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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28
glnr frieSIide 0anSeIsidiffe.

glur frieSIide 6auSeISidifie.
Bon Sen friiberen geriiferlnsen ser
oeutiden Sfcgierlne biuiidtlid
ser Submarine &riegfiibrun9
betroffen. 9lrmirte Sdiffe
iperOeu obnc @orniiug torpeoirt
n aein 9tufidub oes Sufrofttre.
tens ser ueiieu oeutiden SSuitruf-
tioncn an ibre llntcriccbootG Som.
monOanten.
@aibinqtom 81 6ebruar. r.
0eutitlouO bat @otidaitcr @rof
9ernitorfi initruirt, Sic omerifaui-
i1c &eaicruug in aenntaiB su ics
scn, ooB sic biuiidtlirb ser 5ubmur
rine aricgiiibrlng i'm n2uiitania."
m0 0sIro6ic. Sale gegebeHen @erii-
heungen TeutiHIano's nod bin.
benz iinO, iib ober mlr altf Sauoels.
idiffc frieOli6eu @barofterS be5ie.
ben.
Gie Snitruftioncn aus Berlin
weiicn Ben 9oti@oiter ipc8ieI olt
Staatsietret6r 2ouiiug ooroif su
Oerlueiien Dab 0ie onge6licb mir 5n
@ertbeiOigungs5lpeden oruirteu bri.
tiihen Sanoelsibifie oielfacb lire
@eidliibe 81 9lnerifieu alif Oclltide
llntericebootc bcnusen. Gum Be
weiie Oieier 9cbmlptilng bat ooS
oeuti6e gluSpdrtige 9lmt Dem 9ot.
ibaiter 3wedS llnterbreituua in
StoatS Gcportemcnt cine 2iltc bon
minOeitcus 20 6aQen ecianOt, in oes
ncn ornirtc britiiAc SonoeIsitiffe
oeutiHc EouAbootc nugegriffeu ba.
ben ioacu.
Tertrailide 9tahridten aus Ser,
lin beiogen, ouB Oic 0iterrei6iiAen
mo Oeitiden Submarine.Gomman
ountcu bercitS lire ueiien GrOreS err
boItcn bobcn unO bon Dienitaa Inn
@litterua1t al oae armirtcn ieiuo.
lidcu Sonoelsidiiic obne por6crige
gSornim9 torpeOircn ipcroeu. @S
wurOc beiont OaB eiiiiee Ser llutcr.
ieeboot Gommouoauten bereitS ibre
8aiiS perIaiicu DabelL uno oaB, icl6it
iaQS oie @ercinigten Staoteu cine
Geridicbung ocS EcrnlinS Ger ncilen
Submarine Gainpa9ne perlanget
ioIltel oieiem g9mi1e ni6t itottge.
aebeil peroen f6nntc, ga cs ilnnos.
LID iein miiroe, oeu GoubbootSSiib.
rern gtadridt 5ufonmen 81 lalicn.
9teue Submarine 4rie9
iibritng piro ram 1.
mars begiunen.
glmitcrDauL 81 SebruGr, BID
SonOon 9tod 9lnoabe ser p9toro.
ocutihcn 9algemeineu 3cihlua" pes
oftbi6ien oeutihen Nreous, lino ollie
9eribte. oaB Die oeuticben glutoritd.
ten ibre@ldne bitiihtlid ser 9ebanO.
hmg ormirter feipOIid)er Sonoels.
i6ifie onoern piiroen, un6egriinoet.
Sic 3eitlng iogf: Sine cnergiiAe
Gllrdiiibrltng imieres Submarine
9riegcS nab ben III oem oelttideu
Olemorououn flargelegteu @rin5i.
picn miro sur fcitgeiesteu Belt Begin
men,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28
Sin SlfumencsfinS nnf Der gltbcuer
gItrppplis.

