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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
uniers pslitiici?e ,sssstter'
ferne''.

.Nooicpclt uttod5 Miliou" melben
Die Sa9cablGttcr idpn ilber cine Wohe
lang. g8nrum nid)t? Sehcm CHER
den icin Yldiierden. llnb Dos fam
@illon nud) nod crtru9cu. Sbcooprc
Huolepclt mcint halt, Die Stinm9ebcr
oicic5 @aubca bdttcn pergeiicn, mas cr
8citcrn gciagt bat.
Gr, Der Bciagt bat: 8 tput 30
nnmu", ueronmmt beutc @opbrolp
@iIlpn, neil bicirr Die Nation
@cl8ien'a wegeu nitt in Den Nricg
gciilbrt bat, troBbcm pieicr ,clbc
Nooicpclt bel Nu3brud bc* Aricgc3
in DiientIihcr Hcbc crtIdrtc. bab c9
uidt onNc6ci9t lei, Den @ciilblcn NIas
pruf 81 Ncbcu, lucnn man nlld nit
Den Selgicru ipmpntbiiicre. SuB
&prea inter Nbpicpc!t BON Den Snpuz
ncrn bcridIlu9cn perocu fpnntc, troB
8ilnbniB nit unicrcm Suube unlo baB
Der terrible Scoou" ldpuic9, ais Die
Ncutralitdt @~rietcnlnnh's BON Den
Gn8ldnberu NM Srnn5oicn burh Die
ScicBung Snlonifi'5 brutal pcrlcet
mlroc, ollca Sicico iino cbcnfull3 mn
einige Der lln%fonIcoucn5cn cincs
Mnunes, Der mchcr WfuB nod Silig
felt I'M Hcbcn fcnnt. Or, Der beute
Zen Siuocltrid peroumWlt, neil c. 10
MoOc bcs Cages lit, lnO obgleih or
Gcnnu mciB, hnB ca ppIitiid feline
ScEtId)s Nncrituucr acbcn fam, min
icltc emit nm bic @unit Der giuocz
Itritler.
Siam cine iold,e o@ettcrfubnc" an
bic SpiBc elmer Station gcitellt ipcrbcn,
III lpcld)cr MGnncr lpie @aibington,
Sciicrion uno &iuculu gclebt unO ges
pirtt babcn?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08

