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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10
GigcutbIn,cr.

Observation-Disclosures, 0unll ctlna 2t
Fruacnt Der NllSuhl llud 0cn Der.
%ldllt0GlGll Stdntonellcnts 81 lcn0c1.
lPnn ltGtt, onb nid)t mebr nls
100000 pocr 10000 Mtunn IN Scr
crltCn @phr oc$ September oufgcbo-
ten mcrbcn f1nlclL ul,b pollc icfS
Modlrn liIlo rrior0Crlidl bis Die San.
toncnlcnta polllt1nbig prauniiirt icin
ipcrocn mo bns Gtnrtiernlcilter Nll-
rcutr hcrcit iein miro. sic @coiirfniIic
ser umNcheuren Nrrncc ST bcfrieoi-
Ncn. Die Nclnmmtc Mrmcc bon
6ST 900 Mnnn miro crit Gn6c Otto.
Der III ocu Sobncn aerllfen mcrocn.
Die @cltc I'M Glmiton Eager mcr.
hcn etrpo 5cbll Wouotc ollSgcbiloct
mcrbeu mo mobrihcinlih crit an |.
Scptcmhcr 1918 5ltm transport
nod Trnufrcih bercit iein.
Mniiilhc Srnppen babcn III Der
@cgeno bon Gbptin nube Der iilbGltl.
@rcnScn bon @olijicn bic Nffcniipt
eroriiien. mic oas r,,iiiId)e &ricas.
nlinIitcrium rnclbet. @cltcrn tricbcl
lie hie Ocutiheu uno Seitcrreidcr
ans jipci Oorfcrn, crobcrteu cine
NG6C umb mnd)ten 300 @cfonacllc.
Mud, crbr,teten tic bier MoIhincn9c.
meArc.
General bon Solfcnbopn ioll iid
iest i'll Terllialcm bcfinocn, INT cine
tiirfiihc Siieniibc gcgen Die 9ritc,l
Sit iiibrcn, hercn 3mcd sic @icoer
cinnobnle bon 9agoab lit.
Sdppere &Gntpfe brudcn lrl Ser.
ouu 9lhidnitt aus.
Noh cincnl heitigen @ombaroe.
nlclt %bc9onnen bic oelltiden Grip.
pen einen itarfen Ingriff uuf oil
frontoiiihcn 2inien an elmer Sroni
BON ctipa brci Meilcn o,tf Dem linfcr
Mnosrfer.
Der ruiiiihe Riidslle in Scr 9llfp.
mino uerlansiamt lid etluos. mGb.
reno sic ensliiden. franSoiiiden un>
oerti6en Irmeen in SIonoern mil
g%iinItlgercr @ittcruns ibrc gegcniei.
tiaen Srafte priifcn. Muf feiner
Sront puroe in grobem MoBc &c.
f1npit.
Qcuti6lonb bat iih 5ur Siderheit
filr Soipitali6iffe perItanoer, mcnn
iih ipaniihe 9comte an 9oro bcfin.
ocn, ipclhe baiir sorantierel,, oaI ic
,uur &ronfe mo Scriprunoctc bon
0ranfrcih tronsporticrcn. mic oer
YScraloo" bcridtct. Gs mltroc or.
fl0rt, ooh 8robbritonnicn Spanicl
fir icincn @ciItono PEI Sieicr Gcrcil,
boruna nit 0eutihlono leincn Guni
ob9eltotfct babe.
amcrifoniide SoIbaten, ole 9ilr.
ger limo, Oh in &antonments ser ga.
tionalarrnee. Mobiliiierunas. Iittcl.
piniften Der Electromagnetic ooer ielbit
in 5ranfreid nit ben expeditions.
SrlipperL fonnen in ser SerbitipabI
1tintmen. Sbre betreffenoen Staoter
miliien fir Stimnmtaihinen in ser
Bayern ioreen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10
Heide Tarm 81 berfanfen.