Gin oiterreihiiber tSorider ga.
Milo &rdidnifcr, bat oui scr Miro
polls IN 9ltben bcim Gurditobern
bon Stulpturenbrihitiiden sic bin.
ter sen 01uieen ouigeitopcIt Iiceen.
in cinelu Wl6rteIblod ciucn aopF Der
floiiiiden 3eit otbeltiiher @iloncrei
Scr 3ipeiten SGIitc 0es 5. SSobrbuns
oeris gefimOen Ger colo Ssralleu.
fopf aus parilhcni WlarInor, oeiien
cine Sdlfte fait poIlfontmcn erboltcn
iii, miro bon 9roihnifer iebt III oen
So6resbciten oeS Ceiierrcidiidleu iii.
AdoIogiihcn SSniiitutS III Nier nit
Der 6igiu, 5u Scr er 5fueiieucS ges
bort, ais g9crf ocS sIlfdmencs ailnes
prodeu, cineS oer grobfeu 3eitac.
noien imO Shiiler oeS 9}bi0ioS. 9e
bonoelt iid I'M Die @ruppe oes afroa
poliSnnliciunS, sic oort ne6cn oet
BON oeu Gngldnoern nibt geroubtcn
menigen 9ieiien ser 9Sort6cnouaiebel
Iuno Den &drpatioen 0eS GrchtbeionS
aitf Der gltropoliS ais uobesn einlan
5nriidgebliebenc &crtreter scr eroBeu
Slaitif 0ic @lanj5eit Der 9ltbencr
9lra reprdieutiren, Gs lit ctne
@ruppc &rotnc imO sStpS oic ana.
mcucs nodpcisIitb fiir Sic @urg gc
idlaiien bat Dlit ser oiird oen aopf
70 9hidfd) crsdn5tet Gjrnppc lit cin
neucr 9luSgaugSpuutt iiir sic Gr
femntniS oeS biSIcr INNER nod
iblclcrlaitcQ {iinitIcrS gaafmeucS
gcuonuen
gScibIi6. sSrdulein: Ser
lid mar mein lebtes @cibuohtsfeltl
gaein @crebrer bat iid cnoIid or.
fIart, lno feline ciu5iac 6reunoiu bot
iih ocrlobtl"
Nci m a@ormouic". .Srii g.
X l oppcn. Hod0m mon Ser
: Salani, oen SlaorS mo oen aas
podcr 5uaeiprodeu Scr Giriqcut:
.llnO mm iinoen mir: 90 iouitcr,
iiibcr Saudi" neine &crrcul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28
glns Der NInitlpeIt.

Stia @uIp oIs Soliitin i'm Seem.
gorf @bil6ormoniiben 0rdciter.
g9iro am 8. @lar3 in oeru2pric"
Iineeu. SDmpboniide Sieoer
BON StronSfD. Cireftor Strube
in Bolton aeebrt. Gr6ieIt cine
golocnc NlcooiIIe.
Sin GROCER miIiifoliidcr @enuB
ltebt ser DAdiflpcIt in gIuSiidt Oa
oic bcriibmtc 2icocridngerin 5rdiI'
lei SrIio Gulp am 8. N}dr5 in DER
,,2pric" nit ocm g|ep Dorf &biIbor'
ulolliiheu GrNeitcr iingeu wtro
Tie bepor5ugte 5dugeriu miro ei.
uiec lgmpboniidc 2ieOer bon Sol.
StrunStp, Giriaeut OeS Srdeiters,
uuO ciui0e 9ro6msi6e 2icoer 81
@cb0r bringeu
Sic 2icoer ocS &rn. Sraustp iinO
DolIiG neu mo bier nod nidt gcb0rt
porocu. GiucS ocrieIbcn bctitclt ii9
,,Moonriie4 mo boS onOerc 0Sfc-
QUEEN"
6rduleil Gulp, luelAc 81 ocn be-
ten Sie0eri6naerincn Der Se9en.
mort gc6ort, lit cine 9c6orcnc @ols
lGnoerin BOD iiuoirte oicicIbe in
Geutiblono, lpoiel6lt iic ocn @umo.
Ttein 3u ibrcm @liid legte. 0ie aiinit.
Ierin bcrfiigt ii6cr eiueu berrlihcn
0le55o-Sopron nnO ic0r 9utc Snter.
pretotiou 9ciorocrs lit Sri. Gulp
fir i6rc imii6crtrciilihc @icoergabe
bon ShmuonlL Sbu6ert, Spu9o
g9olf, @ro6nlS lmo HiGoro StrauB
2ic0cr bctault.
Iicic5 CONCERT lit 0oS Oriitc luO
leste 0eS CrdeiterS in Baltimore,
lmo cntbGlt ooS &rogrumn Soben
BON Bod 0ienOclsio6lt Gporod mo
1id)oifopstp'S picrtc SDnpbinae.
Qircftor Strubc Qcc6rt.
1ic ,S0bigtcitcn ser goltimorer
0hiiifer wcr0cn in alien E6eilcn Oes
2ouocS oucrfoiut ilnO purOc Gircf.
tor Stru6c, Scr Girigcnt ocS 9olti.
morer Symphonic SrNeitcrS, in
9oitolt @eNcnltanO bciou0crcr &er.
cbrimg Sic 9oitoucr Wluiifcr gcbeu
alIidbrlih cin GouBert 3um 9ciien
Oes 6on0s Scr 9lmcrican Seocroiion
Der Nlniifer. on ucl6em oiesmol
400 0lriitcr ibcilnabmcn 3lm Gis
rigeutcN OciIcl6en muroc Ncrr Gjts
itoo Strubc cnuGblt. GoS %ubIiflm
mar iebr cnbiidt iibcr Die 9trt mo
@eiic nit pcIcbcr @crr Strube Sen
Eoftitod ibmong Die GPllifer iola.
ten nit 6rcuoe Der Seitung oeS Giri.
genter ipel1cr Oos Gou5ert 5li cineut
aroBcu Giriolgc berboli (gtad) Dem
CONCERT luuroe ScrrE Gtrubc cine
9roBc lleberroibung 5ut6eil Sir
ieine groben GienIte unO 6dDi0tcit
iurrOe ibm inter cntiprehenocr 9Iu.
ipradlc cine goINcnc NlcOoiIIe iiber-
rcid)t.
Serr Strl6c lpor iriiber scr Blueiic
Girigent ocS Bolton Spmpbonic. Or.
beiterS ino fam Dor Orei SSobrct
onfGeronloiilug oes 0ircftor porolo
&onoolpb 5um 9ea6oOp Gonicroato-
rirm iun 'Oic StcIhmg oeS peritorbe.
nen 3. 9. @oiic ais 2c6rcr fiir S6c.
oric, Sarmonic rmo Competition
on5une6lnet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28
Ser qsapit iuu entIdeiceu.

