8ran3oien iu@en Der9 c b
lid, Deuti6e &inie on
our@ bred N.
9erlin, Oia 2onoon, 6. Waai.
Sin md0tiger GoritoB, oen Die 8ran-
8oieu aeleru oiif elmer Sron bon no
beau 20 @leilen auf Der glilettc'
Graonne 6ront unternabmen Inn Die
oeutiden 2inien 81 our6bre1en, err
mics iid als fru6tlos.
Qus froi50iiiGe 6eler 8erltorte
6ie ocutl6en Stelllrn9en on Der @in-
terburg, uorooitIi9 bon Groonne,
uno oieic Sobe nit Oem Gorfe Gbeo-
rem oerblieb in Den 9dnoeH Der
6ran8oien-
6rop5oiil6e Gorit0be nabe ga
yleupiqe uno ii6meltlid BON Ytou-
roD, in Der Champagne, mrroen 0u-
riidgelcblugen. Die 9eutiden baben
mcbrcre Souuoert @efangene gcnlaht,
iopie 20 Wtoibinengewebre uno 80
S6neqfeucr- @eidiibe er6eutet.
@ritil6e g(ngriffe an Yunften 5pi-
fden Gems uno 2ueont murOen 5u'
riidgeitblogeu. 9as eleiAe S@idial
pioerfu6r einepl britii6en 8orltoB IN
ser @onneIieu-@ -@egeno.
Gieie 9lngaben iinO Der antliNen
Mittbeilung entnoumem Oic beute
O}o6uittog bon ser Oeuticben oberlten
Sceresleihmg alsgege6en pllroe rno
folgenoru @ortlalt hat
@ @e1tli1cr &riegSi d ou-
plat.
r9lrncegrlppe Oes aronprin6en
Rupprcbt bon @aDern - sluf Der
9(rras. 6ront murOen itarfe britil1e
8orItoBe lil0lid bon Gems, am 6lnlle
Scorpe lno nobe 2ueont bon unS
5ilriidgelhIagcn. Sii0liA BON Gon-
brai erlitten Die 9riten boblt erbcb,
lidle &erllIte bel einem fru6tlolcn
g(ugriff auf elmer 6rout BON orci Si-
Ionetern 0piihen @illers Flouib
lmO @onnclieu.
9(rmeegruppe oes Oelitl6en &ror-
priu5cn gla6 Dem SebliAlage oes
crltcn &erIudcs Der 6ran5oien, an
Der 9(isnue uniere 2inicn 81 our@'
bre6eu, ser am 16. S(pril llnternonl-
men muroe, bercitete Der 6einO NIT
oQeu ibnt aur 8erfiiglrng ltebenoell
NtttcIn cine neue 9peration Dor.
0iOiiionelJ oic 0ilrA oie longen &dllIs
pic gelitter botten wuroen ourb Trt-
ibe eriebt uno weiterc Helerben iullr-
Sen oufge6rndt. Ods 6euer Der 9Ir-
tiGerie mo @}ineumerfcr nabm bon
Tag 5u Gag an Seftigteit 81 uno er'
reihte idlieBlib ourd oie glnpei-
Ouno Der Geibiibc aler aalibcr oie
bobltc Suteniioitdt Die ie 0u pcr-
5eiducn por.
Ole 9lneriffe 0es 5ein0es ant a.
llno 5. Moi n0rolib bon Reims lulo
in Der Gboulpagne Daren &orldufer
eincs neien Glr6brudsoeriuAS Ger
Oenu au6 geltern Dlorgen 6milden
Der 9lilette uno Groome ouf elmer
Sront bon 35 ailometern begann; es
mar Elm furbtbares Hingen oas bis
ipat in ole gla9t binein iOrtoauerte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-07
Dtbaupttt.
Sic Gcmlnne Der
Syr0u5Oien.
9te Gamitag nOit NSaris
aemeloct ipmrbem.

