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CHARTER
OF THE MEXICAN FRUIT & STEAMSHIP
CO., INC.

OF THE MEXICAN FRUIT & STEAMSHIP
CO., INC.
United States of America. State of louisiana,
Parish Of Orleans, City OF New Orleans
Be it known, that on this thirtieth day Of
the month of May, in the year, one thou
sand, nine hundred and sixteen, before me,
Walter /. Gleason, notary pubic, duly
commissioned and qualified in and for the
parish Of Orleans, State of Louisiana, atore.
said, therein residing, and In the presence OF
the witnesses hereinafter named and under
signed, personally came and appeared:
The persons whose names are. hereunto
subscribed who declared that availlng them
selves of the provisions of the laws of this
state, in such cases made and provided, rel
alive TO the organization OF corporations,
they have coyenanted and agreed, and do,
by these presents, covenant and agree, bind,
form and constitute themselves, as well as
such other persons as may hereafter join or
become associated with them, into corpo-
ration and body polite in law, for the objects
and purposes and under the agreements and
stipulations following, to-wit:
Article THE name and style Of this
corporation shall be the Mexican Fruit &
Steamship Company, Incorporated. and under
that name it shall have and enjoy all the
rights, advantages and privileges granted by
law 10 corporations; II shall exist for a
period of ninety-nine years from the date
hereof; il shall have power and authority
to contract, sue and be sued in its corporate
name; to make and use a corporate seal, and
the same to break or alter at pleasurei to
hold, receive, purchase, convey, mortgage,
hypothecate and pledge property, real, per,
sonal or mixed; 10 issue bonds notes and
other obligations; to have and employ such
officers, managers, directors, agents and other
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elected and qualified
| lac Board Of Directors shall elect from
oleIi "~" NUMBER a president and we
Pa ne SHa'. also t.eet sec, ,aIy
both ~ y; me j., $50. N.' sa-' DE
| m.r,h.r, - ~, ,,.-l IT,. -
power and authorize, fr .- ..~r o., ,,-,. >,
name and appHu. all >..h o,.,re,,. ag,-t-
or other employee els May be deemed ug.us-
sary t1r the purpose AID rr,.n,-, Cd: she c.r-
| para.'a1. They shah have power % fin
the camr"n, t'.on .@l define 'he da..c5 II
go -';',,I @it g,.'l..I,'e. a'L 81, "incet.
- 80. ''..' ,I'',' ana ''Ap'"y.
/ The E,.-3 - -. wi .,,.rr.L ~,
| as alter md I.r~rt an, ~ -r a., ~.
rule, and -r.a,a.t.r, I.r,,,,r, AMI -,
| ~ - Judgment 10y ;hc couIu,.. -l-ra-. and
| uanfrc-tn, 81 '.c business and affairs %.
| .s!d ,'-pn.ttt"n. A Ill weet.ug- - the
| .i."'I 81 directors Sa,A director siaL. have
| -'1 '.e.. 20 "ir"'.'. proxy - sci al ms
| u. , "a.
| -, - Ia. - .-'. '''. ~. ana a..
/ pg... al a., --.,,. - '..'
/ gl,e, AID ..r,r ,,.......,,,s ,..I c,r,r.,...
! go ID ali things reasonable. s~rv,rerr- s,.l
necessary for The proper Carrying on %; the
| cuisines, Of the corporation
! The board nay issue ,na'-Pa.d shares oi
SOCK i'- ,">A 'r IN payment 81 Labor done
! ~ PROPERTY actually received by sad cor-
~ ,,r,.....- .,..-
r, f.,,r,.r ...r.- "a. i....... -. 80,
any Other ,anse n. aim, ,s.u he Ioi.-
dated 1y ihrr, commissioners. 90 Ice appoint
ca from amanrs, the stakeholder, a. d gen
eraI meeting of the s.u.lh,.Irrs convened
log ~f,H purpose. o.. winch meeting notice
shall hc gwen 10 the manner aud twc pro-
y'Ged ,'T stock. .Id.r' meetings by Article
~ I'm. 'ia',r,' ana '"9-'ni4S ID
,,,r n :, lac lac ,,t..-. 800 .' Sa.i son"
-. -. .E.r ,.,...- ~ =, .....l 49,.
,t,,.-, nj ...I g~r,,,.,I .,''y ,,,, ','I
fully ltqrsds,,l H. case oi death Of me
or more o: sad cpu.u5ssloucrs, the vacancy
shall ne filled hy the surviving commits
s'oncrs.
Article NtI.-iHis ari Of incorporation may
hc modified ch~nscd or altered, or this cor.
= -.','' ~ '' '''ll' -. 'lt S'I''''
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Heavy AnlAa-

