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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29
CONTRACTS FOR
Army SUPPLIES
And WORkLEI

Bids for supplies and work for the
United States army on Oahu for the
various infantry, cavalry, field artil::
lery and coast defense troops, open:
ed during the week at the headquar-
tiers of the Quartermaster Corps, this
city, have just been announced. The
chief bids as awarded as as follows
Laundering linen for transports to
American Sanitary Laundry: Flat
pieces, $50 a hundred, coats and
blankets, Is cents each.
Embalming remains, NJ. E. Silva, $40
each. ..:..-=. -. ....
Stevedoring, McCabe, Hamilton &
Kenny, detailed bids on separate jobs,
same as last year -. ...
Fresh frozen beef, approximately
10000 pounds a month, 1877 cents a
pound; mutton, approximately $4,000
pounds a month, Is cents a pound.
Lowest bidder, Hawaii Meat Com
pany. ....-.. T.
Wood, t. ogawa, 1895 to sS.S5 a
cord. ,..~...:. ~ f..
blacksmith coal, II. Hackfeld &; Co.,
s1245 to $1345 a hundred pounds.
Coke, Honolulu Iron Works, $50 a
ton. Fl.
Straw for bedding, Reliable Trans
fer Company, 81 to 70 cents hundred
weight. ......
Fuel oil for Fort Shafter, Union Oil
Company, $.0S45 gallon. ...
Fuel oil for Schofield Barracks, As
sociated Oil Company, 5 cents gal
Ion.
Gasoline for all posts, Associated
Oil Company, 17h and Is cents a gal
Ion. ......s 49,.
Mineral oil for all posts, Standard
Oil Company, SITS to $.1S45 gal
Ion.
Canned pineapples, Hawaiian Pine
apple Company, No. az, 1873 can;
No. 10, 1916 can. Both extra quality.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29
SUBMARINE IS
NEARLY RAMMED
ON MAUI COAST

Especial Star. Bulletin Correspondence.]
WAIEUKU, Maui, April 2s.-AlmoSt
ramming a submarine, which ap-
peared suddenly from beneath the
waves, and directly in his course but
a few lengths ahead, was the exciting
experience of Chairman Sam kalama
OF the board of supervisors, while on
his way to Molokai Yesterday morn
ing. Mr. Kalama was making the trip
iii Dave Flemings sampan from the
Honolua ranch, accompanied by a
japanese bcatman. A heavy rain was
falling end choppy sea was running.
Suddenly the gray body of the sub
marine apl cared dead ahead to the in
tense astonishnent of Kalama and hts
crew. who at first took it to be a
MfaIe.Tz ~..... ..-.... Fl 30:
Sam says that for a time he
thought he was in the war zone and
that his sampan was neutral mer'
chairman. Then the hull of the sub
marine opened and the crew of real
American bluejackets came out and
gave him the laugh, which dispelled
his Illusion. . ...-s !
Another submarine also made its
appearance They proved to be two
of the "K'' class lundersea fighters
from Pearl Harbor, which were out on
q practise cruise.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29
freed 'PL0TTER'
.RANDELL'SSANITY
NOT PROBED
Central Figure in Case Which
Blew Up is Given Liberty
By u. S. Authorities

Guy B. Randell was released from
Oahu prison last night following his
exoneratiCn by the federal grand jury
of charges that he violated the neu-
trality of the United States by endeav-
oring to recruit local men for service
with the fighting forces of the Allies.
The district attorney today stated
that anyone who desires to file a
complaint against Randell for lunacy
will have to do so through the local
circuit court, for the reason that the
local federal court, or no other L. S.
court, has authority to inquire into
the sanity Of a person, even though
the grand jury may so recommend.
In its partial report to Judge c.
F. Clemens yesterday, the grand jury,
commenting on the Randell case, stat
ed that, in the opinion of the members,
Randell is mentally unbalanced and
that the condition Of his sanity should
be looked into.
1t was further stated by the district
attorneys Office that the Randell case
is closed as far as it is concerned.
During the investigation Of the case,
Randell testified before the grand jury
on his own volition, which is con-
sidered an unsual proceeding in that
defendants are seldom, if ever, called
to testify in their own cases in grand
Jury inquisitions.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29
JUDGE ASHFORD MAY I.
HEAR FORBES CASES
NEXT TUESDAY MORN

