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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-30

ben bon ibrsn t;eiisn SdbIeIigteiieu
alles periHidt. mas unter ibrsm Groi..
fatllrpripilegium nit Der poit psr<
ididt iperben fonnte. Sic 9aben in
ibren slmtsituben fhon jsbt pollItGn.
big &ebraus gemadt, obne bas gnbc
Der tlIr3en Sibuns i'm DECEMBER abs
suiparten. Wie bas INNER Der Jal
1T, fperben DieIe BON hieIen Serren
iiberbaupt i,idt gu bisier Sdlub.
iibuns bes 81. aonsreies 5uriidtom>
men. aber lie perben es nihi ptrseHen,
ibr @ebalt burh BEN Serseant at
gtrms au be5isben. Wlande 5erren bds
Zen sanse 9ibliotbeien ua6 Suui.
seIdidt, ipelhe iie ipSbrenb ibrer
0isnitseit erfporben babsn. Gin Ses
nator perItidte an einem sin3isen
5aae $50 9oitfGds Bidder unb anbes
re Dinse, bic ibm teinen Gent setOitet
Eaben.
Dos 9anbitrabsnbureau bss lamb
ipirtbidaftlifsn Departments bat
feitgsitellt, bab bon ben aiSsnssebiibs
rem fir araftipagen. ipelde i'm Sabre
1915 in ben ein5elnen Staaten erboz
ben ipurben, bolle 80 YroSent fir ben
Ban unb Die Snitanbbaliung gutter
Staatss unb gonntbs 9anbtrabsn
perausgabt purben. Sn runben 3a6-
len belauft iib bieis Summe duf
$16.500.000. Die geamtm bss sss
nannten Bureaus bdben isrner ermft;
tslt. baB ipGbrenb bss Sabrss 1915
nift penissr als 2.445, ,664 araitpa=
gen rssiiirirt ipureeu, ppfiir an ges
biihren $18,250O00 be3ablt ipurben.
Tas III $6,000.000 mebr oIs i'm Sab
re 1914. Roh ben @rtebunaen bss
Bureaus iperben aus ben e,ebiibrsn
fir bic Rsaiitriruna bon araftflrbrs
iperien jsbt pons Z prossnl Der 8aus
t,itsn dller griidsn unb QanbiiraBeu
i'm eaH5en 2anbe bsjiritten. tpdbrtnb
i'm Sabre 1906 bieie @sbiibrsn nur
brsi 3ebnteI BON sinem pyo3snt bisier
aoiien bedten.
9as enorme Wddst6um Der Gius
uabmsn aus bsn Regiitrirunssgetiihs
rem her araftfubrpsrte Dirb am hes
ten biir1 Rstp gort ilIuiirirt. Dort
purben 5uerit 9sbiihrsn i'm Sabre
1901 erboben unb lie tradteu nur
1854 elm. sm Sabre 1905 pdren i'm
sansen 9anbe nur $4,000 Graiipaaen
reniitrirt eeaen bic 2,445,e64 i'm
Sabre 1915. Die grbsbunasn bss ees
nannten Bureaus fiub iehr intsrsi:
iant Durtidnittlid tOmmt auf isOs
"A a0pfe i'm aau5en 9unbe elm arafte
fubrpsrt. in Soma uber eins auf jeee
16 sSpfs. Su alabama iommt Elm
arditpaasn erit uuf ieos 200 aopie
bsr gepoltsrung. sn Der 8etrahturla
bisfer 3ablen mub jsbO6 in grinnss
runa blsibsn, bob nidt ale Staaten
cine jGbrlihe Resiitrirung psrlanssn
unb bab in oielsn Staaten ale Qrtsn
bon aruftfabr5eueen resiitrirt fpers
Sen miiiIen, fpdhrenb in anbsren
Stadtsn bic Woiprfahrrdber gar nidt
in getradlt tpmmen. Die BON bem sea
nannten Bureau aneeittllts Inter
iuduna eraab. tab in AZ Staatsn
Der pr0kie gb.il Der 2isensse6iihren
fir arafipassn fit ben gaus unb Die
aniianbbdlilina Der 2aneitruben obsr
iii. ben llni,rbalt tines iiaatlittu |
1anbiiroben Sepdrtements oernus.
oobt tp,rbsn mub. aud bic ben s:'
Isbii6ertretsnbsn 2lutompbilbeiisern |
Gslbfruf,n p.rb,n in
oislsn Staat.n fir bisIs 3IDsd. vsr'
penbst.
.8ermanieus."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-30

