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Sic 9reiIc.
Catholic Meiienser Mnne
Sobges.
She Simes - @Ioiie Meumu,1.
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Imam.
Ser 9emofrot -aennetb GringIe
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mann.
9l1td Gleanier Maoden ~ Gli5a.
beth McGube nno Clio Sero.
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terion lut6 gpelpn 0oran.
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!!mor6 @itt, Butter 5a11tee un6 Gbeo.
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Motber 8ouic Characters.
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Sanforo.
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a2ittle 8op gllle - &idaro gobl-
mon.
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5abetb Galbert.
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- Catherine galpert.
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Stanley Collier unb slIice @alton.
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&ofbfappden - Mabeline @arter.
@cobims @artg.
(Beleitet bon 6ra1 S. 5. 8arfer.)
8ri0e - Sta1ia Mab0en.
Groom Sad Starter.
Mini1ter Malcolm Semple.
@breniungfer - Mlice Scotsman.
Mlen Sousman, Ilbert 9atplon,
Sod S'8annon, &alpb Gram, IT,,
Saa WfcGop, 9orotbp Sane 6Iufe,
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Iemple, &l1tb aellog, @ettD @arner,
Sane @obgen, Sad collier, @Ienn
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&atbrpn 9otter, Mltbia 59nlmeilter,
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fer, &atbrpn Saneg, Maomi @palot,
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-18

Tcrfnden Sic Muiterple. Grifcm Sic
IN ipic id)ncll cs Grlcihtcrung idafft.

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-18

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-18

8crlangt: Gin COMPLETENESS Maoden
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-18

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auf @unId bon Slili1s @oIb5ier
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be6enfef geIfiegen; = be6tutet
9efauen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-07
PROGRESSIVE RE|CHSTAG MAN
HOPES AMERICANS WILL keep
BEYOND THE FLAMES OF WAR
SAY U. S. MAY DO HIGHEST SERVICE FOR JUSTICE BY
STAYING OUT OF C0NFLICT-M0RE SUBMARINE VIC
TINS REPORTED T0DAY-LlTTlE ACTIVITY IN WAR
ARENAS, GERMANS CLAIMING SOME LOCAL SUCCESSES
tassociated Press Service by Federal wireless.l

LONDON, England April THAT Germany wishes to remain
friendly with the United States apd hopes that America viii
be drawn the the emphatic declaration today of
Frederick Payer the noted German statesman and
member of the Rechsg the speech being made in that body
Reuters despatch from Berlin that Payer declared
I'VE feel ourselves united with America by of blood We hope
that the Americans will justice They perhaps render the
war"
Peter SPAIN eaderlo the Center declared that
Belgium and Germany the United States sympahzes with Great
Britain and her
Frederick Ebert leader of the Socialists said that the British
attempting Germany and must be opposed with
restricted of the torpedo He declared the right of nea
respected.
Count Westap Conservative condemned the attitude of the
United States in supplying ammunition to the Allies
BERLIN Germany, April The capture of the strong position
OF Haucourt by the Germans regarded of the important
of developments the offensive campaign Verdun
AMSTERDAM Netherlands April The Echo de Beige pub
fishes today the that Gabrielle Petit Belgian
has been executed by the Germans being alleged that she conducted
information bureau the of
fenced death but her committed life
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-07
GERMAN OFFICIAL
cABlEGRAMS
TopAYS REPORT,

