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MAILS 7 r7 From San Francisco I I Login, Aug. 12. 3:S i For San Franclae Manoa, Aug. 15. From Vancouver-Niagara- , r4 Sept . For Vancouver: Niagara, Aug. 18, Evening Bulletin. Est. 1882. No. Cf.O 12 PAGES HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1916.-- 12 PAGES. PRICE FIVE CENTO Hawaiian Star. Vol. XXIV.' No. 751 ANDEP F TMEAMf - (SET1IN0TO PUBLIC PEMI FEOIBE m CONGRESS W BE Confidence Is Late News At A Glance 0A1 VILL HAVE TRIUMPHANT ITALIANS PURSUl KEPT IN SESSION YELLOW FEVER STEAMER FROM MEXICO QUARANTINED. (AocitKl Ptms 8rrfc hj fadtral WirIc) 16,877 TROOPS FLEEING AUSTRIAHS; RUSSIANS Alleged Broken NEW ORLEANS, La., Aug. 10w With two members of the crew from yellow fever, the steamer Wa rden Berglum, from Progresso, BY REPUBLICANS has been placed in quarantine at the station at the mouth of the Indies river. BY JULY, 1 020 DRIVE TEUTONSJURTIIER BAGIl Minority Members Insist That Onest DURAND INCIDENT U P IN SENATE TODAY WASHINGTON. D. Aug. 0 That Director of . the Census E. Dana Immigration Bill Be Passed C - (Antoriattd I'm by Federal Wirelrss) Durand was forced for political reas ens to resign in 1913. was the decla- Table Sent Here By War Dept. SLAVS PUSHING WESTWARD FROM K0RIPIC RIVER-M- ORE Before Adjournment raticn made by Senator Townsend o f Michigan in the upper house today, He made a statement supporting th e declaration of Candidate Hughes Provides Nine Infantry OF CZAR'S TROOPS ARE LANDED IN FRANCE TO was removed to make a vacancy, for political reasons. Mr. UPSET PLAnYmADE BY WASHINGTON, D. C. Aug. that Durand Regiments for Island STRENGTHEN WEST LINEFRENCH MAKE PROGRESS 10. Possibility of a "leak" in Hughes is using this incident as a n illustration of the disorganization - government alleged under the pr esent administration. NORTH OF HEM WOOD DEMOCRATS FOR CLOSING the senate by which an import- of STRENGTH T0?E MADE ant state document, supposedly DECLARES WEAKNESS LEADS TO WAR (Associated by Get to Their strictly confidential, was made HUGHES GREATER EVERY YEAR Presa Cabl) Latter Anxious to a matter of publication, devel- - GRAND FORKS, N. D Aug. 10. Candidate Charles E. Hughes spoke CERLIN, Germany, Aug. 10. Attacks by th Allies on the Somme were ? Home. States on or Before oped today when Senator Stone, here today, though suffering from a sore throat, the reault of many ad- repulsed today. recently. He told a large assemblage of farmers that he favors a Cavalry, Artillery, Coast De- 1 chairman of the committee on dresses September - foreign affairs, demanded an in- - protective tariff to protect them as well. as the men of the factories from fense, Aero Corps, All Are ItOMK. Hair,- Aug. 10. Following their victory iu the capture ; vestigation of the means by cheap foreign labor output. He repeated his views of preparedness, de- of tluv defenses of (jor.izia yesterday and the oceuiiation of th Associated frM TT Cbl breeds insul ts and insults breed war. The wea- Provided in Program all which a confidential copy of the claring that "weakness now threatening Trieste, the main objective of WASHINGTON, D.C Aug. 10. A treaty under which the United ther was so cold that overcoats were necessary. city, the Italians are stand taken today by influential Re States is to acquire the Danish There will be 877 troops on Oahu all the campaign on this front a ud the prtocipal city of Austria's may & BBY ACQUIRE PROPERTY by 1, 1920 approxi-- publican senators hold Congress West Indies reached the public. libby, mcneill li July This IsAae Adriatic littoral. i 1, co nveyances De- - In session after September although An abstract of the treaty has In the office of the bureau of this afternoon there was mate number p vided the War The army of the of Atxta, which lum done signal work in the Democrats are exceedingly anx- a deed by Walter Ma cfaiiane and Mark Robinson to the partment for e deUQseJ or tai-- Iuke already been published and it left for record these is now flee- ious to end on cc before that date and was when this was given publica- - Libby. McNeill & Libby Company w hich conveys 430 acres of fee land at ands under th National Defense AcL preparing the way for the present victory, pursuing the 'had tried to get through by August 19. tion that the progress of plans to Pupuukea and Paumalu. The consid eration for the transfer 7s expressed A table rece; d yesterday by mall ing Austruins on the left bank of the Isonzo river. Cavalry is being Republicans it a conrerenc of sen buy the West Indies from Den-- at 128.171. from Washington at the Hawaiian De- thrown out to drive in the Austrian advam-- e posts and heavy majwes ate leaders this morning refused to mark for 25,000,0C0 became Following