davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-26
(Ciag dalszy.)

'S>1A"oAoJ eNOJo PAAyA4o
ty: hrabio, = rzek1a Katarzyna
= m6wia, re stajesz W, obronie
biednych i nieszczesliwych, re vi
mujesz sic "a mimi. o.. wien
ia dobrzc, co sic dzieje W Swobo-
dzie.... Vice badz pan obronca
nieszczesliwej!
Coz nam uczynic? = powto-
rzyl Bogumi}, niewiedzacy do cze
go zmierza Katarzyna.
- Zabij pan potwora, zerwij
.w:,zy, kt6re mnie }acza z tym ne
dzrlikiem, a......
"A ia wynagrodze Gle GAIA mi
]o<cia, do jakiej jestem zdolna.'
- ehcia}a dodac Katarzyna, ale
tie slowa zamarly ma jej ustach. :.
Blady jak widmo, re szpada W
reku, hrabia Rozinski ukazal sic
Ma progu, przeszywajac wzrokiem
swa zone.
Hrabina Z przerazeniem, Bogu-
ma re zdziwieniem patrzyli ma
hrabiego, kt6ry postepujac ma
'prz9d, zawo}af chrapliwie:
- MEDINA skrytob6jczyni! Gle
BIZ to spotka, COS ola mnie pre-
z%nacza}a Umieraj.
Rzucil sic ku zonie, chcac ia
przebic; ale Bogumif pochwycif
90 za~reke, wo4ajac:~ >
- Nikczcmnoscia by]oby zabi-
,ia@ -bezbronna kobiete.
Precz! - krzykna} Rozinski
w rozdraznieniu najwyzszem, -
wymicrzam sprawiedliwosc!.. O.
na must umrzec!.. Kt6z mi zare-
ely, czy ma jej prosby, ma jej obie
tnice ME bylbys mnie pan zamor~
dCwa}? ...
- Me jestcm podstepnym MOI
dcrca! Kazdy Kaminski stale ME
przyjaciclowi presto i smialo w
oko!- odpowicdzia1 Bogumil wy
nioSle.
- Trzeba bye chyba szatanem,
azeby m6dz W to uwierzyc.. -
odparl Rozinski, - waz by1 wy
s1ancem i poSrednikiem szatana, a
ia kobieta jest wezem. Bylaby Gle
uwiodla..... bylbyc jej ulegl!
Vice ustap mi z drogi!
- Nigdy! - zawola1 Bogumi},
- ~mordcrstwa nalezy ME dopusz-
czac i jestem zdecydowany to u
czynic!
Wyciagna} kr6tki n6z mysliw-
ski, kt6ry zawsze nosil PREY sobie
] stana1 pomiedzy hrabia oraz ON
dEa1a katarzyna.
- Musisz wprz6d mnie poko--
nae, hrabio, = zawolal, MIN
krew tel kobiety przelejesz!-
"A vice, skoroschcesz tego, z
lony chlopcze. zatrzasl sic z
gniewu i natarl ma Bogumila.
Bogumi}, doskona}y szermistrz
mimo to z trudnoscia zaledwie
m6g1 sic opierac uzbrojonemu d1u
ga szpada hrabiemu. Musial po--
przestac ma chronic, o zaczepce z
rowodu kr6tkosci broni ME MOI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-26

Podczas gdy 81 eodbywaly po--.
wyzsze sceny, Narazin j hrabian-
ka Bielczynska mieli z SODA nara
|de.
Hrabianka zywo sic uczu1a dot
knieta obojetnocsia i niechecia,
jaka jej okaza} Bogumi} PREY os-
|tatniem spotkaniu. Zaraz pc roz--
staniu sic z hrabina p~ospieszy}a
do Narazina i juz Cd kilku godzin
naradzala sic z MIN bez swiadk6w
Hrabianka zdawala sic bye VITA
jemniczona we wszystkie sprawy
rodziny Kaminskiego, a Narazin,
mad kt6rym widocznie posiadala
|wielka w}adze, zwierzyl jej wiele
szczeg6l6w W ostatnich zajsciacll.
Rozmowa naturalnie toczy1a sic
o Bogumile.
- Me poJmuJe, co to macy.
Narazinie, = rzek1a hrabianka,-1
wiesz, re gdy Dymitr Kaminski
odepchnal moja mi1osc, poprzysie
CLAM sic zemscic. Najslodsza ola
mnie zemsta bedzie przykue do
siebie nieoderwalnie Bogumila.
Przyrzek1es mi W TEN pomagac, a.
teraz zdajesz sic wahac.
- Nam zawsze eel nasz pred
oczyma = tl6maczyl sic Narazin,
= re go osiagnac tax predko ME
mozem, jest to wilma meprzyjaz--
'nych okolicznosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-26