ein6elnen &enid)eu, einerlei in nelhcr
SebensltelIilng. Sb alSoann, aus
oteIer SrtenntniB berauS, Die alien
Yarteien, Sempfraten ur,D Hepublis
taner, lid gu orientierenbeu grtIGrun>
gen iiber lire Steaing gum pp%iitipen
G~briitentbume in ipifti9ereu Sragen
lperben 8 M in9en laiien. uber Oh
cine eieene politiihe Tartei nit aus
briidlih erfldrtem, politip hriitIihcm
Yrogramm in ge5ug auf Shulfrage,
gbcifeioune. @etrdnfefruge. @ablz
redIt, geredte %ertrctun9 Der rclis
giDien Setenntniiie in Den politiifcn
Ncmtern, etc, etc, lid ergibt. bu3
luirb iih i'm Suufc u%nierc5 @eroez
9ungcs ais Tplf bctunoen.
Ser Shmerpuntt Der gon5cn Sc
italtung Der Sin9e liegt audi fir pas
%olf Der Ter. Stuaten in Der tlnreu
GrtcnntniB Der
Notbiuenbigfcit hes ppIitiucn, prattis
id)en Gbriitcntbumes ais itaatS=
erbaltenbe &rnft.
als conditio sine qua non fir Elm &c
iunbcs Snbipiouals, Snnlilien>, Sc
meinpes, Sountp>, Staots IL. Stontss :,
B. b. nntionalcs Hcbcn. Sieie flare
@rtenntniB h~erbci5ufilbren unb Die
llnumsdn9lid) nptblpeuDi9en Sdliliic
hardls fiir'5 religiDie. ipirtbihaftlihe
mo politiide Scbcn 81 6ieben, barnuf
bin 81 urbeiten bctrad)tcn mir aud,
nls $ t prugrnmm> Nhummer nm
lercs fatboliiden %ercinalpeicus unb
unIcrer Sre1e. llno penn burh eirs
mlltbiaea. 5ieIbcluuBtcS 3 a NJ
nj { II IL irfen pom Tereinss
~ { unb be ii b c D c I
Yreiic 5uerit cine %Sagespreiie in
Der Sunbcsiprndc cntiteht unp buun
linlcr politi ce Ycbcn it'd iibcr
Die ltadtserbultenbe Notblpcnbi9tcit
bea Gb"riitcntbums belpllBt pirh, Damn
bilrfen mir pielleitt crlpdrten, baR
Die Silnbflltb bcS observation-disclosures,
lpeldpes unlcr Stnntslpeien in ieincr
criten 3ellc. I'M Snnliliculebeu bebrobt,
nid)t mic Sobpna llnb 8pnlorrba 3lr
@iiite ipcroc. 9umit SieIes II / I'll
eintrete, ionoern bnmit Gbriitls uno
icine lebenipenbenbe uno lebcncrs
b%aItenbc Sebre, ben ein3elnen Wen>
id,en, Die SnmiIie, bas geleuihaftlide.
ons bilrgerlide 3urnnl bns politiihe
Scbcn bcberrid)e. has lit ciu Bro
gramm fir bias pir III Tcrcinsweien,
Erehe nnb Yplitif serne bis snm
lebten Ntbem5nae tbdtig icim mpacn.
las lit namlih berrlihc Mianncs=
leiitnng fir 0ott, STRIDE unb %ater=
lamb!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
Der pcrfterbcrc Giicnbabns
1tSnia.

6 fam nid1t gcIcli0nct ipcrbcn:
Sauuca s. 6iu pnr c%riolArcih in
icincn llnternchmungcnL Die allc groB
unQclc0t murcn; CT lclbit ipurbc reid,
Oubci nuf cine gcicblih nidlt Der
bptcnc @cilc mn CT licB Nnoere reid
mcrhcn. lluo dis CT reid 9eiporbcu,
id1cuttc or bon Dem Guuprbcncn in
irei8cbigcr gSciic 81 gutcn 3pcdcn.
Or ucruanbtc Dos inn sur &crfiialrn9
itcbcuoc Aupitnl icil Wcnic unb iciu
5ulcut i'm rcd}tcu I%ugcnglif iiir Den
profit srcid'itcn 3rpcd, On0ci and Dem
amCrifaniidjtu @%cmcimucicn cincu
Gicnit lciitcno. Gniiir Gbrc ibnrl
Nbcr ucnu &iu5 %croicuItc &C.
nount mcr0cn. ioQtcu 5uAleihcr Belt
uuh icuc %cutc GrpGbmIng %finocn,
oic Dcn &'iuiGcu GripIQ, bu5 6iQidc
AnIGt)cn m0Qlit Acnldd}t bnOcu: mir
mcincu Die gimuunNercr, bic in rem
nd)t3iacr Snbren nah bcn Sutotn'2
fdmcn, inter Ncu 6drtcu bc3 Yionicrs
lcbcn3 iidl ctablicrtcn, @clo mudtcm
mcIdDc5 Die N~npituliitcn 0iu5 wicOcr
oirudtbriuQcno" nnIc0tcu uno bns
n6tbigc 6rattgut iitr Die 6ilrihcn
@nbncu licfcrtcu. ho@ bicic - uaiiirs
lib nit Nrpfit - Dcf0rocrtcu.
Cbuc Die Ebdtigtcit Der %iouicrc
m0rcn Die @riluOcrcriol0c mm0alid,
9clucicu. Snrlm Gbre Sill uub
bcn %ionicrs auiicblcru bcs Noros
lpCitCus!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
DDS arbeitsleicn'p reblemn