Die iron55iiiden Gruppen wollen err
o6ertes Gerritoriitn i'm SoillonS-
@ebiet our6 fleinere iiolirte 0pe-
ratioucn nod meiter ausaeOe6nt
Daben. Ole 8o6l ser in Ser
Iebten 0ffeniipe bon i6ueu ge-
MAIDEN e'eionaeuen no6 Dem Be
ribte 61OO.
@oris, 6. N2oi. Gas beutc
SI6enO bonn fran30iii6en ariegs6ll-
reau befanut gege6ene uutlide Bill
lttin bat foIgenoen @ortlmtt;
y9}orOmeltliG bon SoiIlons 6aben
mir inieren Grfolg BON geitern gefe-
iiigt uno OaS eroberte Eerritorturn
0ur1 iiolirte Operatiouen eripeitert.
l9ir 6a6en me6rere picbtige Stiib
Minfte n6r0licb bon N}oulin 6e 9af-
iour ln0 norOli6 pon9rape.en- -2oon-
noiS erobert.
QoS 9lrtilIerie.@eicbt mar ein
ie5r le6boites IN Der gan5eu @egeno
oeS Gbemin- Games, 100 Oie
0eltiben belite bon neuem oeri9ie-
oene @egenuorit0Be gegen lmiere
Stelungen oilf Dem 6roiomout- Sc
boit, aif Dem &auclerc-&loteau imo
in DER Graonne-@egen0 ridteteu
gSir baben ii6eraa imlere @ewinne
be6auptet iino Sen 6eino 5uriidee.
idIaaen rno ibm empiino(i6e Ser.
lutte beigebradt
&m 2mlie Oieier Sample geriet6
Gin oeuiiheS Battalion lnter unler
6euer im0 500 Iib in llnoromlng 81.
rid.
Ole 3o6l ser @eiangenem sic mir
in oieier Siienii0e bis6er ge5d6lt bo-
ben, lit 100. @ineS lnlerer 9lrnee
corps aaein 6os n6roli6 bon 9raoe.
en-SaonuoiS operirte, mo6te 1900
@eian9ene.
GieIes gIrmeecorps na6m alleil
SteIlimgen auf elmer 6ront BON bier
Stilometern ole fait gun5 auf Der
Sieairie0-2inie lagen.
9luf Dem 9ieit ser 5ront fam cS
5l 9lrtillerie-9lftioneu nit llnterbre-
dun9en."
6ron5oien be6aupten an-
0ebli6 i6re IS ewinne.
@aris, 6. @}oi. Ole 6ron6o-
fen be6mlpteten olIe i6re in Dem ge-
itriaen 9oritoB norO0itlib BON SoiI-
ions eemo6tcu @ewinne, troboen Die
0eutiAeu IN ser Ieeten g}abt me6rere
@e9euooritoBe unternob.
men.
Die iran50iiicben Sruppen 6eberr-
ibeu iebt oen groBten G6eil oeS
8er9riidens, ser BON Dem G6enlin-
Danes gefr6nt it, auf eper
5ront bon nebr ais adt5ebn N}ei-
len.
0ieie <noe 6rin9t 0ns oiii5ielle
GolHnulnique, oas beltte siaNmittag
pom froi3oiiicben &riegSblreau per-
cilentli1t prroe.
Ole 8a6l ser Sen 6ran5oien in oie
Sdn0e gefallenen @efanoenen bat jebt
Dem 9eridt no6 0ie S66e bon $500
errcic6t; oi9 6aben Die fran50iilden
Euppen iieben &anonen erbelttet.
Die N}itt6eilung iiiGt 6iu5u oaB
iic6 noroweitlid BON 9ieimS einc bef-
tige 9lrtillerje SNloGt ablpielte, mo
OaB in ser Gompagne oie ihmcren
8attericen cin beitiges 0uell aus.
ioAten. SSn oieier @egeno fiel oen
6ran5oien ein befeitigter StiiBpimft
nobe Dem WRont Snlit IN ole 0dnoc,
Der gegen pericbicoene @egenporitOBe
Oes 6einoes iiegrcib be5ouptet wur.
0e.
9e5fiali3 Oes 9uftfricacs ioot ser
9eridbt.
uSn Der 9ld1t bonn 3. bis 4. Nlai
imo il Der iolgenoen 9io6t 6oben
lniere sSluggeihwoOer $500 ailo-
gramm @rploiipItofie auf teinoli1e
O}ilitdr @tobIiiIements, 9a6ueu uno
9nroden berobgeworien. oornebmlid
ali Sabrifen bel Sdgouoagc Pin
ben bom6aroirten BldBen puroen
me6rere 9rdnoe beobabtet
@dbreno oes 4. Wlai bradbten I'M
iere 6lieger orei oeiltide 9leroplane
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-07
WdwIi6
mi6lunOen.
0nr6bru6sOeriudj Der
SyranSOien.
O(m Der 0lilettc SrnUmtte'
1Srumt Mtttermpmmem.