&ES&As5e&G#%@S %&4g4ETE
kilka civil potem juz ME zyl.
Gleboka cisza panowala " po.
koju, Wszyscy byli przerazeni
tenn co zasz1o.
Precz! precz ztad! - zawo,
lal nagle Bogumil, jak gdyby bu.
}dzac sic re snu.
Hrabina zatrzymala 60.
- Zobaczymy sic jeszcze Ia
|pytala.
- Me zadaj PAM tego! - Ia
wolaf Bogumil, - urodzilem sic
pod zla gwiazda, PAM hrabino!
Wyszed1, pozostawiajac Kata--
rhyme jej losom.
Piekna kobieta ME majaca by
najmniej powodu op1akiwac swe-
go ma1zonka, opnscila wkrotce wi
downie krwawej sceny. Jedna
mysl tylko ia zaprzatala. byl to
niepok6j o los Bogumila.
Michal jednak potrafi1 ja co do
niego uspokoic bardzo predko; W
owych czasach w1adza ME byla
zbyt surowa W sciganiu pojedyn-
|kujacych sic j pociaganiu win
|nych do Observation-Disclosures, ME
bylo zatem obawy, zeby Bogumi-
1owi mialo. coko1wiek zagrazac.
= Znajda zwloki hrabiego W
|domu zyda, = mowil Michal, "a
poniewaz znanem jest jego avian
turnicze zycie, vice zaraz sic ma
sunie przypuszczenie pojedynku.
0 morderstwie ME moze bye mo-
wy przeciw temu swiadczyc be-
die %obejrzenie miejsca wypadku.
kt6ry mas zdradzi}, powie,
re ME vie komu ten dom wynajal
i Gala sprawl p6jdzie W zapom--
nienie. Nikczemny >zyd "a to-, re
panom sluzy, zaslugiwa}--
by ma ukaranie, ale ME trzeba go
draznic. A ty, = zwr6cil sic
do ~s}uzacego, kt6ry, czuwal PREY
drzwiach i dal sic nak1onic do
zdrady zydowi, = a ty przypisz.
sam sobie wine tego smutnego wy
padku. Gdybys sic ME da} "a ma
rzedzie uzyc zydoWi, tw6j pan byl
zy} jeszcze.
= O panic! = jeknaf niewier-
ny s}uga, = padajac ma kolana. !
= Wstan! = rzek1 Micha1, Il
milcz O. wszystkiem co tn z~aszlo.
Gdybys s]6wko pisnal, przekona4-
bys sic, ma czem skonczy}oby sic
to Ola ciebie.
Sluzacy ukloni1 sic pokora
marsza1kowi dworu hrabiny j pol
szedl "a MIN do pa}acu hrabstwa,
lezacego w jednej z najpiekniej--l
dzielnic Warszawy.
0 zabitego Rozinskiego Mkt sic
ME troszczyl.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-01
GOVERNMENT ESTIMATE
1EB[ET SUGAR HIGH