Iie iebr es nit unierem Yrcblem
Der Irbeitsloiigfcit I'M Irgcn liegt,
gcbt Id)pn nus Der Sbatiude berbpr,
oaB our 3eit in Der Stnot Stem gorf
$4,000 Snmilien alif Soften Der Sus
gcmcinbeit u%ntcrbalten pcrbcn. meil
Die @%rndbrer obne Nrbeit iinb. Sir
Die Irbcitslolcu iplirbcn i'm pcrilplicz
nen Sabre in Der Staot Nep Yurf
nitt lpeuigcr oils 100000 burd,
freiluiaigc Spcnocu nufgcbrndt. Inns
fcblt nod INNER cine Gcntralc fiir
&ertbcilun9 Der ii d) ii ili0cn
Irbeitsfrdfte. Sic Nrbcitsloicn icIbit
'ino 81 arm, nm auf cigcnc Snitintipe
bin Nelp Yort pcrlailen 81 fonncn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
Bethlehem Steel Company
appeliert ans pslf.

Sm Der. Stonten &pnareB Ioaeu
$11,00O,0 600 bewiIligt perocn nm
cine So~u3erplatten Sabrit gu grim
ben, pelhe He9ierungs : Gigcntbum
iein 1ol. SaDurd) ipiro, nnh Ibiitt
Der Tpltspertretcr, b~e'lcrco Heiultut
auf bielcm @eihditsgcbiete cr6ieIt
lperben oils beltte, ND Eriuats @e'cQz
i6afteu Sau6erplottcn@ Nnare licieru.
Sic Bethlehem Stecl 60, inter
6errn &orl S6pub oils %%oriiBenber
bes Sirettprenrutbcs, fiirhtet lie Mir
De cine ibrer Snbriteu I'M @crtbe
bon $4,000 600 nuf Nidts bernb>
oeieet ieben unb mil bc5balb birett
ans Bolt Ser Ser. Stnnten appel
lieren. llnb 8mar auf Dem 8c8t Der
be3abltcu Iu5eigc. IS 1T Dies
Der nele, mebr mobernc @eg in Den
@erbmoluugeu Der 9roBen 8cih0ftse
aebilben (Gorporntioncn) nit Dem
8ublifum. Sriiber rtnufte" man
Staotrdtbe, Stnot5z 2e9tslntoren etc,
ETC., belltc mill man bas Gnlf , er
&n5ei9e belebren, D. b. "er@
5ieben". Sn nuhercn @ortcn, man
mill Die Irgumentc Des &riunt>
aeihaftcs Der brciten Scifentliffeit
borleaen, inbcm man yolc aarten auf
ben Sii6 Ie9t". ~@rnnOp" oocr
.Inno oupert" niirbcu pieucitt Sfats
fpieler es INT
gu bieier gclebrung oes
@olfes io0en 8lpild,en 5000 mo
1000 tdglid)e mn nodentli6c 3eis
tungen in Gniprud gcnonmcn lpcroen.
Sclbitberitdnblid miro oicic In3ei9e>
aumpagne Elm ncttes Silmmhen nls
Nuslage bebeuten. Ibcr cs gilt eben
III b I ais $7,0O0,000 81 rettcn. IS
lit alio Der Wiibe pertb.
Is lit ratbIam, DaB uuiere Seier
bon bieiem Ylnne lpilIeu uno oclIeu
9eocutrng erfcnnen. 9ua 8c5eid,@
nenbe lit oic meme Mictbooc bcs
o"ffenen Sintrctcu9 pr bn5 &plf, ltnr
bieies iiber vbcioe Seiteu Der Srn9e"
5lt untcrrihtcu. ScIbItpcritdnblif
tpirb rebcr bon Der Stcel So. nod
bon Der Ger. Stoateus Ncgicrung err
fpartet. baB cine Iold)e Nu3cige Die
3eitun9en beeinfIuIicn ioa. @Rnn iuirb
ieineu &ibcripruh Du8cgcn geieBlid
crbeben fpnnen, mcnn 3eitunQcn
neld)e Die Nn3cigcu Der Stcel 60.
publi5iercn, ii I pbcr 8c9cn He>
gierungs Ynn3erplutteu 6nbritation
iinb. gs lit Die 9crtdtIihe
Sro5ebur, nm lucldc es iih banDeIt,
nGmlif, feiner Seite Iuu e9 nm
mDgIidb fem lire Irgumeute
bel Der entIt6eibcnocn autoritdt, Dem
@olfe, bor5ulcgcu.-(t. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08

