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wheels !. ~ eouvtyars. and the mar
9uis SAID. "sas vho y there" II was
the nephsw Of Monsieur 10 Marquis. the
man whom We have seen In the criminal
coHrt IN L>onlcs and nj the homo OF DR..
have como back, sir" said Charles.
taxing bis sat 1T the table and "pur-
suing the object that took me away II
carried mo into great snd unexpected
peru. But II is = sacred object. and II
would have sustained me, And sir. for
anything ] know. you may have worke ed
expressly TO give . more suspicious ap-
pearance to the suspicious circumsto nces
that surround ma And I believe II TO
be 81 once your bad fortune and my
good fortune tina. has kept me out OF a
y DO not quite understand" said the
vi believe that II you were not In dis
grace with the court. q letter ds cschet
would long ago have sent me where
could be OF no more trouble to you"
Possibly" returned the uncle. For
tho honor OF tho family could even
resolve TO incommode you to that eX-
tent"
We have % asserted our honor" said
the nephew gloomily. that believe
our name TO be more. detsstsd than any
other name In France"
Let us hope So said tho uncle. DO.
tsststion Of the high II the involuntary
homage Of the. low My friend | will
die perpetuating the system under which
we have lived. But you are lost, mon.
sisur Charles. I sec. "
This property and France arc lost to
me-" said the nephew sadly II re-
nounce them"
lis this property yours to renounoe2"
Il had no Intention In the words |
used to claim II yet Hut II It passed
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|||AllD
|IDPAoDE
NUN RIOTS
NIX Of New Outbreak;
sad Mines Reopen,

LAT RIVER, No. July VA spe-
ofand jury to iaquire into the race
~ = he Ind belt of southeastern
ooad haa ben summoned to meet
> nooday M rigid Investigation
= ~ gisls ~ oil attendant disco
= u ppensed.
Es oaoso b yncrsassd.
y ~ vege - disturbances yesterday
a B Dsusaulioe the guard about the
~ vos iacreased
Il! 6oeps have orders to preserve
~ r u essls. They are we'll armed
- plea1y Of ammunition and the
lon1sss have come to the realization
= - further outbreak will be toll
RI Halt ef Minss Rsopsnsd.
y AAcut han the mines in the Flat
1ss district have resumed operations
- "a . smaller scale than before, due
10 forced exodus OF the foreisn-born
tets.
~ mon now realiae that many of the
1ess of the outbreak had been in the
ooD3el but . short time Most OF the
1H1ess in the ros now have disap-
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CHAPTER III.
A Catherine Storm.