( The monthly crop report Of the De
partment Of Agriculture for December,
recently issued, gives the probable best
sugar production Of tile United states
for the current season as S48,sO0 tons.
q figure considerably higher than that
Indicated by the unofficial, but com
iprehensiye reports collected, by Facts
About Sugar early In December. These
reports forecast q probable total sn-
gar ontturn under gOe.O00i tons AMI
probably not far from IN, 900.
The government's figures, It Is state
In the report, er1 based upon prelimi.
nary returns from the beet sugar fag.
tories, opsnafihgs I Ghay esfimafej prO.
duetion for the principal states as fol.
,lbMs, Califoniiaf zoo. iD0 tons, Colorai
do. 247 .50Os utah. lOs, 300; Idaho, IA
'5e0y Mishi gan. sO.6OG; OHM 80 400
other states, Ia, 100.
(, The area harvested Il estimated Al
iazHs400 acreA, on l0yO92 acres more thar
IsiR 1916, and the best crop at 0,237, 100
tons. or sl7.427 tons more than for the
previous season The number of fac.
tories working Is given at %, whereas
fnf0rmationp gathered, by FAets About
sHuaaF IL to, the effort that only o. fac,
tories actually operated, two which
swere announced TO start failing TO dc
.so.T-Baetss About Sugar M
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-01
small Shipments
SHOW LATE GRIND
Movement Of Crop Is About a
Third Below last Year and
Shipping Not TO blame

Sugar shipments are kbodt thirty
percent below those made 10 the same
date last year that Is 70 ~ up 70
"Wednesday Of this. week there had
left the Islands s7,ep1 tons as aeainst
I,sS,1c5 70 the same date id lol7. h
Shortage Of shipa does not fully nc.
count for the smaller shipnsuts this
year than last. Directly IL l. partly
responsible, indirectly It Is quite \ a
responsible but there are other factors
that enter into the condition that Is
apparent.
II there had been certainty Of
plenty Of shipping undoubtedly more
sugar would have been shipped. what
space has been offered has been taken
advantage Of but the plantations.
recognizing the fact that there would
tIot'bB many bottoms available. have NOT
hurried to. start their grinda The
grind Is only now getting fairly under.
WY Until this week the other n.
lands have not reported any consid-
cradle quantities. awaiting ahipment.
This week reports from the Infer-Is-
land Company captains told. "a. I74 baos
waiting shipment from Kauai ana 2i.-
5o4 bags on Hawaii.
On the Ialand Of Hawaii a number Of
plantations are taking. advantage Of
the good growing weather which IA
now prevailing to SECURE further
growth In some Of the cane which was
retarded by the drought Of last sum
mer and autumn, This may serve to
somewhat increase early estimates, in
some INSTANCES little. .;i a
|, Other plantations are taking advan-
,tage Of the opportunity to make alter.
,ationas and repairs for, which thew have
mot previously had time. Tho idea. has
prevailed that there will be a larger
available shipping space later and
therefore II would be as well to- hold
back The price, has been stabilized.
by price fixing and they know they
,wiii reeeiya the same price a few
months from now that q now, offered.
there no fixed price FOR faw
and refined sugars, with the demand
and the supply as now prevailing, the,
price would be away up and Hawaii.
nm planters would be seeking to hurry
their crops. to market This Is unnec-
sessafy for they win get no more now
than they would later, The speculative
end Of the industry has been elimin-
afed, The grower knows just what be
K,'f'I oNR~Ss sN VI. EtA ~ S sp IA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-01
EAsIEREFARAERS
SECURE NTRATEs
WASHINGTON, District Of Col

WASHINGTON, DISTRICT Of Colum
,bia, January 23As q part of ita
program for stimulating agricultural
iprodpction, the, federal government an.
ipounees through the secrstary OF agri-
'euiture the purchase Of about 100000
tons Of nitrate OF soda which viii be-
sold TO farmer, At cost, farmers pay
ing the freight charges from the port
'of arrival and the state fertilizer tag
fee.
The nitrate probably win be used
!inost largely by farmers In the Atlantic
Coast States from Long Island to Flo,
rida, owing to the value Of nitratss
fpr such crops a truck, grain, and cot.
ton, and the greater cost Of freight to
Middle and Western states. The free
on board ears price AZ ports win be
I Comfy agenta and local committees
are cooperating with the department of
agriculture In the work of distributing
gtheg nitfate and will furnish farmers
with application blanks and expiaaar
,tiopsl Of how 10 obtain the material.
10 the tDtalfof the applications exceeds
the 100000 tons available, the govern
sment reserves the night to prorate the
amount DO individuals In smaller guam
itites. ttf " fs s,sG VIC Il ( T'ab,
None of the nitrate will be- sold to
dealers eithsr directly or indirectly,
according 10 the department, and eaci
farmer in his application must agree
not toifcseIi any nitrate but to use il
On his own. farm Applications mus.
be signed and returned 50 as to reach
the county agents or members OF local
committees by Febrnary & The Cavern
,'rert i Pal,iRg eyery effort to reach
farmers who desire, q part Of this nj
trate.. but statss that II will be i'm.
possible for the county agents on other
persons to visit every individual farm
az and urges ALI who desire 20 purchase
nitrate 10 get an touch with their To-
cal county AGENT Or q member Of their
local committee. 'iF ftes ses ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-01
Wax FROM CANE WASTE