Die bteiise 9anbelsto m :
mer arbeitet eine ginsabc an ben
MarinesSetretar Soiepbus Daniels
aus, ipel9e bic 9lnlase elmer Yanser>
plattepsEobrit in Cincinnati empfieblt.
9as 9eiu9 lGbt it4 gut besriinosn,
ba uniere Stabt Don jeber 9rpBe5 in
Der giiens unD Stablinouitris seleiItet
bat. 9lber 10 lanse mir einen osmoz
fratiI6en prdiioenten baden, lit fir
Cincinnati ni4ts gu boffsn. Sisier
piirbe eber eine Sabrit auf einsm
9uumiponenSGelbe i'm Siiben, als in
Cincinnati anlegen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-30

Wenn man bic probritiiden
3eitungeu lieit, riiden bic @Giirten be-
Itdnotg Dor, perm man iib aber bic
aarte anf4aut, finbet man, bab Il.
thinner auf bem alten Glefe iteben.
Menn bic aGiirten einen @ro6en BON
bunbert Darbs 2duge nebnen, fpiro
bas als ein 8ermalmeuber @ieg gefeis
pit, aber nt4ts aefagt. fpeun Der @ras
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-30

Sn elmer 8esiebuns mag
ben 9erbiinoetsn Der 9lbfaG RumGs
niens gar ntdt untpilltommeH iein, bd
iie jest 9elessnbeit bGttsn, ii4 Der sros
ben 9etreioepprrdtbe unb Der Selquels
len jenes 2anbss gu bemGdtigc~. 60
melt es bic 6eubii6tiste SHpaiion BON
Giebeubiirsen betrifft, buben Die Rus
mGnen ihpn bel oem eriten 9eriu6e
tii9tiss Siebe er6alten. Sas Seldnbe
1T fir bic 9er6iinoeten 10 siinitie, baB
iie gar feline grObe Sruppenud6t branz
den, I'm bic Rumdnen am Ginoriugen
in Siebenbiirgen gu oerbinOern, pdbz
renb ss ibnsn elm 2eiates 1T, Rumds
MEN gu beieBen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-30

Corn, NicWeiden 2lue., 3li perredncil.
oamit Die aneeIeaenbeit eilogilltlg CT
iebiat peroen faun.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-30
Nsitt,uOd, ben 30. slusnit 1916.

Sur9 Rumdniens 2lbfali
finb minbeItens 100000 Mann Der.
biinpete frei seiporoen, bic iich untbas
rig perbielten, nm ab5uparten, pas
Numdnien tbun ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-30

Was man BON Der iesigen
amerttaniiden prosperitdt 10 rubmre>
big iogt, tit peiter ni9ts als Elm Der
iu4, bas Bolt iiber ieirle pa6re Gag.
gu tdui4en. Der aries bient bios 5ur
gereiAerung Der 5abritontsn, bic ben
auiirten Waunition liefern. 4ae an
beren Snbuitrien itodsn unb bic DR.
better beftnoen iih in elmer serabs3u
i1le6ten Gage, neil iie in 5olge bes
arieges, ben Die Wunitiunsausfu1r in
bic 2Gnse 3iebt, alles Ooppelt beaabler
miiifen. IS 1T cine iold unseiunbe
prosperitdt, ME iid bas nur bsnten
ldBt. Die Observation-Disclosures fperb.n
reid uno bas 8plt bsrarmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-30

