davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-05
Nacrtal DIR. II. Dolenc.

Sc drna kaya ma MILO. Drugi eiatelji pa maj opro-s
ste, ola sc ne spuscam v podrobnosti. MOgoGe, da
pri drugi priliki naslikam to ali kunjo zabavo. pri
kateri so ure sami r,lotki. Povem Sc to. Ola sem
kunjo kozo JAZZ kupil i'll jo dobro placal, kaiti pri
racunu sem polozil diva bankovca ma MILO in oGc
kandare so dali bokal povrhu in yendar smo IN
diva bokala in Grno kaVo Sc zlozili, predno ,mo
odSli. Da smo kuno dvakrat pregnali in 10 vendar
Sc dognali in dobili V roke, ola smo po TAXI temi
Sc srecno prisli domov, tukai dobili Sc srmo in Sc
prepricali, da nam volk nj poiedel psov, TO je
dajalo toliko zaniml jivega gradiva, da ga kar do
gnati nj bilO mOgoce. /akljucek jc bilo TO, ola ka-
ri sc radi toga he ozeni, ker nobeno zenitovanje
lie nadomesti vesclja, XII ga dajeta low in gozd.
Dolzan sem citateljem Sc povedati, zakaj sem
omenil, da sta mis- in polh glavni zivez ziatici.
Malodane ~vsakega kunarja sem izpraSeval, &c ma
hala, ko hOdi "a seldom, oStanke kuninih zrtev.
Maj omenim, da sem sam tudi dosti pota napra-
VII IA Slcdom. Il ne enkrat nfScm naSel slcdu, da
hi bila kuna ugrabila kako zival. Tudi vsi kunar-
il so mi pripovedovali, da Sc Ia zivaI Mvi lie boil
pc dreNju IN. kakor sem omcnil, da ~prcganja We
verice. Pangre mi je pa pravil, da je nekot, hO-
dec IA Sledom, naScl mrtvo Srno, katcri ic bill
izdolben velik kos lrbta, ki ga je kuna odnesla
ma suhO, visoko dcbio brcz vrha, kuna pa da Sc je
takoj, ko je potolkcl pc deblu, pokazala ma vrhu
in da jO je ustrcliI. Ali je kuna srno naskocila in
10 zaduSila, ali ic naSla &c mrtvo, nj mogcl dogma
u, kcr Jc bl na mrtvo Srno zapadcl &c drugi Sncg.
. drugcm ~slucaju mi ic pa pravil start Tavzelj
IL l.azov mad CerkniSkim jezcrom. q ten mozu
moran kaj wee omcniti. 10 sem ga Spoznal, jc
incl &c mad seStdeSct let, toda bill jc Sc korcnjak
in kos vsakcmu gozdarskcmu trpljcnju. Povcdal
mi j, da &c bill oh svojcm caSu vojak in da Sc
Jc v%ojeval ma i4aSkcm pod Radcckijem. Tavzelj
ic bill MOI glasan in ie rad pripovedoval. Vcckrat,
ko sem oh ncdcliah Iovil pc zgornjcm dclu Cork
niskega Jczera, sem ga spoznal pc govorienju, ko
je Sci pc potu, XII sc vie oh jezcru cd Lazov proti
klancu. lie MEGA je bilo slSati, njegovih spremlje-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-05
APPEL ma tiste, XII so z nami.

