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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10

kov, kakrSnih pri armadah ma suhem nj opa-
Ziti.
Ma bojnih ladjah ie redkokdaj opaziti gno-
jenie ran. Ia majhne povzrocitelje bolezni, ba-
cile, nj ma bojnih ladjah pravega prostora. Ma
krovu Sc vrSi Stalno in neprestano ciScenie in to
he dovoljuje zivlienja razliGnim bacilom, katere
je opaziti Ma kopnem. Nslcd tega ie tudi videti,
da ne dozivimo pri ranjenih ma bolnih ladiah
~slucaJev Tetanusa ali krGa vsled ran, katerega
povzroca nesnaga zemlic in konjsko bla,o.
Tudi druge bolezni so ma ladjab povScm dru-
gacne, kakor ma suhem. Legar, kolera in driska
so ma bojnih ladjah pray redki gosti. To nj pray
nc presenetliivo, &c Sc pomisli, da nimaIo povzro-
Gitclii teh bolezni ma ladji nikakrSnih zivljcnskih
p%ogojev. Ielezo ne daje enake hrane kakor zem-
liza in prah.lz cnakih vzrokov Sc redKo poiavi
mrzlica, o kateri Sc je V zadnjem casu dokazalo,
Ola jo pr~enasajo uSi in drugi mrGcs, Xxi tvOri veliko
nadlOgo "a armada, nahaiajoce Sc V streiskih "a
kopih. V neposredni blizini vlazne zemije. Da-
sirayno SO Gete ma suhem pc p%redpisih n~avajene
ma vzorno Gistost, je vendar opaziti neprestane
bolezni, has IL tega vzroka. Iakaj natura sc ne
ravna pc p~redpisih.
Posadka boinih ladij je popolnoma prosta
sli6nih nadlog. PRAY tako kakor bacili ne najde
niti mrces ugodnih tai ma bojnih ladjah. Nasprot-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10

VeIki pohticni dogodki zadnjih 6asov, povzroceni cd syetoyno
voine ali pa z MO v tesni zvezi, so pomaknii med drugimi pravico ma
rodov, da sami odlocujejo o syoji usodi, v ospredje. o tel pravici nj
moglo bi z eicnega stalisca nkdar dvoma; ne more pa dobti dru.
rega, kakor akademicnega pomena,d okler vladajo DO svetu sstemi, Hi
dajejo dejansko vladam ali cello posameznikom vso premoc mad naro-
d.
Temelji teh protiljudskih sstemov so Sc pri6eli tekom vojne,
zlasti v njeni zadnji period maati. Rusija Sc je z mogocnim zama-
hom oresla carske despocije in S tenn YES kulturpi svet resila enc mai
nevarnejsih avtokTaticnih sill. s svojo uspesno revolucijo je dobila ru-
ska demokracija neprecenljiv pomen "a demokraticni razvoj vsega
kuhurnesa sveta. Duge avtokraoije so s padcem carizma izgubile
najmocnejso oporo; pomlajena Rusia Sc tako krepko reformira v ma
predni in svobodni smeri, da postaja vzor demokracijam vsega sveta.
S tenn pa postaja tud sia, XII DO imela v nadaljnem mednarodnem
razvoju in zlasti pr sklepanju miru, XII mora zakljuciti sedanjo vojno,
reprecenljiv vpliv.
Nova Russia je vsemu svetu naznania svoje mirovne pogoje,
XII odklanjajo ve aneksije, ve vojne odskodnine, povdarjajo pa pa-
vio vsakega naroda, da sam odlo6uje o svoji usodi.
Kic ruske demokTacije je re naSel odmey. Predsednik Zedinje.
nh draw pravi Y mott, v kateri naznanja Rusiji vojne ellie Amerike.
da ne SINE noben narod bii prisiljen, de bi zivel pod Waldo, katere sam
ne mara.
Angleska vlada izjavlja, da je pripravljena revidirati pogod-
be, XII so bile sklenjene med zavezniki pred rusko revolucijo. o teh
ma nih voljo, in izjava angeske Wade kaze, da klesejo na6ela ruske
demokracije pot med zavezniki.
Kadar dobiva pravica avtonomnega odlocevanje narodov
stvarno podlago in konkretno obliko, je pa dolznost vsakega naroda,
da pride sam S sabo ma jasno o svojih clUh in Sc pripravi, da predlozi
svoje Zahteve tam, kjer Sc DO o Min odlocevalo.
To dolznost zadene tudi Slovence, zlasti pa v Amerili zivece,
kr imajo moznost, da govore o svoji usodi in o svojih namenih svo-
bodno, kakor ne moreio v svoji eomovini.
z ozirom ma to smatramo "a svojo nalogo, da izrecemo iasno
vprico svojih rojakov, vpri6o tistih, Xxi podprajo enakopravnost vseh
narodov in vprico vse javnosti, kaj smatramo "a narodni cIj Sloven-
cev. To dolSnost cutimo tembolj, ker spoznavamo, da je pravicna resi-
tev mnogostevilnih narodnih problemov eden izmed vaznih pogojev
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10

