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Great Storm Nearly Sinks Ils. S. Saturn I MAUI MUST BUY $141,000 MORE SAVE FOR HUMANITY'S SAKE IN WAR SAVINGS STAMPS MORE FOR YOUR OWN 1' BUT SAKE REMEMBER THE RAINY DAY BEFORE JANUARY 1 THAT IS SURE TO COME JOIN THE LIMIT CLUB BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS! NINETEENTH YEAR THE MAUI NEW S, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1918. NUMBER 978 Big War Stamp Drive Maui And Molokai Plantation Workers Maui Soldier Boys GREAT STORM NEARLY MakingGoodOnMaui Damaged By Storm ToGet50ToWage Will Soon Be Home SINKS S. "Victory Kids "Make Big HitBut Are Roofs Off, Wires Broken, Trees I'p Bonus Rate Not To Be Raised Eut Camp Pike Training Camp Disbanded ILS. SATURN Handicapped By Weather Hutlo rooted On Lahaina Side New Ka-- Distributed Differently If Present And Men Discharged Alfred Takes Most Of Its Quota In One Day hului Breakwater Damage- d- Olo Sugar Price Contiunes Bonus Will Wadsworth Writes He Will Spend Oahu Hard Hit Thousands Of Trees Blown Down Other Districts Doing Well walu Company Has Heavy Loss Equal 90 Of Wages Next Year Winter la Maine With Relatives Paralyze Traffic-Dam- age Half Million Trial Of The gale which his been raging Plantation laborers will receive Maui boys who are serving in vari since Tuesday afternoon has done each month of the coining bonus year ous branches of the army on the main Hohenzollern Demanded Wilson Leaves For R. A. Wadsworth, To considerable damage on Maul, as well their regular monthly pay with CO land, and whi were expecting to be From War Saving Stamp as on Honolulu and presumably on the percent added instead of regular sent to Frank' of' up to the time th Peace Conference Terrible Famine Conditions Honolulu. Committee, other islands Nothing however, has wages plus one-thir- as was the policy peaee armistice was signed, may be go 100 in War Saving Must been yet heard from Hawaii or Kauai, of the planters this season. The bo expected to bo arriving home most In Russia Thousands Dying to uphold established Stamp due probably to the Icmoralizalion of nus scale remains unchanged other any time now. They will not come Every source must reputation. communication facilities. wise so that if the present price of in a body, however, but will prebably exhausted to accomplish be On this island the Lahaina district sugar is maintained the laborer will be furnished with transportation mo Organize men, women and (ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES) this. suffered the most from the storm. receive about 20 percent more for the ney and permitted to pet back accord work children for this Trees were uprooted by hundreds in coming year than for the year that Is ins to their own desires. MACKENSEN FROM TO COME the town of Lahaina and In the coun- Just closed while each month his pay- - R. A. Wadsworth, of Wailuku, re FLEES WRATH try on both sides many roofs were envelope will contain nearly 13 per ccived a letter this week from his son PARIS, December 6 Mackensen is reported to have fled l un- Club Members New Limit blown off, and buildings of less sub cent more than It did this year. This Alfred, who left Honolulu about the known destination. Mrs. P. F. Baldwin, Puunpne. type is the recommendation made bv the middle of September for Camp Pilu SAYS INTERNATIONAL, COURT MUST stantial blown down. The smoke to C. C. Campbell, Tuunene. stack on the Olowalu mill was blown trustees of The Hawaiian Sugar Plant Ark., enter the ollicers training TRY school at that place, to effect that the IIOI1ENZOLLERN E. F. Dcinert, Puunene. down, and a considerable part of the ers' Association and which will un- LONDON, December 6 Lloyd George, in election campaign roof and side wall sheeting was carri- doubtedly be adopted ty the plant training school work h;.d already been E. J. Vh1s1i, Puunpne. broken up and tho men given their ipecch, restated his policy of declaring that men responsible for war Raymond UlupaiaKua. ed out to sea. Part of the roof of the ations. Ranch, Smaller Plantations Oppose discharges, lie stated that he was cannot escape, because the wearer of a crown must be tried by an in- C. Blair, Wailuku. Lahaina wharf shed was blown off. J. The Lahaina electric lighting sys- the trustees lesolution was not about to start for Maine, his father's ternational court. He Mrs. D. D. Baldwin, Haiku. old home, where he expected to spend favors the expulsion and exclusion of enemy tem was put out of commission by adopted without some opposition, it is aliens. Mrs. W. A. Baldwin, Haiku. reported by the winter with relatives. Baldwin, Puunene. falling trees and tangled wiring. The the Honolulu Advertiser, Asa telephone lines between Lahaina and for the smaller and poorer plantations Other Maui boys in the same camp INDUSTRIAL WAR IS THREATENED , Lawrence Baldwin, Puunone. with young Wndsv.oi tli are James LONDON. 