IN ocroR MANETTb, Lscie, Mr t1I
ry and Mr., stryvsr stood ga.hsre
II around charles Darnay ys' w
leased, congrnt tulatlnk MIN upo
ms escape from death III wou,u nav
oeen nliI,.uit 70 nave tecogmsed wv pUc
Tor Manette. with his upright bearing, IN
shoemaker Of Paris; hut there came a
umes, bisck broodinH moods upon h'n
W"'cn oniy Ms nhugnter hhn .he powc
OF charming away She was the rolde'
lc'u Inh' uh''eu MN 10 P"S' oe'o"'
me- MISERY
Incfe WAS another person VINO ha'
not jo'hed me group Around pathAy ~
ma $1,000 w 'ne dsrkest shsno~ wne'
ni inc o,hers IN tho party hAd gone ol
coach except MI. i1rfy ana narnny
,er,on s,rolled up and said, 30. nj
Iorry. you men OF business may spsaN
WIN Mt Darnoy now NO one nho
sven ackno~'edseo' Z" thounht OF &c,
hnoYenane' ,ne patt thnt carton h"o
'"hsh W lns nhyS proceeding
., 10 no, Know VIVA, Dus,nem Vnt
OF Iouts, MT IarIon. replied Mr. LOFTY
BUSINESS nave no pus'hess' an
swnt"d Catlon'
,.,H 10Y M" perhaps "o"'u "ou'" AT
tenn 10 "
blesr you no ! shouldn't ThorouGhiy
me,ueu' M LOFTY 1sueh onhr ana
went away, loaVing barhhy hnu thrton
a.o.o ,oA',n'I' n'H ~ s'rante ,"an,.
Tn, .h'o"s you ana me 'oge.ne,' ~.
carton III must be strange night
TO you, standing here alone with your
coun,etpaf' on ,nese suec, STONES foo
"'e, 'n.nL an" 20 wonoef ,,.a
oeS'h 10 'h'nh nm ie'h'' rep'eu
h"rnD s,,r' a., A., 49,. . A.,
Ihen WY .,ne oeNll don y0u u'he
Nyne, mt wr thoW You mvern ~
Ton ,eon @ n's urn ,nrougn h.s own nm na,
,nn took Ilafnny down Ludgntc TIL TO
,,s,, ,,snern hore IneS were snown lnlo
evo. 'vuIu'll"g n,s suehgth WIN suoo
pam dinner ana good wine DO you
.es, ns y you psionson 70 th's ,cr,es,m'
tcnome ssa'n' MT D~rney! asked car
'om,
nn nHnliuny conluseh ~ ,o time
so np FAR "r" mena.a s'w'rsa ,.s,
must be nm immense satisfaction,
sns, ss,eo Iar,on As 10 me. my greatest
%WG ~ ,o iorget u Ana now INA!
drink {. h.sl,h'"
Whnt health-what toast"
M" WY, on 'hc UP o' your tongue
MIS- Mnn.,le
Mns Mnn"'e. then Looking his
r1onp.hlon fnll In tho face Ms he drank
Inls tos:t. Carton flung his glass over
n,s snouloer 30 that broke against the
WI; 'hen rang the bell ana ordered an
''ner 3
=. au,sy u,,y now recalled me service that
W. oisafreeanle companion had been to
sVm durlnG the trial and thanked him
NJ w. ~ vas ho'hnE !" 40 IN the first
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(To Be Continued Tomorrow ,

You can't appreciate the grief of a
mother who ha, skimped to get the
dime to buy milk for her baby upon
finding the precious fluid soured for
lack 'of ice. Send your check to the
Milk and Ice fund, care OF The Daily
Oklahoman.
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4
: 'Lhm,, A..
4 ,o, Apout the usual time What hav
= ~, ~. me 70 90
, "a a"s,s was = Table piled with paper
. S,,v.., ',msr M pnea wlIh Nhihes 70 drln!
md ,oo. ''"'posea ml,oS nlmssm upon . m Soi
, su"A : oI'hk from ,lms 20 uns. whil
on, n,,, hter wrapping MS head y
, .'o's m.n. wG ,owslt. ~, TO work 4
sse d'kest OF the legal matters pre-
sen.ia sen., MN In the papers, II wa
nas.y na Haynkht when. after having pre-
po,sa sIy'rrs cases Tor him, and hsvfnI
w" wine ana brandy--ln which s4ercis'
ms employer sccompa MED him dne!
a'on 1917 ths Temple and went out Init
'hs gray dawn
btryver and Carton had been at q pub
ITO school tosethsr and they had studis,
In Paris together--and always and every,
where It was Stryver who got ahead ont
'carton--who had the brRins--who iagget
behind And now II was tho sains
stryyer was the lion--carton tho jackal
As Carton went out into the dssois [,
london streets ths dust was flying snt
spinning In spiral wrsaths ns II the dusI
of tfc desert sands had risen far ava,
and tho first spray of II, In advance, ha,
| Wasted forces within him and n dessr,
around him, this man stood stlll on hi,
n moment IyInx ,r ,hs sti.r, a"u .,iIn,,, I,m ~.
before him a ",lrarem IN Of honor.bis s,uS,' NH
,ions, sell. denial and p.rsrversnce In
tho fair city of hIs vision thers were sIrv
galleries from which Inc ,ovss and rrsre,
fruit OF life hum rIuenips' w",er, Sr ", ~,
hope that spnrkl,d in Cls sIsh,
4 moment and /, Vs. m xonn c,,mh,,,
to hlgh chamber in a wall Of houses
he threw himself down In MI, clothe.
sol Wet" WITH w.s,s% ne" ""s ~ p,I,SE wa. ss
sun rose. II rose upon no sadder .ishl
than The mn, n, ,ond .ha,,,i.s ~ s. ana 49,
emotlons inc. ns nj. IN ,h.ir dIreo, go
ercise. lncans liz ~, nj, nm, he,n snd
hls own hsppinrx' sensibls Of the blisht
en-, him nw,v s"s "'"''" W wv ~
IL wa. four month, affair ,he trial for
treason whsn Mr. larry w.ihsd ,o ,he
oulet iodSlmp. ~ Mr. wv r..,a ~Hsa on !" o,,s, unH
corner moi far from Soho soua,e a. 'Tb Tbs
aGc,or e," occupied two floors OF large,
bo purv,,.d d TSS "'h"g' hmg S.rsn, 9Su.po,'en s 70
was nudiSis , ,ma na' .nt m",.tJc wh1ch wa w.s
shupnsI BY ali at at nisht I'M ""' ""''" ""'
doctor Msnsii. At Is1 Homer asked Mr.
"V".E,,.o,.d ,om.n
"MIss I.ucls% III ~ hou.,n
ME-" pya.o oome' nom.,
"poss,h,v !" "o"'''
Il am al hom. myssl," said Mr. Ioryy
Now Mis- 'Proo.p. vs. n"a ,h 40 ,,nr1 n,u ,.m.,.
SnS % " "" n" MA sossa mssa Mr; LOFTY az n"ysr
mani Showt ,hs asWvr u,un,%.nc. S
upon ber cro,s,nx uiths o uspe.inv Sho vsai,,
ruled tho household of the ManettesHanS
rnon, ~" " wsn, On ths MIRO floor we're thrss
md TT". b,rd. xnsrs s,N Luc's hsd her book
a. n dinirs rom ana ons H.cL n, ,h..
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CHAPTER ".
Yha atone nrns