Mrs. Newell would like a pound OF
your best cheese.
Groceries, ma'am.
Mrs. Viewed examining it)-Why.
this cheese is full OF holes.
Groceries, ma'am; that's the way
II comes.
Mrs. Newed-Well, l don't want any
Of It. I'm not going to pay for pound
Of cheese that contains half pound OF
holes!
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CHARTER
OF y .. JONIAN LEAGUE.
afg .f .-1r-r.r. H.---i 80 n.1,.rs

+.
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Nv" 'N''''
BE It known that on tins. tie twentieth
Lord nineteen hundred and ,,N.rsr. before
NE Edward Pctc- Cousin. a r.-.ry r,,Fl,g
duly commissioned and qualified IN and f,r
HE parish and state aforesaid. therein rr.It.
ING and III the presence Of the witnesses
hereinafter named aud undersigned. person
whose names are hcr,unt, subscribed, who
-tNC''l4F declared that, aval!Iug Themselves
II the PROVISIONS OF Act No. -5i OF 1914, they
-. .r(.Cu ana akreed' ana by jhese
LIZ, III M '. III %.t u.'' mem.
. Isr.,,. 's az sIs'' o..,r' I!Is'.S as
- $500 'NN'."e "Ss',ia''d WIN tleh
body polite IN law. i,r the objects and Dur,
pose, and under the articles and ,-ir1Ia. 'n,s
following ,p-wit:
Article I-Ilr name and ,,y'c Of sid c,-.
poraji0u shall he New Orleans I1yfau League
and ITS dur1icric is hereby fixed II the (-tv
Of New Orleans. Ia
,,.r II II
-; -! -: ', 49, 1'h p"lPy,ts OF
,,,+. 81 "oC,,-.N ~ &c. 10 i,,
lI.,.. goa VIC "gI,t'''
~ - ~ ,'' va '.'' 10y VI Nc"
D..Sa.'i ~ 10 -2S'S' lh any >u'A movements
49,, - - ~ -! ms 80 70 &c
and f7r,lIi.,.iz,. H. NIL -, - 49,. -
-,.ir:..,5,, - !:. - ~, usI Gnu
- "a l,...N-'S I.l illuminating
~ 49, III eT'S'H ing 90 pII%t''
orsiIeD, y;cocs', Io,'s.sl OF
81 si... 80 !, :. asLSI
ST,u h. -, G., a. C' Wnolh
at.ti oS e'.I'eu 'E p'lto' ai,udly loEe'neT
~ ivy inc L'e|''y'S oi iht ASSOCIATION
,,,,t 5,r;,, 80 -. -i lsESe Ing Ea,I-
80 l - ,.l 80 -,.u '.,e.' oinIy
have been elected ''''''
An ,..,,,-:.- -, eli,
r,,..I,j 90 - - =, H'cG d nay &c
I,avr,~s ~ tho -. laIi -. - a.iI
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No Dude,

Il s'pose I'm a regular old fogy," said
Uncle Ezra, but I'm blamed II | can
see any sense in that there bathrobe
my new nephew sent me from the city.
tried to take bath in the burned
thing last night, and if it wasn't for
the style Of it / could have done a
doggone sight better without"
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81 am glad TO say" remarked Mr..
Seekton, that | never spoke a hasty
word to you"
"NO, LeOnld8s," answered his wife
rather gently; I'm willing to give you
credit for not hurrying about any
thing"
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Not Too Thick.