paris Oertiinbstiu5eln
bab Die 0euti6en Die Offeniipe o5llig
eingeiteQt baben uno oieie gGuslih DON
ben Qaiirten ausgebt. 9ie Sffeniipe
Der alliirten 6eitebt Dartn, bab lie iiG
Die &Opfe an ben oelttf4en SteQunsen
an Der Spmms einre1nsn. Oes Wsi.
tsren bat bic beutT4e SffeniiDe fi9 fir
ben 4ugenblid ein anbsrss 3isl ges
tpablt uno bieies befinbet ii6 i'm Bal
fan ND tie DorEiigli6 Don Stattsn
gebt S6lieblih BADEN bic 2fGiirtsn
in Dem Saupt5ped ibrer Offsuiipe,
tpel4er Der gntfas BON @srbun isin
foIte, abfolut nt9ts uusgeridtet. bsnn
bic Seuti6en itnb bort nod nt6t um
elm 5ub6rett 5lrriitgspi6eu.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-23
JOHNSON ISSUES
A cAUsTIC CORD
REPUBLICAN, SPLIT WIDENs AND
THE CHAIRMAN SHOWS UP
THE eOLTING ELEMENT

Local Republicans have received the
following statement from Chairman
W. Fl. johnson CT Columbus, chairman
or the state committee:
AT the meeting of the Republican
state central committee on March 10
1916. at Macon. Ca. there were pres
ent certain parties who attempted to
disrupt the RepubScan party in Geor-
gia by resorting tddksorderly and tur-
bulent methods inS order to prevent
committee from transacting the bust
ness for which It was called.
Fortunately these, methods were
unavailing and your committee. duly
and legally constituted and organized,
adopted resolutions and calling the
state convention to meet at Macon on
the 18th day Of April, 1916. am
sure all loyal and true members of
the Republican party will observe this
call and see to it that further efforts
to disrupt and disorganize the party
will not be tolerated.
Persons who were active in seek
ing to interfere with the regular pro-
ceedings of your committee. and who
are still seeking TO act independently
OF the authority sof the central COM
mittee, can very properly be termed
boilers and should not be counte-
nanced.
This is no occasion for indulging
in abuse and Evaporation, nor is it
necessary to show the falsity of many
statements which certain of these
boilers are now active in spreading
broadcast over the state.
of course, everyone knows that
those delegates will be seated in the
national convention who have been
elected by the regular prescribed rules
of the party"
The card then sets forth certain
rules of the party. and continues:
IF in any congressional district the
affiIlates and acts in SYM
pathy with those persons in the state
now engaged in the effort of disrupt
ing the party. such committee cannot
be recognized as a Republican commit
tee in the meaning intazlsleda in the Ian
guage ofs.the, National and state COM
mittees.
"The same rule applies to the coun-
ty committees.
THE party cannot be disorganized
by those who, under the pretense of
authority, undertake to exercise the
power for a party call and at the
same time are acting against and in
violation of all rules of party organ
ization.
1--WE must realize that the lines are
clearly drawn between boilers and
the true Republican party in Georgia
and all loyal and true members of
the party must stand together and
go forward in q courageous but peace
full manner to the faithful and patri-
otto discharge of duty
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-23
FAMILY PET DIED.
CAUSING GRIEF ON THE
PART OF CHILDREN
Policeman cowman Thought
Some Member of His Family
Had Suffered Accident.

Policeman Fred p. Cowman, who
lives at 1915 Ellis street. was fright
ened yesterday when he went home
and found his children crying over a
seriOusu loss. which proved to be death
OF family pet. The whole neigh
bOrhoOd seemed TO be alarmed over
the affair.
The grief was all about the family
goat which had got its rope 'entangled
about it's neck and was strangled to
death. When the accident was discov-
cred, the neighbOrs were notified and
assistance was asked in an effort to
resuscitate the unfortunete pet, but
all proved in vain.
Mr.. COwman says the children feel
their loss almost as if ii were really O.
death in the family. The older peo-
pie were relieved to know the chill
dren's grief was over so small a mat
ter, but none the less the little ones
feel the loss of their pet and COM
rade deeply and see little reason for
the relief felt by the older members
Of the family
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-23
BOARD Of TRADE
ASKED TO ATTEND
MACON CHAMBER INVITES sEcRE.
TARY SMITH TO FREIGHT
RATE MEET.

