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say that It was the largest
Ingathering of Koreans ever held in II
There were nearly 1000 per- -
x sons "present Resides visitors, there
; 4 ; iwere about 200 cadets in uniform from
e 'the ,various Korean schools on Oahu.
i ";Tbe speakers' st'nd, which occupied
I 'the ceater of the compound, was
jdraped with American, Hawaiian and
- Korean flags. On the speakers' stand
... were the new and retiring officers of
.. - A the Korean Association, Mayor John
' C Lane and )iersons of other naiionall-- .'
VUes who are In touch with local Ko--1
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I I $ound, there was a brief program "in
the association building, presided over
J A selection hy; the Hawaiian band
opened the program at the compound.
Uev. William E. Potwine' rave the. in
vocation, following which the girls of
the Korean Central School sang. The
Opening address was delivered by W.
Cheong, fchalrman of the new coun-- f
Ilors, who gave ft resume of the
ork of the association' since Its or-- :
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Pdsf:
Sold byGrocers and Stores,
ON LOTK AS
leil US WOBV lUCJ ouuui uncaotn
cattle we will not worry. Our own Inspector
and veterinarian are capable
.izatlon.,:.
1 Le new. officers of the association
v ere insUHed with, brief ceremonies,
tie . prayer being deliversd
hy Ker. C. Y. i le. This was followed
ly a salutation to the new officers by
tie cadets. After an address by C. H.
Kim, the new president of the Korean
Assuciaticn; a brief musical program
! rcuht the exercise to a close. ',
The cadets and students of the Ko--'
r'-- n Central School were to hold an
LiLlcilc tournament oir the boys field
thlsf afternoon,
rAIXGEKS BOOKED
Per rtr. Klnau for Kauai ports, Feb.
2 Dr. l)t rfcy, W. C: Parte, C. A. Scott
6tr.-Claudi- ne Per for , Maul ports,
rr. 2 H..vcn Holt, J. B. Bale, 1 E.
"he West End ConsoUdated Mining
irany of Nevada gathered 33,909
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of handling the matter.
Supervisor who
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Tiousiy ptivawi terdfty 'is
he would oppose sppointment to on.
brother; In- - - at nassing'
apparently; changed' his
concerning ine mppomunea a
urday night for, t& dlscussioa of
the Waterhouse letter uarsen , saia
that it was ft. piece OT basmessj
to take spite the mayor)
his brother, and I am back- -
- up Lane. I
- are t appointraents
made Saturday night by Mayor Lane;
and which. v,were approved by the;
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; Keepers "of i i
Aala Park David Kunukaa ;
" :.y ; Maunakea. iy
Square--- A. Blshaw ahd Pet-
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er . Naone." ; .) 'J
Emma John Kea.-r:-Atkinso-
Park L. M. KeaunuL . ?
Park --Antone Richard j 'I
KalulanV Park Pi Nloloi i -
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Schocl --janItorst;
Amputation was found necessary in
the case of T. Fuknhara, Japanese
who was thrown from a Rapid Transit
Larsen,
saw in conYersaviuu nfterno0n. The man said
thai the
nave been standing; the foot-o-f
the Tnayors as milk board. striking the
tele- -
spector, hhd
phone poles when he lost his balance
mind
ana fcir between the wheels. Both feet
the
were crushed : He died wt Queers
hospital todays ' -
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poor
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against
rwpondence beciuse of ill health is
on
for assigned a reason for the suicide ot
ing Lot
TJkino Matsu, : ,a . Japinese woman
Following
the-- ;
whose body was. forad 'yesfbrday ln
? v Moiliili reservoir, Deputy : Sheriff
Asch- - will investigate . the-- : drowning
this afternoon; a number of witnesses
parks!
having: been called. The
and
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Thomas
Square
Kalihi
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McKinley High Antone fcabo..'
Kaahumanu Solomon Wood. ;?
