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Think PARTIES
INTERFERE With
STUDENTS WORK
Punahou Mothers Association
Takes Up Welfare of Pupils
From Many Angles

The most important question thai
occupied the attention OF the PnnahoT
Mothers Association at its meeting
Yesterday tn the Charles r. BishoI
hall was the matter or medical fnspec
ton at Punahou. President A. F
Grif1ths reported that this project Is
now being investigated by the trHs
tees Of the college. and asked the
opinion of the mothers IN regard toit
The trustees are investigating the
destrability or fairly complete medi
CD examination Of each child, the
preservation OF this record on a sys.
TEN OF cards and the following up
through the parents of physical, dis.
abilities that are discovered. Although
there are some mothers who prefer
that the school should not take up
questions like this, but leave them to
the home. the expression Of npinior1
at the meeting was almost unanimous
tn Cts favor. - b.. re- =
The question OF the exclusion of the
children who have CONTAGIOUS coughs
and colds Is being investigated. Presi.
dent Grifhths reported that In order
that this might have the fullest con.
Hawaiian Medical association 10 re.
port on the question Of the desirable.
ity OF such exclusion and, II exclusion
seemed desirable; some method by
which IL could be brought about. There
was very free discussion OF this CUES.
ton, strong arguments being ad.
vaneed on both sides. 80
The meeting was presided over by
the president, Mrs. David L. whiting
ton, Mrs. A. NJ NOVEL;. secretary.
read the minutes and the preliminary
business Of the year was transacted
Mrs. w. B. Cochran OF Fort Shafter
was elected to take the place on the
committee vacated by Mrs. Francis Fl.
French. The mothers decided to hold
q mothers meeting once each term.
One other matter that received much
consideration was thatraof the ire
auency and 1ateness OF week end par
ties. The consensus OF opinion was
that the week end parties come too
frequently, interfering with school
work. and that they continue to a too
late hour at night. In this matter In
order that the reform might be put
under way, President Griffiths agreed
TO have the school dances, OF which
there are three during tho year con-.
tinue from 1880 10 10 O'Clock.
II was strongly emphasized that the
homes should cooperate. with the.
school in the matters Of proper chap
eronage OF the girls at parties and IN
public places and In the development
ofkthe idea that the students slIouldl
understand that their acts affected the
reputation OF the school.
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RESOLUTION NO. sos.

Be it Resolved by the Board of Su.
perVisors of the City and County OF
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that
the sum of Six Hundred Dollars $500
CO., be and the same is hereby apprO-
priated out of all moneys in the Gen
eral Fund of the Treasury for an ac-
count to be known as Repairs Police
Station Building.
Presented by
ROBERT HORNER,
Supervisor.
Honolulu, Hawaii, October Ii, 1915.
At regular adjourned meeting of
the Board of Supervisors Of the City
and County of Honolulu, held on Mon
day. October II, 1915, the foregoing
Resolution was passed on First Read
ing and ordered to print IN the fellow
ing vote of said board
Ayes: AHA, Arnold. Hollinger, IIor-
ner, Larsen, Logan, Shingle. Total =.
Noes: None.
E. BUFFANDEAU,
Deputy City and County Clerk
6292-Oct. IL. 13, IA.
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DAILY REMINDERS

TO Get value. sch II By auction. See
auction ads.--Ady.
Round. the island n auto, 500.
Lewis Stables. Phone 2f4is-ady. g
You will. find itspr0fitable to spray
your trees and plants. Sse Levers e
Cooke for outfit. -
q II you haven't seen the new model
hats shown by Milton e Parsons you
are invited to do So. 4dY.s p b.
Trent Trust Co: - offering an I'm,
usually attractive house IN Manoa wax
ley for $5509. Look this up
The Goodwin. only exclnslse corset
shop In Honolulu; absolutely new 1915
models. Pantheon building -adv.
The fine furniture at Mrs, J. b,
MERGERS, Kaimuki. will be on view
every day until auction sale October
Re cure. and get your tickets for the
last Phoehe Arieioll harp concert, Fsi-
day evening At Hjshon hall: On sale at
Territorial Messenger Service office.
-AdS. 4. ~ S, !. .ls5ss
/ The luan which win be given next
Sunday by Mary Ann Perry at her,
home In Manoa In honor Of the first
anniversary of the. birth Of her grand
daughter, will be an inyitational af.
fair. q; ~ - :. -. = -, 49, s
When you start, that savings account
take into consideration the strength,
integrity and investments Of the bank
you deposit in. You can make no mis-.
take about any of these points If you
go to Bishop II Co. }c = - :
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IMPROVEMENT OF
MANGA STREETS
WILDE RUSHED