S6 sic poIniidtatboliihc NJ.
arelB @emein0c, oercn @cmeiu0e.
hans am Siio 9roaopan no6c ser
@rott StraBc, itcbt, umo ieit meb-
rcrci ,Sohrcn cine lucbAdnai0c cSc.
mcinOc lpor, lpicocr III Ole r0miid,
fat1oliibe Stride olli8cnolulncn lpcr'
ocn fouu iDiro BON Eopit cutihic'
Sen pcrocn. Cardinal @ibbonS bate
Oic 9(ufun6nc Ocr @cmeulOe ucrlueis
0ert. cr nor ieoot bereit, 0ie 0iit.
alieOcr in0ipi0ucll oiiSlncbmen Gin
Gonlitc Der 05eneinOe bego6 iidJ 0aul
norigc SSodc nod SSal5iugtou un0
iuiterbreitetc Dem pGpiilibcn @ciono.
ten Wli9r 9ou5auo bic stngelcaen1eit.
TerieIbc pcriprod, rnl0cbcnO init
oeu Sirdjcniiirit iii 9toni ii &cr6in-
Dung 3u trctcn. Iic polnilhc @c'
meinOc, oic felt bier @}ouate1 obnc
@rieitcr ILL., 6ot Elm @otteSbous,
ooS cincn @crtb pon lmaefdbr $40.
600 rcpr0ieutirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28
In FILTER @rSc.

gtli Ocni u2ouoon-&orf.
iuuroc geitern 9|o6mittog Serr
&enrp &ramer, Der I'M gllter BON So
Sobreu in icincr Mo6mmg 9Ir. 4i3.
Siio 9cutolou StraBe, ocitorbcst
mar 5ur Icbtcu &ubc gclegt 1ic
Gronerfeierlidfeitcn fonoen inter
2eitang OeS &oitorS 9iin5Ier BON
scr eDouacliiHeu ct. %obonnes.
Stride itatt. gnS @o6rtiicbtrGoer
fungirieu oic Scrreu 9Silliom 5led,
Inoi0 Sdrend, Sobn s. @lob, glO
Soifmonn GGr. g9ittnon imo SSo6n
Stt. Ger @eritorbenc, Dem Sic @ot.
tin iHon Dor Al Sobrcn inn Sooe
poraitSgeooiseu it, bintcrIGBt iiiuf
&inOer, @eorgc, &auI, SorI 9lunie
unO Srieorid], unO aliBeroem % On.
fcIfinoer umO 8 @roBenfeI Serr
Sromer itommte aus Geutiblono
uuO erfreute li4 in allen oentihcn
areiicn 9oltimorc'S scr gr6Bten ge-
licbtAeit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28
biniidtlib ieiuer praftiiden Gurds
fiibrborfeit iiberipieieu.
Nbbcrufen.