6rantreid) brntcn Die Ncutralitdt
Wricdenlnub'S uno alle &ricgfiibrcns
Den baben Die gciammtcn &augcr
aonpcntioncn miBadtet. Gait not
lenit blciben nod Die elite, bic INNER
nl5 Notbluebr nj mulbig luers
Den fonncn uno lperocu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08

(Sortiebuns auf Der 7. Seitc.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
%creinswcicu, @rciic nmo 9olitif.

0odanic6ulidc Tcriamnlung.
Sir Den 9cnuucrcn @cubod)tcr Der
tirhcu pplitiidlcu %crbdltniiic in bcil
ucridicbencn %dnbcrn DER &cit, lit c3
tlnr. boB. bel muicrcn mobcrneu gu
itdubcn, Elm enger 3uiammcnhunN pm
%crcinsiucicu Yrcilc mo %olitif be-
itcbcn muB, Sm &crcinawce en-
oofmmcuticrt iih BIC % q 1t Der
8 rguuiiatiom in DER Yrciic
bctunbct ltd) bas Ncrboltni j
5ur Dffcutlihc " / hruN
rno III Der %olitit ipicQelu iih bic
bcrridcnbcn We | tan III u IL
i'm z tuGtsrcDcu. Pts
intcuiacntc mn iortidrittiidl GciiunIc
S%tant5biirocr iniIcu mir antbolifcn
Der Ger. Stnnten hahcr %crein5ircien.
@rciic mo Wolitif in ibrer uahrcn
@eNcutung 81 miirhigeu iudcu. Cine
llcbcrhcbun0. 6iiricn .Dir oclltid,z
rcbcuoe Natbolitcu hcr Yer. Staoicu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
Cine ,,1'rnc'', ~eld)r e%,uriu,al nid)t e~elaltcm murnr.

aatbpIifcn ribis nit. inbcm mir
un'ere eigene, beitebenbe fatboliihe
Sre'le. lpippbl icne III beutid)er tpie
aud lene in engliiter Sprahe biz
our Saaespreiie e II t ~ / Il | beIfen,
lpenn picieIbe Ser gerehtcn fatbpIiiten
Sadie cbrlihe, trelIe Sieuite %leiitet.
Srlauben Sic mir bel bieier &C.
l~eaenheit acrabe iibcr bicies 10 intez
rcnante Sbenln Der Sdoffung elmer
polltip d)riltliden ~Sngcspreiie in Der
SdnoeaIprnd)c einige @counfcn Dor
Icgcn. pcldIe in mcinen @eruiss
nrbciten lih bel mir sur lleber5eugun9
frpltulliiicrt bnben.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17
GERMANY AGAIN
INSISTS NAVAL
BATTLE VICTORY
British Lost More Than 5000
Men, Teutons Only $500,
Berlin Declares

Germany insists Its navy has lost
no ships except those now admitted
to have been destroyed or fatally Grip
pied IN the JutIand battle,
In an official cablegram received
this morning the German Admiralty
reports:
Admiral Jellicoe in an order to the
British fleet said he did not doubt
that German losses were not inferior
to the British. The German admiralty
repeats that there is no German ship
lost besides those already mentioned.
The British losses of ships are super
ior, and corresponds to the superior
human casualties. The British up to
now have admitted 3i2 officers dead
and missing. and 81 wounded.
The entire German loss OF officers
and non-cornmissioned officers are 172
dead and missing and 49 wounded.
The British total losses of men was
6104 dead and missing, 513 wounded.
The German dead and missing is 24l4,
and 449 wounded.
Besides. we captured III British
prisoners. while no German prisoner
in British hands has come to our
knowledge.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17
DIR, SCUDDER' MAY LEAVE CENTRAL
union AND TAKE PULPIT in JAPAN
shall not render a decision"
Or, Scudder's Work Valuable,

