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CHAPTER ill.
War. and a Copper Pool.

"Vera," I echoed, in some way
vaguely conscious of strange famil-
iarity with the word, yet utterly un-
able to Immediately recall the associa-
ton, "that must be your given, not
your family name?"
"And you are not even satisfied at
this evidence of my trust?" she ques-
toned lightly. Usually it is consid-
cred quite compliment to be permit
ted to call lady by her given name
yet I grant you, stranger, this privi-
lege"
'To which I am not insensible ;
yours is not common appellative, yet
I have known someone so named be-
fore"
Indeed! A friend?"
swell, really, cannot say; haven't
quite figured it out yet; only the mem
DRY haunts me oddly, as something
ought to remember"
COR else forget" she interrupted
quickly. "What do you say if we blot
out all this mystery, and just be natu-
raj for a while? Have you the slight
est knowledge of where we are, Mr..
Hollis? What is that light flashing
out yonder?"
"Montauk point" I answered, in
stantly recognizing the peculiar flash.
1.-THE eastern extremity of Long island.
We shall be breasting the Atlantic by
daylight if all is well. I have good
reason to remember Montauk."
Eyes? You were there?"
"Once; why, it was sixteen years ago
at the close of our war with Spain.
served on the st. Paul, and we came
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There is more catarr1l in this section OF

There is more Catarril in this section OF
the country than all other diseases put
together, and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable. For
great many years doctors pronounced 1t
local disease and prescribed local reme-
dies, and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced it incur
able. Science has proven Catarrh to be
constitutional disease, and therefore re-
quires constitutional treatment Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by F. ).
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only
Constitutional cure on the market 1t is
taken internally. It acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case it fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials.
address: F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O
Sold by Druggists 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
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II do, Mr.. Hollis" quietly.


81 do, Mr.. Hollis" quietly.
'Seeley must have given me a most
excellent reputation, and deserves re-
ward"
'Mr. Seeley gave me your name as
one of the passengers, nothing more.
how, I acquired my information regard
ing you. To you I am perfect
stranger, and must remain SO, but, by
some good fortune, I chance to know
enough of you to trust you thoroughly
as gentleman. You understand what
I mean?''
Her eyes met mine frankly; they
were clear, honest eyes, and felt that
/ read their direct challenge.
perhaps So" answered with feel
ing of disappointment. 'You mean
am to ask no further questions? to for
get, if possible, your presence on
board?' Z
''Yes; can you do this?''
swell, to be perfectly frank, I am
not altogether certain that I can, or
that / ought. I an Mr.. Carrington's
guest, and owe him certain loyalty
you admit that?''
'Yes."
slave a right to conceal from my
host the knowledge which I have~d dis
covered, that strange young woman
has been hidden on board his yacht by
one of his officers?"
'"That must depend altogether on
your sense of duty to both Mr.. Caring
ton and myself" she returned calmly.
'Do I appear like thief? conspira-
tor? or in any way desperate charac-
ter?"
"You appear most charming young
woman, whom I should be very glad to
know
'"Thank you," and her lips smiled.
'"Then my case is not quite hopeless.
AS most charming young woman l
unreservedly yield myself to your pro-
lection. 1 cannot tell you who I am,
nor why I am on board the Esmeralda
secretly, but I give you my word Of
honor that no harm shall result from
my presence to any of your friends,
and I only request you to remain ST.
lent for a few hours longer"
"You intend later to reveal yourself
to Others?'
"As soon as the yacht is safely at
sea, beyond all possibility of putting
me ashore"
l confess I was puzzled, uncertain;
my duty to Darlington seemed clear
enough, and yet there was that about
the girl which gave me faith in her
pledge. She read my hesitation.
you still doubt me, Mr.. Hollis?"
'No, it is not doubt, yet I know so
little. You will at least trust me with
your name?'
Her eyes fell, shadowed by their long
lashes. For moment she looked out
across the rail, at the dark water be-
yOnd.
$50 far as 1 can-yes," she answered
soberly. you may call me Vera"
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FARM LOAN AT HAWKINS

A meeting will be held in Hawkins
tomorrow, Saturday, night, for the
purpose of organizing a Federal Farm
Loan Association. A number Of these
associations have been organized re-
Gently in the county and Hakwins will
be in line.
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COURIER SEVEN YEARS OLD

The Radisson Courier is seven years
old and is modestly celebrating its
birthday. The Courier is a good paper |
and deserves the support of the busi-.|
ness men and the people in the trade
section of Sawyer county around the
town
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-11-30

The man who did not get deer will
now spend the greater part of the win
ter telling how it happened.
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up from Cuba loaded with sick and
wounded soldiers - Michigan troops
mostly-and put them ashore at Mon
tauk. was little more than a boy
then. and the suffering witnessed made
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-06
BIG WELCOME
ASSURED ON
~ HH "a Nh -.
BOAT in Am.

