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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-13

Hawaii at the Alexander Young hotel
next Thursday evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-13

A meeting OF The Hawaiian Philatel.
ic Society win be held at s O'Clock
tomorrow evening at the home Of B.
F. Beardmore. 25sl Beckwith street
Manoa valley.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-13
DerSdA
kMQhtlOlG

A d. CASTRO goes TO Hilo Satur.
day on business for the San Antonio
Society.
RICHARD n. TRENT has booked
passage on the Ventura and expects
10 sail this afternoon
/ H L. HoLSTEIN .os Kohala, Ha-
wall. returns to his home tomorrow.
He was speaker in the last lower
house OF the legislature.
FORMER SHERIFF N. KEoLANUI
Of Hawaii Is q Honolulu visitor. He
was one OF the first class graduated
from Kamehameha school,
EBERT J. Bolts, the local attor-
ney. is expected TO return in the Mat
sonia next Friday from business
trip to San Francisco.
Mr.. AND MRS. WILLIAM w. MAR.
SHALL are back from Hauula, where
they spent their honeymoon. They.
low live near Campbell avenue, Kappa
hulu.e
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-13
BATH SPRAYS.

BATH SPRAYS.
$500 Knickerbocker Fountain
Bath Spray No. 500
$500 Knickerbocker Fountain
Bath Spray No. 7......s1.35
ss.s5 A. B. c. Bath Spray.
IL ~............... .$2.1o
$3.50 Rubberset Sponge Bath
Spray, u ...............75c
s1.75 Rubber Shower spray.
ID -. s....-s s.........T.f5
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-13

"The War Canoes Of the Pacific" is
the title of q lecture which Dr.. Will
am T. Brigham of the Bishop Museum
win deliver at the Y. III. c. A. next
Thursday evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-13

1926 coty.s Face Powder LEI
fieurt. Special ..... $3.50
ss.25 Coty's Face Powder JAG
Queminot Rose. Special s2.75
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-13

1926 Coty,s Face Powder Lori
gan. Special s27s
sz25 Coty.s Soap. Jacuueminot
Rose. Per cake, special si.7s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-13

Raymond G. Brown, secretary q the
Chamber of Commerce, received let.
ter from the department of commerce
of the federal government this morn.
ing reeretting the inability OF Homo
lulu to supply material for the manu-
facture Of paper. Brown made inqui.
ries several weeks ago. on request of
the department, and. found that Il
would cost more to ship waste paper
to the coast than could be secured for
It. 49,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-13

The traffic and TRANSPORTATION COM
mittee Of the Chamber Of Commerce
met this morning to consider the Con-
gressional bill providing for uniform
bills OF lading. After much discussion
II was decided to leave the matter
Of the chambers Recommendation to
the board Of directors, which Is to-
meet tomorrow AFTERNOON
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-13

$4.25 cotys Extract IEffleurt.
Special ........ 1925.
$3.50 coty's Toilet Water LEI
neurt. Special $500
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-13

Circuit Judge Whitney has appoint
ed the Hawaiian Trust Company a
administrator of the estate Of w. B
Mccormick without bond. The estate
Is valued ct about 1880.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-28
sSOn lI.guot uuOcsriifcm.


91cmport 9(cms, 3d. 81.
September. aopitGn 5iiblpid bonn
britiihcn @oupier y9lntinolls" cr.
SGblte bcute bier cine auiregcloe @e.
id)iCbtc BON cincm Sample NIT einem
0cutIdOcn ll.@oot, Der an Der &iiite
bon 9(lgicr Dor iid ging. Der @om'
pier ,9(ntinons" liegt i'm bieiieen
Sofen, Inn &oblen cin5unebmen lno
miro IitG omu ipeiter nod glew Yort
beQebcn Gr fontmt BON Gibraltar.
Ger @upitdn er31blt, CT babe nit iei-
ncn 5uci fleinen @eihiiecn Die li@
am Scd beiinOeuy ein Oerticbes IL
Boot obeeboltcn 10 Dob cs feinen
Eorpe0o obicuern fonnta. SIN SNi.
geIbagcl ici er ihlieBlid nod longer
g8ettfobrt ocm ll.9oot cnttonucn
nidt obcr che ser Gompfer peric6ie.
oenc WIale BON feinolihen &iigeln
getroffen porocn iei Sine &ugel
babe oic Bride tbeilmeiie forteerii.
ieL cine onocrc babe Oic @unter &C.
troffcn lno micoer cine onoere wor
eeroOc iibcr eincm Der Geiicl iiben
aeblicben. Tos Sdiff iegelte beutc
nod gaelu-yorf ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-28
@cfd6rlide 9ramOc.