! Numerous investigations blythe Brit
ish Imperial Institute relating to the
development Of Empire indnstry ant
trade are slmmarized in q report re
Gently presented to the executive conn
ell Of the Tnstitute. Quite some atten.
tion is placed on the report which has
to do with the production Of wax from
sngarreane waste. .s
A considerable amount OF attention
has been given In recent years 10, the
recovery Of wax from the waste pro.
dueed in the extraction Of sugar from
the sngar-cane, and this industry has
now been started on a small scale in
Natal Samples Of the first consiRn.
ment Of Natal sugar-cans wax shipped
to England Nave been examined at the
British Imperial Institute and found
TO be Of good quality, quite equal tn
that Of the first trial samples made and
examined. Spgar-cane wax Is now be-
coming better known on the market,
and could be used as substitute TOR
the better known carnauba wax In the
manufacture Of gramophone records,
polishes, candles and other things.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-01
HAWAIIAN SUGAR IS
REP0RIEDsTBLLED
WHILE IN TRANSIT
Two Thousand Tons ran I'd
Reach New York As Expect
ed and Want Is Felt
RAlLROADS UNABLE 70
LOCATE SHIPMENTS
Known 70 Have Left Chicago
But Beyond This inform,
alton Is Wahtinl Y

Lost or strayed. s6mewhefe on the
mainland and between Chicago and
New York, 5000 tons Of Hawaiian sngnf
IL reported in a letter from New York
20 local sugar agency here from IL
Now York representative. New Work
refincrs could use this sugar very
nicely just now ns they have sold
against It's expected arrival but the
railroads profess ignorance Of fts
whEfaabOuts. Its value ct present
market figures for raws IL a little more
than t240,O00. TO. the New York con-
nnmors Il means much moro than that.
Hnfn6ries in the east are not receiv-
usual operations said this letter which
was written january II and said; II
Connnlssion q Buyer
An through this week the Inter
national Sugar Co4mission has cohtin-
ued 70 announce purchases Of prompt
and january shipment Cubas ~ the
regulation equivalent to COOS cents
duty paid. The quantity approximate
400 900 bags for which, We may be sure,
tonnage has been provided but, a. we
stated last week, the coal situation win
have more or less influence over the
dcfual Deliveries Slightly milder
weather has prevailed for the past few
d1ys and, though another cold. snap has
be1n pfodicted,. there Is hope that much
coal will be quickly distributed and
bring some relief from the intoIerable
conditions Of the last two woelxs. =
Vet0eks ON hand here are but little
incfsased BY arrivals and, not enough
has been Ideli1ered 70 refnerss 70 war
= sonseguenee, sugar canine conditions
afo sliI with ns. *
Cuban Figures a4e
ssEifures from Cuba for week end
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-01
BNTISRItDIIIAADDsTD
IT'S SUGAR ACREAGE

British India's sugar cane acreage Il
from 8 to 10 percent larger this season
fhan last according to the second Of
fatal crop estimate for 1917. 1918. This
forecast Ia based on reports furnished
ibK proUinces that contain 90 percent
.of the sugar area Of India, and thAse
srsports indicate an acreage for the eur.
rent crop Of 2,565,000, as. against an
estimated a340,O00 acres at the sof-
sresponding date a year ago. an increase
sof 10 pereent. As compared with the
ifinak estimate (2,4bi,o00. acres) for
,lel6-l9i7, the present estimate shows
an increase of 8 percent.
The Indiana Trade Journal states
that, while the, crop has. been affected
TO a certain extent by heavy rain anil
floods in low lying areas in parts Of
the United Provinces, the Punjab, and
Rsn0aL and by disease and insect pests
in, some of the eastern districts OF tile
United Provinces. the present condition,
and prospects of the crop, on the whole,
are good, A., IT,. Y \, e.ts.l
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-01
BAKERS ARE GIVEN
RNEsfORBREADI
Official Notification Of Percen.
tages of Substitutes To
Be Used Il, lssnet