Judge Stuart this morning denied
an interlocutory appeal by Attorney
General |. NJ. Stainback in the injunc-
ton suit now pending to restrain ter
ritorial officials from allowing funds
to be paid from public utilities and
harbor commissions to Charles R.
Forbes for expenses incurred during
his recent trip to Washington.
h. 1t was stated this morning that If
Judge Stuart is not back from his trip
to Hawaii by next Tuesday, when the
cases are to be resumed, Judge Ash
ford will begin the hearing of them.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29
LITTLE INTERVIEWS

DAVID LLOYD CONKLING, city
treasurer: This is my birthday and
/ don't care who knows it. l am 60
ing out to celebrate this Afternoon.
Watch my smoke! p"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29
POLICE PREVENT SIMON
FROM SAILING ON SHlNYC

B. j. Simon was about to board the
Shinyo Maru for China last evening
saying that he was leaving on urgent
business, when he was collared by
Deputy Sheriff Asch, who held him
until 8 p. m. and then released him.
Yesterday afternoon, Asch stated
that the charges against Simon were
too vague to convict him, but that
Simon would not be allowed to leave
on the Shinyo Maru. Whether he
will be allowed to go on the next
steamer, or whether by that time
more definite charges will have been
placed against him, is question still
unsettled. Simon is clever as a sales
man, is very young and has made a
host of frleads here, some of whom
say it is case of too much good
fellowship.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29
BIG HILLLINER
/. MAY Come HERE
ON SPECIAL TRIP

Rssgg RagE saEzE Z <
x Advices received ny the Promo Z
x ton Committee are that either <
< the Great Northern or the North :
ern Pacific, big Hill liners, may :
come to Honolulu on a special :
x trip the first week in July, pro- :
x viding there is a heavy enough :
< booking Of traffic to make the :
< trip feasible. II so, and if the =
< return bookings from the coast :
< should be sufficient, the steamer
< would undertake another trip :
x here the first week in September, =
x allowing time to reach the is :
y lands from the mainland just :
u prior TO the opening OF the island :
x schools. Chairman Berndt OF the :
x Promotion Committee says that :
X the committee hopes that book :
Z ings will be sufficient to justify :
< the trips and avoid any POSSIBLE :
x ity of passenger congestion.
agg aEsa ass aa:. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29

Fire destroyed $500 pounds of sug,
gar on the lighter Senator at Pier No,
), Brooklyn.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29

STAR-BULLETiN GIVES YOU
TODAY's NEWS TODAY.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29
GOVERNMENT AUCTIONS. ~
C0NFISCATED DIAMONDS

Four diamond rings, confiscated by
the government from Lee Tai, a Chi
nese, were sold at auction by Mar
shall ]. ]. Smiddy today and brought
s241.5O. Two of the rings were pur-
chased by Loo Joe, who paid $3.50
for them. The others went to Attor-
ney Arthur K. Ozawa for 1865. One
of the rings was a solitaire valued at
$3.50, which brought $145. ..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29
PROGRESSIVE CONVENTION
TONIGHT.

Beginning at 7:30 tonight the Pro
gressive party of Hawaii will hold its
convention in the skating ring. upper
Fort street: A. Il c. Atkinson, nation
al committeeman, will call the meet
ing to order. Twenty or thirty dele
gates are expected to attend, the
number being doubtful as no regular
primaries or election of delegates has
been held
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29

Petitions for naturalization were
filed in federal court today by John
Cullen, Jr., native of Scotland and
a contractor by occupation, and Rob-
ert Karl Hermann A. Fricke, a native
of Germany and an overseer by occu'
patton. ...-
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-05-05
SEE PEACE MOVE IN
BUELOW'S RETURN