the report of the com pany having negotiated for other partment shows what the total infantry following a rapid rate. accept the program outlined by the known. pineapple growing and canning inte rests the conveyance was taken as an strength of the United States army in of Italian are at U re-- Democratic members, through their It is believed that the abstract .4 indication of further expansion of th e business of the company. the Philippines, Hawaiian Islands and This advance down the Isonzo threatens Trieste, which steering committee. The Democrats waa made from some one of 25 Panama Canal zone will be this year, ported to be preparing for an offensive near the city. laid down the'r plans for putting numbered copies sent to the sen- - in 1917, and until 1920, when the full is virtually undamaged by the bom- remaining measures Gorizia, ocenpied yesterday, through certain ate by Counsellor polk of the RED COLO WEATHER sfrengtn will be reached. subjected. not use their and adjourning In three weeks. Those department, who at the SOX BEAT When the fifth increment, July 1, bardment to which it was The Italians did Republican senators who were in- same time requested secrecy un- - 1920, is completed, the total garrison heavy artillery to batter down defenses but employed strategy to take clined to agree with the Democrats til the governments had agreed on Oahur' will be nine infantry regi- the city. were outvoted by the senators who de- to promulgate the treaty. ments of 1336 enlisted men each; one Before leaving the Austrians made an attempt to destroy their on the Immigration meas cavalry regiment 840 men; , one mand action of many buildings, setting fire to the store- . urs. '" light, field artillery, J59 men; one large military stores and waa originally heavy field artiUery, 873 men; 14 houses, but the Italians made such quick work of occupying the city .This measure J on coast artillery companies of about Jo saved. coupled with the child labor law, NEW YORK STOCK that the fires were put out and most of the stores which the president Insisted. Later ULOSING GAME FOR men each; one regiment of engineers have pierced EPIDEUC 654 men; one battalion, signal It is also reported from this front that the Italians the Democratic leaders decided that MARKET TODAY of field Michele and enough put corps.of about'. 244 men; one - tele- the Austrian entrenchments northeast of Monte' San theTs was not time to .i ' ' through the immigration bill and were closing prices of graph company; one aero squadron have occupied Roschini. : . Following are the companies. ready to drop It but the Republicans stocks cn the New Ycrk marekt to- New York Physician Little and two ambulance A total of 12,000 Austrian prisoners has been taken in the last Carrigan's . Crew Hammers Sees This will" mean a total' strength ' in Insist on Its passage. by Associated Press over . , day, sent the infantry arm of 12,024 men. few days of fighting. , r - the feaeral Wireless. White Sox Pitchers All Over Hope Abatemeht of Cases the here " coast artillery corps , of 1050, y, In the Yester-Toda- organizations num- day. Lot in Last; Tilt . While Heat. Lasts and in the other of WEST TOM'S bers ranging from 76 to 873. Rejoicing Alaska Gold ; 17 Over 176 (AuocUted Press by Federsl Wireless) Cold weather .will check infantile The first increment provided by the Italy Vild Vith American Smelter .... 95 ;. 93 ef- Ji CHICAGO, Aug. 10. Boston hit the paralysis, probably nothing else. National Defense Act went into Rfg"...' 109 , A'merican Sugar 110. first-han- d re- week, when the 32nd Infan- IUjD HORROR IS Chicago pitchers hard today and the Thle . Jnformation' was fect this Signal 130 Star-Bulleti- Artillery American.Tel. d Tel... 129H! won easily, now, leading ceived by the. n from a try and the 9th Heavy Field " ' champions "Copper ' Newv-Tor- organized Schofleld Barracks. Anaconda ... 81H 802 - White Sox by two games. St, prominent City physician. were at I the " 102 102 1 1, 1917, second Increment , (Associated by Ctbla) . ' ; Atchison ..v.i..,...w.. Louis continues the winning ; streak Dr. Charles LLIndley, visiting here July the , Press . vv - Wadded, consisting of infan-- France,-VugMlU.,- IWf'iGLYIlllGE Baldwin Locor iJ2Vi 7V.S started thrfiA weeks j&zcu and .is now - DxUJJndJejFw'tefjf fctfore will on? AU .ItaiyJalehratinlXaJLb NeXofK The foIlowtog-eajUw- o ,.rAB!S onry one-ha- lf game beliind the - Yan- the ravages of? ;the dread disease tryglmeuL Gorizia before the Italian army. Despatches frbm Koine and other nantry ; regiments will be add- Bethlehem Steel ....... 430 i kees. Cleveland also ; won another started,' but has, followed vlth profes- more h t....

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