Veasih kot so sedanji nj n0bena sala izdajati
soeialistieen list. Prijetno ga je seveda bolj eta
ii kot pa izdajati, ker imajo usluZbenci vedno
krize i'm tezave. lzjavljamO, da nam ve sitnOsti
ne ubijajo dobre wolfe in prepritanja "a stvar, "a
katero delamo; vztraiati hocemo in edino kar re.
limo, je to, da nam sodrugi ~pokazejo svojo dobro
voljo in pomagajo he nam, temvec listu IL zadre-
&c. Mi sc ne striniamO $ tistimi ozkosrcnezi, XII
so izgubili YES pogum in pravijo, da mai vse sku-
paj vrag vzame. Kaj Sc. Sc tisto DO moral vrag
dati nazaj, kar nam je pref wei.
Povdarjamo, da nam je zelo ne JUDO to tar.
mamie IL prosjacenje. &c hi bill zavzeli s~talisce,
kot ga je zavzela vecina sOdrugOv HrvatOv, smo
popolnoma preprieani, da bi danes lahko $ po-
nosom kazali ma n~apredek in finance lista. lie pc.
mislite, kako prijetno zveni ma usesa taktika uto-
pistov. In danes! Danes je pOkopana izjava veci-
ne st. louiske konvencije in socialist, XII prihajo-
10 ma krmilo, r~azvijajo program, kakrsnega je
Proletarcc zastopal vedno pod sedanjim urcdni-
kom. Slovenska sekcija j. \. u. je vsled skraino
krivicno razdeljenih glasov v glavnem odboru J.
5. H., oropana ma Stevilu glasov. Rezultat je ia, da
mOramo mi, XII hocemo slovenskim delavcem ohra-
niti Proletarca, p~rosjaciti "a podporo.
Sodrugi! Mi Vas ne prosimO, da nam pow
Safe plaGicc. Nam hi "a takoimenovane "mehke
stolcke". Stvar sc jasna in glasi Sc ali hoGete,
ola izhaja PrOletarec ali ne. Povedali smo Van
to V skrajni stiski, in skrajni cas- je, Ola ga resi-
te. kar sc tice lista, ina seveda lahkO vsakdo
svoje mnenje, gotovO pa j, ola ,PrOletarca ne mo-
re nadomestiti noben drug slovenski list V Anne
riki. Razlozili sniO bonn, ker je to naSa dolznost.
Ako ne DO povOljnega odmeva, to je; i~ztirjatev
stare in nabiranje move narocnine, kakor tudi
hipnc pomoci V podporo listu, tedaj vedo chiea-
Ski sodrugi, ola pomOci hi in da je edna reSitev
liz tega muGnega polozaja V TEN, da sc list prene.
ha izdajati. Sodrugi, preden storimo ia drastic
nj kOrak, zelimo, da cujemo Vase glasove.
Upravnistvo.
tTruc translation filed with the postmaster at Chicago. III.
Fcbr. Z. 1918. s required by the act of Oct. 6, 1871
'kodanj. 20. jan. - Ruski kongres delavskih
in vojaikih svetov, kateremm je bilo predlozeno
vprasanje, ce maj sc nadaljuje pogajanje V Brest
1itovsku, je sklenil, ola maj Sc nadaljuje, kakor
pravi porotilo IL BrestIitovska. Zunanjemu mi
nitru Trockemu je bio n~alozeno, mai sc vrne V
Brest -Iitovsk.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-05