shall not render decision
Or. Scudder's Work Valuable.
Missionaries, teachers from the big
schools of Toxic. and American and
English business men of larger cali.
Der, make up the congregation of the
Toxic church Undoubtedly DIR. Seud-
der's almost widening fame in Japa-
nese affairs has :ed them to consider
him for the place Of pastor.
Two years ago he was loaned by
the local church to the Federal Coun.
ell of the Churches of Christ, and
spent two months of hard work on
the mainland on the Japanese imnai-
grafton question. His belief tn the
japanese, ardently given to leading
men of the nation, placed him prom
inently before the public through some
of the largest newspapers and maga.
zines of the East. .....:". .,.--.
Though most of his work was in
interviews with influential leaders of
the country, he also spoke in public
on several occasions. His work was
carried on in such cities as New York,
Boston, Washington, New Haven.
Springfield, San Francisco and Los
Angeles. 49,. d.. @
In the present visit to the mainland
the Scudders will go as far as Maine,
visiting in various cities of the main
land . .-=.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17
Toxic Union Church in Cores
pondence With Pastor; He
is Considering Change

DR.. Doremus Scudder, pastor for the
last nine years Of Central Union
church Of this city, is in correspond
ence with officials of the Toxic Union
church, Toxic, Japan, and though no
final arrangements nor decisions have
been made, the local minister is CIV
ing his earnest consideration to &C.
cepting position as pastor there.
Interest which DR.. Scudder has TAX
en- in the Japanese question for many
years, experience Of six years in
Japan, knowledge of the language, and
success in ministerial work have COM
bined to place him in what is practi-
cally considered a call from Toxic.
Definite Decision not Reached.
I'VE have not reached any decision
in the matter as yet" said DR.. Scud'
der today, "and / have not been ap-
pointed to the position, but have
been in correspondence with the
church authorities there for some
time, and have given considerable
thought to the matter.
Mrs. Scudder and | are to leave
this week for a vacation of two
months on the mainland, and we shall
probably not decide as to this step un.
til our return TO Honolulu. In any
case we should not hurry our going,
and would give the local church time
to adjust itself 10 the change"
Service Here Long.
DIR. Scudder has the distinction Of
having served in Central Union church
longer than any other pastor, peri
cd of nfne years this coming October.
He has been in Honolulu for IL years,
Six years of his life before coming
to Honolulu were spent in Japan as
a missionary under the American
board, mostly at the city of Niigata.
He is also well acquainted with To
kio and has many friends there both
among Japanese and In nglish-speaking
people.
Combines Several Churches.
"The church in Toxic is very SINH
lar to Central Union church, said the
doctor today. Il! combines all of the
churches in the city.
Though it is not large numerically, its
influence in the Christian movement
throughout Japan is very broad.
81 should enjoy the work there very
continued the doctor. Japan
has always had great fascination for
me, and the life there would be de-
lightful. -.
There is no use crossing bridges
before We get to them, however, and
until a completed offer is made we
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17
Second SUIT TO
EJECT OAHUC0.
FROM PROPERTY

Another action to eject the Oahu
Sugar Company from 1854 acres OF
land constituting part of it's planta
hon, the second suit of the same ma.
ture within month, was filed in cir.
cult court today by Lydia Kamae Ma.
hoe and George K. Kealohapauo1e by
their attorneys, Castle and Withing
ton. ..-
The petitioners claim interest in a
one-third undivided intn~nst in -
acreage in question and ask, aside
from the recovery Of Iae lanI, sus...f
ages in the sum of 100000 49,.
Mrs. Henry w. n-aney brought the
initial suit against the sugar company,
the action having been filed several
weeks ago. She also alleges having
an interest in an undivided portion of
the Land, and asks its recovery and
damages
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17
JUDGE ASHFORD
IS SUSTAINEDIN
AUTO TAX CASE