! Bakers o. Hoholuin haser been ON,
cially notifsd by the local food ad.
ministratian that In, the. future they
lmnst include five pereant Of some other
cereal than wheat in, all their bread,
and tiiat this percentage must be IN.
creased until minimum amount Of
twenty psrcsnt Of such substitute
icsreals ia to be used. fts. Z
This bread viii be known al victory
bread. GrahHm Or whole wHeat breads
viii also be given this name, as they
TOO serve the. purpose Of consaEsine
white flour because OF their content
OF twentyshNe percent more OF the
wheat grain than ordinary flDnr. 4
The use. Of these victory breads will
be permissible, 1t all meala except
wheatless ones and, on all days except
wheatless daYa. For those days and
meals q bread having larger percep.
ytags Of substitnte should be- used by
all patriotic food,saverM Sfr
1 Manufacturers az macaFDni, sphagetti
noodles, crackers, breakfast foods
spto, cuho anu phbtfy dIo also uOtluou
THAT, they ara nat to purchsss more than
sseyanty pereent Of the wheat flour
1issd BY them during the correspond,
ing monthstof i9l7. Whenever, possible
these manufacturers win be performing
ii patriotic service BY using cereals
sothsr than wheat In their production.
!, The notice receiNed yssterday, by
the administration in regard TO, rye
flour not being considered as, a per.
missihlel substitute for wheat flour wal
also sent 10 the bakers and malIpfae,
tnnarss i'm addition 10 q reminder soi
the wheatless and meatisss days. and
smeals Of each week. XII
This letter and the one TO. the groeori
in regard to the, sale Of an equal weight
Of some other CEREAL with every sale
OF white flour was also sent to- all the
'plAntqtion, stores Of the Territory N
order to reach the rural population a
thoroughly as possible. ALL storas are
asked to, advocate the sale Of, victory
bread at all times w m
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-01
ALI WATER ROUTE
1SB|G Saving
II Eastern Shipments AN Go By
Canal Million and a Hall
Can BE Gained

II, as 10 now expected, the steamers
built in the shipyards Of the North
west come 70 Hawaii With coal and
proceed from here to the Atlantic sea.
board ladensd with sugar, thus reliev.
ing the transcontinental railroads Of
that amount Of freight for the East,
BE viii mean a great saving for Ha,
waiian growers, q saving of almost six
percent. "a
Much satisfaction has been cypress.
ed at the news published IN The Adver-
tiser relating to the probability Of ship
ments Of sugar going to the hast BY
the all water route instead Of to the
Paciiic Coast and thence by rail- Mb II
had been feared would be the casa.
Shipments Of Eastern sugar last year
were approximately 5000 tons but
sthis year scrop estimate 81 smaller and
IT may likely be the shipments for the
year will be only proportionally as
sgTeat as WE'RE those Of last year. If
they are proportionate it win meal
about 900, 900 tons for this year.
BY steamer to the Pacific Coast and
thence by rail would entail cost OF
about S22.68 for freights az against
isl5.45 making differencs i'm costa, Of
.$z-21 a ton. On an estimated ship.
nent Of 10000 tons, providing II all
ieoes BY the all winter route, tiigwould
mean a saving tn the Hawaiian plan
tiers Of $1,5g6, 200. .7T.' y
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-01
LOUISIANA WAITS TO
LEARN CANE DAMAGE

NEW. ORLEANS, January lp--Coll
weather OF continuity rather unusual
ih south Louisiana, even in january,
has prevailed since the beginning, Of
this year, but the past week has wit
messed some moderation in the severity
o. 81 and 10 Is TO be hoped that the
balance Of the winter may be free from
the Extraordinary low temperatures
fhnt hive occurred twice since, IL be,
nan. There Is no information at hand
ro|aiipolto the effect Of the hard. freezes
We have had on the embryo crop Of
this year, now dormant IN the ground
AZ ainbblb or fall planted cane Or pre-
served IN mats for spring, planting,
Satisfactory rains have falien which
win give the cane adequate moisture
and the field situation generally has
D promising outlook.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-01
BEWARE OF COLDS.