The Marquis de- 81 Eyremondc was
out Of favor ri the French court is
attended the levee NJ monselgneur one
Of the great lords of the court. for the
ntt time, 10 be snuhbsd for tho last
Time lie would return 10 HIS castle, far
away IN the country. There he would
fog or hang or siaryo his peassnts I'M
m0lested Ho Was the last to leasa the
audlsnos hall OF monseisneur, and when
tho doors had closed upon that august
personnse, M\le Marquis took a,li hls
thun boh, took u pinch, and fllnginv tho
rest toward The closed door, said, Y de-
vote Nuu 20 the devil "
Tho marquis was n tall man ~ about
90, Handsomely dressed naughty IN man.
nerh, ana With u face like a fine ninsk.
ne g0l lnln hlS coach, IND the coach went
away through the streets OF Paris with
q alu' and clrmor and disragatd for
the rights " pedestrians not easily To ho
understood In these days There wero
no sidewalks and II appeared rather
agreeable 10 n 10 MARQUIS 10 see the
9Aa6ae AsAaasselas -sui ~ ~ nAs e Als
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~ iingsn are elutching at your
- Give us milk and Ice" they
'tad ~ will fight your battles
oUse your wounds in the next
oAlea.s Seaport The Oklahomsn's
md Ice funA
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niladians Use Gas
Effectively With Foe

N CANADIAN ARMY HEADQUAR,
'3828 IN FRANCE, July l7.-Th,
1oosfn part OF Lens. particularly tina,
6kn o. the Cite -Du- Mmin was sub
I'M 70 Z Gas attack early this morn.
The first OF the gas cylinders
p projected into the encmy's posi-
- about o'clock and projectiles
~ drums loaded with deadly yapors
~ sprayed upon the Germans for
D1t two hours. The enemy attempt
- cause q cessation Of the attack
putiing an artillery and gas shell
paoe on that part Of our front from
9 y supposed the gas was being
lotsd. In this he failed and the op-
|oas ps0cesded until the available
ns had been discharged.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-28
REGISTRATION
DAY PROGRAM
ISCOMPLETED
Copy of Ex-Governor Carriers
Speech to Be Given to
Each Registrant