Kainlani Primary D. Kauahipaulo,
ej. Costa and S. KeIHnuL? -- ' i
Central Grammar W, P, NuhL.f .
. Royal M. ; S. .;- - Nascimento. ''
Pokukaina A, rv
Freemanl"
Kauluwela George LehuanuL Lone
Kaiolohia.
v Kallhlwaena i)an Kama. ?
- woman left
her home and Ave Bmallx:hildren early
yesterday morning.- Her. body was
found tn the reservoir later. She is
slid to have appeared . demented for
some weeits pasi.
n lMe.at and Fooi.InspextorT-Honolul- u,
vv , Monsarrai v xwa, tv. racuun ;
Koolaupoko, G; ' BtUe, i
. Pol Inspector E. IV S.; Marino; Jr.
v Honohiltf Civil Service Commissioh:
U Ay nitehouse,who assumed his
duties as city engineer to succeed W.
A. Wall, today announced the person
: of his department to be as. fol
lows : -r--
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The ripened kernels of pearly white Indian Corn
their. succulent goodness cooked, into thin, i
wafery bits, and toasted a golden-brow- n. 1 ' with
are then rolled
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t fresh rsteyred fniit and the combination smacks won-- V
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, : : --Tostoasties are' untouched Uy human band from
; start linisli of the making, and come you crisp and
to to
sweet rcidy to, cat the packet, .molesome,
1 ishinsr a royal dish for all davs. l; '.V::-;-:-
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HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1,
Lorrin Andrews, rchairmhn ; : S. P. Cor J
rea and Noah W. AlulL Vv .; "c . '..S
), Charles H. Clark,- - wad overseer;
Curl A. Widemann, chief clerk; Sam
Kamoilint t; Naeole l r 4v,t
PauoarAhdrew KalaL b i J
i Ewa John Tonal. ; v fi
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Lllluokalanl K. Kamakau I and 1
Keliinoi, statistician; A. K. Vierra,
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timekeeper ( James , Goo, clerk and
stenographer; William A. Hall, clerk
of
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Kahiktea. .v y v'y.
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Central Grammar-rWo- ng Ah Yuen
and Benjamin ;
Kaallitlti.
?' Kalihlkal W R Needham v r,:
Manca Mrs. Walwaiole.?
Mclntyre Building Peter Kanae.
Mechanic to ekamlne county auto-
: mobiles a E. Kellogg.. ' . , i v
Chauffeur.' mayor's , automobile'--Jame- s.
Kekahnkt K nr. .vj--'
City and County Physician James
-- outer districts; Andrew JBrlghti
foreman - of , Kakaako stables ; Apaki
ManuwaL' watchman of. Kakaako . sta
bles; Barney Joy, machinist of Kaka
ako stables;-Charle- s Holoua, foreman
KI-oul- and watchman of Palama stables ; a,
watchman Moiliili quarry; John
Vasconcellos, foreman of, the sweeping
gang; Hobron, auto truck4 driver; K- -
kanuna.auto truck driver; John C OH
veira, blacksmith ; George . KawaC stableman;
Kahue,- - stableman; John Ma- -
hakuA stableman;, Levi KanaL tool-jnan
and Pan danger..man. v . i
civn service Positions, r "f
r. Those appointed by oeing placed Dn
the list of those eligible for positions
in tne police and fire departments as
result or th civU Bervlcb eianilna-- tloa Thursday ; were announced Satur-- ;
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Police Department. ? '
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;ohn;IL WaiwaioleijWalter W: Lar
sen, E; K Richardson,-Josep- WF Santoa
F. Nomu Hans K.? KlhachL Wm
; p. Anglin, Pal YoungA. L. pe Pries,
Dewey MpekinL4 c. ;;; :v?;
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Fire Department:. . ' .
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' a. F. Bradley Frank Plada, S.. D.