sega mleko j%eticnih krav v 55% tuberkulozne ba-
ellie, cato mai sc osobito otrokom dale samo ku-
hano mleko.
Da je nalezljivost pri raznih ljudeh razlicna,
ie dokazana stvar. SlabOtni ljudje, ljudje, Xxi so
prcoblozeni 5 tezkim, njihovim slam neprimer-
MIN delom, TAXI, Xxi so re cd mladega slabO hra-
njeni ali trpe ma kaksni drugi bolezni, dobe lazje
in pref jetiko, kakor zdravi i'll mocni. Pc novel
Sem mnenju vecine zdravnikov jetika nj dedicna.
Pac pa so ljudje, katerih starsi so bolehali cd j-
tike, tel bolezni bolt izpostavljeni, kar je pac
razumljivo, ker je nevarnost o~kuzenja vecja. &c
tndi obole TAXI liudje Sc lie okrog dvajsetega do
petintridesetega leta, kO so njihovi starSi morda
re davno mrtvi, vcndar to he dokazuje, da otroci
jetike MISC nalezli cd njih, ker nosi clovek kal bo-
lezni lahko deSet in wee kt $ seboj, preduo nasta-
nejo okOliScine, V katerih sc basili razvijeio in
~razSirijo. Nekateri stanovi so ietiki boil podvr-
zeni, kakor drugi, tako umira cd sto slucajev
4S4 Judi ucenih stanov, barvarjev, cevljarjev
22.5, kmetov pa lie 6 cd sto.
Posebnega zdravila "a jetiko nj. Najboljsa
costa do zdravja je okrep6anje vsega organizma,
dobra hrana, glavno mnogo mleka, potem dober,
cist zrak, primerni izprehodi, brezskrbno zivlje-
ME in malo della. Ma Kranjskem umira jake
mnogo dijakov, ravno, ko. obetajo najveG, ko so
napravili mature ali pa so prva leta ma visokih
Solah. V takih slucajih so osobito starsi sami
krivi. Sin ali hGi morda nina veliko talenta "a
studije, slabo Sc uGi in tezko, starsi siiijo in pri-
~ganjaio, mladi clovek Sc prevec trudi, ne odpo-
cie sc in he naspi, poleg tega nina morda "a
dostne hrane, kaj potem cuda, ce jim "a par let
umrje, ravno ko Sc ~zivljenje Sc lie zacne? BQlje bi
bilo, da hi well svOjega otroka, kO je bill slabOten,
"a emo leto domov, Ola hi sc pokrepcal. To nj TAXA
nesreca, &c dovrSi gimnazijo ali pripravnico leto
pozncjc, kakor ce Jim umrje, ko je napravil vse
izpitc in ko najvec obeta.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10