3roe iuufaiienOer gorbereitunGen
lmO groBcu Eruppenauigebots
cnOcte Der @prItoB Oes 6einoes
uob 9(usabe Oes Oellti6eu @cne-
ralitobeS in ciner eurpfinOliden
s6Iappc. Geutide erbeutcteu
20 @3ai6inenocmebre uuO so
sdneafener. @ei4ilee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-07
fort, begleitet bon lhweren 9lrtillerie.

Guellen.
g)lebrcre ser Nhnitions Gepprts
oes 6ein0es iino 3eritort moroen.
Die 0eiiticben ma1ten aiif ser ri.
mdlliIheu 6ront einen neiien Gin
grifi, Der nber BON oeu 9iuiieu abge-
iblagen pur0e.
Dies miro in Dem beute gtodmit-
tag allsgegebenen ofii5iellen geribt
ocs ruiiiiden &rie9sbureauS gemeI.
nei.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-27
SYRUP Of FIGS r.
FOR CROSS, SICK,
FEVERISH Child
It Little Stomach is Sour. Liver
Torpid or Bowels
Clogged +.

Mothers can rest easy after giylna
California Syrup of Figs" because
in few hours ssau the clogged-up
waste, sour bile AID fkrmenting food
gently moves out LOT the bowels, and
you have a welH playful child again.
Children simply5wil not take the time
from. play to empty their bowels, and
they become tightly packed, liver gets
sluggish and stomach disordered.
When cross, feyerish. restless, see
if tongue is coatea, then give this de-
licious fruit laxative" Children love
it, and 1t can not cause injury. No
difference what ails your little one
II full of cold, or sore throat, diarr.
hoea, stomach-ache, bad breath, re-
member, gentle inside cleansing"
should always be the first treatment
given. Full directions for babies, chill
drcn of all ages and grown.ups are
printed on each bottle.
Beware OF counterfeit fig syrups
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bottle
Of California Syrup of Figs" then
look carefully and see that 1t is made
by the California Fig Syrup Com.
pany." We make no smaller size
Hand lack with contempt any other
fig syrup-AdV.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-27
FOOD COMMISSION WITHPOWERS
AND $4,000 FUND is PROPOSED

such rules as il may deem expedient
regarding the time and manner OF cali
ing and holding meetings, its procedure,
the number which shall constitute a
quorum and the number necessary TO
determine any matter which may come
before it. The commission may also
make and amend all such regulations
as it shall, deem necessary to effec-
lively carry out in the public interest
the purposes of this act. Such regu-
lations shall be published at least
three times in some one newspaper of
general circulation within the territory
and when so published shall have the
force and effect Of law.
Section = Power to Bring Suits.
Whenever in the opinion Of the COM
mission such action is required. it
shall institute and prosecute all such
appropriate proceedings to enforce the
provisions of this act before any court
or other body whether in its own name
or in the name OF the territory or In
tie name or names Of any complainant
or compliments, as it shall deem best.
Power to Fix Prices
Section 8. Regulation of Prices.
Whenever in the opinion of the COM
mission the circumstances justify and
the public interest requires such &C.
tfon, it shall investigate, and, in so far
as it is not prevented by the constitu-
tion or laws of the United States, may
by regulation fix or control the price
OF prices at which any food or foods
shall be sold within the territory so
that the same shall be reasonable, and
tc prevent unreasonable discfimina-
tion between localities or between US
ers or consumers under substantially
similar conditions"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-27