Paris, May 3.-European peace
is brought appreciably nearer by
the sudden return of Prince Won
Buelow to Berlin after six months
spent at Lucerne. This is the
opinion of diplomats the signif-
canoe of the ex-Chancellor's re-
entry into active political life.
1t has been the Kaiser's policy
since the breakdown of his efforts
to prevent Italy from entering the
war, to hold Won Buelow, one OF
his intimate friends aloof from the
turmoil of Berlin politics. The
EmperOr's object has been to pre-
vent the Prince from committing
himself by declaration of his
views OF what benefits Germany
must derive from the war.
The result is that he is the only
prominent German who can
make moderate peace proposals
without first having to retract
hrebrand utterances similar to
those made by all the German
politicians now in power.
European diplomats therefore,
interpret his return to the capital
as prelude to big political and
diplomatic move looking to peace.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-05-05
IU} ENT REVERSED
IN DAVID JAMES CASE

Columbus, Ga, May 4 Judge
Don Pardee, of the United States
circuit court of appeals, has re-
versed the judgment of Judge
Newman's court in the case of
Haven & Clement, of New York
city, against David w, James, Of
Blakely, Ga, and the case will be
tried in the district court.
Haven & Clement, cotton brok-
ers, claimed that Mr.. James in
vested in cotton futures through
their offices and that they advanc-
ed him money on account with
which to buy futures, and that
he refused to reimburse them.
James refused payment of the
claim, one of the points Of his de
Tense being that money advanced
with which to buy cotton futures
could not be legally recovered. A
jury in the United States court
here gave Haven & Clement a
verdict in the sum of $15,274. The
case was appealed, and among
the ground Of appeal was Judge
Newman's failure to charge the
jury on certain points, which
charge the defense insisted
should have been given.
&ames is now in bankruptcy,
having filed a voluntary petition
here last week, with heavy liabi-
lities and assets. 1t is said that
speculation in cotton futures
marked the beginning of his bust
ness troubles.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-05-05
Combining Nitrogen Carriers
BY DR.. A. M. Soule.

there any objection combining different
SUBJECT sasq for SY the foP%son pe o1F
which nitrogen commercial form provided the Combinations
t po and te Re ro @ 10 uRpy the
IN considering this matter
speaking the w h wou Sg sn second as Ggan
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Combining Nitrogen Carriers Effectively.
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combined
this element troughout the growing Combinations
field
combinations
First
With suphae
tankage might combined
formula
incorporate
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ton possible conditions
largely the kind nitrogen which with
Ditogens he finds the inorganic difficult
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-05-05
lands OPENS WAR ON
CHICAGO LOAN SHARKS

Chicago, May 3-Federal Judge
Lands today declared war on
Chicago loan sharks. Burglars
porch climbers, assassins, were
ONE of the terms he applied to a
number Of money lenders in the
case of Stephen Harrison, who
borrowed Sis from the Federal
Loan Company and in a few
months paid $415 interest.
The court drew from the lend
ers that a Boston man whose
name they gave, owns many COM
pallieShtre.
4 WISH the District Attorney
would investigate this God-fear-
ing lily white church pillar OF
Boston, who is behind these Chi
cago money grabbers, said the
court.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-05-05
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of Mother no Doubt Pre-,
vents Daughters UntmeIy End.

Ready, KY" was not able TO do
anything for nearly six months" writes
Ms. Laura Bratcher, of this place, land
was down in bed for three months.
| cannot tell you how | suffered with
my head, and with nervousness and
womanly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husband he
could not do me any good, and he had
to give it up. We tried another doctor,
Bat he did not help me.
At last, my mother advised me to take
Cardui, the woman's tonic. | though,
it was no use for was nearly dead and
nothing seemed to do me any good. But
took eleven bottles, and now am able
to do all of my work and my own
washing.
| think Cardui is the best medicine in
the world. My weight has increased,
and | look the picture of health.
If you suffer from any of the ailments
peculiar to women, get bottle of Cardui
today. Delay is dangerous. We know
it will help you, for it has helped so
many thousands of other weak women
in the past so years.
At all druggists.
Write to: Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies'
Advisory Dept. Chattanooga, Tenn, for S1eefaI
Treatment for Women" in plain wrapper. NC. las
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-05-05

Our READERS BUY what they
SEE ADVERTISED. What HAVE
YOU TO SELL?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-28
SPECIAL . gurreiponoenj bes y@orbItern".
NSilium hats midlt nrebr ella.