Die &loiiner Saru, ON @ascona0e
Stub, oberbab Snrnpife Bluff, ettpa
446 ader entbaltenb, ipobon etipa
1875 Ider I'M @asconaoe Riber 8ot.
tom in better &ultur iib befinoen, NIT
allen nGtbigen @ebGulidfeiten, Obit.
9arten lliu., lit gum Serfol,fe aliSge-
boten. Nadsufra9cn bel bcn Gloii'
ncr Grben, ooer bel
Robert 8alfer,
Sermann Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10
NeMe Nm5tigtn
9anfiasnna.

Illen Treimoen uno @cfannten,
wclhc ocn @cgrGbniiic unierer &C.
lichten Sodter uno S6ipeiter,
Jrieba Sdiueerfoetting,
bcippbnterL ipreden mir bierlnit I'M
lcrcn ber5lidlten 0anf aus. Chen.
fnlls nn'eren geebrten Sreltnoen fir
Die Sllmcnipenbcn un6 9emtie Der
Sbeilnabme an inherent berben
Sd)n1er5e, iolpie Den 9aartudtr1gern
lno Serrn Euitor &usnlann fir feline
bcr5liden @orte bcs Srcites uno ser
Grinnerung. Snsbcionoere modten
mir bieronrh Serrn Sris S9neiocr
uno Satin unicrcn innigiten Danf
ohltattcn fir Die ollfppfcrnoe Bileae
uno Die 2~iehesbicnite ipeld)e tic ser
Scranton in ibrcr &obnlng erpicicn
bdbel.
Die t%rullcrnbrn GltcrnL
Nranf SdJlueerfucttina nnb 8attin
nebit &inoer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10
3nr geadtnns.

SnioIse Der boben 6ilttcrpreiic ia,
ben mir uns ge5ipnngen geieben Die
Breiic fir S,,brmannsbienitc pie
folgt 81 crb0ben:
arbeit BEL Der Stlnbe bon 40 auf SOC
@cuuaden p. Stunbe bon 60 auf Toe
Wtiitfabren y. Sl,bre bon so alf Goo
@probpl5 Sabren p. 2oao bon
so auf 60c
&pblenfabren, p. Subre bon
so ulf Coo
@ei8en, bonn 6lllB, p. 5ubre
BON % nlf 30c
Oieie Yreiie treten am Is. guguft
III 8raft.
Die 6ilbrmams Union.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10

81 Derfanfen: Mein 5ipeiftSdiges
@obnbails an Der ipeitl. 2. Strabe in
Sermonn, nebit Got bon 70 SUB
Sront. Bradtpoll inn idonlten Tbei.
lie Der Stabt nidt peit boz, Der gitp
Sail gclc9en befinbet iid oas Bobn.
bulls nabe Dem @eidaftscentrrm nnto
bod im idonIten @obntbeile Der
Stabt. Breis $4,000. gbenfaIIs
Got bon 65 SUB Sront an hieies gi.
0entbrum a%ngreuacnb llnb Elm prdd.
tiger Bauplat. Ereis $500.
D. q. Starf,
3714 SllmpbreB
ct. 2pllis, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10
8anmaterial 81 berfanfen.

9lle Sorten lrnb @robcn 9allbol5,
Sdluellcn, 9rctter, Flooring, Sen
Iterrabmen llno Sbiirelt ,lnb SenIter.
@robe GnantitGten gereini9te Bod
Iteine. @roBe Bitten un6 @ieien.
f1iier (fonncn als Silos gebra,,d)t
mcrocn).
@auml tart 8ros,
ScrmanrL Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10
Gorrieiert bon
Ga9ers @ilIina 6 0.
F. J. koeIIer,
SdmieS Il. &ageumaGfl
Sermann. Mo.

Oermartn. Wt0.
Sh iueroe be'trebt iein nur bic bette gr.
briisn unh Woaren 5u I~ieiern. Sd sabe
Ian9e Sriubrun9 i'm PierbebcIhIasen 10,
mohl ,pic i'm Sdru,iehe uno gSasenbano4
mert.
Tarm,paaeu. Yuaaies. g,auur.S preao.
cro uno 5arm u,oidiueu an !Sanb Soer
anf Yeitelung au siniisen 9%coinaunsen
uno Su annehmboren preiIen eeIieiert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10

@erloreu: am /. s(ilguit Elm boil
ltGnoigcs Curtain. Set fir elm Torb
Illto. Ser Sinber lit criud)t Dos
ielbc in Scr Office 3. @l. gcaen pc
lobnllng ab3llgcbe1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10
Iadt JIG 10 id6m iuie men.