&c pomeni vojna najstrahovitejse unicevanjc,
XII 81 ga je Glovek mogel izmisliti, micevanje, pri
katerem tekmujc clOvek Z razdevajocimi Silami
prirode in Jill izkusa p%rekositi, je vendar sedanJc
civilizirano c~loveStvo toliko ~razlicno cd d~ivjaske-
ga, da priznava "a opraviceno lie ti'to unicevanje,
XII ga zahtevaio vojni cilji, obsoja pa vsako Y OIL
rom ma tie ellie nepotrebno okrutnost In vsako ia
ko razdeianje.
Seveda ie tudi 5 to reGjo tako, kakor sc z
marsikatero drugo, da je namrec V praksl precel
~drugaGna kakar V teoriji. Vsakdanja zkusnJl
nam kaze tudi V sedanji voini dannadan okrutno-
sti in vandalizem. XII ne izvira IL volne potrebe'
ampak IL surovosti, krvolocn6sti, mascevainostl IN
IL tiste pijanosti, XII jo povzrOta krvavo rokodel-
stvo samo ma sebi.
Use te nezakonitosti, XII delaio voJno Sc groz-
neiso, nego ie re itak brez Min, pa spadaJo Sc
veda ma poseben list. Zakonito je med nekdanJr-
mi in sedanjimi voinami vendar neka razlika.
Yeast Sc ie kr%atkomalo vse pobilo, kar sc le da-
10 pobiti zmagovalec je enOstavno skusal popol-
homa uni6iti sovraznika. TakO je bilo voJscakoVo
Avljenie sploh brez Gene, in $ tenn je bila V zvezi
tudi brezbriznosi "a r%anjence.
DandanaSnji je sanitetna Sluzba wanna pah'-
ga vsake vojske in medicinski in kirurglcni INA
nOsti Sc je zahvaliti, da ne %unicuje moderna VOL
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10

20 trajnost bodocega miru in ker je blo zlasti nereseno jugoslovan-
sko in balkansko vprasanje med najodlocilnejsimi povodi sedanje
vojne. Resitev tega vprasanja je torej logicno potrebna, da Sc ne
ponovi v Sc strasnejsh obhkah sedanja svetovna katastrofa.
Slovensk narod, zivec ma Kranjskem, Primorskem, Spodnjem
Stajerskem in Koroskem, v manjsih Odlomkih ma Ogrskem in Bene-
canskem, je etnoloski del Jugoslovanov, katerim je priStevati Sc
Hrvate, Srbe in Bolgare. Vprasanje, &c so Jugoaovani en- narod ali
pa je to:
Jugoslovani so po krvi in jezku tako sorodni kakor enoten
narod, Xxi Sc deli po narecih; vendar pa je zgodovinska usoda dolo6i-
Ia posameznim delom locen razvoj, IL katerega Sc je porodila tudi
specificna plemenska zavest vsakega della. Docim nj med Jugoslovani
vecje jezikovne razlike, kakor med nemskimi, itaijanskimi in mnogi-
hi drugimi dialekti, ina vendar vsak del svojo literature, jsvoje pose
bne kulturne barve, sege in tradicije
Vpostevajoci ia dejstva smatramo "a edino uspesno resitev so-
venskega in spoh jugoslovanskega vprasanja v polficni zdruztvi
vseh jugoslovanskih delov, XII pa prepusca avtonomijo vsakemu delu
V vseh receh, katere MISC pc svoji naturi vsem skupne.
R~EALIZACIJA TIE IDEJE JE MOGOCA V POLI-
TICNI OBLIK JUGOSLOVANSKE FEDERATIVNE
REPUBLIKE, XII 10 S TEN ~OZNACUJEMO "a SVOJ
CILJ.
Zedinjenje JugoAovanov Sc ne more uspesno izvrsii v nobeni
sedaj obStojech draw, ker 81 81 Min interest prevec nasprotni in kr
he bi blo tako "zedinjenje" v bivstvu mic drugega kakor aneksija.
Problem se mora resiti lie z ustanovitvijo poponoma move tvorbe, v
katero vstopijo vsi deli pc svoji svobodni wolf.
Jasno je, da ne more bti TAXA nova tvorba mic drugega kakor
demokratcna republika. Ustvarjanje move monarhije v casu, ko Sc
duhom casa, z zmagujo6o svetovno demokracijo in z nih lastnimi po-
trebami.
RaZun federativne organizacije, katera Zavaruje vsakemu de
III toiko samostojnosi, da Sc mu ne DO treba bait nobenega centrali-
sticnega zatiranja ali pritska drugih delov in XII prepusca bodoce te-
snejse zdruzenje naravnemu svobodnemu razvoju, zahtevamo V jugo-
slovanski repubiki ve garancije ustavnega demokraticnega zvlje-
MIA, zlasti:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10