With Registration day in the teri !,
tory set for Tuesday OF next week
brief two days distant-the last bit
OF detail has been worked out to be
put into effect bright and early On
that morning.
From 10 o'clock to noon the Ha-
waiian band will play in the capitol
grounds, rendering martial airs count
ed on to stir patriotism and bring out
a full and early registration.
Boy scouts will meet at Z O'Clock
for instructions in their work Of that
day, and at o'cioc1 will be whisked
out TO the various precincts in auto
mobiles
Automobiles under the auspices of
the Honolulu Automobile Club will
be at the capitol yard all day for err
rands at the bidding of the centraI
, board. From now ON until the regis
tration is over Chairman Will Wayn
and Executive Officer F. J. Green will!
! be at the capitol to work over the
final plans and handle 18th hour cases
that may arise
Ten thousand coc1es of the speech
delivered yesterday noon by Former
Governor George Il. Carter will be
printed and copy given to eacn man
that registers
Tents for the boy scouts will be
erected under one OF the massive trees
in the capitol grounds.
Secretary c. A. McWayne of the
auto club was in to call upon the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-28
Formal Complaint
Sworn to By Huber

-HE criminal complaint issued to
day by George S. Curry, unlte'
j States commissioner at Honolulu
S as follows:
On this 28th day Of July. A.
D., 1917, before me, George 5.
Curry, United States commission
err for the district of Hawaii
personally appeared S. {. Huber
United States district attorney IN
and for the district Of HAWAII
who, being by me first duly
sworn deposes and says:
That on or about the first day
of August, A. D. 1914, at san
Francisco, in the northern district
of California, the said n. H.
Schroeder unlaWtully did CON
spire with Ram Chandra, J. b.
Starrhunt, Franz Bopp, Joseph
Bley and others to commit an or
tense against the United States
of America; that is to say. TO De-
gin and set on foot and PROVIDE
and prepare the means for mill
tary expedition and enterprise 70
be carried on from the united
States against the territory and
domination of George V, King OF
ENGLAND and the province OF IN
dia, then and thereby being col
only of the kingdom Of Great Brit
ain and ireland under the jurisdic-
ton of George V of England by
sending money, men and NUM-
ti66s to India with the intent TO
assist the German empire and To
hinder the military operations OF
India by melting mutiny in india;
And that to effect the object
OF said conspiracy, the said II.
r. Schroeder, and especially his
co-cons pirator, Ram Chandra, sent
one Hari Singh OF Los Angeles:
Cal, on or about the 18th day OF
April, 1915, to further help effect
the ends and purposes of said
conspiracy by sending men,
money and munitions to India
with the intent aforesaid; con-
trary to- the form of the statute
I'm such cases made and PROVIDED
and against the peace and dignity
of the United States.
Wherefore affiant prays thar
process may issue for the appre-
hension of said H. r. Schroeder
and that he may be dealt with
according to law"
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sHERIFF's SALE NOTICE.

Under and by virtue of an Execu-
Irwin District Magistrate of Honolulu,
City and County Of Honolulu, Terri
tory of Hawaii, on the 18th day of
July, A. D. 1917, in the matter of Anna
M. V. Peterson, plaintiff, VS.. Harry
Peterson, defendant, having made due
and diligent search for personal prop
erty exempt from levy belonging to
the defendant, Harry Peterson, and be-
ing unable to find any, did, at Homo
lulu, City and County of Honolulu,
Territory of Hawaii, on the 2Sth day
Of July, A. D. 1917, levy upon and
shall offer for sale and sell at public
auction to the highest bidder at the
Police Station, Kalakaua Hale, in said
Honolulu, at II o'clock noon of SAT-
URDAY, the 1st day of September,
A. D. 1917, all the right, title and in
terest of the said Harry Peterson,
defendant, in and to al the following
described property, unless the sum Of
Three n ndred Thirty-seven and Sixty
five HS tEedths Dollars. l$337.65), that
beingtuse6Deant for which said exaeu-
ton WHOM ssuedt together with inter
ests, COLI, my es and expenses are
previously paid:
All than certain piece or parcel of
land situate, lying and being in Homo
lulu, City and County OF Honolulu,
Territory Of Hawaii, being a portion
Of R. P. 1916, L. C. A. 1049s to Nahinu,
located on Kamehameha Nv Road, and
more particularly described as fol-
lows, to wit:
N 80 deg. So E so feet along road;
S 4S deg. So E 105 feet along land of
Ulunahele;
S SO deg. So w so feet along land Of
M. Barete;
N 4S deg. So w 1O5 feet along new
land Of M. Barete to the point
of beginning, containing an
area of $3.50 square feet, and
being the same land conveyed
to Harry Peterson by deed Of
Joe Monteiro, dated January
2, 1912, Of record in the Office
Of the Registrar Of Convey
ances at Honolulu aforesaid
in Liber 1862, page So.
Terms: Cash in U. s. gold coin.
Deed at the expense Of purchaser.
Julius w. ASCH,
Deputy Sheriff District of Honolulu,
City and County of Honolulu.
Dated at Honolulu, July %, 1917.
6850-July %, Aug. IA, 81.
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JAPANESE SQUADRON
SINKS SUBMARINE IN
MEDITERRANEAN SEA