. Children are much more likely 10. con
tract the CONTAGIOUS diseases when they
have colds. Whooping cough, diphthe.
ria, scarlet fever and Consumption are
diseases that are often, contracted when
the child has cold. Thatais why all
medical authorities say beware Of colds.
For the quick cure of colds You win find
nothing better than Chamberlain 3
Cough Remedy. II can always be de-
pended upon and is pleasant and safe TO
take FOr sale by all dealers. Benson,
Smith 4 Co, Ltd, agents for Hawaii. nv
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-01
IRON WORKS WILL
.ENEARGlE lis PLANT
Two New Ships To Be Built At.
Alameda - Eight Thousand
More Men. To GetWork

Two additional slips, words and
shops are TO, be constructed at the Ala
media plant Of the Union Iron Works
ut once to accommodate construction
Of eighteen vessels, included in the
contract between the Bethiehem ship
building Corporation and the. Emsf-
gency Fleet Corporation, says the Shn
Francisco Examiner. The 'annonuce-
ment was made last night by j. w.
Powell, yicerpresident Of the Bethle-
hem Shipbuilding Corporation, Ltd,
the holding organization OF the Union
Iron Works, who is at present in Ban
Ffancisco. Powell announced.
The Bethlehem Shipbuilding Cor
poration has contracted with the Emer-
gency Fleet Board for twelve tank
steamers and six cargo vessels at n
total Of about $Se, 00O, 900. u n 4 4
! THE vessels are TO be built at. the
Alameda works., which will be consid-
erably extended to handle the addi-
tional construction. All navy work
will be concentrated at the, Rotrero, and
Risdon plants.p ~
The construction Of the Alameda
works to take care of the shipbuildihR
plan win be commenced Immediately. Z
Approximately 5000 additional men
will be employed This will mako the
total number Of men engaged in ship
building in the plants Of the Union
Iron Works approximately 100000 The
new ships will range from 10000 to
$4,000 tons. The twelve oil tankdrs
will use oil for fuel and. the cargo, YES,
sells will use coal.
h Outside contracts viii be let at once
for the construction of the Alameda
clips No time will be lost in supply
ing the ships TO the gpyernment.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-01
I FACTORIES CLOSING

. SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Decem-
Der 24--Ths UtalbId Idaho Sugar Com.
many 3 factories. at spanish Fork and
Payson have finished slicing for thu
season. spanish Fork completed its
run December 20 end Payson finished
five DAYS earlier Tha Lehi factory 81
81 peeted 70 wind UP its, campaign
about eighty days.
The tmalGamated Sugar C6mpany,s
pfoposition TO purchase the Hammond
canal, repair and operate II, and event
nnlly turn IL over TO the farmers OF
the, district Al cost, provided the farm,
ers will aerae to grow beetg for the
company's Brigham factory. was ap-
proved at . meeting Of residehts a
the district last week. VI
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-01
\ JANUARY DIVIDENDS

Dividends, declared and paid by su-
gar compahles the stock Of which Il
listed on the Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange were as follows during the
month Of January: 5i H,7v
january 2; 1918 Haiku, "; Kekaha,
E2t Koloa, $lj Paia, u and PioneerJ
20 cents 5lsffef er,T4.,Y,ste
January 5, l0Is--H G. SIS Co, 20
cents; Honomu, 80 cents; Hutchinson,
20 cents, and Paauhan. 10 cents,
january 10. a1g1S-W ailulsu, 20 cents.
january, 10, 1913 y Hawaiian Sugar,
30 cents; Oahu, 20 cents; Pepeelssof 40
centsi san Carlos 10, cents, and Wal
alua, 20 cents. 4, = r ~" IS
january 10, 1915 nomea, 40, cent?,
and II. A. Coz 40 cents. Ut
JaRuary -, 19lsr- EVA 20 cents and
Kahukn, 10 CENTS ~ ill.,. ...a.l