Automobiles used by army officers
IN the performance of their duties on
military reservations are subject 70
taxation by the Territory OF Hawaii.
With this as a summary OF a deci-
sion handed down by the supreme
court today, thereby sustaining an
opinion rendered some weeks ago by
. Circuit Judge G. W. Ashford, the test
case brought by Capt. A. F. Cassels,
U. 5. A., against Tax Assessor Charles
T. Wilder is closed.
The gfst of the supreme court deci.
sion is set forth in the following
paragraph:
The fact that property privately
owned by an agent of the federal gov
eminent Is largely used by him In the
performance of his official duties does
not render it exempt from territorial
taxation
Capt. Cassels. In test case, sought
to enjoin the tax assessor from col
lecting or attempting to collect tax
assessed against an automobile, the
private property Of the officer. on the
ground that the automobile was large
iy used on the military reservation by
him in the performance Of his duties
as an army officer.
Following hearing of the case,
Circuit Judge Ashford held IN an opin-
ion that an officers automobile Is just
as subject to taxation by the territory
as any other Of his properties.
The supreme court says
Without entering into detailed
discussion Of the evidence. suffice Il
to say that IN our opinion Il was am
pie to sustain the amended .'|[... '...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17
GERMAN OFFICIAL
cABLE LEGRAMS
GERMAN HEADQUARTERs. ]

GERMAN HEADQUARTERS, June
16.-Western war theatre: Left of
Meuse, French attacked with strong
forces, the south slope of Morthomme.
After having temporarily gained, ter
rain. the French were repulsed by
short counter attacks. The Germans
captured eight officers, 2SS soldiers,
and took several machine guns. Late
this evening the French repeated the
attack. which was absolutely without
success Enterprises against German
lines adjoining both directions equally
failed. The enemy suffered heavy
losses.
Right of Meuse. only strong fire
activity OF artillery. besides small in.
fantry engagements on Thiaumont
triangle, which was favorable for the
Germans.
Eastern war theatre: North of
Przevolka, the Russians yesterday
continued their efforts against the
front Of General Bofhmers army.
More than 400 prisoners in hands Of
6eIenfers, who repelled the enemy
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17
Squadron Of 3rd Cavalry Engages
Mexicans, Whose Identity is Unknown

SAN ANTONIO Tex June Late this afternoon word came
rom Gen Persng at field headquarters that he has informed
reyno reply the warning recognize his authority
TO govern the movements of the expedition
Washington = -s.s-s s. tz7# - 80 -
The second squadron of the 3rd Cavalry which crossed the border
below brownsville has engaged fight according report from
gen James Parker to Funsto but report state et
the force opposing the americans Mexican govern
nem troops H~s#9T. ~ =
e troop under Captain r D. pursuing San Benito
attackers This the the border and was followed ~
Major Anderson with the remainder ~ 8 8
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17
WIDOW Of ASIOR
Will WE'D AGAIN
Madeline Force Astor Must
Surrender Income From
$5, ,000, 600 Trust
.Assoeiated Press BIZ Federal Wireless)

N2Aco0NAubCo
BROOKLYN, N. Y, June 1.-THE
Brooklyn Eagle today announces the
engagement of Mrs. Madeline Force
Astor, widow of the late John Jacob
Astor, to William Dick, the sugar re-
finer. -@>
The wedding will take place at Bar
Harbor on Monday. BY marrying
again, Mrs. Astor surrenders to her
stepson, Vincent Astor, the income
from a trust fund of $5,000,000, be-
queathed to her by Col Astor.
The wedding of the young and beau
tiful Madeline Force TO John Jacob
Astor was one of the profound sensa-
tons of society and business a few
years ago. Col Astor went down with
the Titanic. Under his viii the widow
lost her income from the trust fund
If she married again. Vincent Astor,
his son, is the principal heir to the
immense fortune. s.s.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17
GEN. TREvINO TELLS PERSHING
U. S. TROOPS MUST NOT MOVE
Any Activity East West or South to Be Regarded By Car
ranzstas as Hostile Act Funston Confirms RunoI
.of Menace. Civilians ArTling
tAs.ociated Press servic. By Fedsral wireles.l