Sudteu Gooi5 uno SSnoionopoliS I'M
Stoote SSnoiona beim. II Sn @o'
ola muroe Elm Shooeu bon $40,-
900 ongeridtet. N Scr Sdooen
in Snoicnopolis betr1gt $4,000.
Dic GutitebungS- llriahen iino
mbcfanut.
9(n6eriom SnO., 81. Sept.
0ie in Der Sldbe geleeenen Stoot Ga-
.oio mar beute OIohmittog nit Ser
Itorlmg ourh Seuer bcorobt. alro
Dor 2 llbr poren ihon 12 SGlier
un0 Stale cinec1i@ert, uno es pur-
sc bchirhtet. ooB oild Ser @eiddfts.
tbcil ocn Slommen 6um Opfer fouen
wiiroe, Die Dieiiec 2oidmonuidoft
iauote @iiIfc. Der Sdo0en miro nm
3 llbr onf $4,000 eeihGbt.
(; Gas 6eiier mar Inn 2 llbr 30 in-
ter GontroIe. McnidcnOerIiit lit
nidt 5u bcflogen.
$n0ionopoIiS, Sno., 81.
September. II Sin aus rnbefountcr
llriodc cntitonOener 9rono Giherte
beutc 0lpoIf @obnbdilier I'M peIt-
lidcn Ebeile Der Staot ein. Gs mo-
ren oIle Sol0bGilicr. Der grono
muroe inter Gontrolc gc6radt. Ser
@erliIt bcIGuft iib ouf lmgefdbr
$4,000. Scftiecr @ino modte es
unnoolicb, Dem 6euer GinboIt 5ii &C.
bieterL ebe es Die gle6euitroBeu cr7
reihte.
@inem 0meiten Seuer i'm 0itIiden
Sbeile ser StoOt lino fiint Sallier
gum OpIer eefanen. lin 3 llbr mii'
tbcte Der Yrano nod, ongeiodbt bon
iiorfcn @inoe. @is jett lit Der llm-
iong ocS 51oocns nod nidt felt0e-
itclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-28