Selblt oer @ralioent id]cint e%illc1-
ten mo elne 9raftprobe nit beutSrle,
censlreunoen perlneioen 3l molen.
Gton glaubt loeor, oab er cs MN Dem
a~eorobten 8rltp Der oiplomatiid)el
Gc3lehungen n1dt au5u eilig bdbcn
miro, iolite Die observation-disclosures llld)t
5utrieoenIteueno ausfaIen.
4ls politlid)es MablmanoOer bat
it'd oas o1plouotlihc Spiel nit
Geutldlono oils Elm 3mciihneioiscs
Sdlruert erpieien. Ger 5rieoens-
opnlteI 6oro lteote in Mihigon ltro
&ebrostn. Ser bette 9cmeis oafilr, oo6
0as Solf lpenigltens in oieien beioen
droBen Stuoten ltihts bon friegcri=
lden Terulflltngen ooer einem Sin.
tritt Der Yereiniqten Stontcn in oen
Mclttrieq lpilien mill; Die Stimnun9
III onoeren Staoten ioa ebcniGus
6rrf)Qlls iric0iertig iein.
Dos MnulbcIocntbum Ger onqlo.
omerifonildcn 3eitungcn. ser Sin
fdtB Ger MunitlonSfabrifGntcn ulo
Scr roIlenoe Collar oe3 @elotruIts &C.
!ninncn tcinc Vroliocntenmohlen. "a.
81t QcbGrcn Stimmcn. uno tic laiiea
lid, meoer 0urh nuibetenne 2eiiorti-
lei t0ocrl1. nod ourf Gildiid)ten ouf
sic &ntereiien Der olrA idmobltdlcs
Nlutgel0 itcinrcid) geluorocnen Wtlt
niIion5fobrlfonten beeinftuilen, nod
6itrd) Die iilbernen &uQeln Worgans
inG lcincr Miitperidrm0rer i'm 2Ggcr
Ger probrItiIdcn @offinon5 bciteden.
Cine 5olgc niirite oie ariiis BADEN.
meide nidlt auf Dem Qrpgronm iton0
mo ON lpenieiten poH Dem geiitigen
llrbeber oerielben. uniercnt Staots=
@etretdr. crrportct mlrae. Iie 3e-
rcits. baI0 rad Dem Ruttritt arieq9-
Scfretoc @arriion's oufgetrcfeuen
Cjcrud1t Dab 0err Sonitng Der ndh-
tie iein MIRO Der aus Der affisieQen
GGmilie oea 9}roitoenten au5ifci0et.
qet0lnnen pieber an No6en. IS mar
l0ieoerholi III Aieien Gorreipon0cnSen
olisaeflbrt noroeL on0 SEER Gan.
Iira nod NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III ais
Del Grc'ibent, Vr ion Sic Sane,
tritbre0er 9eIpcicn EN-. Delt1e 0icAri-
is nit GcutihJuno beratfbeIdnuor.
Solte lcGtere oo3u ~reltroger. 9,e
4nslidte1 oes N~raiioenten uuf 8ie-
HcrcrmahhIng 3u Dermin0ern, 10 Miro
@err Earring gum SitHoenbot &C.
irlht mcroen un0 BON ser ~oipIou'utl-
den glltildhe rcridpinoen muiieu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-28