"Are the fish thick here"
swell. not too thick, SIR" answered
the native. I'VE have TO use this lake
partly for navigation. louisville Cou.
rier-JOurnal
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What became OF that cake | baked
for youi" demanded the fianCee.
81 sent it downtown TO have my
monogram engraved on It," replied the
fiance-Kansas City Journal.
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Shape No Object,

Butcher-Will you have a round
steak, ma'am? Mrs. Youngbride-I
don't care what shape It is, so it's ten.
der.-Boston Transcript.
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The Same Girl,

Young Husband - When l used 10
kiss you, you slapped me. Young
Wlfe-Well, you won't get slapped
now unless you forget TO kiss me
Illustrated Bits.
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Occasional depression no one can
avoid, but I'll temper everybody can.
Daily THOUGHT,

The happiness of your Life, and it's
power, and its part or rank In earth or
In heaven, depend on the way you
pass your days now.-Ruskin.
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. copy.
BERNARD TITCHE. Not. Pub.
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States Of America. State Of louisiana,
|kA d Orleans.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-16
Cash IN SIGHT
FOR BIG BONUS
FOR HILL Line
Hope Felt Locally That Great
Northern viii Stay on Run
When Offer is Made

BY 5 o'clock this afternoon com
mittee Of local business men expects
To have subscriptions to the. amount of
$25, 900 pledged to offer to the GrYat
Northern Pacific Steamship Company
- aagnafantee against any deficit for
five round trips Of the liner Great
Northern.
q The cost: of every round trip Is $40.-
600. and 1t Is figured that with this
guarantee the company VIII be able
to see the other $4,000 or more In
freight and passenger traffic. II the
succeeds In having the
desired sum pledged, the offer will be
cabled to San Francisco this after.
noon.
More than $4,000 was pledged at
9: Is this afternoon.
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j. 5. SGIVEN 3.
COOPERATIONOF
CARRANzA FORCE
Secretary Baker Informs Presi-
dent invading Columns
H.. Well Received
PERSHING'S COMMAND
REPORTS ALL'S WELL.
Spent UneventfuI Night and is
Now Striking South on
Villas Trail
IAssociaked Press by Fedarh wirslsssl

WASHINGTON, D. c., March f6.--
Both columns OF the American mill
tary expedition In Mexico are meeting
the cooperation Of the carranza gov
eminent and the carranza soldiers, ae-
cording to news received by Secretary
Baker, which he has announced to the
president.
The columns entered Mexico yester-
day Afternoon. one from Columbus,
New. Mexico, and one farther west,
the first under General Pershing and
the second under Col. Dodd Of the cav.
airy.
The state department dispatches say
that Americans In Mexico, particular
~ those In the interior, are leaving
for the states or for coast ports,
where they will be better protected
than in the isolated interior towns.
& COLUMBUS, New Mexico, March
16.-Leaying this town shortly after
noon yesterday, the column under Gen.
Pershing rode across the border into
Mexican territory, four miles away,
and then struck south IN the direction
taken by Gen, villa after his raid last
week. - s-ss5s sssr ,z-Sss
Last night the expedition spent an
fewAhours in camp, q short
distance across the border. and con.
tihued the march this morning.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex; March 16. -
Gen. Pershing's first reporteto General
Funston states that all is well with
his column. Nothing out of the 0rdi-,
nary has occurred, so far as an
nol.nced.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-16
ARMEIIANS And
POLES AIDED BY
HONOLULU FUND
Committee Decides to Send
Another $1,000; Almost
500, 900 Sent to Date

Another $4,000 Of money contributed
by Honolulans for the relief Of inhabf
tants of war-striekep countries of
Europe will be sent taway at once,
according to action decided upon at q
meeting Of the War Relief Committee
this morning,
5Of this amount $4,000 will be- for
Armenian relief and $4,000 for relief
work tn Poland. The money. will be
sent to the American Red Gross So
ciety. on assurances from Mabel r.
Boardman that all such contributions
are actnallysspent for relief work, the
overhead and administrative charges
being taken care of from separate
fund.
The $4,000 voted this morning brings
Che total sent away from Honolulu by
the War Relief Committee to some.
thing more than $4,000.
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Remember BABY Week
CURATIVE INsTlTuTloNs ron CHILDREN
fBy Mrs. Isaa 6 n. Coz. }

