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THE GARDEN ISLAND TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1915
THE LATEST WAR PICTURES
ASKS FOR PROBE
OF SUGAR MILLS
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ITALIAN TROOPS KEEP ON ALERT FOR POSSIBLE IMP.ROGLIO IN I-IUROPIiAN WAR.
Italy is anxiously watcliing all the new developments of the conflict that is devastating Europe.
And to Hie end that she mav not he r.ni.uht napping, her tn ilul'zed troops are constantly trainin g for
'a' y possible emergenev which may arise. Large bodies of tumps are constantly being move'! from
o'ne section of the country to the other and quite a large command has been concentrated on the Aus
trian frontier.
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A NEW PHOTOGRAPH OE SIR A. G. W. MOORE. THE
BRITISH ADMIRAL WHO FOUGHT THE GERMANS
OFF CHILI.
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FRENCHMEN, JEWS, ENGLISHMEN, BELGIANS, INDIANS AND RUSSIANS IN PRISON
CAMP.
This highly interesting picture, taken in one of the detention camps in central Germany, shows
prisoners from almost every nation and race that is set against the Germans. The picture here shows
in the front row (from left to right) two Frenchmen, a Russian Jew, an English sergeant, a Belgian
infantnnanv, a French Turco, a Hindu, and a Russian Cossack.
MACHINE GUN OPERATED FROM TREE TOP.
This highly intcrsting picture shows a detail of French in the
outlying parts of the Argonne forest in ambuscade. A look-out
at the top observes the movements of a detachment of Germans and
communicates his information to his comrades below. One of the
soldiers in the ttee is training a machine gun at the unsuspecting
Germans.
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Spc keT Hoist in last Wedlies-'
!.iy iiitrndured the fnllowing resn
'ntions in the House of Ripresen
'i'! ives:
"Wlnreas, there is a large num
ber of homesteaders a n d small
farmers in the Territory of Haw; ii
"ngaged in the raiding of sugar
for sale to the sugar mill cor
virations of the Territory; and
"Whereas, the success and pros
peril y of the said homesteaders ntnl
small faimcrs depend entirely up
on the price paid for sunr cane
by the said mill corporations; ami
"Whereas, complaints are made
by the said homesteader: and smali
tanners that the prier paid for sug
ar cane by the said sugar mill cor
porations is not an adequate one,
and results in an unfair division of
the profits of their labor and enter
prise, the said sugar mill corpora
tions paying such a small price for
the said sugar cane to the said
homesteaders and small fanners
that, at the average price of raw
sugar, the price so paid for sugar
cane barely, if at all, covers the
cost of production; and
"Whereas, the sid Sugar Mill
corporations claim that thev are
p. tying a fair and just price for the
srid sugar cane so purchased from
the homesteaders and small fann
ers; and
"Whereas, the building up of a
prosperous citizen farmer popula
tion in this territory depends al
most entirely upon the successful
prosecution of the cane . industry
0'i the t art of said homesteaders
and small tarmeis ; nd upon their
contractual relations with the said
sugar mill corporations;
Now, therefore, be it resolved,
that the legislature of the Territory
of Hawaii doth hereby recommend
to ar.d petition the Congress of the
United States to appoint, and the
President of the United States to
approve of the appointment of a
commission foi the purpose of ex
amining into and investigating the
contractual relations between the
said homesteaders and small farm
ers and the said sugar mill corpor
ations, and more particularly into
the cost of production of sugar
cane by the said homesteaders and
small farmers as compared with
the cost of production by the large
sugar plantations, with a view to
wards determining a just and equit
able scale of price to be paid lothe
homesteaders and small farmers
based upon the market price of raw
sugar, and for the further purpose
of making such recommendations
to Congress, based upon the evi
dence adduced by such examina
tion and investigation, as the cir
cumstance may in the opinion of
the commission so appointed, seem
to warrant; and be it further.,
"Resolved that copies of this
concurrent resolution be forwarded
toth; president of the United States,
the president o f ihe senate, the
peaker of the house of representa
tives, and of the chairmen of the
comnrttees on territory of the sen
ate and house of representatives."
FLIGHT OF GERMAN AERO SCOUT OVER FRENCH TRENCHES INTERRUPTS POKER
GAME.
GENERAL EI1RLICII von FALKEN! IAVN, CHIEF OF GER
MAN GENERAL STAFF.
General Ehrlich von Falkenhavn. Chief of the General Staff
which is directing Germany's moves in the European struggle.
Mr. Cutting Leaves
F. Ii. Cutting, teacher in the
Koolau school since last Septem
ber, has resigned and has depart-
d for Honolulu. His place at
Koolau has been taken by Mrs.
T. 1$. Buck, of Kilaiiea. Mr. Cut
ting was in charge last school year
it Huleia. The Koolau school has
45 pupils
Ken'uckian Takes Sugar
The freighter Kentuckian arriv
ed at Port Allen last Thursday and
sailed at noon Friday for Kahnlui.
She brought 475 tons of freigl t
and took away 3S,(JO0 bugsot sugar.