any land, whether public or private,
placed under its control or made avail
able for its use; to further and in
crease the production of food by all
appropriate means; to use, handle and
disburSe. either directly or otherwise.
within it's discretion, all funds con-
tributed or in any manner made sub
ject TO its control; to arrange for, pro-
mote and assist in the distribution and
sale OF food within the territory; TO
control the distribution OF food through
out the territory and to insure as near
" as may be an equitable distribution
and an economic use thereof; to con-
troll and enforce the conservation OF
food and to prevent waste thereof with
full power to declare and define what
shall constitute waste within the
meaning of this act; to prevent the
slaughtering Of live stock when in the
opinion of the commission the public
interest so requires; 10 provide main
tenance of live stock when an owner
is unable to make sufficient provision
therefor; to control and direct the use
to which food may be put within the
territory and to forbid the use of rice,
grain or other food for the manufac
ture of intoxicating liquor as defined
in Section 2101 of the Revised Laws
OF Hawaii. 1915; and in addition to
have and exercise all such further
powers whether general, incidental or
otherwise as are necessary to effec-
lively carry out the general purposes
of this act
Must Publish Regulations
Section 6. Rules and Regulations
The commission may make and amend
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-27
MEMBERS OF \. v.
TO VISIT MUSEUM

s A visit TO the Bishop Museum is the
outing planned by the Young Women's
Christian Association Tor this week.
Joseph Emerson win act as guide, and
will explain especially those exhibits
which throw light upon the customs
of the ancient Hawaiians Those who
wish to join the party are asked to
register their names at the office of
the Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton today, and to meet Mr.. Emerson
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-27
BIGClT MADE BY HOUSE COMMITTEE
NLOANFUNDBIL APPROPRIATIONS

Four hundred and seyenty-one
thousand one hundred and thirty dol
lars has been Topped from the loan
fund bin by the finance ccrmittae Of
the house
The first big slice is made from the
senate's figure of s754.450 for wharf
and harbor improvements, this being
reduced to s40o,000 Hawaii appro
priations under this section remain
Mt the senate's figures, with an add
tional item Of $4,000 for new pier
Kuhio bay. Kauai's figures are not
touched.
Under the head Of new buildings,
additions, equipment and other i'm
provements, the senate's item oil
100000 for new buildings and fur
nishings, insane asylum. Is reduced TO
$4,000 Three cottages for the asy'
luIn are stricken and the appropria-
ticn OF $4,000 is cut TO $4,000 for a
dining room only. Other items un.
der THIS head remain the same with
the exception OF $S50,00e for new
territorial office building, Honolulu,
which is stricken out.
Must Ger sites First
Considerable change is made in
the senates appropriations for armor'
les, The house finance committee
has inserted the proviso that no ap.
preparation under the heading shall
be expended until sites for such arm.
cries are acquired by the territory
either in fee or by long-term leases al
q nominal rental.
Oahu appropriations for armcries
remain the same. In the Hawaii list
Makapala has been deleted and an
item OF $500 has been inserted for
an armory at Kohala. An item OF
$4,000 also has been inserted for an
armOry at Waiakea mill.
The following changes are made
with regard to armories on Maui:
Lahaina. from $4,000 to $4,000; Ka.
hului, from $4,000 TO $1,000; Waikiki,
from $1,000 to $4,000.
Kauais armory items are LEFT as
fixed by the senate. seven TO cost a
total Of s24.500 at s3500 each.
Industrial School Fund Cut
The appropriation for the boys in,
dustrial school Is reduced from $3e,.
OOe, the senate's figures, to SSl,00O,
the money to be expended for build
ings, repairs and a gymnasium. The
item OF $4,000 for furniture and
equipment for the new territorial
prison has been deleted. this item
being covered in another MEASURE
The girls industrial school appropria
ton is reduced from $4,000 to $25-
600.
Hawaii Gets Smaller Amount
Under the heading of roads and
bridges the item for the belt road
Keamoku, Hawaii. is cut from $50.
600 to $4,000, with the proviso that
the money be expended by the super
visions instead of the Hawaii loan
fund commission. The following
items for roads. Hawaii, have been
inserted:
Belt road. North Kohala, s50,N00;
belt road. Kukaiau, $40, 1000; also, Kau
water works pipe line extension
$500; Honokaa water works. $3a 900
No changes are made inlthe items
for roads, Honolulu. The following
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-27
RESIGNATION OF
Church IS FELT