tTis fourth Of series Of short published this week
The Exhibits in Connection with Child Welfare Work. by Mrs L l.
oo published .
the of Honolulu
children admitted
district
Pama Settlement who help advise moth
these the only help available for the admit
10 for Z. 1.
..as. { 4
nicted e.
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WILL GERMANY
USEFOREIGNERS?
[A.socIa.sd rr.s, py Tsdsssl WEsls..l

lAsoOei1soa EkOSS " 2yook0 W4NIp14I
LONDON, England, March 10.
"A despatch to the Exchange
Telegraph Agency says that ncti-
tral foreigners living in Germany
may be impressed into that coun-
try's service. According to the re-
port, Gcrfnsn municipal authorities
have been instructed to take a cen
sus of such neutral foreigners.
Those who have lived in a German
city for more than five years are e.
be considered as having lost their
previous citizenship and as liable to
military service. They win not Be
sent to the front but will be put.to
work in German offices, releasing
members of the Landsturm foe
fighting.
1t is reported that there are 3O.-
eco foreigners in Germany Of fight
ing age.
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SHRINERS TO ARRANGE
FINE TIME FOR GUESTS

Chahmen of all committees of the
Shriners will meet tomorrow at noon
at the Masonic temple, to arrange a
plan for the reception of the visiting
Shriners, who viii arrive in Honolulu
on March 81. 1t is expected that the
mainland Shriners will remain here
for at least four days, and IN the
meantime number of plans win be
arranged for their entertainment,
which win include a luau, a trip
around the island and a ceremonial
ball. ...e. &. -ssz7 -.....-....s
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STOCK GAMBLERS ARE
RESP0NS SiBLE FOR NEW
0kUMA KILLING LOT
Especial Gable to Nippu Jiii.

Especial Cable to Nippu Jill,
TcKI0, Japan, March 16.--A sensa-
tion was created in Toxic last evening
when II was announced that plotters
were endeayoring 20 make second
attack on Count Okuna. The city was
wild with excitement, and the Metro
politan police bureau were asked to
seek out the pIotters.
II was discovered that there was no
attempt made on the life Of the pre-
mier nor was there any plot to kill
him. Swindlers had been at work and
started the story, and as q result there
was big change in the prices OF
stock on the Toxic stock exchange. II
is reported that the swindlers had
planned a big coup, but were outwit-
ted by the political detectives of the
bureau.
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NASt1lNGIO.N, u. ES.y MATS
16.-At the conclusion of debats
late this afternoon, the housS
passed the frec-sugar repeal bill
by a vote of $40 to Ia.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March
l6.-Taking up the debate at moor
today upon the passage of the Kit.
chin bill, repeating the "free-sugar
clause, the house is this afternoon
listening to lively discussion be-
tween advocates and opponents OF
the administration measure.
"A large proportion Of the time is
being given to opponents of the
bin so that they may have every
opportunity to set forth their stand,
The general tariff question forms
the chief basis of the discussion, ad-
yocates of. the Kitchin bill arg
ing that tie fepeaf Of the freessngar
clause is necessary to secure rev.
cnues for the country's program,
while opponents Of the bill declare
that it is in violation of the Demo
cratic tariff doctrines,
Early in the discussion Chairman
Kitchin repeated the announce
ment that ne would ask for the ter
rlination of the general debate moi
later than 4::S0 today.
The speakers this afternoon in
cludcd w. p. Martin, Progressive.
Proteclionist of kLouisiana, who
spoke for the bill; J. w. Fordney.
the welI-known Republican o.
Michigan. and E. L. Hamilton, Re
publican, also Of Michigan, both IA.
voring the bill; and w. S. Howarc
Of Georgia, Democrat. Howard
spoke against the bill,
It is now expected that the vote
viii Be taken not later than $50
this afternoon.
Fotdiiey closed the debate. He
naintained strongly that the sugar
industry Of the United States can
not survive without protection.
c. s. ALeERT.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-16
KIANG 81 DECIDES TO
SHARE LOT OF REBELS