In order that work may be rushed
on the Manoa improvement project
with possibly a calling for bids for
contracts on paving, sewer and other
improvements very soon, Supervisor
Single last night suggested a meet
ing ON next Thursday night, to which
the board agreed. Mr. Single stated
that the road committee would make
an inspection Of the Manoa district on
Thursday afternoon. and would come
with all data available to the meet
ing! ~ = 2, -
Attorney ]. T. Warren attended the
meeting last night as a representative
Of the Manoa property owners. and
said that about the only question re-
naming was whether or not one con-
tract should be let for the entire Job. or
whether separate contracts should be
awarded for various parts of work.
Mr.. Warren will accompany the road
committee on Thursday afternoons
Investigation Of this question. ...5~t
Definite decision in regard tosa good
dealsof road and sidewalk work was
reached last night at the meeting, and
Mr.. Single announced that on Lusi-
tana street work should be started
by the last Of November at latest. ;
The mayor signed an agreement at
the meeting, 70 which the governor,
the land commissioner and the super
intendent Of public works had already
set their signatures, whereby the ter.
ritory agrees to pay $17,946.23 on the
Lusitana project, the money being de-
rived from the sale Of territorial lands
in Auwaiolimu district in which Lu.
sitana district Is located. ~ vs., -
Plans and preliminary grades as
submitted in a report by the city en-.
gineer we're accepted, and November
o was set as q date on which Lusi.
tana property owners may appear be-
fore the supervisors and express their
wishes In regard to the improvement
project s3ss n.
4 Eneineer Whitehouse also submitted
through Chairman Single of9the roads
committee, preliminary plans for i'm,
proving Beretania street between Nuu-
ann. and King streets down toward
Palama. The maximum estimated
cost Of the project win be $24,6S0.25.
The report was referred to the attor.
neyss department for action before
Thursday nights meeting.
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ENTIRE AREA Of
.MlAhPARk GIVEN
DCARyIVAE MEN
Legal Opinion of City Attorney
0ver-Ridden by Unanimous
Vote of Supervisors

Honolulu's city supervisors once
again dared the fates last night and
put themselves on record as brave
men when they voted against the le-
gal opinion Of the city and county at,
torney and decided to. grant the use
OF Aala park TO the Mid.Pacific Car
nival Company. Ltd
Because of the fact that the carni-
val company: Is a private" corpora
ton, and because Aala park. Is q pub
lie playground, it was deemed by the
municipal attorney, that, the board
could not lawfully close the park. set.
ting 1t aside to the exclusive use of
the company during the week of car
niyal, A. portion of the park could be
granted to the company, but not the
entire area. s..% =
Robert W. Single stood for the
whole hog or none" idea. He told
the board that he did not feel that he
cared to hold back any of the park In
order, to get around mere technical
phrasing Of the law. Maybe It will
be illegal to grant the whole area"
said Mr. Single. "but even IL II IL /
had rather do this thing in a whole.
hearted manner than to do 1t on the
hallway style. .>-...~. -: =
IF there should happen to be any
citizen in this town who is mean
enough to bring an injunction against
US for this act, he could not get bis
Injunction In working order for six
months, and by that time the carnival
win be over. 49, -, - szss ssSs
Mr.. Larsen was not OF the same op.
inion in regard to injunctions howey.
er. As one looked at him II was al
most easy to imagine that he had In
his mind bright memories OF certain
injunctions on road work filed against
the city fathers. tE=.e& -. ~
Larsen Voices Warning. q
Don't you be- too, sure about that,
Mr. sShinglHs he sad. h Let me tell
you TINT a temporary Injunction res.
training thescity rom going ahead.
with the,workf could be brought about
in az hours, and. there's your whole
town on the bum. Don't be too sure
about these injunctions. z E
! ~. y -. .s.,..... a. ~ 80
: 81 ny Wa eLla'
tus $3.50 vaslle y o 1851 Wy" Y.
so..e W. " 4. ,ss' no.. ssI askhs me
op.nioT y, " .us cltss anu equity s ..su
~. = ne IlYLnsy lcoNf4 " NO
when If the request had been granted
In the first place there would have
p ~ no 49, II .louS,e s! 1890.
a.sV ny y,
- - .ns. ~ -
~ So0pel. g y tlIs
Z, az IL s.lp 800
aia pain - " ilIs.
place. we Mouiu nave never hao aa
siiaspaEk Witn ls1tl 1uuse cooper, salu
S. l. as s.S : Il .s "a: : 8
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Fifty-six cases of tuberculosis were
reported to the anti-tuberculosis blu.
reau OF the Board OF Health from the
several islands OF the group during
September, according to the bureaus
report issued today. The REPORT
shows that, of this number OF pa.
tients, 4S were male and 13 female.
TWenty-one deaths resulted from the
disease during the month. p.
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LOCAL