no pa je najti ma bojnih ladiah druge boiezni, XII
z~aSluzijo posebno pozornost cd zdravstvenih obla-
Si: SkrObut in nevrastenija.
V ~prejsnjih cash je bill skrobut zelo nevar-
ma bolczen ter ie veljal naravnost IA morilca la
diiskih posadk. Ma jadrnicah je bio pray do zad-
NIGGA casa ~obicajno, ola je zbolelo ma tej bolezni
vcasi vse moStvo, &c je trajalo potovanje dali ca
sa ter je izostalo preskrbovanje S svezimi zivi-
Ii. V p~rejsnjih cash Sc je rabbi "a take ladjc IL
raz "plavajoce krste, in sicer po vsej pravici. Sc
zivc sinove ocetOv, Xxi so sc udelezili takih straS-
nih potovani. Sele z uporabo iznajdb zadnjega Ca
sa je bilo mogoGe odstraniti z ladii to straSno bo-
lczcn. X temu je pripomoglo pospesenjc potova-
MIA, nadaljc konserviranje mesa in sOcivja ter
hladilnicc, vslcd cesar je postal Skrobut pri NOR
narjih helo redka bolezen.
Drugacna pa JIG stvar z nekaterimi zivcnimi
bolcznimi, med katerinli je imenovati nevrasteni-
jo. Ma krovu zelezne ladje vlada ropot, katerega
je ma dolgo tezko prenaSati. Cello ponoci je ko-
maj najti mirno uro. Ma ducate strojev je nepre-
stano ma deiu in trajno Sc t%resejo stropi in, stene.
Poleg tega pa sc vrsi straSnO delo velikanskih to-
pow, pri katerih mora imeti mostvo posebno do
bre zivce.
YLrxnoo go "A o&,arN =
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10
" Ain eriki.

l.. SPLOSNO, ENAKO, TAJNO IN PROPORcNO
.VOLILNO RAVlCO BREZ OBZIRA MA SPOIL IA USE
IN ADMINISTRATIVE ZASTOPE;
2. ROD REFERENDUM IN INICIATlVO;
3. O~DCOVORNOST VSEH JAVNlH
|NARJEV;
d. JAVNO IZVRSEVANJE ZUNANJ POLITIkE;
S. o ENAKOPRAVNOST VSEH DRAW
.LJANOV;
6. POPOLNO sVOBODO BESIDE IN TISKA;
7. POPOLNO SVOBODO POUKA IN VESTI;
8. NEVTRALNOST VSEH OBLASTI v RAZRED-
NH BOJIH.
Iziavljamo, da smo pripravjeni "a tako resitev jugoslovanske-
ga vprasanja delati po svojih najboljslh moceh in pozivamo ve Slo-
vence v Ameriki, XII Sc strnjajo z nasimi na6eh, da mas podpirajo PR
tenn delu, XII sluzi nasemu narodu in mirnemu kulturnemu napredku
vsega sveta.
v ia namen organizujmo vse nase casopisje, XII je voljno vzpre-
.iti in podprati mas program, organizujmo ve nase podporne, poll
tcne in kulturne organizacie q skupno delo, in sicer pc sedecem
nacnu:
1. Vsaka centrahzirana organzacja vol pc svoje diva zastop-
nika; ySako SANDSTONE podporno, poGhcno in kulturno drustvo ter
ysak slovenski list pa pc enega zastopnika. tt bodo potem skupno
tvorli osrednji odbor, kateri sc konshtura med seboj, vredi sredstva
n delovanje in ve, kar je potrebno.
2. organizacije in slovenski Isti izven Chicago, imenujejo svo-
je zastopnike.
To izjavo in program so soglasno sprejeli podpisani dine 20. ju-
Mia 1917. v Chicago, Ill.
JOHN V~ERDERBAR, FRANK KERZE, IVAN MO-
LEX, JOE ZAVERTNTK St, ETBIN KRISTAN, LOUIS
F. TRUGER, MARTIN v. KONDA, FRANK PETRICH
ALBIN H. SKUBIC, RUDOLF SKALA, JOHN POKEL-
SEX, JOSH BLISH, FLIP GODINA IN FRANK SAWS.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
LEGAL ACTION
THREATENED IN
FISH STRIKE
Food Board Committee Says
Public Must Be Served; Aku
Boats Go to Sea Tomorrow