Giuctnuatt 27. 6ebruor.
6rantlin 9llter, @rdiioent Ger 0gIme.
ricau Cool g9orfs @ompanp@, elmer
Der befaunteiteu @eiddftSIeite bon
Ohio, lit I'M Sitter BON S4 Sobren
geitorben. Gr mar Gin promiuentes
Nlitglico Der Oeniotratiirbeu Eartei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28
gscreins .Rudlridlteu.

g@o5ort- @anuerdor" bdIt iein idbr.
lides gIuitcrnciicn IN 8iioePS
&orf ob.- SSn Der ~gSbite Sole
iprod Der o9operii6e Mdrmer.
DIOR" oen 9luitern 6oS GooeS.
llrt5cil sIuoere @ereine boIteu
5citIidtciten ob
SSn 9iiOepS Eorf om Wd00lc 9fioer
peranitoItete gcltern 0}ohmittog DER
uY}o5ort sWi6uncr6or4 fem jdbrIi6eS
9luitcruroiteu, 6os eiuen crfolgreiben
@crlouf udbm, Gos 9lrranqcmcntss
Gomite, bcltebeno aus Ocn $50. Gbr.
@onlmercr, VI. ". ltogac, Q2ar
StrmlB, s. Slider ". Sicbcrt, 8il.
bclm Strebs iluo 6ran5 9iiocl, botte
Gle oenfbn beItcn &orbercitunocn &c.
troiieu inl0 fir jcOen Ebeilnebmcr
ueriloiien oic Stdbniitto6SihmScn fpic
I'M 6hlgc. Sn @iiue mo 6iiac mo
olf pcricbie0enc g9eiie 5ubcreitct ma
lrcn ole bclicbtcn gtlitern 5u befopl-
men lnO, tuic ihon friiber ongefiin.
0igt nor0cn ipnr, nur0cn sic @ciu6er
init elmer uobloufteu0en 8ortion
Soilerbrater mo &uo0el belpirt6et
Die groBe @one mar nit fro9lidGen
Weni6eu oefiiIlt, no no6 0cn @1elo.
oien cines Streid- -Orteiters 9eton5t
wlroc. Inter ibreni Giri9enteu q.
&oblmonn brobtcn Die SGn0cr Siir
Geri60nermg oes Se1tcS cinige Sic
Der sum Gortrog rno DeritbieOene
DtitglieOer intcrbicltch oie Gri6iene.
nen nit bumoriitiiMcr Gortrdgcn.
% oDcriiHcr @IGuucrcb 0 r..
Gtneu poblachmeenen 9hlitern.
idmmls oeronitoltete qcltern gto1-
mittoo Scr 09a1eriiac @Gnucrdor
in Der ogSbitc &ollc@ an ser @onf.
StroBc, nobc &rouOpop. 5ros ser
itrengcn a0lte mar ocr 9eIud Gin
redt gutter im0 SeOermonn lieB iid
ole idmodboitcn Shoolt6icrc, oie
olif ollcgIrten 5ubereitct an befonnien
waren ouf Oos 9eitc nnnSeu. gS
CAB oitdj nod ou0ere 2edcrbiiien ufO
Die GbeiInebmcr oniIiirtcn iid6 in edit
0ciltIder Teiic. Sic Singer brob.
ten imter ibrcm Girieenten $. Strip
pei einigc 2ieOer d;n &ortrog, mofiir
iie nit reidem 9ciiaa bclo1nt mir-
sen. Gos Arrangements. Gomitc De
iionO ous oer &S. Sobn Nderuanh
Goriibcr, 9lOom %6ltcr, 9higult 2o6s
manI Sron5 9iotbe, @iiitoo &olte
uu0 S. @oOcuiteincr.
q obcrh &ronfen ssltnter.
itutun9s Screin."
Seine reoelmdBigc Geriommlane
belt geitern 9lo1mittog Der n@aueul,
aronfen llnterihiBlruqS @erein" III
@obePs 0oae in Soigbldnotopn.
gladoem oic Routinegci6Gfte erIeOigt
mor0en morem nllroen DcriHie0cne
eingeeon6ene Ginlooun9en ongenom.
men uno Onml iie6en ncue Ntitglie.
Der, Die SS. Carl So0r5cl, @corg
9eber. Senrp 9aier, @eorg 9oer,
Soiepb 0einibob glnton Bet ilnO
SoIepb Sbiilcn oifgenommen. &iGr
iucitereSerren plIrocu CUR ghifnabme
porgeidIogcn. Die 9criommhmg
lplroc BON GrGiioent Soiepb @tos-
burger oeleitet w1bren0 SefrctGr
@aidoc[ 60rticb protofoIlirtc.
w ittcISbo6 Scftion
air. f."
Sii gO6eniteiner'S Soac oil Scr
Observation-Disclosures belt geitern Slod.
nlittoa Ole ag8itteI8botb. Seftion 9lr.
! II ibrc bnlbuonotlide @erionmhing
lnter Dem Ioriit bon 8rdiiocnt Gon-
ran 6obnlijller. SefretGr ghuguii
Strouff protofoairtc. 9iebcn ser OR.
leoigimg Scr louienoen GjeidGftC
wilroe cine Ginloolng OeS nSboIio-
WfdnnerhorS~ iuo ocS olInfel @rd.
iig Serecns1 ml9cnomnlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28