Masonic board Of relief viii hold q
regular session this afternoon at 5
O'clock.
A meeting Of the territorial grand
jury probably will be held in the judi
ciary building at o'clock next Thurs
day afternoon.
The committee OF Is which has
been investigating ocean traffic condi-
tons has been requested by Chairman
| L. Tenney Peck to meet at $50 O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
A large attendance is requested at
the regular meeting Of the Mothers
Club Of Kaimuki, to be held at Eiliue-
kalani- school at O'Clock, Thursday
afternoon.
A discontinuance was filed in circuit
court yesterday Of the case Of T. H.
Davies & Co. against Julia w. Gross.
man and John Walker, an action for
debt and for the enforcement Of me.
chanic's and materialman's lien.
There will be no meeting Of the har-
Dor commission tomorrow owing to
the absence Of a quorum. Until either
Commissioner E. E. Dodge, or Com
missioner c.. J. Mccarthy returns from
the mainland there viii be no weekly
or other meetings. .--.-
Local purchasing agent for the res
idents of the other islands" will be
the topic for discussion at q meeting
Of the board of retail trades of the
Chamber of Commerce which will be
held at $3.50 o'clock next Thursday aft
ernoon in the rooms OF. the chamber.
For the purpose of making an in
spection of WaiahoIe tunnel members
,of the city water commission are
making q trip today to the other side
of the island. Jorgen Jorgensen, con.
tractor Of the Waiahole project and
member of the commission, last week
invited the other members to visit
the big tunnel. - ''@.. , -.--..
Tatsusaburo Takakuwa, a Japanese
merchant, who died In Honolulu on
September q, left an estate valued at
$57541S. according to q petition filed
In circuit court by the widow, Yoshige
TakakuWa, asking that Nobukichi Ta-
kakuwa be appointed administrator
The heirs are the widow and four min
or children. The petition win be heard
by Circuit Judge Whitney on Novem.
Der ID - s4ss',Es - y. - =
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ANH-SALo DON LEAGUE.
WORKER ON, TOUR AROuI T..
SCHOOLS Of ISC4NDS

Rev. John W. Wadman, superintend
ent of the Anti-Saloon League of Ha-
waii. left this morning for a tour OF
the windward side of the island In the
interests of an educational campaign
He will visit the schools at Kaneohe
Hauula. Waiahole and Waimanalo, adj
dressing the pupils on the subject OF
temperance and morals, returning to
the city on Thursday in time for the
regular monthly session of the execu.
tive committee Of the league which
takes place on that day at 2 p. NJ
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VESSEL TO AND
F FROM THE LANDS
Especial Wireless 10 Merehants'
..> Exchanue.) 80 ~''>'''ss
Tuesday, October IL.

= Eue8dayS October Z. =.
.GRAYS HARB0R- Sailed Oct. II
sch. Caroline for Honolulu. s. ~.
SAN FRANCISCO -Arriyed Oct. II,
a. m, s. s. Wilhelmina, hence Oct. 6,
SAN FRANcIScO-Arriyed Oct. II. :
p. m, U. s. A. T. Thomas, hence
Oct, 4. ~. - ~- -, $50. T.. 80 i
EUREKA-Arrived Oct. IL, sch. w. II
l. Smith from Kahului, Sept. %,
HILO Sailed Oct IL, s. 8. Anyo
Maru for Valparaiso via ports.
PORT ALLEN--Arriyed Oct. IL, sch.
Albert Meyer from Newcastle tnoi
Kahului). 5s. $50 fs u
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Luapali. who had formerly given in
his name as Lapali. when charged with
burglary in the first degree, changed
his name when the charge was
changed to larceny in the second de-
gree and also entered a plea of guilty.
He was given the heavy sentence Of
nine months. fs@E
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aQtOQTneQ TO- meet AGAIN On. i nuF6Qag
at 1880. Several visitors were present
at the. meeting, staying through the
entire session.
4 proposal to, supply Warrenite. mix
ture for city pairing was submitted
from the Bitnlithice Paving G. Con-
crete Company by j. A. Gilman, local
representative Of the company. The
mixture is offered at $11 a ton.
J. Supervisor William Larsen announc-
ed, by: request last night that he has
been working during the week upon
a bulldog trailer of the Larsen type,
and. that the trailer in question meets
with the hearty approval of Chairman
Single of the roads committee.
has recommended an. appropriation of
5000 to repair the roof of the police
headquarters, Mr.. ,Freitas says that
the department is able te,supply work
men. and that only material will be
needed, A resolution appropriating
the amount passed first reading.
w. o. Smiths communication. which
seeks financial aid for the Kauikeo-
lani Children's hospital. was read last
night before the board and. turned
over to the ways and means commit
tee, The clerk was instructed to in.
vite Mr.. Smith to attend the next
meeting Of the supervisors, and pre-
sent his request IN person.
Supervisor Hollinger's revised, reso-
luton on parks and Fairgrounds met
unanimous approval when submitted
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last night to the other supervisors.
By the resolution Kapiolani park is
excluded from the list of those over
which the new park superintendent
Ii to have charge. Following the
adoption Of the resolution, Mayor
Lane announced the appointment of
A. K. Vierra to the new position at
$l25 q month. @'.s~s
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Pensioners OF the PENNSYLVANIA rail-
road. numbering 29O6. received $685.
S43 in benefits during the last fiscal
year OF the railroad.
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POLICE COURT NOTES

