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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25

m1tte Grtt1Dr1tger ON BDet1 lite ct
iarlig itprfe;; bebIt Suffer leg, bpor-
le6es bet gamle, motltmentale
&ru6ttaurn ! enfom Maieitat 0o11i=
11ere0e 2anoifabet peo Sapnen, iii
fuller BET iig bag bgie 8pgninger.
% Bag 5iifepafbufe. Set er ben
11De STD, Der trenger paa.
Wen1telfene oerin1pb, bppraf 1pgle
bleb mine 8en1ter for 2ibef, bltlfcr
leg lebe1t0e og pil6e gier1lez DpiS jea
blot fnn6e, rite nogIe Sumner og
"TRIP nogle @lon1lter paa OereS Gro
be, Der I'LL er 0p0e pg borte.
&iinre ga1nle Gebnftpr 80. Goge=
liusl Seq CT big fmlrr1e trippenbe
neo nb @aoet1 paa 6ine imaa, forte
Sen me6 @tof @aunoen, Yriller
lpaa Gpie1t meo 8Iiffet in6aooenot;
bele Mniigtet oplD1es al ct emil.
Sgnfer ont paa 8Dens pg 8orger~
mes @el eller poa MgS0agen, Ser
inart ifal lomles, bbor 6t ia,nme!i
me6 Meningsfeller og fife Mee<
1ingsf9ller ifal baretage Stnter1S
Earb, eller tp11fer 61 pad BEN Title
forbobne Colo, 6n par6t / Mftes /
2'@ombre? Set ct Sptimi1tel1s
@mi1, BEN lpffelige Malr6s emil,
ban bbis Stn6 og Mattero life Ia
Ser fig foritprre al 8efpmringer ell
Ter al De Brf, 8eroen giber.
91 CT &onierbatib, foroi 6u iDn=
tee, @er6en bar go6, iom Ben bar,
6u bil6e @lles @el, og bpis ollie bar
fom 6n> b1eb Set cit fre6elig 8er6en,
boor a1le bab6e Oct go6t, 3oor man
Tim 1arn1e6es til freoeltgt Samber.
9u bgrte bienrne / Sen ganle po=
triarfalife Ei6. - Du bar 6e l1r1=
ges Sen, bar ifalfagtig og gle6eoe
big ODER Dem. Sin Mpis bab6e in
gen itprf Saroe, men ieg bar bprt
en- meget. :ffIenoot Man6 fioe;; Oct: pialr
Ben nobIeite *Mpis, 'ban fienotc. !:
: &bor 5bar soit !Siem bpggeligt, eyog
boor bqpoe man. set goot Der me'1
6u bab6e. ogiao Sen fp6eite &uitru,
9rmlte6otteren meo Get prngtige
.Mnftgt og me6 set bierpe, friffe
@ino, fulot Of Spee % Mlpor oa
breb, goa1tmelbogs @jeitfriJeb.
Maoife tog bun bore '@jerter / EMO
mn bejere @roo. 4:
gu par @ppatriot, Sre6erifsbab=
J ner meo S. SCI gaar f1eite iaa,
BON, at 6e elifer sen @p, Sc 1eper /,
og flyer fni 6e life 30 / @jp=
benbapn, bill Sc beGlt BIO ser. enter
Set. fau erS Settle elfers Stl1bbefptbfi11n::
: 49, - $500 - s. 49, afSS s.+. -. :"
Seq foritaor 6et meo Sreoerifsbapn,
BET bar -en 81 i. u6pifling, en- ing
@p meo mango n6biflingsm111ig=
be6er;; at babe 100 Mor paa @qge11
er 10 en- nng M1oer 55for en- 8p. !.
4 &on ou fe ne6.f fra BIN &immel,
bill set gle6e Sig atrie Sin 66n oe
56nnef6n o%trigere~oin Mpis mi pco
8pens 100 Mors Slbileltm og Sin
on6en S6n bol6e 6elttoIen / sen
beiti6elige Mnlc6ning.
sos mango al 6e. @anle / 6reoe=
rtfsbabn er ieg big poo, Minoet ON
big og sin &u1rr1 boIoes / sore. !.
Wecb. Mncber.
! 9ette 8la6s l16giper bar / 8og=
t%rDfferlpre bos so. @oge1ius 1866
.og fenoer en- Silfen biem til 8pen
og nogiperne al ~6re6ertfsbobns
MbiS", font ita6ig er Ell beffomn1en
@ipf paa bort &ontor. 6: ST.,
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25