Just who will succeed Thomas NJ.
Church as secretary of the board of
harbor commissioners was today a
shipping men and other HonOlulans
Interested in harbor board affairs.
Gov Pinkham said he was too busy
this morning to act on Church's resig-
nation. The executives table was
piled high swith legislative bills and
various communications awaiting his
attention. He said he was too busy
to talk
Wakefield Is Sorry
Commissioner James Wakefield said
he is very sorry that Church had come
to the conclusion that it was better
for him to resign than to continue to
differ in his opinions from the ideas
held by the board. We have so much
work of our own to attend to right
now that maybe we'd all like to re-
sign, )" he Saih jokingly.
Chairman Forbes could not be To-
Gated down % noon today to ask his
opinion on tie resignation. Commits
sioner c. ]. AcCarthy said he did not
care to make any statement.
Commissioned Church said today he
is through with the board for good and
all and will not reconsider his resig-
nation in any way, as he is convinced
he cannot do otherwise than leave the
board when he feels as he does about
the board s ignoring the engineer conf
mittees recommendation on Piers 8,
8 and 10, after the board had paid the
committee $500 for its investigation
of the triple piers.
Commission Nearly expired
1t was stated today by one of the
harbor commissioners that Church S
commission on the board would have
expired June 80 of this year, slightly
more than two months from today.
He was appointed for a term of four
years.
9egret Is Expressed
Shipping men today generally eX-
pressed regret at the resignation OF
hurch, as they recognize his ability
SIS secretary OF the BOARD and his deep
iI.erest in the progress of shipping
and harbor development in the terri
tory.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-27

, items, however, are added for the pur.
chase Of parks:
Pauoa, $4,000; Atkinson, $34,320;
Kahn uki. $4,000.
The Maui road items remain as fix.
ed by the senate. The following ap,
preparations are made for Kauai:
Kappa water works, $4,000; Hama,
lei water works, $4,000. .' g..
The house committees figures are
$2.41S,320, as against the total OF
$2.SS9,450 arrived at by the senate.
Holstein Alleges Bad Faith
Making assertions upon which ne
offered no explanation. Speaker II. l..
Holstein unexpectedly took the floor
in the house shortly after noon today
and flayed the finance committee on
the ground that it's report OIL the loan
fund bill was unfair" and that Ger
tain members" had shown bad faith
In himself and in his colleagues from
the first district.
Holstein's assertions came as a
complete surprise to the house, as
well as to the members of the I'm
ance committee. After the report ON
the loan fund bill had been presented,
Holstein arose and moved that IT BE
laid on the table to be considered t1-
morrow with the bill. i
II charge members of the finance
committee with having bad faith, in
myself and my colleagues from ille
first district" he declared. hotly. q
declare that this report should be
thrown into the waste basket; that II
is just bait to pull wool over the
eyes of the people OF this territory.
Says Report Is Unfair
This report comes as a surprise
to me. I thought that, when the
report was made, it would be fair
report. am not in a position nog to
tell the why and wherefore of these
remarks"
Holstein also attacked house bill
III. providing for the appointment OF
a commission to regulate funds iar
the relief of dependents OF National
Guardsmen. Originally this bin pro.
yided that the commission handle all
emergency and contingent funds, but
this section was stricken
The speaker asserted chat the
action OF the house IN passing this
bill had made It laughing stock. II
"A beautiful proceeding" he de-
clared, sarcastically.
Later. Holstein said he would rath.
er lose his seat in the house than
eIrbarrass the government. and nl,lei
tat the report OF the committee be
adopted He said he would present
his objections when Tie Dill comes up
tomorrow
The speaker admitted to the Star
Bulletin that one of his grievances
was over armory matters on the big
island, AMI another is thought to be
ever roads. He also said, after the
session. that the items he was OBJECT
ing to would be cured" by tomorrow.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-27
FIGURES CONTRADICT CLAIM THAT
!, CHARTER FOLDDWSMA Will

Against the claims made by advo'
Gates OF the convention charter that
they represent public opinion in Homo
lulu, the facts show that the delegates
10 the charter convention were elected
by only 16 per cent OF the registered
voters In the fourth district and by
only q per cent OF the registered vot-
ers In the fifth district. ..
Here are the figures:
Fourth District
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-27

The Lockwood Elier bogen bill, re-
organizing the New York school teach
ers' pension system. passed the senate
by vote OF % to 5.
An order tore2 600 gcndola cars for
the Chicago & Northwestern Railway
was placed with the American Car &
Foundry co.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-27
PASSENGERS BOOKED