Especial Cable to Nippu Jill
TOXIC, japan, March 16,-The
province of Kiangsi has declared its
independence of Yuan Sbih-Kai. This
is the third province In China to joir
the republican government as q whole.
Other provinces are partially occupied
by the revolutionary troops, but have
not yet declared independence. The
other provinces which at present form
a unit IN the republic are Yunnan and
Kweichau.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-16
ILL TREATMENT
OF JAPANESE in
CHINA RESENTED
Baron lshii Instructed to Cable
to Peking for Facts; Popu-
lace Excited
Especial Cable to Nippu Jiji)

TOXIC. Japan, March 16.-Thou.
sands OF japanese in Toxic and
throughout Iapan are angerd at the
news which was received from China
that Chln6s1 aof15eials sin- Rsling h8d
committed odtragea on Japanese. and
had insnlted The Japanese nag. The
receipt Of the news was.sa signal for
an anti-C Chinese movement, and soon
the Japanese populace became an.
gered and urged the governments 20
take some steps to make China apollo
size. I !, ~
Upon receipt OF the news that Jap
anese subjects had been i'll treated In
China, Barona Ishii. minister of foreign
affairs, Immediately cabled the Jap
anese minister at Peking, and asked
for . detailed account Of the trouble
in the capital
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JAPAN'S AMBASSADOR
TO PROTEST AGAINST
ACTION or CRUISER
Especial Gable to Nippu I'LL

TOXIC, Japan. March 16.-ft ls
learned that the Japanese foreign de-
partment has cabled X. Inouye. Jap.
anese ambassador to the Court of 81
James. to file Z protest with the Brit
ish government ii regard 70 japanese
merchantmen being searched ~ Brit
ish cruisers in the China Sea. The
ships which were searched are the
Tenyo. Iyo. Chikuzen, Yamashiro and
Tamba Maru. II - stated that tie
search was made % apprehond Indian
subjects Of Great Britain.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-16

Bleeding eopiously from five-inch
knife wound in the left side, which
he claims was inflicted by one of a
band of colored soldiers, John Blake,
a discharged colored soldier. was tax
en- to the emergency hospital last
night. DR.. R. G. Aver took three
stitches in the wound and the wound.
ed man then went to his home, 1888
Fort street. k.->s..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-16
MRS. GEORGE R0oRBACH
TEMPORARY MATR0N AT
BOYS REFORM SCHOOL

Mrs. George s. Roorbach, wife OF
one of the teachers, is temporarily fill
ing the position of matron at tho
toys' industrial school at Waialee,
the appointment having been made by
Fred Anderson, superintendent. She
takes the place Of Mrs. Harriet
Kearns, resigned. The next meeting
OF the Industrial schools board will be
held in three weeks, at which time the
position probably will be permanently
filled T., .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-16
JURY
PUTS BLAME
DEATH ON YONG

At o'clock this i afternoon .
coroner's jury decided that the death
OF Kim Hoong You'll, Korean, killed
yesterday was, the result Of bullet
wound IN the neck which severed the
jugular, the said bullet being dis,
charged from a 80 caliber revolver,
held In the hands of You Chill Yong"
An autopsy was held this morning at
the morgue. You Chill Yong will be
tried for murder, according to the au-
thorities.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-16
CANADA MAY FLOAT LOAN
OF SIS, ,OOO, 600 IN .. S

NEW YORK. N. Y. March IA
number of big American bankers,
headed by ]. p. Morgan & Company.
are negotiating with Canada for the
fiotation Of a new loan. estimated at
about $75. 900 900. A statement by Mr..
Morgan confirms the report.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-16
JAPAN TO HAVE MAN
AT ALLIES MEETING
TO DISCUSS FINANCE
[spacial cable to Nippu Jiif.l

Especial Cable to Nippu Jill
TOXIC, Japan, March 16.-The Jap
anese government has decided to send
a representative to London to attend
the Allies financial congress which
will be held in England in the near
future. r. Wakatsuki. former minis
ter of the treasury, is the delegate
likely to be named, according to local
reports.
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Retirement Of Admiral Won Tir-
pitt Will Not Modify Policy
OF Torpedoing Belligerent
Vessels
GERMANY TO ENFORCE
FOREIGN ENLlSTMENT7
London Hears Report Neutral
Residents in Country May Be
Impressed Into Service;
More Fighting at verdlIn
IAasocia.sd Prsss 3 FEDERAL Wlrsi.lsl