dek slisim tudi liz ~njegovih ust. Vse natanko, kaker-
sc je godilo, mi ie Tavzelj ponavljal rec in mosko
pristavil: "Nisem Ii prav Sc obnasal? Bodo meme
kaj TAXI ucili, kakor ie Pintarl Sal nisem ~zastonj
stirinaist let nosil puske in vetkrat 2 Radeckijem
govorll. Tudi cekin mi je cesar podaril."
Torej ia Tavzelj, tudi star in izyezban kunar.
mi Jc pravil, da samo enkrat je OH zasledil ku-
no, ko 81 ie iskala ziveza, in STEER ia prav pose.
ben nacln. "Sel SEM ie pravil, ga seldom, Xxi
me le peljal V LON. Sled je drzala do ravne, debe-
lie Sibe III takoj sem ukrenil, ola ma taken drevesu
ne DO kune. Nazaj doll 2 drevesa je nj bilo i'm to-
rel sem ugibal, ola ie sa naprej po dreviu. Grem
torel %naokrog. pa lie nj bio wee sledu do tai in
pc snegu. Ogledaval sem VISA drevesa, ko hi Sc
tiscala kje V kaki rogovili. Nj je bio in il sem ma
dale kroztl, ola hi jo zopct presledil. Kar zapa-
Elm ma snegu, kakih 30 korakov cd bukve, do ka-
tere sem dOsledil kuno, kanec krvi. Grem V TO
smer naprej, MAIDEN Sc wee kapljic i'm zagledam
tudi pero divjega petelina. Ko pogledam naprcj,
uzrcm ma snegu tudi mrtvega pctelina, Xxi mu JIG
hI vrat pregriznjen. Sedai mi JIG bilo vse iasno.
k'ma jc bila zapazila petelina pri mesccnem svi.
tn, sc splazila do MEGA, in ko ga je zagrabila, ic
odletel i'll kuno s scboi odnaSal, dokler ga nj ona
"a vrat prijela in ga usmrtila. kri mu JIG izpila,
Steer ga pa hi mic pOkvarila.
Torei samo ia diva slucaja sta mi znana. da
SO kuno osledili pri zivczu, in cato sem iaz mne-
nJa, da sc ia zival zivi najvec o misih i'm polhih, XII
Jh low pod zemljo in V Nth votlinah. Moicmu
mnenJu V prilog je tudi to, da. kuna pc wee dni ne
PRIDE izpcd zemlje, ola pa mnOgokrat naredi V cni
noel neprimerno dolgo pot, med katero Sc Seckrat
pod zemljo izgubi in prelezc tudi dosti dreve;.
Sedaj sem pri kraju. Zc wee let je, odkar sem
sc poslovil cd dcbelega gozda in cd pravih gozdar.
jew. kadar nanese prilika, povpraSuicm DO teh
znancih, XII Sc, kakor slisim, tudi meme Sc radi spo-
minjajo. Toda stevilo nase sc kar nitro krGi. Kuka
vica, kakor JIG mehkuzna, mas DO vendar vse
prezivela.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-05

(Opomba. Zastopniki organizacij in lfstov, Xxi
Sc doslej &c MISC p~riglasili, postanejo clani GEN.
tralnega odbora, elm sc pravilno prijavijo in IL
javijo, da Sc ~strinjaio $ temeljnimi naceli S. r. z.
Naslov "a pisma III denarne posiljatve je slede-
Gi: Anton J. Terbovec, p. o. b. No. l Cicero, Ill.,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-05
CENTRALNI ODBOR.

John Ermenc, Ivan y. kaker, Anton Motz, Frank
Mravlja, Jacob Muha, Matt Pogorelc, John Reel,
Joseph Steblai, Frank Saws, Frank Udovich, An
drew Nidrich, Stefan Fabric, Leo ZakrajSek, An
ton Zlogar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-05

ljeni med Avstrijo in Ogrsko. Noben sistem avto-
nomije pod Avstrijo ali Ogrsko ne bi mogel ma
praviti konca tel dclitvi, XII je bila izumljena has
V ia namen, ola ~preprcci slovansko zcdinjenjc
Nadaljc jc ~izkuSnja Z "avtonomno' Hrvatsko do
vcdla Slovane do tcga, da Odklanjajo vse drugo
razm "neoviranc neodvisnosti" Strastno hrepc-
nenje l~talijanov in Rumunov po zdruzitvi $ svo-
JIM narodi JIG znano.
Nismo torej presencGeni. ce ne vidimo do.
slej skupne akcijc med slovanskimi socialist ter
ncnisko III madjarsko m~anjSino tudi vprico mic
mega sedanjega revolucionarncga razpolozenja.
.Toda z ozirom ma upore, kakrsen je bill zadnji
strajk in ma narasCaioce tezave s hrano postaia
skoraj gotovo, da pride prejalislei do take zdru-
zitve revolucionarnih sill v dvoini monarhiji -
ako ne pride prehitro- do s~plosnega miru.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-05
SlOvenSkO republicanSko
Zdruzenje.
sEDEz v CHICAGO, ILL.
I~ZvRSEvALNI ODBOR:

Frank Bostit, Flip Cobra, Martin V. Honda,
Etoin Kristan, Frank Kerze, Anton j. Terbovec,
joe Zavertnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-05
NADZORNI ODBOR.