iJihe, @om Sic 6aS sdlriitd,cn
Ielcn Dab Die f~ran5oiiidlc M%eoi3iniidrc
WticllId1lt Den Solootcn an Scr
6ront 5nldidt. milrocn Sic iebc!.
ooB man Die irar8oitihcn 5oIooicn
loobl oarau' aIimertian n,ud,t. 1oI,
Hlonon ldldoItdl iuirft un0 qifpr in
leocr 6orut. lpem er qcuobnbcits sue.
rap aenpiien miro, nrmciqcrlid All
erftontunQcn oes ltunclS. Der Qcbcr
uao ocs @elltes illbrt. ieood eincli
I'nierldle0 3lpiid)en bicicn mn Sen
1eq obrenen @ctrunfen micg2eir
Nler nl0 Ncpfcllucin 3t MAIDEN Der.
i;aht.
@cgobrcne @etronfe. 10 miro ocn
fron3olilden 1oIooten geiu1t, 0lrfcn
N mnBiatr Jorm gernc Qcnoiien lper-
ban. lln0 oos iii mos mir al,l OeIn
eoltiincntc als uabrc lcmpe.
rem betroftenl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-28
60 GeSena ge6eilt ober Welo re-
tunrnirt.

1ieie @orontie gebt nit jcoer
Sdohtel pen Or. @obion's gc5cma
Ointment. IS. modt feinen Inter.
obs ein 9obn, aino ODER Or
II oflPner II. eincrlci me olt ser
aronfheitsFcn 1T. Die @arontie lit
dultig. Shneioen Cir oicicn 4rti.
fcl Gus, geben Sie 3u Glbren Apo
fourier 5ic cine 5foftel Don
Tr. @obious Gc3eua Ointment, qe.
lrauden Sie Is Iout 4nmciiunq. un6
meun Sic nidt bouenos 3uIric6enae
iteat mer0en, 10 miro Der aQothcfer
ooer Der 9eriteaer Sbnen Dos @ei6
3urufgebeu. @eriuhen Sle e. ioTort
@ie Deroen angenebm ubcrraitt iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-28
Sicr int Sdibengrabrn crbdlt bic TclO=
grantn bel Stimmung.
9r. Mar Shtn taoslt Den amcritluiiten yraud ocs Sraftirens unO
lbt Den moraiihcu GtHhuB ppn Sopien uno WlaI; aui
bic Srnppen i'm 6cOc. gebreu os artacs!

ldtli Hbltlnen3tcr 10 gerne bebaupiell
Cine dnocrc Ibotlnde. Ole ohiclt,I
nidlt ollgcniein bctnnnt III, lit oil
oub bic alterrcidliih unaarildcArmeC
lNobrelo DER crltcn Gage oee ariea3
inter itrenaer AbItincn, Ituno. Ned,
ocll aumrleu in 6cnStorpotGen luuro.
orc Irncc r|eorganilirt, uno cine Ser
erlten acnoerungen mar hic Giniiib.
ruHg bon Bier. Punnlcbr boben 0le
EeItcrreid)er Elm ocm hnicrn Qbu.i,
dies Anlt geldldtcn unh ibrc Arntce
tr9dlt uH0eiabr oo3 nlcid,c Guar.
INN Vlcr lDic iinlere ciqene.
5elt Der REORGANIZATION lit bic
0iibrung Der Cciterreihcr tnic Sic
il mllien. cine I'M ctlpd 90 4ro5ent
!ei ere mie Dorber. Sd NH ntd)t
qcra0e Geb0upten, hoS bicie Tertclic.
rnna icoigltd Dem Nier 3t 0uIitcn it.
utcr aerooc 0dc Nic- shclat 0dbet
eoh cine melenilidlc Hn0c Qciplclt AZ
6u6cn. llno beiItc lplirhen 3te mill.
iorliten Gclter Ceitcrreid .ltngoru3
0idlt mcbr oaron oenfen. (ru9pen
cine Bier nlS3ulenoetl. mic 0oruu.
lie obne Grot ul85uihifen.
0ctretfs Del aliirtcn modJtc i'd
,0re }ipfmerflnnifeit oaraur lcifcl.
fa5 es neoer Die ~entbaItiomc @c.
mec RuEIon0a, nod Die enqltidt rDa.
ren, 0ic 'td ais ant lciihma2iahIditcu
CrDielcu. Ios 9hldQrut Der HQlsr
tan II DC 9trutee tyrantrciha. bic &C.
sou 70 lhrcn Mgiu trinft. mlt mr.
unicr Bier.
Gnropas Auiiaiinua oon Eemperca},
Ia perludle bier f~clnesmeQe. 6le
Nmpcreu5 8emeguuq gu heun.ca.
Nur b0bcn 5lc IN A.ncrlta uu0 mttIu.
europa gang nn6ere AnjdauunGelt
eoruber, mas Iemperen3 etqenttih
he6eutet. SD betradte me0er enter
feutihen 1nlhatcn. Ger Gil ieluCn
Htobl3cjtcn EN- Blas Qltcr tri.tt
ron Den 6~ran5oien, Der ielncn 4&c,n
hdbcu muB. ais Irinfer Iageqcr
bctrafte i'd Den Hulier4 Der it'd Be.
r.libte, I'D to3llh nit ieircm Nu,,l
IA becduiden, uno Der icbf. nodocm
9tuBlonh 0en Qit0bol berboteu Dat
no'ur JlrH1B bInuntcrgirEt els ei,,en
<rrnter. Ia6et o0er gIoube idl oaR
me ulhcritau1ide 4uf'o'iuna BON
Z %ciFpercr5 one orel NotioNcu 9ls
&rufer %0cr0ommen nitr6o uu0 rltr
ole lurfcn ais lemQcreu5jer amer.
tclint, ole meocr Nein nod 0ier nod
Glfore ttlattn.
Wtelne eigene aniidlt borijbcr iii
un8efdbr Die 9Ielde nie ole irllt5o.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-28