The congressional delegation OF
five senators and Is congressman
will be officially welcomed to the
shores of Hawaii Nei bright and
early tomorrow morning. x@>s'
Arrangements have been comp1et.
ed by the committee in charge for
the official welcoming of the con-
gressional party which arrives off
port at daybreak tomorrow. While
the liner Matsonia is at anchor, await
Ing quarantine inspection, the offic.
ial welcoming party will board the
ship from one of the small launches.
Major F.. ]. Green will represent Gov.
ernor Pinkham; Captain Harold
Loomis and Lieutenant Frank Tuohy
Will be the official representatives of
Brigadier General John p Wiser and
Raymond p Brown willrepresent the
chamber of commerce. Representa-
tive Gerrit P. Wilder will also be on
hand
The ship will be off port at an
early hour tomorrow morning, and as
she cannot pass pratSque before $50
o'clock at the very earliest. the.
launches will leave from the foot Of
Nuuanu street at 6:15 o'clock. prompt.
". Senator Chillingworth will be in
charge at this dock.
The official reception party will
leave on the launch Sea Scout and
the Hawaiian band will leave aboard
the launch Huki Huki. Representa-
tiEes of the press will leave ON the
Sea Scout. Both launches leave
promptly at els from the foot Of
Nuuanu street and those who are go
ing out to meet the congressman ON
the launches must be there at that
time
The official welcoming party win
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Hello, France"
Hello, Hawaii. ~ ,


Hello, Hawaii ~
Hawaii and France have .clasped
hands across space. In other words,
the islands are within speaking dis
tance' with Americas ally on the other
side of the pond The great expanse
has been bridged and. through the
medium Of the wireless telephone. the
5000 miles from Honolulu to the Eiffel
Tower one-third the circumference
of the gIobe-ha become mere
nothing: as far as communication is
concerned. g
. According to "a news dispatch from
st. Catharine's. Ontario. Canada, Dr.
Alexander Graham Bell, inventor Of
the telephone in speech to the Cana
dian Club, said
. IF the telephone has not reached
Its extreme limits, what next p. can.
not say what next. but can tell you
OF something that happened In Wash
ington about three weeks ago.
3 THE telephone mas been applied to
wireless, and asiIaan In Arlington just
across the river from Washington,
talked with q man on the Eiffer Tower,
in Paris, By teiephoiie without wires.
'.But that is not 9. + "a man In FIo-
nolulu heard the co aversatfon. From
Honolulu to- the Eiffel Tower IS 5000
miles. one-thiEd 9 &c sifcumts Eencs
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200 SETS Of
FOOD LICENSE
BLANKS COME

Two hundred sets OF food license
blanks reached Raymond G.. Brown,
secretary of the Chamber OF Con-
merce, at o'clock this morpfhg.
Within 10 days all concerns IpkHawail
that are distributing or 4ealing in
foodstuffs which eoU within the
Presidents procIa6stion licensing
such concerns l6st have their blanks
filled out the mails and on the way
to Washington, d. G.
y promised the merchtnts that 4
would notify them through the press
as soon as the blanks arrived. said
Secretary Brown this morning. "Nowl
they are here, and 1t is up to the
merchants to get busy.
As soon as the blanks arrived Mr.
Brown notified the United States at
torney's office, which will handle al
prosecutions for violation Of the.
presidents proclamation.
Assistant u. s. Attorney j. J. BanksI
expressed the opinion that, il there
are not enough blanks to- go around,|
the national food administration uni
doubtedly viii grant further time to.
those merchants unable to secure
them from the initial lot now in the
city. Secretary Brown says that II
the blanks do not go around, he win
have some printed locally. $50 the
merchants need have no fear. he
adds.
1t is not known yet how many uler-
chants and dealers in Hawaii will have
to secure the licenses. Secretalt
Brown has notified all chambers Of
the steps he has taken regarding The
licenses.
The blanks require the furnisninI
of considerable Information from con-
Germs subject to licensing. incIud'n<
handed, average OUTPUT
volume Of business and 1Ior1I| |
paeity. A letter accompanies 81|. ~.
plication giving instruction. - 81 +.
The blanks should 3. ('''.|
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Hello, Central! Giue me Paris, France
Dr.. Bell is Authority For Statement
Hawaii France Linked BY Wireless Phone
Conversation Is Tapped