Matt. Petrovieh, Ludvik Benedili, Frank Vcranic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-05
Organizacijam v Milwaukee.

Provizoricna krajevna organizacija s. II. T..
v milwaukee,. Wis, je sklcnila sklicati ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-05

MOrda DO kaksen rcscn poraz nemSke arma.
de potreben, predcn sc dovrSi ia zdruzitev. Zelo
%verjetno JIG, da bodo TAXI porazi potrebni, predcn
more kaksno revolucionarno gibanje preskociti
V sam Nemcijo. Toda ma vsak nacin izgleda. da
Sc bodo davno pricakovani n%otranji nemiri V cen
tralnih drzavah priccli V Avstriji in sc %razsirili,
morda po znatnem preslcdku, odtod V Ncmciio.
True translation filed with the postmaster Mt Chicago. Ill.
febr. I, 1918. n required by the act of Oct. G. 1919
Amsterdam, 4. febr.-NcmSki zunanji mini
stcr DIR. Won Kuehlmann, avstro-ogrski zunanii
minister grof Ccrnin in ncmSki Sef gcncralnega
staba general Luddendorff Sc snideio danes DO
berlinskem poluradnem poroGilu V Berlinu, da Sc
posvetuiejo o politicnih in. gospodarskih vprasa
njih, XII sc ticejo skupnih interesov in teritoriiev
NemciJe in vstro'Ogrske. Pricakuje Sc, da pri-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-05

dc tudi nemski poslanjk ma Dunaju grof Botho
Won Wedel.
fcbr. I, 1918. a required by the act of Oct. G 1917
'iruc ansau filed with the postmaster at Chicago. Ill.
Amsterdam, 26. jan. Odgovarjajoc ma 60
vor kancelarja Won Hertlinga v glavnem odboru
raJhStaga jc predsednik socialno demokraticnc
strankc V Nemciji Flip Scheidemann svaril vo-
1aske ~voditelje cesarSke Wade, &c ne bodo znali
uoseci mir 2 RUSTIC, ola bodo spodeni il oblasti.
f'"r' q i'lS' as required by the act Of Oct. 6. 1915 ~
London, 20. Jan. - Petrogradski brzojay IN
Exchange Telegraph pravi, da je Avstriia izjayi.
la, da Je pripravljena skleniti separator mir brez
Nemcile in sprejeti rnski demokratiGni program,
izvzemsi samoodlocevanje narodov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-05
JAVEN SHOD
v Harmonic Hall

"a Slovcnsko Republicansko Zdruzenie. u ozirom
ma TO so t~ukajsnje slovenske organizacije napro-
Senc, maj ne prirerajo Ia dan nobenih veselic ali
drugih priredb III maj naznanijo svojim clanom Ia
shod ter poSkrbc "a obilno udelezbo, da sc tudi
med mani pozivi delo "a s. II. u.
PodrobneiSa naznanila slede.
Lokalni odbor s. Il. T..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-09
BENJAMIN F. Dillingham;