lollo cine frieoli6c 2oiun9 Tn6elt
mcr0eu. Wnn bolt u,lf Gin GlltQc.
genf0mmcn oes oeutihcn Hcid)s uno
pcrtroitt nomcntlih in Sic 6rclnoe
fd)ott 0es oeltti6en &oiler& fir Nnte-
rita.
Iuh iino Ole Srie6ensfrcunoe. &c.
rc1l @intluB ourf Sen Sicg @eflrp
Joro's bel Der Observation-Disclosures
tDobl I'M Stante 9~tcbro3ta meientlih
8eItei9ert morhcn lit, rifrig bcntilbt,
clnen Nhbrudl scr biplpmctiihcn B..
5lehun9ct SIT %nerbin0cru.
Die Stiumung I'M GonQrcB liz &C.
tbc;lt. Die Mebr5abl Scr oentotrn.
t'ld]enS enotorcn mo Experimentation
nurftc NIT DEM Nriii0cnten ourd,
Sid unn 0iinn 9ebu; ollh Die Ser
tretcr Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. un0
0cs 8clotruits unter 0eu Ncpublifa.
nern I'M GongreB iin6 uotllrli6 'ilr
ciren 0rudl nit GclttidInn0, iuatc
fellen Dor Gnhe Der &ohe nid,t cr.
i0aricte Nntlport nidt 10 o.lsfuQci,
iaie Der Srdiieent Is ptilliht uno per-
idn9t bot.
Gle 8epeihcn BON Ssutidunterifn-
err aus uucn5bcilcn oc5@anoc5. na=
I.entlih nber GUS oent NtittelmeItcn.
CT lire GongreBabgcoroneten in mel.
den tie oitfgeforoert per0en. oac3 3u
thlln, mas in ibrer Woft itcbt, utm ei.
ncn 9rud 81 ~perbinoern, iino iett
&erIeien ser 9otIfnft 0es Grdiioen.
ten III 8e5ug duf oiell Boot 6roae
.;no Nbienoung Scr 1merifuniId)cn
9,otc an 1eutIhlou0 nit jcOelu Gage
5nblreidcr gemoroen. Gle Iino aluB.
p0l gebottcn unn ilben hcsbnIb riac
I'm 10 groBere &9irfun1 oits.
Aut mdft it'd Ser Ginflub 9rn-
ans, Der i'd CUR 3eit III 99aibington
auibalt, mohin er elite. dls Die 9rjiis
3rpiiheu 5eioen 2dnocrn in Elm ofutes
Sid0iltm cinqetreten mot. his in 0le
b6titen aiegierung5freiie hinau; be.
mcrtbor.
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-Gi9entlih bate Der Glftotor it'd
bic Nilbe eriporen tonnen. oil ocn
ConrreB cine gotit)oit 81 ridlten.
odgtc CT Ibm ooh bloR. hoB or cine
Note dbacihldt babe. ltnH 0ds pu5.
ten Die @elctgcber bereit3 aus Den
9~cltnnacll.
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Sn 6rnntrcid) berrlht cine an
NaB ~gren5enoe GrUittermfq gcGcil
Gn0lano. 0icr and - MIR nid)t in
Y abtnqtonI
Gun %itniieuiid)cr Wnrocr 1T
Hrrf @elDiiiensbtiie lrriiunia Qcluor.
6cn. 3a3 tam TEN edter ,S|taliener
icnl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-28