| Secretary Smith Of the Brunswick
Board of Trade has received a letter
from Traffic Manager B. Gillian of the
Macon chamber of commerce to attend
a meeting to be held in Macon on
March 30.
The meeting is to be held for the
purpose of considering the proposed
revision OF freight rates in Georgia.
as set forth in petition filed by the
carriers before the railroad commits
sion, hearings of which are to begin
on June 26, 1916.
The full letter which is self-explan-
atOry, is as follows:
Acting upon the suggestion of
traffic men and commercial organiza-
tons through the state, ! have the
honor to ask you to attend a meeting
to be held at Hotel Dempsey, this
city, March 80. 1916. at 10 o'clock a
m, for the purpose of considering the
proposed revision of freight rates in
Georgia, as set forth in a petition
filed by the carriers before the rail
road commission of Georgia, hearings
to commence thereon on June &c.
I'VE have the opportunity of rem
dering a great public service in this
matter, and we should on an agree
able and concerted basis, seek to pre-
sent facts relating to the effort to in
crease the burden of transportation
cost upon the people of Georgia, in
such manner as to assist the commits |
sion in forming a conclusion that will |
prove just and fair to all parties con
cerned. The business is extremely i'm |
make an appearance, notifying us by |
mail Immediately"
Secretary Smith does not know yet |
whether or not he will attend.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-23

Beautiful dsriay VI latest styles at
my opening Thursday and Friday. Miss
Kate Slater.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-29
FUNSTON BUSHES MILITIA
TO GUARD NOGALES

WASHINGTON, .. c., June 29.-In
his official dispatches last night Gen.
Funston announced that he was send
ing the Maryland militia to Eagle
Pass, Texas, and he wanted the Flori-
da regiments at Del Rio, Texas, but
owing to the inability of the state to
start its troops some other arrange
ment will have to be made. The con-
tingents from Maine and New Hamp-
shire are ordered TO Laredo.
The End and 5th Infantry regiments
of the California guard, together with
a battalion Of artillery and COM
mand Of cavalry have been ordered to
entrain and proceed with all possible
despatch to Nogales, where the inter-
national quarrel bids fair to break
into open rupture at any moment. The
21st Infantry is stationed there on
patrol and has asked for reinforce
ments. 1t is possible that other mill
tia will be ordered there as well as
the California contingent, should it
prove that more men are needed.
Revive Negotiations?
The question of mediation, dropped
for time wnen the United States
flatly' refused to consider mediation
on the matter of the release of the
prisoners at Chihuahua, has been re.
vived with the news that those men
are to be released this morning. SEN
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-29
FINISHED
FOR fine ARMY
POST BUILDINGS
Constructing Quartermaster's
Office Sending Sets on to
Washington Next Mail

; BY working night and day the con-
structing qaurtermaster's office has
today completed plans and specifica'
tions for army buildings on Oahu, at
Schofield Barracks, to cost $2,077,000,
provided the sundry civil bill passes.
The sets of plans will leave for Wash
tngton by the next mail Tuesday, July
4. = .-.-. .:--.~
According to officers of the con-
structing quartermaster's office today,
$1,000,G00 will become available July
/ if the bill passes, and the remainder
the following year. ..... .
The plans as drawn by the local
office provide for placing all the
troops now in cantonments at Scho-
field Barracks in permanent quarters
at Castner, and to that end the cayal-
ry post, which now accommodates
only two squadrons, is to be complet.
ed to take care of an entire regiment,
The large reinforced type of con.
crete barracks is to be continued for
all regiments, and for officers quar-
ters the single story bungalow type
recently built at Forts Kamehameha
and De Russy will be used for all fu-
ture quarters at Schofield.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-29
COLLECTOR SAYS
PUBLICITY AIDS
DRUG CAMPAIGN
DR.. f. K. Ii May Lose License
If Convicted, Says Board
g.. of Health President