MEATH SUNDAY closed the eyes Of another
~ of the men VINO have made history in Ha'
wall who have labored lntheSfase Oh difficulties to
achieve that success which benefited al.
BY a singular and perhaps fitting COINCIDENCE,
the soul passed from the body OF Benjamin Frank
lin Dillingham; while the ashes Of his close asso-
ciate and business comrades; James B. Castle, were
being prepared for uterment Both men wete
builders in Hawai- Each labored to advance both
the material and the social welfare Of the Islands.
Each during the closing years Of his lie, could
look about him and the fruiton OF the toll Of
his brains Each had the practical, daily demon
stration OF the truths Of his conceptions and the
realization Of the benefit Of the dreams he had
made come true,
Mr. Dillingham; fought his way towards sue
cess against difficulties. against obstacles that to
all but him appeared insuperable Nothing but
his personal determination carried some OF his
DEVELOPMENT projects over the brink OF the hill
and to triumphant realization The Oahu Rail
road which threw into cultivation one OF the rich
est agricultural sections the entire world was
known as "Dillingham's Folly 1t was folly
that resulted in miles OF smiling cane fields, in a
score OF prosperous villages, in the development
OF a trade that brought Honolulu from South
Sea, overgrown village to a busting modern. Am
erican city.
The same faith that built the Oahu Railroad
laid the steel from Hilo into Puma and from Hilo
into Hamakua, the latter through district Of
such engineering difficulties that the Hawaii Con-
solidated Railway is today an engineering marvel,
admired by railroad men who have conquered the
great mountain ranges Of the mainland and are
able to appreciate the financial courage Of the one
who would attempt it, Others ultimately will
gather the money returns OF this work, but the
great credit for the achievement will ever belong
to B. F. Dillingham; and his staunch associates.
B. F. Dillingham; had other "follies' that stand
as shining examples to- all When the turn came
in his financial career a. few years ago and from
his various ventures the! golden profits poured in,
he vastly extended his public bene6cence. Gene
rGus and charitable he had always been, but his
means at times failed to equal his desires When
that time arrived when he was able to give as his
heart and that OF his helpmeet dictated, he gave
freely. Those institutions OF Hawaii able to stand
the acid test of practical, business maus invest-
cations received endowment and help. Move
ments for the public good were assisted substan-
TALLY In his giving he proved to be as bold as
in his undertakings and equally as practical, 81
These Islands may we'll mourn for the. passing
Of B. F. Dillingham;, one Of their greatest pioneers
OF industry, one of their most noble characters.
OF the best Of their citizens, :; %E}s$sec,,"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-09
James B. Castle

JAMES BECKNELL CASTLE, the news of
- whose sudden death early Friday morning
came as shock TO the community, was in many
ways not only one of the leading citizens and
kamaainas of Hawaii but THE leading citizen.
On Friday bis body was cremaed into ashes, but
today and through the years to come his presence
will be felt in these Islands in thousand useful
monuments he has left behind.
JIM Castle prospered in Hawaii, but never at
the expense OF others and never in any enterprise
that did not carry along with it others to sue
cess. Not always did his ENTERPRISES succeed.
because he ventured into fields OF development
that did not always promise direct returns, but
which did promise ultimate benefit to Hawaii and
the people of the Islands I'm these enterprises,
Mr. Castle nearly invariably assumed the greater
Share Of the risk and in many Of them he assumed
the entire liabilities when experiment ended in
Temporary failure
lie wrought less for his own immediate profit
than for the ultimate good OF the many. He pio-
neered the way along many difficult commercial
trail, opening the way for others to follow and
reap where he had sown. He was an ideast in
commerce. 6ercely honest, always fair. lie never
stopped to crooked bargain took advantage
81 anOther's embarrassments
linn" Castle had knightly outlook using his
great talents and his many opportunities to help
Others His vision fixed upon better Ha-
wan OF greater opportunity for the average man
and to that goal he worked
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-09
SOME STILL THINK ~
GUYNEMER IS ALIVE

PARIS, April g. ASSOCIATED
Press While belief at the War Of
fee is strong that Captain George
Guynemer, noted French aviator, is
dead, the reiterated peports that he is
still alive are responsible for the de-
cision Of the military authorities to
reopen the inquiry, in order that all
doubts may be set at rest and out of
respect for persons whose hopes have
been revived.
One of the reports is that Guynemer
fell behind the German lines but was
picked up by Belgians who are de-
elared to be sheltering him from the
enemy, presumably until an oppOrtun-
ity afforded him TO escape to France.
Another rumor says he is in a hospital
at Brussels. 1t is recalled by the AVi-
ator's friends that there have been
numerous instances of soldiers reap
pearing mr.. months after being
mouTned IS uPad.
Guynenuer, whom army records credit
with having brought down fifty -three
German machines, was reported last
September as having been killed in a
battle with German aviators near Pc.
elcappelle. A German airman taken
prisoner by Canadians told this story.
Subsequent reports had him buried at
various places, including Poelcappelle
and Brussels, each time with enemy
hOnors. So confident were some Of his
associates that he was dead that they
held memorial services for him last
November.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-09
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