GERMAN HEADQUARTERS, April
German troops after careful
preparation and tenacious fighting
conquered British crater positions
south of Ste. Eloi, defended by Cana.
dian troops. In the Argonne the
French sprang mines north of Four.
departs, later on short combats en-
sued. Enemy. who had advanced with
flame-thrower, was rapidly driven
back. Several enemies eHdeavors
against German forest posit on north
east of Ayocourt not successful.
East of the Meuse the French wers
unable to carry out attacks against
positions in Cailetse forest, which are
firmly in German hands French
troops, ready for planned attack, were
shelled by German artillery.
East front: Russian local but vio-
lent attacks south of Narocz Lake
failed. Enemy's artillery lively on
both sides of lake.
Socialists Uphold Chancellor.
BERLIN, April Tin q speech to
the Reiehstag, following that of the
chancellor, Member Ebert, a Socialist,
expressed his conformity with the
views of parliament and the chan.
cellor.
Ebert insisted that enemies. es-
pecially Socialists in the enemy coun.
tries, decline peace, ask humiliation
of Germany; that therefore Germany's
duty is to stand firmly by the govern
ment and country for defense. As to
question of annexation, he poipted put
that Germany is unable to give back
now the Polish, Lithuanian and 9th
er provinces to the reactionary Rus
sian yoke; that this is to be under.
stood in the light of the ehancellor's
declaration that germany does not
want to crush other races, but wants
a basis for peaceful development Of
European civilizatic;. :.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-07
FEDERAL GRAND
JURY'S REPORT
HITS At EVILS
Prosecution of Trivial Cases,
as Under McCarn Regime,
is Condemned
ILLICIT TRAFFIC IN
DRUGS ALSO FlAYED
U. S. District Attorney and
U. S. Marshal Thanked
for Cooperation

Consideration by the local United
States court of trivial delinquencieS,
such as the numerous statutory cases
which flooded the calendar during the
JEFF McCarn regime, which pro ler!y
should be taken before the territorial
courts, is discouraged in the final re-
port of the federal grand jury fer the
October, 1915, term, presented today.
in no instance" reads the report in
this connection, has the grand jury
failed to recognize and thoroughly in
vestigate every infraction of federal
law and Justice in Hawaii nei brought
before it.; but we have discouraged
the consideration of trivial delinquen-
cies which properly should be taken
by the local territorial courts. In the
past the time of the United States
court and jnriss has been wasted in
the investigation of matters which
are strictly in the zone of the terri.
torial grand juries.'' r.
Dishonesty In, Office.
The attention of the court is called
to dishonesty in the public service as
follows: .~~- ..
This grand jury has had cases of
dishonesty in the postoffices of the
territory and tie department of JUS
tice brought before it. We commend
the strict supers ision by the inspect
ors of such departments that has re-
suited in the indictment of such Of
tenders. The absolute integrity and
honesty of each and every employe in
all departments of the federal govern
ment cannot be too strongly insisted
on -. - - ,..s.
Soaking of the assistance rendered
by army officials in the prosecution
of cases, the report says: -.
IN the preliminary investigation
and resulting indictments of enlisted
men of the United States army sta
toned here, this jury has had the
hearty cooperation of the army Off
GERS, non-commissioned and line, who
Continues on page two) i..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-07
ANARCHIST BAND
WOULD KILL OFF
EUROPEAN kings
Further Developments in the
CroneS Case Reveal Sem
sationaI Plot
USE POISON, NO BOMBS
"UNLESS NECESSARY"
Various American and Euro
pean Cities Said to Be
Used BY Gang
fAssnriatad ass an Fsdsral W:relessl


CHICAGO, Ill, April What ap-
pears to be plot of worldwide pro-
portions against the rulers of euro
rean countries has developed from the
poisoning case a few weeKs ago when
half hundred guests at dinner to
Archbishop Mundelein, the Catholic
prelate, were made temporarily very
ILL., d.: ~. ... !. ...a
Jean Crones, the assistant chef of
the University Club, where the poison
ing occurred, disappeared just DeIore
the banquet and tne police on search
ing his room found evidence that he
is an anarchist and had carefully
planned this and other poisonings.
otate's Attorney Hoyne now an
pounces that the investigation of
Crones activities shows that he was
part of a gang of plotters who were
planning to assaasinate European mon
archs The cZar headed the list CT
their Intended victims, with the kaiser
second. The gang had representatives
in various American cities and in Eu.
rope. Poison was to be used and mo
bombs unless absolutely necessary" "
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-07
$1,000 IN GOLD
ISSTOLEN FROM
NAALEHU OFFICE
Money For Hutchinson PIanta-
ton Payroll Taken From
Table; Inspector Busy