rrrg oen gr0Bten Sbeil scr So5iaI-
oemofroten bmter iib bat. Ger uGor.
pdrts," ser Die roOifale N}inoerbeit
Ger @ortei pertritt, erfldrt, ooB sic
ausldnoiicben So5ioliiten aus ben
9ore6neen auf ser &ortei Gonie-
ren5 idlieBeu oiiriten, ooB Oie @ie.
ocrberiteIllmg Der onte beaum De-
5ie6ungen IN Oeu meiteiteu areiien
Oeutiber So5ioloemofroten ourdauS
rrlpiiniHt iheiue
Saniemonn feitgebolteu.
Rotteroom 81. sept, iiber
9onOon 9i6oro 9( Saniemonn
friiber Gr1iioent OeS nIelepan SDn-
oicute,~ 0lr. 80, 9roaOitrobe, 0fep-
Yorf, lit bon oen 9eutihen in Gee
brigge internirt, naHOeni er BON Dem
boQGnOiicben Gompfer u9otopier Ia
ge6olt uorOen mar, Sen sic Teutiden
lpie beridtet, allfgebrodt nno IN 3ee-
briigge orrhiuht bo6en. Sonienann
bate eiuen pom oeutiden Goniulnt
in gleiu Oorf ous9citeIlten FoB.
Gie ii6rigen %oiiigiere itnO Die 9eia.
6rng oeS GompierS famen beute
nit Der Yobn bier an olBer Sonie.
mann ipuroen ol1 bier entfonmenc
ruiiiibc 2riegsoeiangene 5ilriideebol.
ten. Gle ans Nobuingsmitteln be-
ite6enoe 2oOung OeS Eanpiers lit
6ei6lognobmt porOen.
9Iniang Slni Oerboitete Die 2iOer.
pooler @oli5ci, noh elmer Sonooner
GepeIAc, einen Geiiticben, Nmnens
&i1orO Saniemaun pelHer bort an
9oro oeS GouipierS .St. EouI~ eiu-
troi. Cerielbe 6otte eineu @oB BON
oeutiben Gouiulat in91elp-Yorf, San
iemaun mar, inie geiagt wurOe, ein
SeiOenbdnoler, lno mor 10 Sabre in
gtep gorf muidiiig, obne notilrali-
iirt 81 iein. 9ei ieiner 9lbreiie er-
fldrte, OoB er feiue llngelegen6ei-
ten baben merOe, oo ieine Reiie cine
rein geid0itlide iei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-28

g}ew Dorf, 81. Sept. r. Der
beutige gefrnobcitsomtlihe 9eridt
oeiot cinc 3lmobmc Oon ieds 6dlen
ia Ger Gpiocuic Der auOerldbmung
iber oic oleiHc porbergcben0e Eerio-
Sc bon "a Shlnoen mclhe nm 10
lIbr oblici. Sm @on5en famrn bcllte
26 Sale 8nr acintniB Ser 0eboroc;
5 EooesfGac murocn geneloct, 6 mc.
niger ais am Iogc porbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-28

@ette 6eginnt oie lebte @obe
iiir Goppel Stimmeu. Sic miro
bicaeiht oie intereiiouteite oes &en-
mems peroen Oem oie Stimmen-
ionmler ioateu oieIe neue Sub
icriptionen 6ringen.
Sic iolten iih 6emiiben pie
nod ME 5uOor. Sier iino 3mei
@riinoe Oofiir: @ritens @lebr
Stimmen iueroen fiir neue Sub.
icriptionen gelpG6rt, ais OieS ic
uieoer ser SAL ieiu piro. 3ipei-
tens $t75 @ertb 9Sreiie miufet
oen Orei StimmeniaulnleriJ peldbe
Die meilten neuen Su6icriptioneu
bereiubringen.
9eeilen sic iidl. Sic fonncu ei.
nen erringen menn sic mr mol.
leu- SenanO muB iie gepiunen.
Seben Sic 3it OaB sic elmer Ser.
iel6en iino. @ntmerien Sie einen
Elan pnO arbeiten sic Damn Die.
lem gem0b.
Charles 6rib fiibrt Oas &ennen
icine Dieleu Srelnoe balten i'm
ihon ieBt fir Oen Sieger. Syobu
glieOerb6ier, ein anoerer ,Souorit
geb6rt micOer ST. oen Griten Dies.
nal on 5weiter Stele.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-28
Autrtbtn
Grregt &eNr Ocs Su3ia.
Iiitcn e6ciOcmanu.
Gritt tart fiir 2(mmegiUms.
NOlitit elm.