81 wish to thank the Star-Bulletin
for the Publicity given this office in
our crusade against the drug evil, and
particularly in the DR.. Ii case of yes
terday. We believe publicity for this
cause will result in practically stamp
ing out the traffic in narcotics in
these islands," said Collector of In
ternal Revenue John F. Haley today.
N%our campaign has been on for the
months. and as result. prac-
tica- physicians here have dis
continI> ~suing prescriptions to
dope fienu. ~doling out narcotics
to habituates. II
The collector added that the cam
paign illustrates strongly the fact
that half the world does not know
how the other half lives. He said
that on the other islands his office
is not experiencing the difficulty met
on Oahu in stamping out the traffic
in narcotics.
IF DR.. Ii is convicted it may af
feet his license, resulting in its re
vocation said DR.. John S. B. Pratt,
president of the territorial board OF
health, this morning. DR.. K. F. Ii
was licensed October 80, 1896, almost
20 years ago.
Naturally the board is in favor of
the campaign being waged by the
internal revenue collectors office"
added Or. Pratt. He has done very
good work and We are giving him
every assistance in our power" ~~..-
: Ii was released from the custody Of
the federal officials late yesterday
afternoon on bond in the sum of $1,000.
U. s. Commissioner George S. Curry
will hold a preliminary hearing of the
case at 2 O'Clock on the afternoon OF
Wednesday, July 5. The physician
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-29
LODGES PROTEST
ON CLUBS
OF PUUNUI ROAD
Route Chosen BY Directors
Menaces Seminary Grounds,
Says Or. Rhee

Directors of the Country Club face
a lawsuit If they attempt to have the
much discussed Puunui road cut
through the grounds of the Korean
girls seminary.
DR.. Syngman Rhee, principal of the
seminary, this morning sent to the
Star Bulletin copy of letter of pro-
test he is filing with the city. His
letter, giving new angle on the Puu-
nui road controversy, is as follows:
Korean Girls Seminary, Puunui,
June %, 1916. ...-.-. "
THE Honorable the Mayor and
Board of Supervisors, City and County
OF Honolulu. ....: :
Gentlemen: / understand that the
directors of the Country Club pro
pose to have the upper road from
Puunui to Nuuanu avenue cut through
the middle of the grounds Of our SEM
mary -.... IT,.
IF this were done it would ruin the
grounds for the purpose of the school
and / protest most vigorously against
the entertainment of any such pro-
posal. g.. . .....
Our school as an educational in
stitution of great benefit to the
growing youth, should not be discrim-
mated against in favor of the Country
Club, an association, with enormous
property, conducted only for pleasure
and amusement Such a proceeding
would amount to a scandal and reflect
forever on the good name of the su-
pervisors. ...:..
The presence Of any road running
through these grounds would be such
a detrment to them that my duty to
the seminary, would impel me to place
the matter in my lawyers hands to
contest it to the utmost of his ability.
Respectfully,
"SYNGMAN RHEE,
Principal, Korean Girls Seminary"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-29
w. A. RAMSAY Is NOW
MANAGER OF CATT0N-NElll

The board OF directors Of Cation,
Neil & CO. met today and named w.
A. Ramsey to I'LL the position of man
ager and director, taking the place
of VIM. G. Hall. who recently resigned
to accept a position with the Honolulu
Iron Works Co. Other officers elected
were Alonzo Gartley as president, TAX
ing the position vacated by VIM. G.
Hall, who held dual Offices in the COM
pany, and John Waterhouse, who now
is first yice-president in place of E. F.
Bishop, resigned. T.:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-29
GOULDS TO STOP
INPRIVATEHOME
not At Hotel

jay Gould, Mrs. Gould and family,
who are expected here on the Wilhei-
nina next Tuesday, viii not reside at
any OF the Honolulu hotels or beach
resorts but viii take comfortable
quarters In the studio of the home of
Mrs. G3uld's grandmother, Mrs. Laura
A. Couey, on Richards street, between
the University Club and the Centra
Union church.
The Goulds' two little daughters,
Eleanor and Anne. however. will stay
at the Moana hotel with their maids
and nurses.
Gould has never been in the islands
but Mrs. Guold has visited here often,
but not since her marriage in 1911.
The Gould party intends to stay in
the territory about two months.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-29
GERMAN OFFICIAL
CABLEGRAMS