Taking the bull by the horns, so to
speak, in the best interests of the pub.
lie, the fish committee of the terrific
rial food commission, at a meeting
this morning, declared that it would
exercise some legal authority if. fisher
men and fishing concerns did not get
together to end the socalled strike"
which has been launched by the cap
tains of seven aku, or tuna, beats.
Charles Chillingworth, one of the
officers Of the Pacific Fishing Co.,
told the committee that the strike"
was over and that the boats of his
concern would so out tomorrow. 1t
was brought out frankly in the meet
ing that the refusal of the aku boat
captains to so to sea has brought
about a shortage of bait used in catch
ing other fish, and therefore a short
age OF all fish in the local markets.
Upon adjournment, the committee
left the entire matter in the hands of
the shipping companies. requesting
item to bring the difficulties to a
speedy settlement. Walter Macfarlane
explained that he has been obliged to
ohuJ uON II hIS
of the strike. Representatives of the
companies expressed the opinion that
the whole trouble would soon be set
tied. ""
1t was explained that the captains
of the seven aku boats had formed a
unicn or organization, and thai when
one of them. Kida, was unable to Sc
cure bait, the others went on SYM
pathetic strike, thus tying up he aku
fishing. Macfarlane alleged that Kida
had twice trespassed on his fishing
grounds. Kida said that he had found
no means of securing nehu for bait
and had so informed the other cap
tains.
Well. the strike is broken, anyway
said Chillingworth. MY company will
send its boats out tomorrow"
The committee, however, declared
that, if necessary, legal steps would
be taken to prevent further Strikes"
and difficulties which would threaten
to tie up the fishing industry and
cause shortage in the local markets.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
KARL KOESSLER
IS AGAIN NADBEO
BY AUTHORITIES
German Alien Found Lettering
on Waterfront and Turned
Over to Police; Was Arrested
Few Months Ago for Failing
to Secure Federal Permit

Karl koessier, aged so years, a
German alien, was arrested late last
night by the military authorities as
he was prowling around the water
front. He was taken under military
escort to police headquarters and
turned over to the municipal officers
for investigation. The arrest was
made by Lieutenant Ballard of the
25th Infantry, hose detachment was
doing patrol duty along the wharyes.
Koessler, being an alien enemy. is
prohibited from entering certain dis
tricts, among them being the local
waterfront areas. He was caught
twice before on the Wharves and piers
and taken in hand by the federal au-
but was released. just what
disposition will be made of his case
this time is not known. 49,
, Koessler first came to the notice OF
the Honolulu authorities when he was
taken off the Sierra about. a year ago
charged with being stowaway. He
was arrested by Waterfront Officer
Carter and lodged iDjail He was lat
er released and was not seen for a
IILlO. <A1JCl CHIICN OIolCS
entered the war. Germans we're pro.
hibited from entering the waterfront
districts, and the sailors we're taken
from the German refugee ships.
1t WAS only a few days after the Of
ficers and crew we're removed that
United States Marshal ]. J. Smiddy
and his deputies searched the Pom
mern and found Koessler in the coal
bunkers, dangerously near the sea.
cocks. He was taken before the mill
tary authorities, and admitted that he
had been in an Australian internment
camp, and had later been liberated or
had escaped. He also admitted that
he had been employed as messenger
to Franz Bopp, German consular at.
tache at San Francisco. Bopp was one
of the German diplomatic agents who
was indicted for conspiracy along
with Won Papen and Boyd. n -..
koessler, however, was released by
the military authorities; Not long
ago he was again arrested by Marshal
Smiddy for failing to secure a permit
allowing him to reside in the local re.
stricted districts. He is now lodged
at police headquarters. awaiting inves.
tigation. ..: 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
FIRST AMERICAN
SHELL IS FIRED
ON WEST FRONT

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. t9.-
American. field artillery has fred its
first hostile shell in France. 81.
TO Mai. Maxwell Murray of the
artillery. fell the honor, according to
a despatch received here. g.
Early yesterday morning a battery
of American artillery swung into POI
sition somewhere on the western
front. The pieces were trained and
loaded. -r.. .
Fire" commanded an American
colonel and Maj. Murray jerked the
lanyard that sent the first American
she'll screaming over the German
trenches. ...r ~ 49,
Murray is son of Maj. Gen. Arthur
Murray in command of the western
department. He is a graduate of
West Point with the class of 1907 and
is 80 years old. He was one of the
first officers sent to France under
Pershing and is now a major in a
field artillery regiment at the front.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
COMPANY C CELEBRATES
ITS RETURN TO BATTLE
BY TRIMMING M SQUAD
Especial star-Bunz:in Correspondence,