Blake, .J W Dowdy, J. K, Kealoha,
E. P. -- Maeomber, J. Malterre, De Witt
I Special offleer, detective department
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Mounted offlcer--E. J.-- GayJ
, Motorcycle officery-Cha- s. H. tinstace,
O. L. Almeida, fm. J. Markham,
iLU. Moranba. M.i.; Miller, - f
Substation of ffcerV-Joh- n Hills, Sam
uet Ferrara, i I r Jleldgrove.
-- Traffic office liver K. ' Akan,
Samuel Lehua, H. Ihenhauer. J.;S.
Townsend, AVm.' Legros,-;- - -- Michael
Morse. Sylvester Cu Wm. F. Mey-- r.
era, Oscar S. Weitu M. Stupple--
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' The; board apprbv the ' followmg
itments by Fire
Chlpf Thkirstnn In hid department: '
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Foreman Olaf Evenson,
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promoted to driver.
Hoseman H. V. G, Field, promoted
to assistant foreman
' A: G. Kaiser. John M. Fries. Alfred
Jaoa and John K. Jmes. appointed
hosemen from the eligible lsL
Ninety per centfjall the .city and
county .supplies wla, be purchased
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through the office I of Purchasing
Agent E. J. Botts fo the six. months
period' ending June 0. ,fBlds wlU be
anthoriied at the raetlog of the board
or suDemsors romoraw niht
1915.
iiuiwLULu limn HiiYu luuii uuijuu ;pv
Paul Glade Writes to Friend
Here of War in Belgium, East
Prussia and Poland ;
Irt' the ring line and . to draw again
for munition from other detachments
behind the ring line. The detachment
has 24 wagons, 200 horses and as
many"! soldiers. After nite long.
marches we reached ,th,e enemy,
On Kthe iwehtysixth of August we
Friday-evente- g.
school February 5, at.
8 o'clock. - - Admission 25 cents. Entertainment
is for the benefit of the
milk fund of this organization-Ad- v.
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hcurs through the length of Germany,
through Berlin, where I saw my family
at the railroad station, brought us
on the fourth of September to our
place where we wre ordered to In
East Prussia. Within 12 days not a
IJ;" Tn UH w Jiuslei, the 'thud of
, f ydruro and a selection by the
fcn band. opened exercises at the Ko- -
7 I Jrean compound. Punchbowl street; to--
''y day; In observance of the seventh
?'nlverary of the founding of the Ko- -
Those who were present at the
i by 8. H. Choi, secretary of the Ko-- ,
rem X. M. G. A. The program opened
with a song by the Korean boys oi
- Ml school, after which H. S. Hong,
t ; wanaging editor of the Korean Chrts- -
" tiaa Advocate, offered grayer, ;
V A TeatnrV of the meeting "warf ; the
surrendering of the keys and seals
of the association to the new officers
by the retiring heads; The docaments
vere handed to the new president by
, iW. IC Pak, retiring chilnnan of the
; Counsellors. : Mr. Pak then : delivered
, a brief address In mhich he predicted
t a bright future for the association Tinder
tljf administration of the new offl--
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MajiJrs Brother Among Large
Number of Appointees Approved
by Supervisors
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rles fcy the munidpai government, m-eluding
the tests for
Official
snpenlsors by Albert Warhote,
president of the Territorial Boardor
m urlitk was read to tn
board at the meeting Saturday night.
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jine lexiPr wag because he had
territorial a Lille the British viceon- -
Ui although town had been five
ar?,t71J0riS? mitTh ln Germans,
a counter-measur- e
coun 7-- previous y
Mayor
. arresta or ;
appointed Lot his brother ww;enJcye1 In une-- , ciu-- tne posiuon ana
WOTK XOI muruiuft. ' ; ,
Cut Lane1 did not start inspecting thanks military author!-milk- r
Instead, accompanied by Super- -
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Ahia and Physician Way-- .
renort that Walker was brut- -
son, he toured the dairies of the coun- -
trip was to secure information to show
that the territory was not. handling
cattle and inspection1-- properly,
which iwould afford an excuse for tlty .
dairies. ' .. - T"5?"--
The supervisors the Water- -
ttMtea lotVor oa ,!noilltfnr DlSCUSS- -
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The following cablegram! vai. te- -
ceived Saturday from '
German official sources: J
"WASHINGTON, D. C Jan. 30.