GERMAN HEADQUARTERS, June
28.-Tne enemy IN several places en-
gagged strong artillery fire in connec-
ton with none blastings and under
protection of gas smoke-clouds car
ried out advances which were re-
pulsed without any exception on the
south Labassee canal front
Northeast of Limesnal enterprises
of feebler enemy's detachments failed.
West OF Meuse: French night hand
grenade attacks near Morthomme
were rspulsed. ~
East of Meuse: After IL hours of
violent fire preparation, the French
during the whole day attacked with
partly freshly-arrived forces, positions
conquered on June % by US, on the
Froideterre ridge. in village Fleury,
and eastward connecting lines. All
extraordinary losses broke down in
curtain fire of German artillery and
in combats with cur brave infantry.
An snemy's flyer was shot down
neay Douaurnont. On June % Lieut..
Hof >dcrf, near Raucourt, north of
Mo- <dlsabled a French biplane,
which his seventh acceptance
The Germ >sdquarters report of
June % errol, .stated that Brit
ish were among D.. ared assaiIants
of Karlsruhe. All I. $soners are
French ....~
Linsinsen's army: The ~ of
Liniewki, west of Sokol, and h. -
positions to the southwark, were L.
en- by storm, otherwise there are no
important changes. -s... H.. .~
Balkan front: Artillery duels be-
tween Fardar and Dorianlake are tax
ing place. - ~>.... ~. . ....'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-29

Z f
On the Irish rebels concerned in
the revolt which broke out imrne.
diately after Easements capture,
and which had been pre-arranged.
ten were sentenced to death and
have been shot, according to the re-
ports which have reached here, and
at least 80 others have received jail
sentences, some of them long terms
Of penal servitude, A number Of
death sentences were passed which
we're afterward cofnnuted to life
imprisonment, presumably because
of the wide protest against the i'm
position of the death sentences on
the leaders.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-29
AMERICAN TROOPS ARE POURED
into BORDER COUNTRY; GUARD
. OF new MEXICO CROSSES Line
Militia Sent to Help Pershings Line Of Communication.
Large Force Of caHanzstas Near e1nan- ..lOh Cavalry
men Half Naked and Worn Out When Turned Loose
tAssociltsd Press Service BY Federal wlrslsss)

WASHINGTON. d. c. June 29Unce Sans demand that the
10th cavaymn captured by Caranzsa Car be released has
been complied WITH but preparations for possible between the
have been ackened by the department
No developments occurred today the diplomatic situation
there of other developments the border but the
uaon such that match might of powder firing hos
Preparations unremg for actual warfare along the border
should evenuahes from delicate situation admittedly
ing.
Troops arriving from apy and points
One possible danger learned of today when L. s. SIM
pch teegraphed that during yesterday
Noge Mex just the street from Nogales Az the
sulate entered and looted
The resident ministers from Bolivia Salvador have re-
newed their offers of mediation behalf of
tries But they have been again told that pending reply
be considered
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-29
10th Cavalrymen Released; They
Show Many Signs Of Hardships
tAs.oeiated Press ssrvic. By Fed.r.l wirsl..,

y
Ill PASO Tex, June 2QFreed after their Of
week most Of the time in jail Chihuahua Is negro troopers OF the
10Th cavalry together with w Splabury brought
the border through uarez at today and turned
There little fornat delivering the prisoners whose AIMS
and accoueents were given to them before they released
me prisoners had evidently suffered hardhps during their fofc
put shirt and towel around his waist Most Of them had bandana
irandkerches on their heads All were half naked 20
Spilabury had white in marked contrast to HE COM
An OF them were worn with fatigue and drawn with hardship
to get back" -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-29
ALL DETAILS TO
TRAINING CAMP
NOW REVOKED

A cablegram received by the COM
mander Of the Hawaiian Department,
U. S. A., today. copies of which have
been forwarded to the various post
commanders, contains the information
that the order detailing certain Off
GERS In Hawaii to the citizens train.
ing camp in the Department of the
West, has been revoked. 49,.
This Means that about 80 army Off
GERS stationed on Oahu, who were in.
cluded in the order, will not leave for
the mainland in the July transport as
they had planned to do. " >.>
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-29
FRENCH FIRE EFFECTIVE.

(Associated Press By Federal Wifeless)
PARIS, France, June 29.-Follow.
ing a violent bombardment Of French
positions the Germans today made q
heavy infantry attack northwest Of
Thiaumont on the Verdun front but
were repulsed. The French turned
loose a veritable curtain of machine
gun fire which devastated the ranks
of the attackers.