All See, convicted Of having lottery
tickets In his possession, was given
the usual fine Of SIS and costs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-12

An electric fire alarm siren invented
by Denver man has been. heard Il
miles
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81 AUTHORITY.
RESOLUTIONS NO. so7.

4 go
BE it Resolved by the Board NJ SUI
pervisors OF the City and County OF
/ Honolulu. Territory OF Hawaii that
the sum of Three Thousand and Five
Hundred Dollars (s35oO0Ol be anG the
same is hereby appropriated our OF
the Permanent improvement Fund of
the Treasury of the City and County
for the account known as Sidewalk
and Curling ~
Presented by fsss 81 4
T ROBERT w. SFIIEGLE,
. H Supervisor.
j Date of introduction:
Honolulu, Hawaii, October il, 1915.
At a regular adjourned meeting Of
the Board OF Supervisors OF the City
and County of Honolulu, held on Mon
day. October IL 1916, the foregoing
solution was passed on First Read.
ing and ordered to print on the follow
ing vote Of said board
Ayes: AHA, Arnold, Hollinger. Hor-
ner. Larsen, Logan, Single. Total I.
Noes: None. 81
ssa ~ E. BUFFANDEAU,
sss,s Deputy City and County Clerk.
6292-Oct. u, 13, IL.
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Date of introduction:
Honolulu, Hawaii, October il, 1915
RESOLUTION Nos sos.

y H n y
Be 1t Resolved by the Board OF Su.
peryisors of the City and County OF
Honolulu, Territory OF Hawaii, that
the sum of Three Hundred Ninety-two
Dollars ts39200) be and the same is
hereby appropriated out of all moneys
III the General Fund Of the Treasury
for the following purpose: ss
Emergency Hospital furniture and
equipment ................. .$392.00
Presented by ,;~-.:.. - - - g. "a. ri
DANIEL LOGAN, J:
~. e. ga. - = Supervisor,
Honolulu, Hawaii, October IL, 1915.
AT q regular adjourned meeting OF
the Board OF Supervisors of the City
and County of Honolulu, held on Non
day, October II, 1915, the foregoing
Resolution was passed on First Read,
ing and ordered to, print on the follow
ing vote Of said board, 80 IT.
2 Ayes: AHA, Arnold, Hollinger, Hor
ner, Larsen, Logan, Single. Total Z.
Noes: None.
~-..... - E. BUFFANDEAU.
Deputy City and County Clerk.
6292-Oct u, Is, II.
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When Your Eyes. Need Care
Try Murine Eye Remedy
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MEMO's Of MEETING OF
r CITY SUPER IS0RS,

=. At IL o'clock-last night the board
adjourned to, meet again, on Thursday
at 1880. Several visitors were present
at; the meeting. staying through the
entire session.
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DA4N1NA A4ON1ANt
g,., e. ...- <; y - Supervisor.
Honolulu, Hawaii, October IL, 1915
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-05
WHERE ARE YOUR soYsf

DO the parents OF Bryan know
where their boys are. where they 60,
and what they do? The Eagle has
heard a lot Of complaint OF depreda-
tions on melon patches which Is very
annoying as well as heavy loss to
those who are growing melons for
market. The parents OF Bryan by a
little care could aid In preventing
vandalism Of this kind. One com.
plsinant remarked TO The Eagle rep
resentative that as long as he had
two melons any boy eoald get one Of
them by coming and asking him for
Il. He Is always glad to give a boy a
melon. but does not like for them to
go In his patch and waste them. espe-
cially before they are ripe. No doubt
all the other melon growers feel this
way about Il. and the boys could get
all the melons they want simply for
the asking.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-05
FABULOUS increase
IN GOLD REsERvE
Statement Of Rsssrvs Bsnks sho~o
Ineresss Of Over ss.ooo.coo
ssr Past Week.