SOM mebbelt anbetitebs ! 8laoet
bar @egierinsen sibet beitemt Or
bre iii 8labnbgioere ont lite at ienbe
8labet til M6onnenter, Ser ifDlber
for mere cub TIE Maameber.
Define 8etemmelie treber / araft
Ben fprie 1ge ! Mupember, ps bbor
gjetne III ,enb gnffer at inapbfomme
bore Mpnnenter ogian i ben1e &et-
ming, fan nj lite qua inub benne
Drbre. 9erfor anmober ri alle, Der
ftaar til @eitanee, ont at ienbe os
bette 8elpb iantt - ont m1list ct
Nar / Torifnb,. inoen ben fatiatte
SID. 81 fun life %pberfom1ae at ien-
Sc &%esninger til alle, ug baaber ber=
for, at benne Mnmobnins bill bore
%tilitrnffeltg.
&emligit
11b9tperne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25

.og naar jeg standser derude ]
slaget,
og hyiler mig son fra Tumlen
og Braget,
saa vii jeg blotte nit Hoved, og
lytte
og hqre en- Wise, jeg lgrte engang,
som har mango vers, og som aldrig
ender:
-
den stille ventendes Sang!
(Holger Drachmann, i Epilog
af "venezia' Digtene, 1879
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
grRnrrikBhaunH
Juhtlwntm.

Com meoodt blanM bore 9an=
marfSG pbe6er bar Sen ipife &jgb,
itao Sre0erifsbabn netop bolot iii
&unbreoe Mars S11bileltmS Mnz
Ieoningen 3apoe BET %belfie11ote 1ofa=
lie. Dogbla6 uSre6erifsbapns Mpis"
ann1o6et en- Del fjenote garnle SIRE
6erifsbopnere eller an6re, ON bar
fien0t 8pen, ont at poe ct 8iorog
til @laoets ~Subileumsmumer. Mf DC
monge %belifrebne og liblige 8ibrag,
L. bbtlfe gaanle Min6er opfriifes,
bri11ger hi set felgenoe. ct Hor
Stpffer. Set fprite er lfrepet at Sen
i%befjenote @o6sejer og @olitifcr So
BON &ruoim, BET an6et al en- al
9omnarfs beolt fien6te &11nitnere
ST. Micboel ancfer, bpts Malerier
er fjen6t og ifattet al enbper 9anif.
Set gaar meb 8ber ipn1 nteb
Menneifer.
&iere &ebaftgr!
De bar biit mig Sen Glifparotg.
be6 at affrebe mig en- n6talelle ON
5reoerifshobn / Mnleoning al. S11bi-
leet, og BET En- mig fjert at <,ppfDl6;
Deres 9nife. Sor ieg feler mig jc
ita6ig iom 6reoerifsbapner, ifj6nt
ieg life er get og a16rig 3ar peret
set.
Ei6en gaar = 11u ct Set 81 Mar
ii6en, ieg fiebte 8angsbo. Seq bar
ga11ife fremme0 paa @gnen, og
Sreoerifsbabn fje16te jeg life On.
Men iom gammel Solrnaliit bar
leg og bebbleo ieg at bere - Ell
nforbe6erlig MpissSluger, >og bber
Sag gift jeg til &offmanns @otel
for at la1e Sept fra &ipbenbap,1. Ser
anbragte leg mig beo Si9rnebinouet
me6 en- @tabel @la6e foran mig.
Og mar leg bab6e faaet 6em lat til
2ibs, lpngtes leg bel list efter Sen
$50, bbor mine 8enner bar, og bbor
ieg, ion1 @or6men6ene flyer, bob6e
oplebet noget al bbert. @a6en, iea
iaa ne6 a6, forefom mig trpitcsl6s
De, Ser p%asiere6e forbi, bar mig II
g%egp16tge. Men set if11l6e life pare
lgnge, in6en ben @o6e blen mig
fier, og De, Ser befolfe6e SEN, mime
&nmerater.
&borfor fglte ieg mig ioa bjen1=
me / 6reoerifsbobn2 0g bborfor
,:bliper jeg be6 at f61e mig bjemme
Der, ifidnt leg forlengit er flpttei
fra 8angsbo, og ifi61tt mango al
mine @enner fra Din ml1rtre 90 60
De Sto er 6p6e.' ct Sre6erifsbab11
90 mere fritz, leDen6e, ninobbet ems
anore 9te6er? SSa, / mine Djne!
Sg felp ONT Sre6efifsbabn ifu16e
blibe min6re fritz og minore 1eben.
6e og mere 1nobbet - Sen ,pilbe
alligebel bore 8Den for mig.
! Set gaar nemIig me6 8per iom
meb Menneifer. Set er life Men:
METERS g%genifaber, Ser cir, at man
bo16er al Dem. gnten tan man 1i6e
benz, eller mon fan BET life. @e,
man Tan li1e, tan bobe ollie m11lig!
Sell, og BOG ,.benger ems Sierte
be6 Dem. Sg 6e, man lite Tan liioe,
ton babe De fortraffeligite @palififa=
tioner, % bog frpier man i oerea
Mnrbe6.
@aa iamme @is me6 Bner. On.
ten Tan man lioe 6em, e1ler man
tan lite 1i6e benz.
| So jeg Tan MI en- Gong Ii6e
6reberifsbabr.
Soban anuoien.
S Nnleoning af Greoertfsbnpns
.>1O0s Mar@ Sa1biIa11m bnr @ebaftb,
@ogeItts beot mig ffribe 11oget On
8pen, -paa bbis 6e1gang toppeot
! @roitens leg fsrite Gong. latte nil
SOB | 1874.
Mil min 5fam ntan lea tiIitoo, d
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
Soba1t @nuoien.