2abt mid euer glto, Surrey, ODER
Sllggg anltrcidcn unb ibncn ein ne,r.
c5 M,lsicbcn geben.
2ouis SabcrI It 0 If,
Sermann, Ro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10
@abrnnasfpmtrolIe @urlaac ansc-
nUmmen.

NVNllp. WI w
! |Nbitimnmlta pon sc 9caen Z. nabnl
Scr Scnnt belltc Nnhnlittog Den
0oniercuSbrridt on, mas nit Der Nm,
nuhnlc ser Torlugc glcihbcbelltenb
lit.
@ie Dcutc Nbcno miro Die Gorlaae
Sem FrGiibcntcn 81 ieincr llntcr5cid,a
ming Sugchcn. cbcllio Die Habrlngs-
mtcriuhungs Sorlage, iiber Weld,e
Der &onicrenSbcridt iofort nad) Der
Annabnlr Der 9ontrolle ScrIage
ciuitinmig angcnommcn ipllroc.
Gle Iiebrn Scnotorcn, Die 1c9c,n
Die 9tnbrnngsfontrolle @prlugc
itilluttcn, moren Saromid, &pllis
mo Hecb, 0entofratcn, mo Srnnce,
@rpnilu, SufSollcttc mo Ecnruie,
Ncpublifoncr.
Die &orlngc gicht Dem ErGiiocn.
ten aontrolIe ilbcr 9tubrrungsmittcl,
Suffer. Nei5rmgsmoteriol (cinihlieb
lid> ron Mci5ungsGI unh GroNos)
Giilaun1aitoifc, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II.
NcrtScllH.
Sic gcitoitct Dem FrGiioentcn &c
ld,Gttr ms Nnlogcn 81 li5cnjircn
mo Die S~i5cn5cu 5ltrild5u5iehcn. mo-
pom Nurnlcr uno &icb5ilhter nllage-
nomlllcn limo.
Sic crnlGdtigt ocn 8rGiioentcn
ourdl Die MISUNDERSTANDING
sur &nntrplle. l(ebcrnubnle ullo bcl
Nctricb bon &oblen, un0 &ofs9rllben
rno Sllr Scitictung scr Erciic.
Sic mciit Den Yrunoen1cn olL in
Notbinllc cincn Miuinlalpreis fiir
&ci5cn fcil5uicten, Der 50 fiir No. f..
Nortbcrn fir Die Grlltc bon 1919 be
trigt mo gcltuttct linn Ben Soil nl,i
nuslGnoiifen @ci5cn 81 crb6hcn, NM
i'm gu Dem umcrifoniIden Erei'e 81,
hrillgen.
Sic ucrbiltct bic 9crnttln,g bon
Sriidter, Nah.
rlun9sitpiien ooer 6lltteritoficn sur
&critellltnq BON oen ltiqirten Spiri-
lno gcItattct oenl E~rGiiocnten
sen ulfoboliid)cn Snbolt bon Wol5-
oocr mcitortiacn @ctrGnfcn 81 be.
id)rinfCn.
Sic oltpriiirt ocn Triiibcntcn &c.
itillicrtc Spiritl,0icn iomeit mic sl
aricNa5pcfcn notbmcnbig 5u tontrol-
ipobei bic @crihte sen Yreis
fcItictcu iollcn.
Sic mciit Den YrGiibentcn on
10000, 900 iiir Nitratc ollssl9ebcil
lnb iie Tormcrn gum Npitcnprciic SIT
ncrfolicn.
Sic perbictct Witalicocr ser &c.
rotbunaS Gnmnniiiion bcs Nationol-
on Hcaic.
rll1asfontroftcn betbeiliat ST. icin.
l
Sic b~cltrnIt allfipeid,crrng uno
3%crlt0rlrng bon Nohrungsnlitteln a,li
Spefulation.
Sic 9eitattct DEM Yr1iibenten 8or
r1tbc fir Die Irn1cc nnb 6Iottc al
reauiricren.
Sic n,toriiiert i'm, @cisen, Mebl,
@obnen ms &ortoffcln 81
mo 81, pertollfen.
Sic 9%eitottet Inn, Sabrifcn, @roB.
ihladtcrcicn. &o6renleitrmaen, 8erg
pcrfc oOer anoere Mnlogcn 81, iiber.
nebntcn uno 5u bctreiben.
Der 9etrna bon 50, 100000 miro
fir loufcnoc I,,sgabcn beipilligt nno
$150,000,000 CUR Iusfiibrung bes
@erfes Scr gan5el Nabrungsberluals
ting. Die Tabrungsfontrolle enoet
nod bclu Gnoe bes aricees.
Senator Heeo boz, Miiiouri mar
Der Soupteegner Der 0orloge.
.~Iber cs CAB nien1als cine 8orlage
nit mebr Scrtbeioigern uno meniger
SorfGmpfcrn," iagte er.
&eeo mies bic 9cihuloiaung ab,
Daft Die 8egner Ser @orlogc unpatrio.
tiih ieien.
~0icic erfldruns lit u%naebcuerlid
ialib. ih1nblid perlclmoeno uno
rcrrlld,t," crflGrte CT.
"@cnn i6 slallbte, oab ireeno et-
mas, mas ib in bieicr 2ammcr tbat, !
0ptu SEpi,1Ap SiiIfp In;5te, r,;;rSe ia
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10