Cine beOciitiomc GeOc Ocs io5ioliiti-
iden Observation-Disclosures @6iIip
Sdeioemdmi Grfldrt, ooB sic
9lunerions 9oIitif ole 1lnter-
itiibpug DER So5iolOemOfratie
6abe 9}euregclunecn iiuo
our6ous oune6mbor II Gie Yor.
tel unteritiibt oen ocltiAcn
9leihSfan5ler.
@erlim 27. sept, iiber QonOon.
- @ne ie6r neutrality-suspicious. oes
io5ioloemofrotiiden 6iibrers Ybilipp
SAeioemonn ae6t iebt ourh Oie &c
iamnte oeutidl0nOiibe mO 0iterrei-
did inaoriide @reiie. Gieie @eOe
entbdlt Die erite 9lnoelltling, OaB Der
iiberipiegeno groBere Sbcil Der 60
3ialoenlofrotelI 5lpar nad pie Dor
i'm Hrtn5ip 9egen iebe lIunerions.
@olitif III, Dab mon a6er oub gleid.
5eitie einiie6t, oob Elm oauernoer
5rieoe obne geipiiie @ren5reeuIirm.
gen nidt m0glid it,
,Spaeriuir oaralli beite6eu, Oob
EoIen ruIiiii3irt bIei6en ioa, ieIbit
penu Oie Wl6glihfeit beitebt, es frei
lmo unabbdngig 81 naden2 Cine
iolde Sartuddigfeit miirOe geraoe
rns So5ialOemofroten iebr libel be-
fonmenl sSn oen 6rieoensoerbonO-
llngen miro iiber oie 9olfou Neglt.
Iiring geiprodeu peroeu miiiien,
iiber Die 3ufunit @eit-9liien's, 9Ifri-
fo's, lmo mabri1einlib aud ii6cr
eiuc ipeItpeitc &egulirlmg aaerWldh-
tc.8aftoren. &6nncn mir ga etlpa
nerlangen, Dab inter allen llnitdn.
oen uaes 10 6lei6e, mic es por2 yielt.
rcoclirugen iinO fiir ms ourhaus an.
ne5nl6or, menn lie nidt oen aeim 5n
neuen @erpidelungen in iib trogeI
ooer ooralif o65ielcr, einem anoeren
@olfc @eluolt an5ltbun.~
/ lluteritiiben ben Rei6s s.
fQ1t3 Ter.
@eiter fii6rt 8bilipp Sdeioemani
aus, OoB ole So3ioloenofratie ourd-
ons 6inter Oenl Geidsfou5ler itebe,
uenn Oieicr erfldre, ooB Geutidlono
5ric0eti piini6e, olein eS iei iebr
piiuiGcnswert6, ooB icb Die 9ieoie-
rung Oeltlider iiber Oie Griegs5ieIe
lino 6rieoensbeoinoumgen ausiprd-
die. nGs f0nnte MIR port5eilbaft
icin~ iaete Sdeioemonn oiueun Oie
Oeutide HegierlIng erflGrte OoB lie
lli6t ooron oenfe, OeniitbiaenOe6rie-
Deus6eoingungen 81 iteIlen trotoem
GeutiAlono's Ni0eritauOsfraft elm
fud) llnbegren5t ilt gSle ErenllerylS-
quit6 idon onOeltcte, piiroe oie6rie-
0ensbelueguns in ben Sdnoern Der
&riegfii6renOen 6eoeuteno geItdrft
meroen crfldrte GeutidIono, oob eS
Oeu 6rieoeu piinide uno feline 9In-
nerionseeliiite 6obe.~
Seine &eibuug nit 9lmc-
rifo.
Sm 3uiommenbong nit Der SOL
tuno Ser So5ialoemofroten in Der
DcuiI1 onerifaniicbnn ll.9oot-Gon-
troperic, erflGrt Sdeioeironn Dab
es ourbouS feline SHnuoe fir feline
@ortci iei oaB lie in oieier Slugele.
1cu6et ieit binicr oem SieidSfou5Ier
gclionoen babe Inn Der Gontroperie
icoc 9l6oliHfeit. 5lmi Goiis SeIli
nnsjuartcn 5u nebmen.
Zen io3ialoenofratiidc 3eitlmgS
iiinnclr lit 81 entnc6men oaB Die
Ilarfc Mcbrbeit Die Gr. G07aro Go
Di0s 9leIolution aui ser Eaiei-@ou.
gprcii, pr,ieltp NIT nller ,-iflerheit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-28