Tbe London Times on December 23,
'2814. reoorted the English
COB8U, ln LlUe Walker, had brut-
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territorial do not want to
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iprpafp. hv th. nprniAn atthouah
i.V.d broien one arm. lV.
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established the
tn anir nf hl. wAJ
"Zr",7', I -- "rdTrfVenUv
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to on his jacket and overcoat when
transported to Germany.
dei SDeci.i facilities. He was allowed
Iia. mA.Im vloltino- - lureru
InspectlonOf diseased cat- -
ftrrested
as
the
fl.Ji?;Si2KrtoSaeeii
possession of the
pointed Vwas
Lane d
aermans
Lane,
to
fa
M1tlo .vhn t.
by
iPressei to
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late afternoon
that vicebeenput
the
visor County The
alljr treated was. therefore lnventIotLMIfared far, and circulate
milk Rj!:o9&HoifpitaJ
branded
A coroner's inauest lias been called
10 Investigate the death of a Japanese
laborer nimed Fulyimoto, who was
t,on by
officials
beittglragged A letter , from . a Honolulan anl
from one of th German soldiers who
broke through the Russian cordon in
the terrible and now historic battle
of last .November has come to a iocal
friend vivid with the roar of bat- -
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Tef letter is" from Paul Clade. well- -
that he has wen a lieutenancy and the
some dIsUnie
b' runy team of, mules. The
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cherished iron cross. The letter i ,
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Poland. Previous to time young
Glade had fought on the western side, I The in Belgium was corapara-tahlh- g
part in the successful Uwly easy, in feouth Poland still quite
on Namur, Belgium
The letter is as follows:
- Strykow, Russian Poland.
Dec. 6, 1914
Dear George
So up to this place 1 have succeeded ,
in getting through, and I am healthy ,
and in good spirits. As It may interct
vr.n nrf rttir n Hnnniiiiu' tn
har a little direct from the
Scene.
o you may
' war'"
I shall write shortly how J
Russian scul was in East Prussia, but
now
that
war
assault
I the letter
; On the fourth of August, ihe thlru
f Jue-terbo- day of mobilization, I rg
reported at
at the 6th Garde Field Artll- -
lerie Regiment and I was ordered to
the light detachment of munition of
thie Brst division. After the mobiliza
tion of this detachment we left the
garrison on the tenth of August,
o'clock in the morning, by train to the
Belgium border. 't
- It is' the task of this detachment to
provide, the munition for the batteries ly
-- the rascals tried to invade
sia. At cnce we received the order I
tc-rea- ch Breslau by train.
And from thtre we came into a
frightful mltUp. We marched about
0 kilometers Poland to the
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agreeable, not censidering the bad
roads, tut nere It is awful. Nobody
could possibly Imagine the local conditions.
The terrfible cold weather,
far below aero, and then seven days
and nights without sleep and no shel
ter ln addition thereto
by the Russians, cnce un--l
expectedly surprised by the ''ossacka i
-10 ake the story short, the most
wrriuie pCrnce ine iasi ivaays.
division and were suddenly surround I
ed". by the Russians. They attacked ;
us tIrom .all sides, everything went
wrcng. but ' JAS - kit
Freight Forwarders and Distnbutor
Stle-- I
on
eichTeTTnd
: ?J??n
wnaeyer,
surrondfJ
we .succeeded to fight 'our
way through "and thought we were
safe as the Cossacks attacked us suddenly
one. evening. Snd burnt and rnur
dered and shot and pierced every- -'
,tgJn-sjgfeirji- nd 'ne ca" f!