For Kauai-Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mat
tkewman. Miss T. Matthewman, Geo
Machado, l. Nakanura. E. C.. Smith, /
Nakanura, Miss Saka, Miss Myrtle
Chisholm. W. l.. Stanley, B. Fl. Rahe
A. Won Geravemgar, All Hing, Mrs. P
Keaweaimoku, Mr.. Toni, Miss Hiku.
For Maui-W. c. Moore, E. Johnson
S. NJ. Waters, Mrs. Nakeu. ..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-27
TWO coNVIcTs KILLED -
BY ALABAMA POSSE
AFTER ESCAPING JAIL

BIRMINGHAM, Ala-David Over
ton, under sentence of death for the
murder of Probate Judge w. T. Lawter
OF Huntsville, Madison county, and J.
L. Lathem. convicted for forgery, were
shot to death by a posse of ten deputy
sheriffs and fifty Birmingham college
students at 0wenton. a suburb OF
Birmingham. Tony Malina. an Italian
under death sentence. was fatally
wounded .-... 49,. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-27

i OldlS. .1oS1 AOof
The convention charter" forces
claim that the will Of the people calls
for charter revision and that the ac-
tion of the convention represented
public opinion. Therefore, they argue,
the governors veto Of the charter bill
should be oyerridden.
The figures above are cited to show
that the convention delegates we're
elected by a small minority of the
registered voters.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-27
SECRET Is Expressed

Harold K. Goodrich of Benson, Vt,
recently killed in one tree five eoons,
whose combined weight was so
pounds. .......
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-27
HIGH snERIfrs SALE soTIcg.

Under and by virtue Of q Writ OF
Execution issued by the Circuit Court
Of the First Circuit. Territory OF Ha-
vail, on the 18th day Of April, A. D..
1917. in the matter OF Choy Ying ct al.
doing business under the name OF Heu
Wing Company, Plaintiffs. vs.. Homo
lulu Draying & Building Co. Ltd, De
PENDANT, for the sum OF Three Hun
dred Five and IS 100 Dollars ($305.55l.
did. on the 18th Gay OF April, A. D..
1917, at 9:55 a. ri. Of said day, levy
upon and shall offer and expose for
sale and sell at Public Auction to the
highest bidder. all of the personal
property hereinafter described and set
forth, and all ct the interest Of the de-
fendant in such property, TO satisfy the
said Writ OF Execution. ar the Oahu
Prison Stables, in the rear OF Oahu
Prison, in Honolulu. City and County
OF Honolulu. Territory of Hawaii. at
Il O'Clock noon OF Tuesday. the 10Th
day of May, A. d. 1917, unless the
sum due under said Writ OF Execu-
ton. together with interest, costs and
my fees and expenses are previously
paid: .
PROPERTY TO BE SOLD:
All Of the right, title and interest OF
said Defendant. Honolulu Draying &
Building Co.. Ltd. of. in and to: 4
drays; express wagon; mule brand
ed S; horse e hind legs white and
white spot on head: l mare dark ::
mare (brown); l mare Tight
brewn): horse branded U S on left
fore thigh, and branded % on left
hind thigh; horse eight brown)
branded 50: mare tbrown) branded
S on left hind leg; drilling machine:
blacksmith's outfit and tools: sets
harness: l lot loose harness: part of
express wagon: / wheelbarrow; lot
old iron; l lot tools: lot pieces Of
wood; 2 dump carts; 2 tables: chair;
l lot horse feed; / lot sundry articles;
$3.50 in cash. mn
Terms of Sale: Cash in United
States Gold Coin. ....
Dated at Honolulu, City and County
of Honolulu. Territory of Hawaii, this
9th day OF April. A. D. 1917.
.'~ PATRICK GLEASON.
Deputy High Sheriff, Territory of
Hawaii.
6571-Apr. %, May IA, %.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-27

Manila hemp. from which the best
rope is made, is known in the Philip
pines as abaca. 1t is a true banana
plant and in appearance closely re-
sem6les the banana grown in Cali.
fornia. The species is musa textilis
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-27

Representative Lyman's bill to have
the territory purchase the Waiakea
mill as central mill to grind the
cane of homesteaders, was tabled.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-27

An electrically driven machine
wraps lump sugar in individual papers
at a speed of 1900 Jumps an hour.