LONDON. England. March 10.
The big Dutch steamer rurbafl.
tia. l5.0O0 tons. is a victim either
OF a mine or a torpedo, IN the Norh
Sea, according to reports hrre this
afternoon The vessel has large
crew and is carrying 800 p'sscn-
gers, outward bound from Amstcr-
dam to the River Platte, South
america.
After striking the explosive. the
steamer began to sink rapidly, ac-
eording to frantic wireless messages,
and is now in perilous situation off
Northbinder lightship. Dutch tor
pedo boats are rushing to the scene.
LONDON, England, March los
1T is certain the Turbantia was
unwarned,' telegraphed the AM
sterdam correspondents of the Ger
trail News Agency Three Ametf
cans were aboard, including Ricis-
ard Carinen-S Schilling.
Lloyds agency reports that tIic
Turbantia has been sunk and that
all on board were saved.
NEW YORK, II. ", March i6.
News has reached here that the
French steamer Patfia, carrying d
number Of passengers. including -
Americans, was attacked without
warning by submarine off Algeria
in the Mediterranean sea, on March
|. According to the announcement
of Capt. Deschelles, the torpedo
launched at the Patria missed By
barely so feet.
American Consul Arnold oI
Cairo was one Of the passengers On
the vessel, and he asserted that he
would forward a report on the in
cident to the u. S. government but
on the day after his arrival at Lis
bon he died there and left no off
cial statement, so far as is known
Capt Desclielles reported that oc-
cirre1cc to the French goYernnleB..
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Ireland STIRRED UP
BY ANTl-REC UlIERS
IAssoci...d Press - red.ral wirslss.l

LONDON, Eng, March 16.-The
London Post today publishes an arti-
Gle characterizing as serious the situ-
alton In Ireland. The Sinn Fein so
ciety is said to be campaigning active
ly against recruiting in Ireland and
the efforts to secure recruits are
arousing much opposition.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-16
GERMANS CLAIM DEAD
MANS HILL, DOMINANT
OVER MEUSE HEIGHTS
/ [Associated Press b1 Federa Wirslessl

BERLIN, Germany, March 16.-
French attacks made on the German
positions west OF Sommepy. south OF
st. Souplet and on the road TO the
Champagne section we're unsuccessful
today. The Germans Claim posses.
sion of Dead Mans hill, about which
there has been much hard fighting.
The hill dominates the height west OF
the Meuse.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-16
ITALIANS MAKE
HEAVY ATTACK

IAssociassd Prsss BY fsdsrsi wirslsssI
BERLIN, Germany, March 16.-The
Italians are making a desperate at
tack on the Austrians along the lsonzo
line today, according to reports from
Vienna On Podgorod heights the
Italians have been driven back In
hand-tO-hand fighting.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-16
ANGELS OF BIRTH AND
DEATH BRING Joy AND
GRIEF ON SAME DAY

= Yesterday within less than Z
y seven hours Mr.. and Mrs. VIII 4
= liam A. Kuhn Of s61 Alapai street Z
= were called upon first to mourn I
= the death of one Of their child I
= rem, and then to rejoice in the 4
= solace OF baby SON born to take 4
\ the place Of the one who died. 4
y At half an hour after noonsyes- 1
= terday William A. Juhn, Jr., . 4
= baby boy one year and eight I
\ months Of age died, and at = I
y o'clock last evening son was 4
y born to the wife Of Mr.. Kuhn. 1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-16
LIEUT.. lELL IS
suicide VICTIM
AT SAN ANTONIO
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fAgsociated Press b FEDERAL Wifeiessi
SAN ANTONIO Tex, March 16.--.
Lieut. Edward Zcil. OF the 11th Cav
airy, which is under Gen. Pershing's
command, committed suicide today.
He was a victim of melancholia. At
West Point Zeil was football and
baseball star.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-16

Ching You Ming. Chinese, charged
with having opium In possession. was
arrested by Marshal ]. ]. Smiddy to-
day and later released by Commits.
sioner George s. Curry.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-16
AMERICANS NPERIIED BY new SUBMARINE ATTACK NO WARNING GIVEN
Free Sugar Repeal Passes House
$40 to II; Early Senate Action
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