ieI6c oie ,Sobrif BON g. @reii il.9ros.
dn ser 9libIonO gIUcnne perloliel
botte GiNc anocrc 9lrbcitcrilt Cue.
Inn sla0reirS. ron 9fr. 936, gtcro-
@aibirgtonitroBc wnr0c non 9hmic
Crdo on0cblid olac8riifcn Gic ocni
Observation-Disclosures pur-
ccn crit 0citern Mloygen ucr0oitct.
lldhoen 9ii@irr Gcan 5!pci Naltac.
ieblc 0usQciteat HGtic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28
8nm gtitcn bel lsunuca!iua.

3um @ciiai Der l;icr i'm gln8Wt
itottiin0cuoen Gonpcntion Der oSg'
po9rlpbiiHcn lWion~ miro Sic BIC.
iigc oSupolrap6iiAc llnioa 9|r. II"
in oieicr NoHc anl 1icldia9 Qtitt'
nod, Toulcrlta9 mo ,Srcitag VI
Ger yl}iiif glto0cniic@ cine l0cotcr.
&oritclhmg ob1alten bci mcldcr oa3
Stiid olrcnnrc ,SalanN" sur 9lulf
fiibrlmg gclangt. 3icic &oriiclima
bat ocn 3lpcd (Seloer fir oen Son.
pclltions Sono 5uionmen 81 brin9cn.
Gic Convention 1T oic g. lucldC
oic rrOposropbiiHc lmion1 obbdIt
Baltimore lpiroc iiliolge leincr giiil'
itieen aeograpbii6cn Sagc unO Der
9}Gbc Der 9unoesbonptitaOt ais Son.
pcntionsitaOt seludbIt, mo mirr
9pciie0oS cine itorfc 9et6ciliouna
BON Conventions CbciInebmcun I'M
oer0t 6onlilicn ltattiinOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28

grille 9luSii6ten. sic
moIlcu aui oeu llrloub Ocr5ibtcn2
aoumten bod frob iein, ans Dem
Sronlnielicicr mol bcrans5ufoni.
men" S9cbrmann: o3u Salllc CT.
lparict mid ell nod iAIiunuercSl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28

NE6ounentsu, oic Ssn y9enti6eu
GorreipunOentcn" nidIt piinftlib uSer
nurcaelmGhis crbaItcu, Iino sebeteu,
scr Office SaOon per SelcpbOn uOer
sdlriftIidl W,itt9cilAHs ~ mrdlsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28

Sic Is Sobrc alto A2oru Suotorc
ool gir. 247i7, GogcriiroBe unO bic
Sabre oltc 9lnnie Irdo bon glr.
oi9, g1oro Goqineton : glue. 5pci
saeloermo6crinncn Die gcgemudrti9
'rlteu iuurocn 9eitern 9llorgcn in
o, oer nor0oitIidcn &oli5eiltotion bon
a'cDtcr Ican imter elmer slnlhuloi'
9''na ocS ouae6Iidcl 9ln9rifiS mater
le 5000 9iiraiAqit oen @roBgcihmo.
renen ii6erpicicn 9Gorp Spotorc
pQiie onl ncrgnuaeuen ,Srcitog on.
aeolidl oie II Sabre oltc Sbcrelc
SpanS bon Or 20i3, Cii Sioolc.
StroBc oilgcoriiicll, noHocnl Die.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-04

ward real met-opoiitanism. said
Edmund r Paterson. president OF
the Detroit real estate board. De
roiters showed. by their vote. that
they wanted 20 take in all the ter
ritory included in the annexation
propositions | sm Of the opinion
that the voters OF Springwells and
Gratiot townships did not under
stand fully the zeal facts involved
The Detroit times., 1916-12-04