@enu Die 0rei 9lltos nad Dem
beutigen Stano Der &iite nertbeilt
merOen iouten piirOen G6os. 6rib
mo Sobn 9tieoerb0fer ie cineS er.
bolien g9ie weroeu lie am 8. Sf.
tobcr 1916 iteben2 1T cine anoere
Srage, oa olib 9lnOere ,Sortidritte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-28

GrmciB @ot6. N1utter ~gll
les 1T 10 t6euer mein Sunae SD
meib t6oiidMlib uibt, no ih pttpaS
iparen fonute." Sunge. pS9ie
warid nit Der Seefe, @altter? SD
tbat ie perfIic6 MIDI oernliii'n 6etm
Maihen.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-28
gyeirer. .gSeriiherilnoci;

UcrnnBeit
~. g. Gbadllicrb & Co.,
lll 2i Sboinucr Commerce Wniloinn.
nCciide r&eriinerunae nae.Beeninalie Dol.
lioun uno Baltimore rnBc
eSeulld-slm. 6cncr0erpnernnac.er erlelflMaitN
baltimore. iroBc mo Nlulpn Nonle Nn1nue
uSlonal Snlntance so. ui NlDfrponl," NcnfO nl
2Sdrilelo, 8clocu8 4iana0cr, lOt-iO9 Nhunls
tec 81 commerce 9lliouO
,.DcrWnuia Erncf 8tt0ueruua8 Nricllitail,e
NuliimOreI uilo 9lurlb Srabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-28

foot, bat in oieiem 2anoe $50.000,-
600 oeborot. Gie 8irmo aubn Soeb
& So. madtc bellte befonut lie bate
oie Gcrbanolrngen nit Der StoOts
&eoiermg Der iron8oiiideu Saupt-
itaot iiir cine flint Sabre louieuoe
ic6spro5entige gIuleibe bon $50.
100000 obseidIoiicn.
Ole sSirmo maht mciter bcfonnt
Dab ole 9lnleibe genoht muroe, um
Der Stoot sic idmeren gluSgoben fir
Sinocrlmg Scr 9totb Der &riegslei.
oenocn 5u pcr0iiten mo 0utiinitigen
dbnliben gluSlo9cn au begegnen, TO-.
mie ou onoeren itdotiiAen 8peden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-28
Qsaris 6ramdlt $50,OOO,OOO.

Otew Dorf 27. Sept. ~ Ole
Staot %aris, GrOufreia's Soupt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-28

modeu 3u oieieu geb6rt Nlicboel
Dlortin, Der 6ellte on oritter Ste1e
ite6t; Nlidoel 9tidel lmO ,S.Sdciot
fdmpieu eiirig fiir einen Sourens
luageu imO Gutit 6ronf lit tein 5u
unterid1tenOer Gonturrent.
@d6renO 5iemlih oielc ser San.
Oiooteu eine 6obe Score su baben
idjeinen lit oieie Ooh nieOrig, menu
man Die aroBe 3o6l BON Stimmcn
IN 9etrott 5iebt oie 0ieie @oc6e
fir neue Subicriptionen gelp06rt
mer0eu GS ioQteu etiide 100000
Slmmen eeben.
Griuben Sie nm boae glus.
funft oieies eroBeu Gor3ugs Oieier
Gampaone ooer iiber au0ere
Aunfte, Die Gie nidt berite6eu. IS
1T iebr ihmer, oae Gill5elbeiteu Ell.
mes ltnternebmens lpie oieieS Sc
oermann iofort oeritdnOli6 81 ma
den Gas 9iirean oes @eitbe.
merb 0feOattelirs befmOet lib inn
@ebduoe oeSo Deutiden Gorreipon-
oent", gtr. 413, 0lt Baltimore
StroBe imO lit bon s ll6r 30 Mor.
gems bis 8 llbr 9Ibeuos oe6ifnet.
Sic TeIepbon Summer III ct.
Eaul 3t73.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-28

Yidrnor. un0 @rnnit.Herte.
B. ellaarspr & esnS 22s worn. 9barles. (.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-28