lICbt Dor Der Observation-Disclosures. dc
%aeionmte oclltide Arucc nit Bier 5l
perlorgen. 2lreftor 5teiu, 10 ser
9tollonali:at not) 5dlpei5er lit. lie.
iudlte filr3Iid) Die Der. Stouten lnl3
lclne 9cobodjtlnqen olr'itn ouc ID.
tereiiiren Die altf geiuroe aritif uao
moBgeberoe futbid)laac @ertb Ie.
nrr.
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3n u%erfanfcn.

cine foit neue 0Noroiteru" . gt19.
maid)lnc nit all 0en neuriten nAtta.
dement's. Nddl5uirnaen I'M
9oro Itern.Gontor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-28

II Autor 0es fo(
geuoen MrtifciS,
Ir. Wor Stein
lit Der Direftor
Der 8eieuid)u't
our 8ertbelIiul4
BON Bier IN
3cutihIon6. Iie
Gtqani iattou
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@on 9r. Dor Stein.

9ie @eieGid2ft 3urIcrthcll1nq bon
Sler in 1cutihlon6. ncren 1iretlor
Id bin, idlldt tagllh 100000 2ilcr
Bier an uuicrt SoI6otcu an ser
Gront.
AIe IuQe idlaffcn Giicnbobncs.
1totorr15cn 4%iattbicrc ltno Zomp,
icr 9roGe @icricnounQea 81 uniercn
SoI1atcr in tuBlono Ieutittoa0
UNI I'M Uulfon.
Ter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fam
n'tt u%eritchcu, morttni Die oclitidc
'ieGleru1a Utiiiouen non1oaurs 6a,
iii 0usqibl mo ;pertbooacr Tran.
portrnuu. 0orauf bcrfpcu6ct. elipcQ
n1h Der 6roFt bcIorocrr. lUda 'tc
0la G|lrusortrfe( o6er Qor Slit *,
tradten. 4bcr qero0c Nae iii ia Der
inrnqenoe Glnftl &ir bctradicl
g'icr nid)t oia reines @c;it6mlltel
mir ieben G. 1ls cine R0thmen0jg.
'clt on, un6 mir gIoubca SAP Sic &c.
nnobeit u%uicrer 8ruppen ernitlif qc.
lohr6et nilt0c fDenn Die 0ier3uiubr
0urd irfcn6Iuelde @rlin6c pl0elitl
o5ge'hniFtea mare.
GrbObt Gclitnugsfabigtcit in Der
Nrmee.
Gle miiict ooB cie WGnuer. Die
I'M Qer5un Ir Der criten Rcjbe Der
&%dmpfeH0cl i'c6er, 8rdnoenburaer.
@~a0euiec un6 Rbeinlonncr ltn6. Iicie
Gcute foauca aus Qar6Itrjfer no
rHcbr Bler IND @clu qctruHfen wlr0.
lDie O%ernuthlld irqenhmo cn6ers aif
Der qan3tn A5elt. Sic utoqeu ooralt3
Ebre eiQann 56Iuiie 3ieben. ob Der
rioBige 3erIg ton pier arb 8cin
DIG 8oltsfrait 3erlsort ODER ole Mon.
restraft 3er5tiht, ple SIRE %iauati-