Of the globe. Does it mean that we
can talk from any part Of the world
to another, without wires?"
This is news to Honolulu, and Off
cials at the naval radio office today
did not attempt to conceal their sur
prise. Who 1t was in Honolulu who
listened I'M on the conversation with
Paris is not known. but it may have
been an operator ct the Pearl Harbor
naval station, where successful expert
ments have been conducted with the
wireless telephone. A Mr.. Espen-
+sehied was in Honolulu recently as
representative Of the Western Electric
Co and is known to have made ex-
haustiye tests and experiments with
the wireless telephone while here.
There is a possibility that he is the
one who listened In
Officials at the naval radio office
have heard of the remarkable feat
and. according to their version of the
incident, the man VINO listened in''
heard every word Of the conversation
that was going on 5000 miles away.
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OF SUGAR
IS BARRED
Observation-Disclosures Company
viii Shut Off Jobbers' Sup
ply if Hoover's Rules Re-
garding Sales Not 0beyed

.fHHE boarding of cane sugar
" here is not anticipated, rules and
W regulations regarding the sup
plying of confeetioners and retailers
by the jobbers issued recently by the
California and Hawaiian Sugar Rein
ing Co., at the Instance of the national
food administration, were received in
yesterdays mail by A.. NJ. NOVEL;, sec.
rotary of the Sugar Factors.
1t is specifically stated in these reg
ulations that confectioners are to be
supplied with but so per cent of their
normal demand, and if the rule is vio-
lated by the jobbers their supply will
be cut Off Retailers are required to
watch carefully the purchase of cane
sugar by their regular customers or
others to prevent consumers getting a
big supply in stock. -. -.
Percy Swift, manager of Henry May
& Co.. thinks the regulation regarding
the supplying of confectioners will not
apply here, as only a limited amount
OF sugar is used by Honolulu candy
makers. He does not look for a cut.
ting off of the importation of the fancy
sugars, cube, bar and powder sugar
either, but believes the regulation is d.
rected against the big candy manufac.
turing companies of the mainland, be.
cause of the requirement of the food
administration that candy production
and candy consumption must be cut
down in order to conserve the worlds
supply of sugar.
Others point out that because Fla.
waii is a sugar producing country
there is no danger OF boarding sugar
here. AS Mr. NOVEL; says, nearly all
the sugar produced on any of the Ha.
waii plantations is good enough for
table consumption, and where it is not
one more washing will make it so. II
is also a matter of fact that for many
years most all plantation employees use
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TEUTONS
TO ASK
MEETING
Report on Bourse Says Gen.
trails Will Propose Confer
ence at Berne; Italians Are
Again Retreating
lAsso.lased rrsss By o. 5. Havai Wr.l.s,.l