IN the vote. or hey would have do
cided otherwise
I'm the first place. the opening
&c city residence OF this broad
area means higher property values.
II follows. OF a necessity. that there
will be better sanitary conven-
fences. The 'nnux OF desirable
residents VIII be natural result.
Continued ON Next PaEe.)
The Detroit times., 1916-12-04

|neans room 'or homes OF thou.
lands anil thousands OF residents
Eho are suffering today from the
|engestion in the downtown dis
lricts. and the almost prohibitiye
|ates oi rent which prevail thru
|ut the city a. means also that
|here is more room FOR expansion
" MANUFACTURING firms.
az rs r step in the march 10
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-08
Ambrose Patterson to Remain
During Summer; May Give
Exhibition Later

Ambrose Patterson, artist and trav
eler, whose work has attracted atten
ton and admiration in Europe. the
United States and Australia, is in Ha
wall on a prolonged visit and has de
cided 70 open sketching class here
Mr.. Patterson was passing through
Hawaii Is, he intended to pass
throughput the lure Of the color
held him and for several weeks he has
been busy with palette and brush
around Honolulu. His decision to open
the sketching class came simulfan.
eously with his decision to remain
during the summer. He is now at 203s
Nuuanu avenue, and further particu-
lars regarding the class may be found
IN an advertisement appearing today.
Mr.. Patterson is a native OF Mel
bourne. Austraiia, and by the way is
brother-in3aW Of Nine Nellie MeIba.
After fbesinning his study in the Ma.
ti0nal Galleries of Melbourne he spent
IL years In Paris and elsewhere on the
Continent. studying part Of the time
At the famous Julien's Academy, and
doing great deal of sketching in the
streets, for streets, crowds, buildings,
al the life and color and movement OF
q city-are his particular delight. He
spent is months in Brussels and
knows Belgium well, and during five
summers conducted sketching classes
IN Brittany and elsewhere. One sum.
mer he spent at Newport, which has
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-08
NEW ERA WOULD
BEGIN IF YUAN
sHIH-KAI QUIT
Thus Declares Local National
ist Regarding Plans for
Peace in China

Peace win not come until Yuan
Shih-Kai resigns" This was the
statement made today by Col-gen. d.
J.FWudan, the leader Of the. National
party in Honolulu, when asked regard
ing the proposed peace meeting in
Shanghai between Yuan's delegates
and the republicans.
The revolutionary party would
make foolhardy move ii they con-
scented to meet Yuan Shih-Kai. They
realized that the people of China would
wanted to be an emperor When he
realized tina the people of China would
not stand for this he decided to post
pone the coronation. Finding that
they would net agree to this he stated
that he would remain as president
without a. parliament Now he wants
a parliament. It is system of hedg-
ing. as you would call 1t In American
politicss
= the reyolutionists were to sign
q treaty with Yuan he would remain
as president until such time as he
could arrange matters to become d
Dictator Then there would be more
trouble. In order to avoid these
sQuabbles and the killing Of men
Yuan must resign.
When asked as to what would be
the plan If Yuan should resign Gen.
Wndan said: 'sThat would be best
Tor China. ii would mean the begin
ming Of new era. You can see how
Yuan Is losing his hold on the people,
when his own men tlirn against him.
Shansi has revolted, and Shansi has
always been considered Yuan prov
ince. -.
Recall Old Parliament.
'sThe first step would be to recall
The old parliament, which was aban-
dcned 8 wheii Yuan decided that he
must become an absolute monarch,
and the parliament would then pro-
coed to elect a president The second
step would be to call general cleo
ton to elect new president and a
congress
Marking is certain to be the capt.
tai At the present time there is a
government building there, and this
would answer the present needs until
such time as an ideal government CEN
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OF GREAT ].
PROMISE PAINTING in HAWAII