I S Mnleoning al Sreoerifsbnpns
TOO Mara SSa,biIal1m bnr Meoaftbr
@ogeltlts bet mig iftrioe 1oget ON
8per, .paa bbis 6e1gang toppebe
@roitens fsrite Gang. iotte min
SOB / 1874.
al min @fom ,,aa leg Hlitaa, d
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
EMNEAN ASSoCAH0W1
MHf RSHlP AbELYS
ssByt BA| N lgs|i EN- MN7NSsZnm|
Highly Mrhhrlelar!
Sill bore Mbpnneuter.

Dn Ser en6nu er Ell Del al bore
Monnenter, Ser itaor til &eitance,
iom Ri life bar bprt fra, refer oi at
ter en- benlig Mmno6nir1g til 6isfe
ON at labe os b9rcs fra Dem, .i11oen
81aoet u6bomn,er fprit / @opember,
i6et hi benptier til neoeultaacnoe
MeboeleIie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25

9ette 8lo6s l16giper bar / 8og=
trDfferlgre bos SO. &ogelius 1866
.og ien0er en- &iIfen biem til 8pen
og 1ogiberne of uSre6erifsbopng
Mbis", iom ito6ig er Ell beffornmer1
@inft pnn bort &ontor. 6. 81,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25

S 8eltafrifa tan man 1,ogle ste.
Der ie Nepretier pan Is Sobg &gioe.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-25
'. y ITT.7 .-I,.taftTT "a W ~
QUESIIONNARElS..
CQNElNUE!|AIWEEk:

Owing to delay in getting out ques,
tiounaiTe blanks to- .registrants and
failure of a. large number to receive
them on time, and the difficulty of reg.
istrars handling the number of nation
alities required to answer them, the
legal advisory { board announces that
the booths all over the city and Island
win remain open u week longer, closing
2S, as originally scheduled.
Wade Warren Thayer, secretary of
the advisory board, is notifying all as
sistants to this board that owing to the
delay in getting blanks into the hands
of registrants' the work of the advisory
board must be continued.
"You have all given very faithful
and patriotic service, and We are re-
luctant to ask you to continue this for
longer than was first expected" he
writes, '"but under the circumsta nc es
1t seems absolutely necessary that the
booths be kept open until at least the
second of February, and that the men,
bers of the legal advisory board con
tinue their work of assisting regis
trants during that period, So
"1f any member Of the legal advis,
DRY board, either associate or lay
member, il unable to continue the work
until the date mentioned, he is request
ed TO notify me Immediately, but under
the circumstances we earnestly urge all
who have been doing this work to con
tinue until. its end. - ~ 20 '''"
At the local exemption board rooms
the clerical stats and volunteer help
ers, many OF whom are busy men down
town, but who are giving their time
and energy in the interests of this i'm
portant work, are going at full speed.
The boards notice that the number of
improperly fiIled-o blanks is becOm!
ing less and less, indicating h better
understanding on the part of the regis,
trars in the handling Of the blanks.
Up to yesterday the Fourth District
board exemption board No. y, had
sent out 1000 blanks, and the Fifth
District exemption board No y had
sent out $685., These represent the or.
der numbers Of the draft registrants on
This Island. "
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-25
kUH|O,kETACKS
TRUST DEEDkGA|N