@crlangt: &naben unb WGohen
ilbcr is Sabre alt ulo illngc W1n-
ncr. gcItGnoigc Mrbcit. MrbeitsSeit
bon ictt an 5Ha Gage per @ode.
Mad,5uiraar1 in Der Office ser
international Shoe So.
Scrmann Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10

3m Derfanfen: leerc @bisfep 5Gi-
Ter. Breiie oieielbcn mie I'M @ors
jabrc
Scrnom 0iltilling So.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10

Scrlaust: Elm 0ienltnlGb6en IN scr
Iurnilic >. Is. Storf IN ct. 9oltis.
Nan lpenoe iid al Srall&. S. Starf
III Scrnlarm oocr aoreiiire Srau 8.
y. Start, 3714 &lulpbrep Str, st.
3ollis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10

&erlangt: elm 2i1plcum Gecono
barlo). Muiter bari gang abaetro9er
icin. Nod)sufroacn in ser Office 5.
@lattcs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10
" Nns benz County.

@ebpren lebte ISOLDE Der iSurlilie
emanuel Shotlcp IN 0lanh. Elm
S0bndell.
Am Snnntag finOet III Smcuspillc
0nS iGbrlidc Bicnic Scr oprtigen
futhl. @emcinoe ltatt.
Geo. Sotmam ltnD @attin bon
fredericksburg muroeu lebtc Mohe
ourd) ole @ehurt zines SGhn6ens
boherfreut.
Die inter Dem Nonlcil .Yinfcpc"
betaurltc Rinoerfronfbcit lit IN leb.
tcrer 3eit audi in Der Had)boridnit
bon fredericksburg aufgctretcn.
Senrp Woellcr lno @attin bon
Omenspillc, u. 9, hattcn lcbtc @od)e
@elltd bonn &lappcrltprd, ser ibncn
cin SGdtcrden brahtc.
@eurp @ilimnnm II. u. hahen so
ader @olblonb, iiioGitlid, bon 9rofc
al Sobn &urrclmepcr iiir $635.00
Dcrfouft.
But. $. 8lpt, Sobn bon Conrad
9lod in @ruib Greet Toiunibip nabe
Sca luobnbait lit bort int elternballie
I'M @lter bon As Sabren aeitorben.
OoS Smutaaidul . Bicnic Scr
cpangl. ct. Sobns @emeinbe su
Sluiss miro am Donnerstag. ocn
l6. April itattfinben, au Incident Sc.
oer,ualn frelnolidit einselaben lit.
Srau auna 4llfoerSeioe melde crit
i'm lesten Sermin Der Circuit Court
Die Sdeioung bon ibrem @atten
@eora M,ifberSeioe erbielt, bat iid
in Springfield, Wo. am %. SllIi wie.
Der berbeiratbet unb 5ipar NIT $. %,
&%isfaobon bon Snlia, Sfla.
Solgenbe 2ebrer uno gcperbcr TN,
2ebrer-g Certificate fanocn iid at ben
Briifungen Die lebten 5reitag uno
Samstag in SipenspiIIe unb Scr.
mann a~bgebolten mltroen elm:
Sn SiuensbiIIe:
Harry Fleetwood -- Owensville
Gertie M. Aytes - Owensville
Alvin Langenberg $685. Owensville
Alvin Nebelsick --------- Owensville
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10