ToKio. Japan, July 2S.-Read-Ad
niral X. Sato, commander OF the Japa
neee squadron In the Mediterranean
reported to the Japanese admiralty
that one of his destroyers has sunk a
German submarine during naval en-
kAgement.
While conveying q number Of Brit
ish transports, one Of the transports
was attacked by the enemy. This oc
Cured on Sunday afternoon, July q
The destroyers emptied q heavy fire
on the submarine, hitting the peris
cope. The submarine Immediately
sunk. There was no damage on the
side Of the Allies.
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When he put several pints OF oil in
his engine and started it going, An.
tone Rodrigues, a driver on the King
street automobile stand, which is
next to E. o. Hail & Son, caused his
machine to smoke so that he attract.
ed quite a crowd little before noon
this morning. There was disappoint.
ment to find that there was no fire.
however, and that the automobile was
only being cleaned out.
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ment handed down in San Francisco
VIA. mot expected to reach Honolulu
until next Wednesday, at which time
II was expected that Schroeder Would
Immediately be placed under arrest by
the United States marshal and then
returned to San Francisco for arralgn'
ment in the federal court there.
Radio advtces received late last
night by u. s. Attorney s. c. Huber
howeyer. requested that Schroeder be
Immediately arrested, placed under
a bond Of $4,000 and then sent 10
San Francisco.
Surrenders Voluntarily
I Marshal Jerome J. smiddy was 70
serve the warrant and complaint thlS
morning, but before these documents
were completed Schroeder appeared
before the federal officials at about
10 o'clock and voluntarily surrenoereo
himself.
According to the q. 8. attorney s
office. Schroeder has retained the la~
firm OF Thompson. Milverton d Cath-
cart as his attorney. This firm also
represents H. Hackfeld & Co., oy
whom Schroeder is employed IN the
capacity Of clerk in the insurance oe'
nartment. The law firm was in conn
mInicatiou with Attorney Huber this
morning regarding Schroeder Oon o
Shortly before II O'clock the %!o..
900 bond for the release OF Schroeoel
had been approved and signed, tne
Hartford Insurance Co., OF hartioru'
Conn, being the surety
Schroeder. who had been IN Gus
tody only temporarily, was then al
lowed his freedom. According 10
Marshal Smiddy, he will be returned
10 San Francisco on the steamer
which will probably be the Wilneim1na
next Tuesday. He will go to san
FrancIsco unaccompanied, as the bono
made here this morning Is for MS
appearance before the proper federal
officials IN San Francisco.
The insurance company tna1 nas
gone on Schroeder's bond 10 the sams
a "a now surety for the $4,000 Dono
REQUIRED OF Georg Rodiek when he was
arrested In San Francisco.
According to federal OFFICIALS. NO
other information has reached here
reeardfnr the completely Of other resi-
dents OF Honolulu IN the Hindu plot
with Rodiek already IN San Francis
co. and with Schroeder now under
arrest, the officials here are inclined
to believe that the Indictment Is
closed as far as Honolulu is con
cerned. -.
Schroeder and Rodiek are botn
charged with having taken part In
the plot engineered by proeermans
on the mainland and Hindu students
n mainland universities and colleges
10 foment q gigantic rebellion IN In
fIs. the purpose, 1t IL believed, being
% overthrow the English control IN
India and set up a republican form
of government. @A}h ~. ~ = I
Associated Press dispatches re
ceived by the Star-Bulletin shortly
after the paper had published the
first details Of the Rodiek arrest,
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board this morning and make final
arrangements for the use OF the au-
tomobiles on that day.
All telephones in the capitol build
ing will be used on Tuesday. and po-
lice officers will be provided to act
as receivers at the instruments.
Further details for the display by
foreign war veterans who plan to
ride through the citys streets in auto
mobiles with flags and banners to
stir registration werr worked out
this morning Each automobile will
carry a little girl with a big flag.
A holiday will be given the students
attending the summer session FOL
teachers which is being held at the
Territorial Normal school, on Regis
tration day. This will give those men
over q plenty Of time In which to
register. School will be held on Sat
urday to make up for the work lost
during: this day.
The board of examiners met in the
office of the department or public
instruction this morning to make Out
the questions for the first examina
ton at the summer session, which vii
be held on August s.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-28
SYDNEY LEVEY TO
ENLIST FOR BRITAIN