Washington. July 5.-Gold reserves
OF the IL Federal reserve banks in
creased during the last week more
than $s,Ooo.ooo. according to state
ment Of their condition July 2. Issued
Saturday By the Federal Reserve
Board. II shows:
Resov-ces:
Total sold reserves. s2ss.2ss.coz.-
Total reserve. s2ss.ies. .ooo.
Total bills discounted and boa<ht.
$50. Isl. .ooc.
Investments. ss7.is5.ooo.
All other resources. sa.sso.ooo.
Total resources. ssee. ISL. 900
Liabilities:
Capital stock paid In. ssi.i2s.oao.
Reserve deposits. net. ses5 .sss 900.
Federal reserve notes. net. siz.1ss.-
ooo.
Other liabilities. si.s7s,oo0.
Total liabilities. $3.50. .4sf 900.
Gold reserve against net liabilities.
s7.s per cent.
Cash reserve against net liabilities.
ss.i per cent
Cash reserve against liabilities A.
ter setting aside 20 per cent gold ~
serve notes in circulation. sss per
cent.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-05
FERGUSON NOT ACT
ON REQU|S|T|0N
Federal Authorities Must First Tell
Him Who Has Authority to
Ask Extradition.

Austin. Tex. July 5.-Covernor
Ferguson announces that he win take
no action In the requisition Of Huerta
until Washington officially advises
him that the villa Governor OF the
State Of chihuahua Is the proper per-
son to request requisition.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-05

Dispatches In today's State papers
said that Holt was once a student
Of the Texas A. & ". College and
was graduated from that institution.
Registrar Friley OF A. & NJ. was
communicated with today by The
Eagle and he authorized the positive
statement that Holt was never a stu
dent OF that institution.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-05
VICE PRESIDENT
SLEPT THROUCA It
Five Hundred People Met Train At
Little Rock. But Their Shouts
Failed to Wake Him.
tBy Associated Pres..l

Little Rock. Ark. July 5.--Governor
Hays Of Arkansas. the mayor aud
leading citizens here met Vice Presi-
dent Marshall's train when Il stopped
ten minutes here today. intending TO
give him a reception. Despite the
reception and noise. Mr.. Marshall
slept peacefully In his berth through
the racket OF Eve hundred persons
wanting 10 shake his hand.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-05
GLORIOUS FOURTH
RETURNS ARE IN
The Killed MANNED and Property
Loss About Up to the Usual
Average.
tBy Associated press.i

Chicago. Ill. July 5.-Estima,es
complied from press dispatches show
that eight were killed. III injured
and sss.55o fire loss on Sunday as a
result OF the Fourth OF July celebra-
ton throughout the United States.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-05
Was Known In Texas.

Fort Worth. Tex. July 5.-Thomas
s. James OF Polytechnic Institute. a
classmate OF Holt. said the latter
shortly before isos held some irriga
tion land near Brownsville. but gave
II up. failing to get water rights.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-05
TEXAS TORNADO
Did BIG DAMAGE
Several Persons Injured. Stores
Wrecked. Forty thousand Dol.
lars Damage Done.

San Angelo. Tex. July 5.--A lorna
do injured several persons slightly.
did $4,000 damage and wrecked sew
eral stores yesterday at Merton.
west OF here.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-05

Dallas. Tex. July Mrs. Holt.
when questioned by, her father today.
said her husband might haye told
her the name OF the Wisconsin town
where he said he was born. but she
was unable to recall II.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-05

Glen Cove. y. Y. July 5.-Holt was
so depressed today the prison officials
took away his belt. fearing he might
harm himself The biggest problem
Of the secret service today Is to try
to discover Hollis birth place and
antecedents.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-05
GERMAN NOTE READY.
Must Be Submitted 10 Various De,
partments Before Transmission.

Thy Associated Prcss.l
Berlin. July 5.-The preliminary
draft Of the German reply to the
American note regarding the Lust
tania and Germany's submarine war.
fare has been prepared. says the
Overseas News Agency. The draft
must now. be submitted to the sew
eral German departments. after
which II win be forwarded TO Wash
ington.