Nm Snnntog finbet IN Smcnspilll
onS iGbrlidc Bicnic Scr oprtiger
fatbl. @cn,cinoe Itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10

Geo. Sodmom mo @attin bon
6rcoeridsburg muroeu lebtc Wode
olird, Die @ehurt zines SGhnhens
boferfreut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10

3n %Derfaufem: oas friibere @isen
@~cbnballs uno @runoitiid OIL Der
@barfitraBe. Sreis billie. Nabau.
iragcn in Der Sermann Sapings
8anf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10

@cburen lebte @ohe Der Sunlilie
emanuel Sbotlep in 8lanh. Elm
Sobnden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10

Die inter Dem Nontcn .Yinfcpc"
bctaurltc Hinoerfrantbcit lit IN let.
tcrer 3eit aud in Der Todboridoit
bon fredericksburg aufgctretcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10

Seurp Woeller ltno @attin BON
Omenspillc, u. 9, hattcn lcbte @od)e
@eilld bonn @lappcritnrd, ser ibncn
cin SGdtcrd)en brahtc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10

5olgenbe 2ebrer lno geperbcr tint
2ebrer-G ertififate fanocn iid a1 ben
Briifungen Die lebten Sreitag uno
Somstag in SpenspiIle unb Scr.
mann a~baebolten pl,roen Elm:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-15
PRICES SOAR At
SUPPLY Opening

How the price of living is aeroplan.
ing these days was demonstrated at
the office of the army quartermaster
this morning in bids for supplies, open.
ed at 10 o'clock. Potatoes and onions
led with elevation records, the form.
er soaring from three cents a pound
last month to 5.23 and the latter from
ga to s cents. .-.
Onions have been rising steadily for
some time owing to shortage of sup
ply. Some two months ago they were
purchased for the moderate price of
three cents a pound. They are quot
ed nov on the coast at 10 cents a
pound
F. L. Waldron, Ltd, will supply "a
600 pounds of rice during March |;
California Feed Company, 24O,0G0
pounds of potatoes; c. @. zee Hop,
10000 pounds of onions; Hackfeld &
Company, $4,000 pounds of coffee, and
T. H. Davies & Company, 22,4O0
pounds of sugar.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-15
CRUSHED BENEATH WHEELS
OF HEAVY MOTOR TRUCK

John NJ. Daniels, representing Col.
lier's Weekly, was badly crushed in an
auto accident near the King street end
of Kalakaua avenue this morning when
Tom Marlowe, driving truck for the
Honolulu Brewing & Mailing Com
pany, ran into him. The victim was
taken to the emergency hospital and
later to the Queens hospital. He
sustained bruises on the head, cuts
on the face and a fractured left arm.
According to Marlowe, Daniels, who
was riding bicycle, sweryed direct
ly into the path of the truck when
Marlows attempted to pass him. =. :.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-15

signal station
ON midway ISLE

A ~ HamriCk. /. ;. meteOrolOgist.
has received instructions from Wash
ineton To establish as soon as possible
special mcCcOrologist stations on Mid
way island. " hich is 1900 miles north
west Of here and on Palmyra island.
which is I'u miles south by west o.
here. The letter authorizing the es-
Enlistment OF these stations also said
that the question OF putting similar
stations on Kauai and Hawaii was III
der consideration by the department.
To the animated this may not mean
much. but 10 those acquainted with
the WORK done by the weather bureau
it means that eventually HAWAII will
have daily weather forecasts which
has not been possible before.
On the mainland it is possible TO
forecast weather conditions because
the entire country is dotted with these
stations and as storms occur their
speed and course can be followed and
cities notified iT advance of their az
prOaCh. Here in Hawaii it has been
impossible TO do this as most OF the
storms come from the wesT and south
With the establishment. therefore. OF
these two stations the approach of
storms will be known r. advance. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-15
GUARD officers
MUST F|LEDATA