Delegate Kphio launched an effort
yesterday to revive a court case tried
several years ago and merge it with
the present court proceedings in which
the estate left by the late Queen Lii
u6kalani is Involved.
shortly after Queen Lihuokalani ex-
ecuted the will of 1909 which is now
before the court for probate, Delegate
Kuhiu attacked the Liliuokalani trust
which was formed about the same time.
In this court case he alleged that the
Queen had been uhduly Influenced
when she turned her holdings into a
trust and he alleged also that she was
mentally incompetent.
In the present case Kuhio is attack.
ing the validity of the 1909 will and
the IiliuOkalahi trust on the same
grounds. Proponents of the 1909 will
filed an application this week that
testimony given by a number of wit
neses in the old case on questions per,
tanning to the Queen 3 physical state
at the time she signed the 1909 will be
admitted in the present case. Delegate
kuhio's action bringing all the allega
tiOns of the old case into the present
one follows this move
The hearing of the will ease was re.
Gently postponed until the latter part
of April to enable Delegate Kuhio to
attend the present session Of congress
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-25
MoRTaAGBE's NOTICE OF. INTEN,
TON 70 FoRECL0sE AND or
FoREcLosUREa BALE ~ j

Pursuant. to and In, accordance with
the power aud authority contained in
that certain mortgage made August 10,
1905, by David p. Kaienai md Kaui
Kaiena, his wife, to William tR. Castle,
Trustee, which mortgage is, recorded, IN
the Office Of the Registrar OF Convey.
ances in Honolulu, T.,H., in Liber' 275,
at page, eos, said, William R.. Castle,
Trustee, gives notice, and notice Is here.
by given that he intends to foreclose
said mortgage for conditions broken,
to wit: non-payment Of principal and
interest. ',"'V - 'ti ~. -
Notice is likewise given that the
property conveyed by said mortgage
viii be advertised for sale and will BE
sold at public auction at the Auction
Rooms Of James r. Morgan Company,
Limited, in the Star Building, 1875 Mer.
chant Street, Honolulu, T. H., CON Satur
day, the 23rd day Of February, 1918
at ~ o'clock noon of said day.
Terms of Sale: Cash, IN U, s. Gold
Coin; deed at expense OF the purchaser
to be prepared by the attorneys of the
Mortgage.
For further particulars apply at the
Office OF the Mortgages in said Star
building.
The properties conveyed by said
mortgage and to be sold are: :"
All those premises at Mokaueh, Kali
hi, in said Honolulu, being Lots 7 and
in Block of the Kaiulahi Tract, dc
scribed' as follows: ''r i.~'' 49,.
Beginning at the west corner Of Lot
in Block 8, which is also the south
corner Of Lot 6 ip said Block g, 'ant
running as follows, TO wit: ~'-
l. 8. % so Il. 100 feet along road II
2. N. 81 L L. 100 feet along Lot
| Block 8; ''
3. N. 2s 59' W.. 100 feet along Lott
IL and 'l2,, Block 8;
4. s. 81 NV. 100 feet along Lot 8
:" % Block 8, to initia
point, containing an area of 10000
square feet, more or less, and being 1
portion Of the premises set forth al
Apana 2 Of Royal Patent 26O9 on L. c
A, 6450, to KauIuohua no. M9ehpnua
being the premises conveyed TO sale
David p. Kaiena by William r. Castle
Trustee, by deed dated August IS, 1905
recorded in Liber 900, at page 426., ''
Dated at Honolulu, T. H., this IStl
day Of January, 1913. .
WILLIAM R. CASTLE,
Trustee.
47O5 Jan. IS, %; Feb, l, 8. ,"- ",
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-25
WARBREAD MADE J
kFFORESHAFTER
School For Cooks and Bakers
! Perfects a Hoover Loaf That
Gives Entire Satisfaction .