lAssosiased prsss by o. 5 HavEi wirslsss.l
I ONDON, Eng, Nov. Am
l. sterdam was in q great
furry of excitement today fol
Lowing peace rumors on the
bourse. The report declared
that the powers Of the central
alliance would make an offer to
the entente before December
proposing a conference at
Berne, Switzerland
ROME, Italy, Nov. 6.-The Italians
have been compelled to evacuate ter
ritory In the mountains near tho
north plains of Northern Italy in or
der to establish new line. Tho
enemy has occupied the old line.
The Italian forces are retiring me-
thodically to their new lines. The
morale of the troops is unimpaired.
The cavalry forces are fighting hero
icaIiy in the rear screening the
movements of the main armies.
BERLIN, Germany. Nov. 6.-In an
interview given the Associated Press
BY Leader ErSberger Of the Ccnfrist
party; the ex1ltaffon Of Germany e.
the Victories over Italy IS shown.
aWhiie the troops of the Central Al
lies were crossing the Tagliamento,
Erzberger said. Germany at home has
quietly crossed the political rubicon,
and in the space of five days has
changed from an autocracy into q de-
mocracy."
PETROGRAD, Russia, Nov. g.
Russia is still doing her utmost to
carry on the war and will continue to
do so, says Premier Kerensky, in
statement given out today through
his secretary, protesting against any
other Interpretation Of his recent
statement.
LONDON, Eng, Nov. ga British
attack today In the neighborhood Of
Passchendaelep made satisfactory
progress.
PETROGRAD, Russia, Nov. g.
General Verkhoysky. minister Of war.
has been give an indefinite leave OF
absence and General Manicovsky Is
acting minister of war under the d.
rection of Kerensky
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The statement also refers to the at.
titude of constraint and doubt in the
two countries fostered by a campaign
of falsehood adroitly and secretly car
ried on by the Germans. 1t declares
that through the frankness and cordl'
ality of the Japanese commissioners
this propaganda of years has been un-
done in few days.
The text of the statement, which is
dated October 2 and addressed by
Secretary Lansing to Yiscount Ishii,
says:
Il have the honor to communicate
my understanding of an agreement
developing from our recent converse
tons and questions OF interest to the
governments relating to China.
In order to silence nlischievous re.
ports, | believe. that a public an
nouncement of the desires and inten-
lions shared by the two governments
in regard to China is advisable. -.
"The governments Of the United
States and Japan recognize that ter.
, ritoriaI propinquity creates special re-
Iations between countries, consequent.
Iy the United States recognizes that
Japan has special interests in China,
particularly that part to which her
possessions are contiguous.
Mote. This appears to refer to
Manchuria) ...
THE territorial sovereignty OF
China remains unimpaired and the
United States has every confidence in
the assurance that Japan does not de.
sire to discriminate against the trade
of 6ther nations or disregard the
treaty rights heretofore granted by
China to other powers. The. govern
ments deny any purpose to infringe
upon the independence and territorial
integrity of China, and declare that
they will always adhere to the prin.
eipIe of the open Door, and equal op.
poTtunity for commerce and industry
in China; and that they are mutually
opposed to the acquisition by any gov.
eminent of any special rights or
privileges affecting the independence
OF the territory; or will deny to the
citizens of any country full enjoyment
of equal opportunity for commerce.
and industry in China.
Sn9l Uo SIdQ 10 nave 51ouT Elk
cellency confirm this understanding
and agreement"
In reply to this, Viscount Ishii adj
dressed Secretary Lansing on Novem.
Der also, as follows: =: *.
81 have the honor to acknowledge,
and am happy to confirm under the
authorization of my government, the
understanding in the following terms
-1
At this point the Ishii statement re-
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NEW EXEMPTIONS

At a meeting Of the Honolulu ex.
emptiop board, division No. 2, held
today at headquarters in the armory,
the following men, transferred from
the mainland for examination, were
exempted: 49,. ". .- Il:
Manuel Marks, from Martini, Cali
fornia, now living at 1889 kauluweia
lane, Honolulu; Martin R. Alden, from
Solano county, California, now living
at 1914 PalOlo avenue.
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ALAKEA STREET SITE
Is SOLD For $40 .nnn


Fred Harrison has sold for $50 700
cash his property located in AIakea
street, between the Schunan Car
rage Co. and Cation, NeiII & Co.,
Ltd, the purchaser being William p.
Thomas. Irwin H.. BeadIe of the
Trent Trust Co. has had this deal un.
der way for several days, but II was
not until today at noon that the final
papers were signed.
The sale carries with it the build.
ing now on the property, which has
been untenanted for some time. Mr.,
Thomas is now making plans for ex.
tensive repairs and alterations to the
building, which will probably be
used for an automobile repair shop.
The properly brought nearly $3.50
! square foe
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(Associafed Pres by u.

ASSOCIATED Press by q. s. Naval Wireless
-. WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Nov. 6.-Japan and the United
States have reached complete agreement in regard to China
and understanding upon military naval and economic
cooperation against Germany. t@ Eye f/ = ,-=
This important announcement made today by Sec
rotary State Lansing At the time he made public
notes exchanged with Nscoun s head of the great Japan
csc mission which came the United States weeks ago
These notes record agreement recognizing Japan 5
special interest China and pledgng the independence and
the territorial integrity of that young republic The notes also
rearm the doctrine of the open door, in China for American
commerce and industry.
ansings phasi the point that the Isi mis-
unchecked promised
deyeon roussit uation in
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kERENskY TO ENGLAND