Hencefortk commissioned officers
of the National Guard will be required
to hand in so called quarterly service
reports, containing data to he forward
ed to tn militia bureau at Washington,
according to information that has Ieen
received at guard headquarters.
This data will contain the number
of drills held in a quarterly period
just ended. the date Of each drill. cor
respondence courses taken, officers
schools attended. amount of recruiting
done, general instruction work carried
o nand duties of special mature per-
formed.
Many new forms of different sorts
are being received at guard headquaT-
tiers similar to these for quarterly re-
pots. A change of status card has also
been recently received. This requires
that any change in the status Of an
enlisted man or officer shall be re-
ported by the head Of that organi-a-
ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-15
POLICE NOTES

The case of A. B. Vierra, charged
y a statutory offense, was finished
in police court and he was committed
II the circuit court. =.
The honolulu Amusement Co., Ltd,
W as fined 500 in police court for
failing to file its annual report with
the territorial treasurer. ..... -.
A gang of opium smokers and chefa
players who were picked up at vari-
Gus places by McDuffie's men paid
$3.50 in fines in police court IT,. Il
For needless driving in which in
stance NJ. A. Medeiros was injured at
the corner of Alakea and King streets
December "a, Nam Lay Chun was
found guilty and fined $50. .-.
H. Maldanado, arraigned in police
court on two charges, one of assault
and the other of threatening, got a
suspended sentence for the former
and was discharged on the other.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-15

Continued from Iage onej
Dor commissioners that not all these
projects may he decided upon tonight,
II is generally understood that a large
portion OF them may, and all are plan
ned for discussion at least
KsnUIui Affairs May Wait
Kahului harbnr on Maui is TO come
mp for discussion, but forecasts are
scarce on what action will be taken
II Is deemed likely that there will be
none. Inc question at kahului lies
in the fact that the Kahului railway
has control of a chosen site for a
wharf on the east side OF the bay. and
the harbCr commissioners do not feel
that the territory would be justified
in building a wharf on the other por
ton. Some consideration of a trans
fer is limited at
Cahaina Also In Doubt
Iahaina is also a city of doubt so
far as action tonight goes, for the
board is still undecided just where
the wharf should be built. whether
breakwaters should be extended. and
to what extent Hama is said to be
badly in need of wharf. the present
one being much dilapidated.
Hilo Work important
At Hilo harbor dredging is consid-
cred necessary in portions. and the
need of another wharf alongside Ku-
hio wharf is urgent. Kuhio wharf is
said to be too small to handle the
freight for that city.
OF interest to Honolulu, in addition
TO the big jobs, is the dredging of
harbor In Kakaako for sampans, thus
relieving the main harbor of a multi
tude of small boats.
Dredging is necessary in two Of
the slips in the main harbor, and in
between Piers - and mud four
or five feet deep has settled.
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GUARD OFFICERS
OFFER T0QlNT

Claus Roberts, chief clerk of the
third division Of circuit court, and
A. Blom, deputy clerk and bailiff, ten
dered their designations on Wednesday
afternoon to Deputy Attorney-General
William II. Heen, who has been nomin-
ated as circuit judge of the third di-
vision, first circuit. -.. ....~
In their designations, Roberts and
Blom noted that they were to take
effect at Heen's pleasure, thus giving
the new judge free hand in either
retaining the present clerks in office
or appointing new ones. Miss Ellen
Dwight. court reporter assigned to the
third division, has not resigned. There
is little doubt in the minds of court
officials that Miss Dwight will be re-
tanned. ~.
Roberts and Blorn will continue to
draw their salaries until final action
is taken on their designations.
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1917 SOLONS TO
CAUCUS SUNDAY
ON LEGISLATURE
Continued from Page y