[Star- Bulletin Special by Mutual wirslessl
HILo, April THE Naalehu post
office has been robbed OF $1,000 In
gold. There is no clue to the robbery
Postoffice Inspector Thomas J. FIavin
is making an Investigation. The money
disappeared from a table In the office
According to the inspectors depart
ment here the money was sent by
registered parcel from C.. Brewer &
Co.'S office to the Hutchinson Sugar
Plantation Co. h..
.It was the March payroll for Hutch
inson Plantation said E. Faxon Bisn'
op of Brewer & Co. at noon today,
1T was $1,000, all in gold coin. We
know none of the details, having been
informed of the robbeIiy by plantation
officials, by wireless" H. .
Postoffice Inspector Flavin was no
titled by radio of the robbery and left
on the Mauna Kea Wednesday morn
ing for Hilo and Naalehu. =
The postmaster at Naalehu Is Basil
Apiki. He notified the inspector
Naalehu is in the Kau district of the
Big Island, and is the postoffice for
Hutchinson Plantation, of which c.
Brewer & Co. are agents in this city.
What denominations the gold coins
were Mr.. Bishop said he did not
know. Inspector Flayin may posi-
bly, return on the Mauna Kea tomor'
row, but it is not thought likely.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-07
GOVERNORS PARTY
AT WORK ON KAUAI

[Star-B Bulletin Special by Mutual wirelsss]
WAIMEA, Kauai, April 7.-Governor
PInkham and the official party and
unofficial Representatives accompany.
ing him to Kauai TO investigate the
kapaa-Walrouli land, water and rail-
road matter, arrived at o'clock this
morning.
They were greeted by several Kauai
people. At daylight the governor
started, breaIsfastins at the aWaln1ea
motel and then visited the Kekaha
government lands, retaining to Keka-
ha at noon 20 talk with n. p. FAYE,
manager Of the kekaha sugar COM
pany, regarding land and homestead
matters.
The party will visit koioa reservoir
this afternoon, after Iunchinq at the
Waimea Hotel, and will spend the
night at lihue. Tomorrow morning
the kapaa section will be visited.
Superintendent Of Public Works
Forbes today Investigated the w. o.
CroWelf electric light plant at Waimea
for the utility commission.
The governor is busy getting data
on the various matters. The weather
is clear and all in the party are well.
L. D. Timmons, editor of the Garden
Island and secretary of the Kauai
Chamber of Commerce; {. n. w
5roadbent, manager of Grove Farm
Plantation, and Or. Frank L. Putnam,
superintendent Of the Lihue hospital
were those meeting the governor as
the steamer arrived. ....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-07
LATEST TIP is NO SPECIAL
SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE
Speaker Hosten Returns to Big Island Without Expectation
of Being Called Back BY Governor

incidentally. Mr.. Holstein in con-
versation with Mayor Lane put for
ward a suggestion that may be acted
upon by the city as an argument in
favor of the session.
One of the reasons advanced why
the session should not be called is that
il would be for the sole benefit of Ho-
nolulu and the expenses should not,
therefore, be paid for from the funds
of the entire territory. Speaker Hol.
stein has suggested that the city of.
ficials might include in their memori.
al to the governor statement that
the expense of the session would be
borne by Honolulu He is of the opin.
ion that this could be done through an
enabling act passed as one ofthe first
actions of the special session. Mayor
Lane it is understood thinks very well
indeed of the suggestion and it wit
probably be made to Governor Pink
ham.
No developments are expected un-
til some time after the governor re
turns from Kauai.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-07