lily str. MRuna Loa from Kauai. April q
Mrs. Kwai Fun, All Young Miss II. Rod
Hgues, Mr. aud Mrs. h. schultz. Miss Car.
FOIL. Tin Hook Wong. e. y. Davis, L. Tai
RI. u. +. LOOmis Max Baker
ny str MaunH Kea. April T.
FROM HAWAII W. n. Kurxen. {. y.
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Brooks, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Carpenter, d. j. Davies. Judge
w. s. Wise. Ed Lord. George Webb. Mrs.
u, donaldson, Miss ID. l.. Kirwin, +. ].
Cation, J. X. Kennedy. Dr. G. II. Cooper,
u. J. Borden, W. Il. Hobby. J. =. Hughes.
T. KOmlnc. r. NOsida. Charles Moore,
Sergt A. V. Miller. Sergt. NnnderpOol.
Miss \. Lee. Mrs. J. Alien. Joe silva. J.
f. MrdrirOs, W. T.. Edmund. H. Bailey.
{. II. stewart. $ NJ. ScaweIl. George f.
Anderson, j. 7. Mnir Sr. H. Mur, Mrs.
NJ. Weaver Mr.. and Mrs George Y. Ben
nett, Lieutenant and Mrs. Mccall, MIR and
Mrs. W. y. stone. Mrs. X. schuyler. Mr..
lips. ]. A. EnquiM. W. +. Dukrr. J. :.
Ferry. u. u. Slcgman. j. = IInrgir. J. 4.
MatthrwAn. MIR. and Mrs Erickson C. Il.
Kennedy. O. X. StiIlman. Frank p Woods,
Mrs. A. =. Kay. Mn. Il. T.. Richmond. J.
A Madden. MIR. and Mrs. W. &. May. Mas
ter q. May. nombi Mrs. Atkins Wight.
Miss VI. Robinson. Master T.. Lille, \
Mason. Ge0rg" Ross, Mrs. q. Dunnmy Ma
kamOtO.
FROM MAUI Prank Carl Mrs TaTett.
=. II. Wong, Master Wong NJ KOhnyashi.
J. j. kAUhOkH, OkHmOtO, y. H. MurOnarhie.
Mrs. EinOnHkani. Miss Kinonakani. Master
KinOnHknni. Miss Violet Makee. Mrs s.
Davis. Miss A. Schrader. II. A. Smith Mr..
and Mrs. Il. Garner Kawnhara G. u.
,AkanH, Mrs. A. Crewes
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-09
EMANUEL s. CUNHA
LEFT LARGE ESTATE
Inventory Shows Much Of His
Holdings Were In Valuable
Honolulu Real Estate

Emanuel s. Cunha, the kamaaina who
died recently, left a large estate &C
cording to the inventory of the prop
erty which was filed in circuit court
yesterday by c. C. Cunha, his son, who
is executor under the will, much of the
estate being in valuable real estate 10
Gated in different parts of the city.
Included in the estate are PnumPrat
ed thirty six lots with sixty two cot
tages upon them at Kukui Street. Vine
yard Street and Cunha Lanes, |, 2, 3,
and 5, containing lGS,9SS square feet
assessed for taxation at $26,27O, and
the cottages at $4,000
The old Cunha homestead at KapiO
lani Park, 81 800 square feet, assessed
for taxation at $43,5lO, and cottages
valued at $500
Lot and cottage at Krkio Tract, Wal
Mki, containing 1915 square feet, as
sessed for taxation at %5I45. and cot
tages at $500.
Lots Nos. % and 81, Kekio Tract,
assessed for taxation at 5000, and
buildings at $4,000.
Lot and buildings on Merchant
Street, including Union Saloon, in con
ltI VI DIV ~ Win du area Ol ~ l
square feet. assessed for taxation at
$4l,975, and buildings at $4,000.
Lot and Improvements in ManOa, as
sessed at $3.50, buildings 800.
Lot %, Puunui tract, 1915 and 500;
lots II and 10, Puunui, 1915 and $3.50
Nuuanu lot at "Clubside, " $20l2,
buildings $4,000
Hotel Street lot, taxed at $4,000.
Lot in Punalena, taxed at $500.
lot, King Street, with buildings
known az "RepubIic Block" and
"UniOn Grill assessed for taxation
at sos, 43O, and buildings at $4,000.
Lot, Maunakea Street, taxed at
$4,000.
The personal property lists ten shares
of Waianne sugar Company shares; II
Brewing and Mailing Co.; ~ Mutual
Telephone Co.; ; Rapid Transit Co.;
go Oahu Sugar Company; 5 Home In
surance Co; Dairvmcn 5 Association
| Liberty Bond, 5000.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-09
Maui Sheriff Is
Asked By Huber
To Guard Kaanapali
Shipping Boards Honolulu Rep
resentatiVe Gets Action Taken
Through Queries Made Of Dis
trict Attorney y! ~