H ILL.,.
No whit behindhand In patriotic food
conservation, the school for bakers and
cooks at Fort shafter has perfected
war loaf which is to be served to the
boys of Uncle Sans service one day
zach week. The bread Is now being
distributed at Fort shafter and Homo.
lulu posts and win be extended TO the
entire garrison Rs soon rs practicable.
= The war loaf Is made Of hne corn
meal and wheat Hour IN equal parts,
with the addition, Of sugar, salt; lard.
and potato ferment or yeast. The for.
mula has been worked out by First
Lieut.. Charles Koerpel, officer in charge
Of the school, under directions from
Colonel X. W. Scho6eId. ~
There are four recipes which have
been tried out at the school and have
given entire satisfaction. II IL found,
says the officer in charge, that the
.hread is better twenty-fouf hours old
| I'm when fresh. II does not crumble,
an1 will keep for seven days under
proper conditions. This bread fur
nishes the necessary calories to keep
the human system in good condition.
The process used in making the war
loaf is similar to that Of any yeast
bread A sponge is made of the corn
flour and half Of the wheat -four. II
Is allowed TO rise and fall before the
rest of the wheat -four lie added and
the dough is worked for baking. For
IA one.pound loaf, twenty minutes IL
allowed for baking, while for the fosr-
pound leaf, which is said to be the
most satisfactory, fifty minutes must
be given. T'.. .'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-25
Federal BUILDING D
HQ|PES.AlRE!. DASHED.
l0fderof Secretary Makes III lnji
probable That Construction
VIII Begin During War 3

.
A the result of recent Drastic or
der Of the treasury department. Homo
lulu Is in fair way to lose, for The
time being at least, the long hoped .fo1
fsdefaT building! Id BRET, CHS order
annohnkes that needless construction OF
postoaiees aha fedefaI builaiags eeher
ally is TO BE stopped definitely in order
that money may be saved for military
burpbses4 Such buildings, even though
they have been authorized by congress
IRE not 10 be built. ''"''t
Plahe for the new Honolulu building
were presented recently in Washington
and Il has been believed that work on
the new structure might be started
within the next few months. 4Wkethei
or not the Honolulu building will fall
under the ban OF the order has not vel
been disclosed, but as Il Is stated that
a real need for Il exists, there ID still q
chance fiat IL will be erected: I'd 49,,
Order Is Sweeping
The order in question was issued ai
n war measure by Secretary McAdoO
enrly in the month. It was directed Il
the SUPERVISING architect. How sweep
ing IL IL may be seen from itsltext
which is as follows: '".'.'H
"All extensions Of buildings the uT
gency of which is established to the
Satisfaction of the assistant secretary
of the treasury in charge of publis
buildings, are to be placed on, the mar
ket for bids at rs early date as prac
ticable and carried to completion. Al
buildings and extensions Of building,
now under construction are to be com
pleted.g - "r''3
No Purchases To Be Made
mo additional sites are to be Sc
leeted or purchased. \
MARINE hospitals, quarantine AND
immigration stations, being convertible
into army and navy hospitals or othel
war uses, construction work and i'm
proyements thereon Or in contempla
tioh in connection Herewith are TO b.
carried on as rapidly as possible" - /.
rIn all other cases where sites hav,
been acquired or contracted for the
work Of the supervising architects Of
flee in preparing designs, pans, speci
fieations, and so forth, is to be carried
out ,toSthe point Of readiness to adver
tise, for bids for construction. In thes,
cases, however, no bids are to be solic
tied without orders" y
"No new buildings are to be placed
under contract unless their Urgency il
established to the satisfaction Of th,
assistant secretary Of the treasury,
Mr.. McAdoo said in one of the Letters
to member of the house. D., '''
because Of the unprecedented de
mands which the war Is making upor
the national resources, the policy
should be observed Of cprtailing expen
ditures for other purposes as fat as pos
sible without detrim6nt to the public
interests.ihE ~ 't''. ~" ~
Approximately l54 public building
have been authorized by congress, bu
not Contracted for. Treasury .Officiali
estimate that the holding up Of con
striction Of these buildings will save
more than $15,0O0OOO FOR THE present
at least. ~ '''.. w. my
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-25
lDELER oUARTETTE IS
! -" TO PLAY FOR RED CROSS

The Ideler quartette is to be heard
tonight In Red Cross benefit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. @: lMontagde
Cooke in Manoa. The program which
has been prepared is one which Will
show this gifted string quartette at
their best, and large advance sale of
seats has already been made. e. ...
The members Of the quartette are
Edwin Ideler, William A. Love, Benz
jamin L. Marx and, r. C, Mclean. They
win be accompanied on the piano by
Mrs. Edwin Ideler. Tickets are. for
sale for one dollar each at the Berg.
strom Music company on Fort'Street.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-25
FORMER GERMAN SHIP ,.
= T.. :, '''"' IS SUBMARINE VICTIM

, AMERICAN PORT, January 25 -
Associated Press 1.-The Owasco, whieh
was the German steamer Allemania Be-
fore it was taken by the United states
on the entry Of this country into the
war, has been, sunk IN, the Nc diteran.
can. OF her crew all but two were
saved. VIE, ~ hrf3 ~ +|''. H.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-25