The tip is out that Governor Pink
ham will not caIl special session of
the legislature TO consider the finan-
cial hole in which Honolulu has found
itself and out Of which the city Off
cials wish legislative help to climb.
The governor is said 10 take the
position that such a session is un-
necessary, and that it win be SO ex-
pensive as not to be practical.
: II. L. Holstein, the veteran speaker
Of many sessions Of the lower house,
is returning 10 Hawaii tomorrow
after a weeks stay here. during which
he attended the Republican territorial
convention Mr. Holstein also called
on the governor, and while it is GER
tain they discussed the possibility
of q special session. the member from
Kohala regards his talk with the gov.
ernor as confidential and will not give
out what the governor said.
But II is certain that Holstein goes
back to Hawaii without the expecta.
ton Of being called upon to return for
special session.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-07
SALEOF OPIUM
Forbidden BY
REVOLUTIONISTS
(Sneeial Gable TO LibertY News

ISpeelaI CabI6 20 LIDeTIy NtW5.J
SHANGHAI, April Republicans
are making an attack on the use OF
opium. They state that the drug evil
must be downed, and in the first
move against the government grant
ing licenses to opium yenders, the di
recting officer appointed by Yuan
Shih-Kai to dispose of opium was
killed.
Revolutionists are arresting every
officer in Canton connected with the
selling of opium, and have announced
that while they are in control the
sale of the drug must stop. Chung
King Ming and .Chu Jup Sun, military
leaders in the republican army, who
recently arrived in Canton, have in
dorsed the movement. go.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-07
YUAN WANTS HELP FROM
JAPAN; JAPANESE NOT
LIKELY TO ASSIST HIM
Especial Cable to Nippu JijiD

TOXIC; Japan, April Japan has
decided not to receive Yuan Shih-Kai's
envoy officially. Yuan is making
every effort to secure the. support of
Japan in his fight for his position,
and has decided to send special en-
yoy to Japan to confer with the jap
anese officials regarding the Chinese
will dash cold water on the hopes
will dash cold water on the houpes
of Yuan. as the japanese officials are
not fayoring either side in the Chi
uese trouble.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-07
GERMANS SHIFT ATTACK
AND CUT FIRST TRENCHES

PARIS, France, April The
Germans today shifted their at
tack slightly to the east, directing
it against the Hines of Bethincourt
and Chattancourt. In some places
they penetrated the first line trench.
In the vicinity of the bloody ground
of Dead Mans Hill the Germans
were driven by a attack
from their recently captured posi-
tions.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-07
VILLA IS Miles
AHEADOF U.S.. !.
FORCESSTILL
ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wireless !

IAssoc:ated Press By Federal wireisssI
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April 7.-Gen.
Pancho Villa was at Cieneguilla, 10
miles south of Satevo, on Tuesday, &C.
cording to Gen. Gutierrez, Carranza
commander. E.
The American caxalrymen are now
pushing toward Satevo. Gutierrez has
reported to Gen. j. Franklin Bell that
the Carranzistas engaged so Yillistas
at Cieneguilla, killing 10 of the Villa
followers and capturing two. These
latter said that Villa had left Ciene.
guilla that morning with 200 followers,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-07
Especial Cable to Nippu Jiji.

TOXIC, Japan, April THE Chtyo
Maru, wrecked off Hongkong, has
been abandoned to her fate. No ef-
fort will be made to salvage her, and
this morning the last of the sailors
were taken to the island of Lena. A
terrific storm and a high sea forced
the Chiyo on the rocks near Hong
kong, and the members of the crew
who stayed on board were ordered to
abandon the ship. H.. =.
Owing to the high seas the mem
bers Of the crew could not reach the
mainland and we're forced to remain
on the island, wheresfood was passed
to them by ropes from tugs, which
neared the island. but could not
make landing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-07
SUBMARINES AGAIN USE
MEDlTERR SEA FOR
T0RPED0InG ACTIVITIES
T Associatsd Press ~ xsasrai Wlrslsssl

! ABoclatod FIo31 DY E00oEnI. WIEoI115 ?
LONDON, England, April r.
The British steamer Sirnla has been
sunk in the Mediterranean sea, sup
posedly by a hostile submarine.
Eleven of those aboard, all Asiatics,
have been drowned.
In addition, the torpedoing Of the
French sailing vessel ST. Hubert is
reported. There were no casualties
in this case.