6 & Sugar Co Wailuku have been down since. Tues- maintained that with the prevailing December Railroaders threaten Industrial war. Hawaiian Commerclul Hart, Weight, Phillips, anti-slrik- day night and were not repaired until high prices of all that enters into the Dan William 1 hey have canceled e agreement and demand an Ralph Villiors, J. A. Bal, Sylvester W thy Maui about 10 o'clock this morning. It is the manufacture of sugar and with the tviq War stnmn drive on Smythe, K. T. Gillen, and S. Hnramo- - continuation with war time wages. week and continue reported that the telephone poles and continued high taxes that are expect- which began this ed to prevail there will he no margin to. SPAIN IS SYMPATHETIC NOW until Saturday of next week, is nunc lines on practically the whole Lahai- Nothing accord na side were swept down in one con- of profit with a bonui that would, at has been heard from the WASHINGTON, December 6 Secretary Lansing transmitted to lng most gratifying progress, present sugar ollicers and men in other parts of the R. A. Wadsworth fused tangle. prices, reach 90 percent congress an expression of sympathy for the from the Spanish inir tn nirprtor of the wages year mainland, but it is presumed thai they ententes though he fears that some districts Cottage Burns for the instead of government. top Short circuited electric wires are 58 percent which wa the distribution also have, or soon will have their dis will have to be carried over the year. charges and be coming home. k unless more energy is dis said to have been responsible for tiro this P.OOZE HANDLERS ARRESTED IN WASHINGTON ntimra Under the policy It prevailed played on part of some of the which destroyed a cottage belonging at this WASHINGTON, December 6 400 arrested for bringing in Honor the to Mill Co., La- year the worker who has earned $30 committee workers. the Pioneer near the to District of Columbia. Police met trains, street cars and stopped case, however haina hospital. Although a gale was in regular wages received $40 at the Tiiia will tint he th? end of Kiddies Ask automobiles. Huelo, which has already nearly blowing, it was possible to keep the the month. Under the new Santa of fire from spreading to other buildings. the man whose regular wage WILL LOOK AT BILL'S PRIVATE PAPERS (Continued on Page Five.) New Breakwater Damaged would bo J30 wilL receive $15. December 6 The Belgian government On this side of the island the chief The balance of the bonus, the total of Not To Bring Toys COPENHAGEN. has order damage suffered is in Kahului harbor which cannot be known until the end ed a search of private documents of the former emperor for matter re where about 30 feet of the end of the of the bonus year as it depends on lating to the outbreak of the war. break-wate- sugar Play uncompleted new r was price which may vary, will be Kahul- - i Sunday School Votes To Give BEGINNING TO DEMAND PAY NOW Mixed Doubles torn away. At noon today th sea is paid as heretofore at the end of the still very heavy, and Superintendent bonus year as heretofore. If present Cost Of Christmas Presents To AMSTERDAM. December 0 According to a Dttsscldorf nancr of reports prices shall prevail tho pay- General Nudant, president of the French lias Walsh the Kahului Railroad annual To armistice commission, Starts At Puimene that the damage is still continuing. ment will be 40 percent of the regular Fund Help Suffers In Armenia presented German commission with a bill wage for first month's occupation Due to good luck, backed by some so that each man who received And Syria Send Letter amounting to 40,000,000 francs. For the British 54,000,000 francs. of the grittiest kind of work on the a regular wage of $30 plus 50 percent Seventeen Couples Enter For II. P part of Superintendent Alex Mc each month would be paid at the end MORE FIGHTING IN BERLIN Nicoll's breakwater gang, the 100-to- n of the bonus year $120 additional. The Kahului Union Sunday School LONDON, December 6 Serious disorder has arisen in Berlin with Baldwin Cups- -C. C. Campbell And V crane on the breakwater was moved Planters believe this plan will meet .cited on last Sutiday to send the fel- - lighting in the the principal streets, says Amsterdam dispatch. Mrs. Kunewa Eliminated In Pre- back to safety on Wednesday morn satisfaction of the laborers who owing to Santa Claus: ing. It would otherwise be at the have been seeking Increase in pay and letter Uerman Bolsheviki responsible.
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