United States Attorney Huber said
with reference to the part which his
department is expected to play in the
proposed cleanup, and regarding asser,
tiOns that his department has not ap-
piled its power to supressing certain
vice violations in the past, that his
department will cooperate and has co.
operated in the past. He referred to
the records on file in his Office showing
what 1t did in the closing up of Iwilei
He said, however, that he would not
permit the court, through his office, to
be made into a police court. for the
trial of offenses which should be
brought before other courts and through
other police channels than his own and
the marshal's office.
Browns idea
city, Attorney A. NJ. Brown is quoted
as follows.
"The military Should either cooper.
ate or withdraw from the city. If the
military would leave the city there
would be little or no vice here. The
presence of the soldiers, in my opin,
ion, is Responsible for Illicit. liquor sell,
ing, and responsible to a great extent,
for the disorderlY houses. With the
complete ,cooperation Of the military
authorities Honolulu could be cleaned
up in a very short time" i ~ '''
The city attorney further SAYS that
when vice became rampant Mt "Biood-
town" near Wahiawa ayear ago, Gen.
eral Strong, then In command Of the
army department, placed guards round
it, and IN, threk days" Boodt6wa" was
b1"tted out. The police, he adds, could
not have done this alone. He nav asks
that the same cooperation be, given the
police in the present crisis. ~.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Endau Development 90.
2sd) ilsSs Paid up..Ss
Haiku +. &Pi Co. Com,
ILanF Con. Rys IA a.,
Haws yon Ry.i Oh D J.,
Hawt Con- ny. Com. : =,
Hawaiian Electric co. -.
Haw. Pineapple Go. -,
Hon. Gas Co, Ltd. ..gJ,
non. X. T. q L. Co. -,
Intef.lsland =. N. 90. -.
Mutual Tel. Co. 80.
Oahu r. az. Co. - -,
Pahang Rubber Co. .. 80.
Selama-Dlndings, I'd. .,
Tanjone olGk Rubber 80,
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BONDS

Beach walk !. D. oSq5 j
Hamslpa Ditch Co. q. i
HRw. Con. Ry. 5H ..,..l
Haw. Irr. Co, o.
H Hs rs, Ter " Ref. ii!1 |
HaE ..;, I Ts. ;oi Pu ,.,,,J I,m.P, ass
Haw. Terri Sjte ..y,..
Hilo1 Gas Co., Ltd, or.
Honokaa Sugar CO., or. |
Hon. Gas Co., Ltd, !, 5s !
Kauai Ry! Cos 6sS ~.
Manoa Imp. D. Dh96 81
MgBryde sug. Co.. s. :.
Mutuhls Tel .Jst 10. ..s,G.
Oahu n. AL. Co., 59o. 81
OHhu Sug. Co, or 80. Il
Ulaa ISug. CO., o. ~. -.
Iacihc Glano a ". Co., tsI
san Carlos Milling. 09b n
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SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS

SAN FRANCISCO. January 24-CAsso.
ciated Presk) Following are the opening
and closing quotations OF sugar and Othef
stocks In the San Francisco market yes
lnr
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NEW YORK SfOCxSI

NEW YORK, " January sd Associated
Freskl -FSIi5wiHg, die the opshiiiE and
elosing quota ti6hst OF stOcka fAethS New
York market Yesterday. ], :. 4 !, Y,
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NEW YORK CURB STOCKS

Quotations Cd the following new Yort
tiSeF 81 stonsham 4 90. are;
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STOCK

ina - ....h
HARM sugar %. lf.,ss a
Haw. Agretl. Go. s....
Haw., CONTRA suer Coz.
Haw. Sug. Co.. Sg.....,
HOnokaa Sug. On. $50
IIdnoruu tsuk! Co. .,..a
KSSsEiii 'iant6 siok lcal,
Kekaha Sug. Go. .,s,.
Koloa Sugar Co. : ,.s,.i
McBryhe sug, Co, Ltd,
Datlu Sug. 60. - ...ss ~
.Oleas sugar Ca. Ltd, :,
OnVmea Sug. ca I. ss.a
paauhau Sug. Illanl 60.
Pacihc ssugar Mnl 2. :.
Phla Plantation co. -.
Pepeekeo Sugar Co. ....
Pioneer MIil' Coz ,tfg.,l
San Carlos N. Co, Ltd.
Maialuh Asfcti. co. p 81
waIluku Sug, Go. 3 49,,