figured much in the war news.
The criticisms Of his work made
by competent authorities bear alumni
ant testimony TO his training and tai
| ent The Worlds Work contained an
article by j. A. Innes. entitled, "The
Bravura of Impressi0nism,Y which
said In part:
His work depending as IL does
mainly on color and movement for ef.
feet, Is not well seen through a pho
Geographic medium. II has qualities
that make for conformation OF the
somewhat crude emulation OF Manet.
This brilliant and rather feycrish
young artist is likely to 60 far when
he concentrates his powers. st pres.
ent he seems to be feeling his way,
not only trying his hand at an aston
ishing variety OF themes, but haunt
ed BY a great many prototypes
Boldly applying the rapid brayura of
hts impressionism j. he won an adj
mirable effect from his decorative
treatment of the Kaleidoscope crowd,
the fluttering flags and the sunlit
street. -
The London World calls him "of
most uncommon promise. technique
distinctly clever. treatment Of the
crowd, sense of sunshine and open
air are quite remarkable in so young
q painter" $50
find this q most enchanting
place in which to work--your colors,
your crowds are wonderful, Mr.. Pat.
terson commented yesterday. He has
already done some sketching in the
Oriental quarters. He may give an
exhibition later in the year.
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IA7HAT has it done? is the real
~ gauge, Of motor car value.
What will the Car do for. me? Back
Of the Ford Car isa record for depend,
ability which breathes confidence, a
uniformly low cost for operation and
maintenance, and a widespread sysr
tenn Of service which keeps the car
running 365 days in every year. Such
IS. the record Of Ford cars through
twelve years; a record Of service rend-
cred in every field of human activity.
under all sorts Of conditions, in all
parts of the world. The Ford Car
goes beyond expectations. That is
why there are more than a million
Ford cars in use today-half the cars
you see are Fords.
Touring Car, $4,000 f. O. b. Detroit
Roadster !: $4,000 O. b. Detroit
schulnan Carriage Co, Ltd.
Agents, Honolulu
.teieess
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|fIsflaa[EglllSI:l! 9IIDL1.l'3I,.

There's a direct con-
nection between what
your hens eat and the
number Of eggs they
lay. If you are salts
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FORTtNATENl
CASE HEARD
u. S.'-HI]DAN
Might Not Have Been Safe if
Tried BY Government of
Yuan Shih-Kai

/ 1T vas very fortunate for me that
my case was judged b. people who
believe in thorough Justice said Col.
gen. D. J. Wudan after he haa learned
that the Washington authorities had
decided that he was not an anarchist.
The system Of government which
prevails in the United States shows
that each and every man is given an
equal chance. Fad been tried under
the Yuan Shih-Kai administration,
do not beliere that ISwould nave been
safe. Politics would have played an
importants part IN the situation
at no time did mention the fact
that Yuan should be decapitated. |
merely used a figure OF speech and
had no intention OF using the term
that was accused II. Many Chinese
throughout the Islands sent an aft
dayit 70 the department Of labor stat
ing that I was a political opponent Of
Yuan, ;.rd not Sh anarchist. This,
with the brief furnished by my at
torney, r. w. Breckons, was respon-
sibie Tor the decision made in Wash
ington. It clearly Shows that justice
was handed our Ia my case =
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ter could be created. Location and
healthful climate viii be the two
things taken into consideration in Sc
-lecting Marking as the capital. But
before this Yuan must resign. The
future Of China depends on this. con-
cluded Gen. iWudan.,
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who are making q serious attempt to
resenerate some Of the human dere,
licts who frequent their inexpensive
lunch rooms a Job Was secured BY
these same kind-hearted people for
Elliott. but it was found by the police
that be belongs TO that class Of .too
heavy for light work and too light for
heavy, work: gentrys
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MOTHER OF MRS G. H.
JAMERS0N Is DEAD

News was received in Honolulu yes
terday OF the death in Iona, Mich. on
April of Mrs o. s. Cover, mother
of Mrs. G. III. Jamerson. Mrs. Jamer-
son is the wife of Capt. Jamerson of
the End Infantry.
SFAR-6UEEETfN 6fuE9sVou
ToD;AY'S NEWS ToDAy.-r
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Chambers. probably carried over
from the Waipio epidemic of 1914, has
again made its appearance In Kohala.
Hawaii.
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Runlof that Waialua win ray an ex-
ira dividend of per cent, along with
its regular per cent payment to be
made on the fifteenth, is current in
the financial district.