Ell PASO 7Ge Carranza president of Mexico.
has thrown down the gauntlet the United States
This which threatens and
moment.
Warning from Gen Irevno the commander Of the armies
Northern Mexico Gen Pershing that any of u troops
except toward the border will be the signal holes has brought
the situation sharply a crisis s6F6
With the
Of American south will be regarded hos
tile act preparations being made the border for evenae
Officers and soldiers being kept closely quarters.
The customs officials of the T. station here making effort
persuade Americans the border and
On the Mexican se known that civilians armng
indications that recruiting is being rushed cities Of Northern
Mexico 4..E 4s
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U. S. Consuls Ordered Out From
Mexican Cities BY Mr.. Lansing

SAN ANTONIO Tex, june cons,l IN some ef the
Mexican cities have been ordered back states because Of the
situation in Mexico
This developed today Mte Consul Hanna at Laredo
Texas He from Monterey and learned Secretary
ordered him and Gepsui American
No word has been received here from Cen Pershng
~ army headquarters field at Coona Dublan Gen Funston
however has confirmed the fact that Gen warning to
Peshng.
Officials here of the opinion that Trevno served the warning
it was for horne consumption
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RUSSIANS MOVING
ON NLEMDEUG NOW;
FIGHTING FURIOUS
Teutons Send Gems. Won Lin
singer and Won B0thmer to
East to Check Slavs
NEW BATTLES STARTED,
BERLIN ASSERTS TODAY
Italians Win Success; British
Destroyer Sunk London
Terrning 1t Collision

PETROGRAD. Russia. June IL.
The Russians are continuing to
move forward on the southeast
front. North Of Czernowitz they
have forced back the Austrians on
the boundary between Galicia and
Russian Polapds have reoccupied
Radzilowo and are only 90 miles
northeast of Lemberg. which they.
abandoned when forced back BY the
great Teuton offensive.
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all possible is being done to restore
good feeling between the Republicans
and the Progressives." ......
Mr.. Perkins would give no details
of the plans that ere being contemplate
ed by the parties. 1t is understood
however, that Governor Whitman and
former Justice Hughes held a long
conference yesterday at which the
situation was discussed. -,.. ~"
1t is reported here that there is
likelihood of a statement from Mr..
Hughes being made public within a
few days.
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Consus Ordered Into Ses Army Prepared Meet Sudden Oubea
NEW YoRk STOCK
MARKET TODAY

Following are the closing prices Of
stocks on the New York market to-
day, sent by the Associated Press over
the Federal Wireless;
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GOVERNOR NOT
TO INTERFERE
INBROWN CASE

Governor Pinkhain is not likely tc
interfere I'm the sit,IdtI :. that has aris-
en- through the petition of Kauai citi-
zens against the non-appointment at
Waimea school of Mr.. and Mrs. H. C..
Brown, principal and teacher, respec.
lively. The matter was in the hands
of the board of school commissioners.
In the second of two letters sent by
the governor to the education COM
mittee Of the Chamber of Commerce
he declares that he does not feel ii
proper for him to interfere in the case.
On June Is he forwarded the follow.
ing letter to the education committee:
"Sirs: Again referring to your
favor of June 8, | enclose a COPY OF a
letter from the superintendent of pub.
lie instruction. =
Il am unable to believe there can
be any propriety In my interfering in
this matter. ri r. III .. ,.sz
Very respectfully, . - I'd
i, 'LUCIJS e. PINKHAM, -.
Governor of Hawaii
> In the letter Of June 9 the governor
states in uart:,
Ny knowledge of the persons in
question since leaving this island is
confined to casual hearsay. but the i'm.
preston left on me is that they were
more or less restiye under the authori-
ty Of those legally over them.
The governor would make no ccm
ment on the case today, save to say
that he did not consider IT a mates
where te should interfere.