PETROGRAD, Nov. 6.-Premier Ke-
rensky is planning to leave for Eng
land in few days, presumably to dis
cuss the situation in Russia with refer
ence to internal conditions and posi-
bly, map out the winter campaign of
Russia's armies. - y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-06
SEC. LANSING MAKES PUBLIC AGREEMENT
WITH ISHII; EXPOSES GERMAN INTRIGUE;
NAVAL. COOPERATION PLEDGED ON PACIFIC
Extra! Bryan
Fights--a Bull;
Blood Is Shed

(assrciated Press By o. s. Naval wirsless3
= ~ = = e 4 =
y CHANDLER. Ariz., Nov. g. \
y The peace proclivities of William =
= ]. Bryan, former secretary of \
+ state, failed to save a dangerous \
= situation today. Bryan got chased \
+ by bull while out duck hunting. \
\ The bull meant business, SO 4
\ Bryan took to a mesquite tree \
4 after his suit had been rent by 4
= the animals horns.
y A fellow hunter came to the \
+ rescue, killing the bull. .~. =
+
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LAST GEIER OFFICER .
TO LEAVE FOR Utah

Lieutenant Otto Portwich, an Off
Ger Of the former German gunboat
Geier, who was detained in the is.
lands at the time therest of the pris-
oners from that vessel were sent to
the mainland, will leave on the trans
port now at Honolulu. 1t is>under-
stood that he will be sent to join the
other Germans interned at a war
camp at Fort Douglas, Utah. = !.
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LATE news
HYLAN LEADS mitchell
IN GOTHAM ELECTION

(Associated Press BIZ o. 5. l,zva1 Wirsisss.) &
NEW.YoRk, Nov. 5. Beturns from
$40 districts in today's44 ri,syoraity'l
election: Judge F4yIan Tarnmany
candidate, leading Furroy Mitchell by
some $4,000. The count gives Bennett
7517, +4yIan 1885,, HIIIquest 1929,
Mitchell 22,2ee. -
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TRAIN DYNAMlTED BY
VILLISTA BANDITS

JUAREZ, Mexico, Nov. 6.-Villistas
are again on the rampage. Today they
dynamited train at Armendariz, so
miles south of Chihuahua City. Sixty
guards were killed and a number of
passengers wounded. III.
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ESTATE OF BROWN is
VAILED At

An inventory of the estate of the
late Cecil Brown, filed in circuit court
today, shows it to be worth $243,-
535.24. Stocks are valued at $154,-
$685. and real estate at $45,S40. The
appraisers were H. H. Walker, F. E.
Steere and |. H. Beadle. -. -.
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The weight limit to the parcels to
the American expeditionary forces in
France has been fixed at seven
pounds instead Of twenty pounds as
hefetof0re Postmaster D. II. Mac
Adam received an order e this e:
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BRITISH CASUALTIES 49,
21.ao1 E0R WEEK

LONDON, Nov. e.-The weekly cas-
ualty report shows the British losses
in Flanders for the past week to be
q 1891 killed and wounded. r.
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NIPPONESE SPECIAL INTEREST IN
CHINA IS FORMALLY RECOGNIZED now
Toxic Anxious to Cooperate in Launch
ing Blows Against Prussianism-- leu
ton Propaganda Of Years Swept Away
by Frank Exchanges

MAIN\PoINTs IN SEC LANsING's ANNOUNCEMENTS
l. Complete agreement of Japan and United States on
China =".=*
q German intrigues to enbro two countries exposed
and ended.
g.. Chnas sovereignty and independence assured.
United States recognizes Japans special interest in
China III.
4. "open Door, is again guaranteed to world
Broad limitations that Japan to take more active
part in military and naval campaign against Germany
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~ ~ " - q v "
Here are e some Of TIE con-. \
= gressn1en who will arrive on the \
r Mataonia Tomorrow morning, 4
among the official party. The \
= photographs were taken for the \
4. Star-BuIletlr when the congress y
4 men gathered at st. Louis pre- \
r paratory to starting q their 4
\ trip. In the upper photo, left to \
\ right, are Representatives Ben \
4 janin e. Welty, Ohio; Oscar e. 4
\ Bland, indiana; w. II. Young, "a \
4 ST. Louis man.; Representative \
= James c. Mclaughlin, Michigan. =
y In lower photo are Representa- 4
y tives Louis B.. GoodalI Of Maine =
+ and s.. J. Nichols Of South Caro- =
4 Iinas ! Photographs taken for the<
Z staf-5ulIetin. -. - r. T.. s.. ..Ss2s
-
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