8Iedlplaitcn. Wetan etc.
Chem 6aHiiln & Co., 3ne, 1915 9alberlion.
Sir0Be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-28

Nupieridmlc0c uu0 @lunhcrs.
9ouM pu0ert, 1884 Tbames, Strobe. s. Il u.
Ielepbon: Wolfe 1899
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-28

Bon il6r Wluraens am 2t. eeptsmbcr
1916 bio 10 ilbr 9benos am ., cttober
1916 wer6en 6oppelts etimmcu iar aae
neuen en6icrIptlonru acUdbrt.
Su oem c5iau6en, ban bic eiimmcH.
iammler. lpeldle bic 6ene Vlf0elt wabrcuS
her Gauer Der Sfiertc uerrihicu, cine
GEtra Sclobuuno iHr 1re W,h6eH erbal
ten ionten, wirO Semieuisen, Der Die mcI.
ten rin.Sabr en6icripuuneu brHat,
$4,000 IN cIUlo, Scm, Der bic 5iurt.
GrHnte. 8a0l brIuat $4,000 III Orb, nuo
rem, ber bic orIttarOate 3abl brlnat,
$25,O0 tm goIo ncasbm ueroeu.
8pei.Sabr eHbfcrfpttpncu
uerbeu fhr 5Wet eins3ubr
eWbiertpttbneH an8euommsu
lDerben.
Ties Fnb Die lctten GEtra.9rsiic, bic
auaeboteu ,uer6cn. Gle werben am
e@lab hes 0ontsns, 2t. citOber 1916.
DeribeIlt.
cSette extra 2sreiss@fferte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-28

Srult.Gompl0niCn.
peaIs gepsNt aub xrnli 0ompana.D IS Gon.os
1iraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-28
GloaoIeib.@eihdite.
nVUuiuIlooieO 9oan co., 9loto'wab eiraBe.



Gtenmaaren allcr gIrt uno SUI.
id]mie0. 3ubc6or.
y. Geoti @ahne &C., 962 36i Moro CSnn 5ir.
observation-disclosures ln0 Nin0Ier.
vierrs 9. 1uaan & @ephclD, 10 clieexuaions
3eihm9en. 3citidriitcu etc.
~The baltimore AcluS Company" Mrberl s. "a
H'eoers weitalfSiabrer 227 R.0aIUertgir.
GelItiHe @Hher lmo 9eiflhriiten.
y. oaHitinl VT 0oe. sseIteeriuaionShabe.
$boto9rapb.
eanraa- -gin gboioetapU bon glussettmina.
VI. 10. gSeN0esinaiof ztreee.
Nationals .9nnten.
px1e clo Eoion National 9ani" Vap. un0
91elet SitG6e Nacob VS.. Nooi. Rrdloeuls
ss,gnS FspsS Slo,iesaI n GsSa' was ws@esa @ooro,,o
2S: V. geoQHcr Nalllrer,
pg9rfrra Nationdl @ant" ia Norh 0uidip.Sfr.
y. W'orloH aolirer
Staots Q3anfen.
,,rcntine Wans non eoltlmeree, baltimore.
mo 1ouioap' SNabe glu0nl yeencr Hrdil.
oenf' Sopn V. r1uper SiCc NtlNocnls
veoras .. Cans aailirsr.
Spar.9anfeu.
"1entias eparhans pm eultmur," Vusaw.
mo Baltimore Sir0be.
Srult.GomplQniCn.
peaIs 1epsRt aub xrnn compaas." rs eou.bs
eiraBe
Ynrnor. mo @ronit.gSerte
3. olIaarsnS a euns, a2s woro.eoariss. 3.
Nbnnnenirn, bic ben nIeWldlrN W0frcipon.
hcnifu" mint pNNltlln uber uurectlm0NiN az.
hnlitu llub Qrbgtens Der Nliicc puuon ptr Hfles
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FEAR A BREAK
WITH GERMANY