tive faVors wisely parceled out
In the distribution of patronage
there is always much scramDling for
jobs on the part of deserving politI.
clans. Then, too, nearly every mem.
Der Of the legislature has a few prom.
ises to make good regarding recon.
mending some of his political helpers
for positions as clerks, stenographers,
messengers and the like. -:
Just now there are a dozen lively
contests under way. To distribute
the available positions among the job
hunters and to see that each island
delegation is fairly well satisfied that
its island is looked after, require
political tact. Such veterans as H. L.
Holstein, the wheel-herse of the house
and Kohala's regular contribution to
the legislature; Senator Chillingworth
OF Oahu, Senator Castle of Oahu,
Baldwin and George Cooke of Maui,
Jack" Coney of Kauai, Clarence
Cooke of Oahu, Norman Lyman of
Hawaii, A. F. Tavares of Maui and
Henry L. Kawewehi of Hawaii will
help to straighten out all procession
difficulties and start the 1917 session
off in rapid-fire order.
Holstein will be speaker of the
house and Chillingworth president of
the senate, according to all indica-
tons, though the biennial crop of ru-
mors is growing now of an intention
to beat Holstein. y.
Governor Pinkham is finishing his
opening message, which will deal with
many important subjects, and this and
the organization of the two houses
will probably consume most Of
Wednesday morning A strong senti.
ment has come up in favor of adjourn
ming Wednesday afternoon and either
Thursday or Friday afternoon, to al
low members to participate in the Car
nival, the feeling being that they will
be ready then to get down to rapid
work in the early stages of the ses-
sion.
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DAILY REMINDERS

Make some Of today.s want ads
serve YoU-by answering s few Of
them p.
New shipments of the latest popular
fiction just received at Arleigh's, Hotel
street, opposite Union. T.. -.
Wanted-Two more passengers to
make up motor party around island,
$500 each. Lewis Garage, phone 2141.
ADV.
For Distilled Water, Hires Root
Beer and eli other Popular Drinks
try the Con. Soda Water Works Co.
ADV.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-15
JUDGE WHITNEY TO
REMAIN IN OFFICE
UNTIL FEBRUARY Il

Circuit Judge w. L. Whitney has de-
cided to remain on the bench until
February 81, next Wednesday.
81 have informed the attorney gen.
eral that that is the longest l can
possibly remain in office" he said to-
day. IL
Judge Whitney will leave the bench
prior to the 21st, however, providing
Judge S.. B. Kemp is confirmed prior
to that date. He will become asso-
ciated with w. o. Smith and L. J. War.
rem in a law partnership, to be known
as the firm of Smith, Warren & Whit
ney. --------- .--.----
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HAWAII PUPILS
BEST MAINLAND
IN ATTENDANCE
Continued from page one)

The best possible record IS that
furnished by the examination results.
Thus we learn that the final eighth
grade examination resulted during
the last three years, as follows:
In I9l4 - per cent passed: in
1915 % per cent passed; in 1916 81
per cent passed.
Survey Conducted
The department has been able t.
conduct several surveys. One Of Il csc
on the subject OF spelling was con.
Quoted in accordance with the meth
DDS employed by the Russell Sage
Foundation, by means of charts fur
Qished by that institution. and it gave
results showing that the Hawaiian
public schools en- the subject are con
'derablv in the lead OF the average
city schools. The results showed that
the average for the ~ largest schools
in Hawaii was 80 per cent, while the
average Of the 81 mainland schools
was IS per cent"
Superintendent Kinney. IN his re
port, favOrS an increase in the sala-
ries Of public school teachers, as al
ready reported in the Star-Ruliatin. He
declares that greater number of
teachers should be provided as this
will enable the department to reduce
some of the excessively large classes.
The report Of Inspector George S.
Raymond shows that 97.3 per cent OF
the teachers in the service holding
regular Hawaiian certificates are do
ing satisfactory work. Edgar Wood
has an interesting report on the work
of the territorial Normal School and
Prof. Marion NJ. Scott writes of the
work at Mckinley high school.