Sydney A. Levey, Of N. A. Gunst
& Co, has sent in his papers to the
British Consul, <. l. s. Gordon, vol.
unteering to so to Canada, and enlist
with the British forces.
Mr., Levey. who expects to leave in
the near future. has a host Of friends
here. He has resided here for the
last seven years. He was born In
Sydney.
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MAUI AGRICULTURAL ENDS
GRIND WITH 35, $50 TONS

The Maui Agricultural Co. finished
grinding today with a run OF $50 tons
in excess Of the estimate, according
to Alexander L Baldwin. agents. The
total amount Of sugar produced this
year by the company We $3.50 tons.
This Is gain OF 1889 tons over last
year and is the second largest crop
produced. the 1918 crop being the
largest with $3.50 tons.
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ARGENTINE SHOWS
FRIENDSHIP FOR u. S.

ASSOCIATED Press BY o. S. Naval ConmunL
cation Servtce)
BCENO SAYRES, Argentina, July
26-The chamber of deputies today
unanimously passed resolution ex-
pressing satisfaction at the visit OF
the American squadron. The terms
of the resolution we're couched in the
most friendly tone, and stated the
visit would further cement the friend,
ly relations already existing between
the two countries.
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COMPLAINT FILED BY HUBER
CHARGES NEUTRALITY VIOLATION
Continued from page u

district OF California
nt charging Schroeder and others with conspiracy
Of setting military
Germany and hinder the military 0p
atona az cland by melting mutny In India .
presented ny
Of
ed acsns Schroeder and referred TO- mas
beenm mailed deponent; -. ....o,
pon Inquiry regard thereto deponent has reason
radtogram
above Schroeder herein referred " ana the
Augustus Schroeder
hat said A. R. within the territorial urIsde
Of the northern dis
Withinths limits OF
complaint and affidavit 10 said
firm San Francisco and 10 Al
Of all funds collected finance
lhet HINDU
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JAPANESE WILL ENTER
MOVIE FILM BUSINESS

CAPITALIZED at $4,000, with privilege
retained to extend to 100000, the Ho-
noIuiu Film Company has filed arti-
cles of incorporation with Henry c..
Hapai, registrar Of public accounts
The organizations proposes to do a
reneraI moving picture film business.
The majority of its officers are Japa-
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were to the effect that federal Off
Gals in San Francisco considered Ro
dick one Of the ringleaders in the
Hindu plot.
IN the radio message received by
Attorney Huber last night, 1t is as
serted that Schroeder had part In
the same activities in which It 10 al
legged Ram Chandra and others were
involved.
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IS
SUNK BY U-bOAI

ASSOCIATED Press by q. S. Naval CommunL
cation ServIceN
NEW YORK. n. Y, July 28.-NeWs
was received here today that the
Japanese liner Shigozan Maru was
summarized in the Atlantic on July 20.
The crew was saved.
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DUTCH TUG AND
ELEVATOR SUMMARIZED

AMSTERDAM, Holland, July 2S.-
A Dutch tug towing an elevator to
Montevideo was Summarized, both tug
and elevator being sunk.
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, nese. Those who signed the articles
are Toru Masuhara, William F. Wal
lace, Matajf Nagamori and Isami Ia
i kano.
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DR.. Manuel Arroyo, minister to
Germany from Guatemala, recalled
when his country severed relations
with Germany. arrived in New York
from Vigo, Spain.