object, namely the calling of q
conference, before specific peace
terms are publicly announced.
Says U. s. Bungled."
An administration official to-
day used the word "bungle" in
describing his flew OF the man.
ner In which the state department
handled the publicity arrange
ments regarding the presidents
peace notes and the subsequent
Lansing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ly the first, which, he said, was
obviously unprecedented"
The second explanatory state
ment was issued, he declared,
wholly for the purpose of making
clear to Germany that as long as
she keeps to the letter of inter-
national law where American
rights are concerned, she need
have no fear of any change in
this governments attitude of neu-
trality.
One of the many interpretations
which have been placed on the
peace notes themselves and the
subsequent explanations, it is
said that it is now wholly up to
Germany whether this govern
ment will remain neutral or cast
its lot with the allies.
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He told of recent tour of in
spection Of the storage ware
houses of Seattle and suggested
that the dairymen, If they Joined,
might have large quantities OF
hay shipped from east of the
mountains, storing it and having
1t sent them as fast as they need
ed 1t. The cost of storage, he
said, is but 65 cents a ton for the
first month, and 20 cents for each
month thereafter.
Another advantage of cooper
alton, Mr.. Paulhamus indicated,
would be the ability of an or
ganized party of dairymen to
borrow money at the banks in any
amount needed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-29
STATE DAIRYMEN URGED
TO KNOCK HIGH PRICES

The relations of the dairy farm
err and the state department of
agriculture were discussed by H.
t. Graves, head of the depart
ment, before the cath annual con-
vention of the state dairymen at
Auburn Friday.
In an address by w. II. Paulha-
mus of Sumner the dairymen
were urged Thursday to organize
and cooperate as a measure of
self-defense against the high price
of feed.
Mr.. Paulhamus took the view
that the cost of production and
marketing could be controlled by
cooperation. There is no ex-
cuse for the present exorbitant
prices, he declared.
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HOLDUPS
AT WORK
IN TOWN

Two bold holdups occurred in
Tacoma Thursday night, one in a
Pacific avenue store and the other
in brightly lighted service sta
ton of the Standard Oil company.
The first was in Samuel N.
Witenberg's clothing store, 1912
Pacific avenue, at s o'clock.
Two unmasked men entered the
store, aimed revolvers at Witen-
berg, and demanded that he hand
over his money. The manager
protested, and received a blow
with the butt of a revolver over
his head, in reply.
Then Weinberg started shout
ing for help. The bandits appar-
emily were not "gun-men," as they
turned and fled.
At 8 O'Clock an unmasked man
entered the Standard Oil station
at Tacoma ave. and Center streets
and told F. X. Fulton, the agent,
to hand over the cash register con-
tents.
With a revolver pressed close
to his side, Fulton allowed the
bandit to scoop out $40 in cash.
Good descriptions. were furnish
ed the police.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 20.
If Germany desires that the U.
s. pass along any secret peace
terms for the entente allies to
consider at round table session,
this government will lend itself
to that work.
A high state department Off
cial said this today, but qualified
his remarks by emphasizing that
the U. s. would be acting mere
1y as a messenger"
Would the U. s. act publicly
and lay its cards on the table In
such case?" he was asked.
Il don't think we would have
any cards to lay on the table,
he answered.
Another official of the depart
ment when questioned on this
point, declared that where this
government acts as "the messen-
ger" for one side or the other,
any communication which 1t han
dies between the belligerents
must be kept secret IL the power
Transmitting such communities
tIon requests this government to
keep 1t secret.
Fear Break With Germany.
The idea Of break with Ger
many over submarine warfare, II
the peace proposals fall flat, is
HOW generally held here.
Some administration men say
privately the German peace an
6ksr Is insincere. They see lit
~ hope. II any, Of the allies meet
Ing the German proposals. They
fear IAN unbridled submarine
Warfare" will follow failure OF
present peace negotiations.
Those officials who have talk
"a with the British ambassador,
H|r Cecil Spring-Rice, say the al
1I1n never Will consent TO what
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