Questioning of United States Attor-
ney S. @. Huber by Z. 2. Morse. the
local shipping board representative, re.
garding the precautions being taken
to guard shipping and the wharf at
kaanapaH, Maui, where tho Matson
and government steamers take aboard
eargoes of sugar from the Pioneer Mill
Company, has resulted in the sheriff
~ the County OF Maui being asked to
make an investigation.
This information is contained in the
Maui News of lust Friday which saws:
sheriff Clement CrOwell left for La
haina at twelve thirty this afternoon
TO take charge Of the wharf at Kama
paIi, acting upon instructions of the
United States district attorney. II Is
MS intention 10 so arrange matters
there that alien enemies win not be
allowed to work upon or approach tho
wharf, which means that the Germans
now employed there will have to leave
Immediately, or at any rate, not to ap-
pear around the wharf when United
States steamers are being loaded or
discharged there.
The letter from the United States
attorney to the Maui sheriff. upon
which he is acting, reals as follows:
"Clement X. Crowell
SHERIFF, Waikiki, Maui.
"Dear Sir:
. Mr.. Morse # the Federal shipping
Board called upon me yesterday, stat
Sng that he felt considerable anxiety
IN regard to the shipping at Kama
pail, Maui.
- You are fa'r;har with the regula
tions governing ports of this class
which in short provide that no alien
enemy shall approach within one hun
dred yards of ahy dock, pier or wharf,
and that nobody else shall enter such
dock, pier or wharf except those hav-
ing necessary and proper business
and that they shall leave as soon as
that business is completed. Further,
that the owner or operator of such
dock, pier or wharf shall maintain
guards and see that nobody improper.
ly enters the same
Until the management of the Pion
Ger Mill Company is changed ! would
respectfully suggest that you instruct
YOUR deputies in that locality to make
it point to see, during such time as
vessels belonging to the Federal
Shipping Board are being loaded at
that port, that the above regulations
are carried out. 1t is impracticable,
under the circumstances, for the army
to do so as they do in Honolulu
"Will you kindly give this your best
attention and greatly obige,
/ Yours respectfully,
ct, -.-.. -, IS. a, HUBER
.... "United States Attorney"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-09
GIVE BACK PROFITS

HULL, England, April 7-(Associ.
ated Press Two members of a local
munitions making firm called on the
mayor this week and handed him =
check for $4,000, representing their
profits from munitions making last
year. They requested the mayor to use
the money to assist disabled soldiers,
the fund to be a memorial to their
brother, who was killed on the Western
front early in the war.
A year ago the brothers gave their
entire profits for 1915 for the purchase
of a tank and a motor ambulance.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-09
SHIPPING PRICES ARE
STILL ON INCREASE

LONDON, March "a - ASSOCIATED
Press) Cargo steamer values continue
to increase, according to the Shipping
World which says II single deck steam
er Of $3.50 tons sold in August for
$4,000 pounds was rcsoId in January
for $1,000 pounds. A steamer Of $3.50
tons, sold in October for l25,0O0
pounds brought 100000 pounds last
month. Another bought last October
for $4,000 pounds was held because an
offer of 10000 pounds was considered
insufficient.