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Vf ..Wrtjr ,"um lUttt
.ter!:.'l ''.
Though we were surrounded entin
our army corps succeeded in raak
V They -- are made daily at our bakery.
SODA CRACKERS- -
--OYSTER CRACKERS
ANIMAL CRACKERS
Sold in Paekascs and in Bulk at our Bakery.
. Sold in Tins and Packages by ail Grocers."
Love Biscuit
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5-D- $68.75 for ay Trip
;tTO; THE fGARDEN
ISLAND"
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including Steamship Rates, Hotel
Accommodations, Automobile
Service , and Guides.
Lower Rates Quoted for Parties
.of Two or More. ,
ALORICH A. HALL
202 Kauikeolani Bui Id ing, 118
King Street.; Phone 5395.
We . arrange many other local
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. tn& Inter4sland tours. - -
ing 14,000 prisoners and conquering
2"j cannons. - .That Is the best of the ;
whole affair and that has ' been . ac- - i
knowledged in the highest quarters.
Ali i lost was my trunk, sleeping bag.
laundry bag and last but not least,
; r "i j."ijy 1' ; (came out well. I am sorry that I lost
The Mothers' Club of KaimukI will the kodak. ; and the Honolulu . Photo
give an entertamment and dance in Supply Ca may make a claim against
the Assembly hall of-- the Liliuokalanl Cossacks . for same. Kind regards
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6th Garde Field Reg. 3.
CITY TRANSFER CO.
Insist Love's Products
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Dutch Cookies Ginger Snaps Lemon Snaps
stormed Namur, a wonderful feat We to
marched after that 50 kilometers further
than Namur- arid then suddenly f
the" ' command was' given: ' "Back
march; march to East Prussia In or
der to .fire the Russians out of that
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A beautiful' train Journey of ? i
the dandy
DAILY
kodak of the Honolulu REMINDERS
Pho--
Supply Co, But t have to' get along
now without all these things and" I
t Buy ynur Y. Ml C.
nd I can do it The last few days
A.'meal, books
we today-Ad- v,
had a little rest the first time since we - , , W
are at the Russian side. I shall write
"Round" theIsland la auto. $3.00.
more today and divide my letters in
Lewis Stables. Phone 2141. Adv.'
several parts in case one should get ' The latest: Tommy Atkins" and
lost On the ninth of November I military turbans, at Milton & Par-
twas promoted 'to lieutenant; on' the son's, fashionable milliners: Adv.
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DANCEiAT
the Matsohia arriving tomorrow
UUUOKALANJ,
morning Henry May A, Co.. LtL will
SCHOOL NEXT FRIDAY, my war pictures. I took 70 so fan all receive fresh . cauliflower and celery
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and newly churned Puritan creamery f
butter. . Telephone 1271. Adf . ;
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" We are making a shipment of
Can
'Pineapple direct-t- o - Er-'a- nd OA
the S. Director." Takf advantage
of this rare opportunity ta send your
friends or relatives in Cn;1and or
Scotland a case of Hawaii's rery
choicest canned pines at A little above
the Honolulu price. We Guarantee ,
Delivery to any part of England or
Scotland, all charges prepaid., ..... ..
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ocooie Union Grirt, king St.
breakfasts for your dealer sells
Swift's premium products or an gel
them for you.; - r.
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V The, best bearding nouse or cafe Is
that cne, which; serve Switt'a prem- SAN FRANCISCO, Caly ' '
Feb. f.
ium ham or bacon.' You will vouch
for this If you have been disappointed coast, for several xfays has done
; with pthef brands. And., It you live damage to Venice, Long Beach and
home-yo- u at can." be sure of pleasant other resorts. V , . ;
The big storm .that has- - swept the
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Hoed 0iines :
oiapt cash wetMm& .
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of
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men s and boysi mixed
suit in the store J
ii Deneiit
you act quickly: See
(ffil)lllIM(S CO
Street
Just
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