FORT SHAFTER, Oct. 17.-Com.
pany NJ of the End Infantry took de-
feat at the hands of the Filfpinos last
Sunday by a score of run to zero
and bit the dust again today when
Company G celebrated its return to
the game. The score was to 4.
1t was one of the best games seen
On the local diamond this year, de-
spite the threatening weather, which
kept away all but handful of the
most enthusiastic of the fans. Both
teams played good ball, considering
the moist and damp field. Only five
errors. one by the Cs and four by the
Ms, marred the contest
The honOrs of the, day fell to Duffy,
Company C's mound artist The game
stood four-all until his timely home
run in the sixth inning, after Griscoe's
single and free transportation to Bax.
ter had put these players on bases.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19

n ETROGRAD, Oct. 19--With
] the success Of the Germans
in the Gulf of Riga aud the
forcing of the defenses Of Moon
sound, the government is tax
ing alarm and it was on-
nounced today that as a pre-
cautionary measure the seat of
government will in the near
future be removed to Moscow.
Preparations for the evacuation OF
Revei, a fortified seaport and impor-
tant town of Esthonia bordering on
the Gulf of Finland, are under way.
The schools have been closed and the
Inhabitants are being sent to the in
terror in anticipation OF lombard.
ment by the German naval forces.
II Reyel should be captured by the
Germans It would place the capital
city in danger, as Petrograd Is less
than 100 miles distant. with direct
line Of railway between the two cit
les.
The government reports that two
German torpedo boats have been sunk
In the mine fields protecting Noon
sound.
II was announced that the former
Car and his family have been placed
on rations and are now using food
cards at his prison castle In .Tobolsk.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
BOB fITzSIMM0NS, ONE
TIME CHAMP, NEAR DEATH

fASsoria.ed Press by q. S. Naval wirslessl
CHICAGO, H.. Oct. 19.-Bob tFftz-
simmons, the famous freckle-skinned
fighter and one time heavyweight
champion of the world, is critically i'll
at one Of the local hospitals and ex-
pected TO die.
Fitzsfmmons won the heavyweight
championship in 1897 from James j..
Corbett and lost it in 1899 TO James
]. Jeffries. During recent years Fitz-
simmons has been on the vaudeville
circuit and lately has been doing con-
siderable evangelistical work. 1t was
While on this latter work that he is
believed TO have contracted the sick
ness which has laid him at deaths
door.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
Japan TAKES STEPS TO
INSURE SAFE RETURN OF
NlPP0NESE WAR MISSION

Every precautionary measure is be.
Ing taken by the japanese government
To insure the safe return to Japan of
Niscount X. Ishii. head of the I'm.
perial japanese war mission. and his
party.
yiscount Ishii, who has been visiting
in washington and other cities on the
mainland on important mission, it is
said. will soon leave for his homeward
trip.
Acting under instructions from the
foreign office in Toxic. Vice Consul
Moroi said this morning that no in.
formation on the return of the wal
MISSION will be published.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
LOCAL WOMAN IS
NAMED IN COAST
DIVORCE ACTION
Plaintiff Says HonoluIan Was
Too Attentive to Her Husband
Asks $500 Monthly Balm

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Oct a.
Vivian Armstrong Erickson Bell has
filed a suit here for divorce from
Eustace Bell. alleging extreme cruelty
and the undue attentions OF Homo.
lulu woman. The couple have been
married Is months. Acquisition OF
.weaIth from oil lands left by the late
Thomas Bell is thought to be respon.
sible for the marital differences. Mrs.
Bell asks alimony in the sum of $500
month.
The Bells are not thought to be
residents Of Hawaii, as their names do
not appear in the directory They
may have been visitors here recently,
however.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
FRENCH PIERCE
GERMAN LINES
ON THE AISNE
Simultaneous Attack by leu
tons on the Meuse Is Re-
pulsed; Dunkirk Bombed by
Huns
Associated Press By L. S Naval Wireless

Associated Press By +. S. Naval wireless
HARIS, Franco. Oct 19.-After days
Pof inactivity the French guns thun-
dered out al intense barrage fire
this morning and under its cover the
French inf&ntrymen sped TO the at
tack. penetrating the German line
along the Aisne One hundred we're
tdkcl. prisoners.
simultaneously the Germans launch
cd an attack on their right flank
along the Meuse, but were repulsed.
Twenty bombs were dropped on
nunk.rk by German airmen but No
casualties we're reported. Armored
motor cars bearing anti-aircraft guns
replied to the attack and succeeded
in damaging several planes, eventually
driN ing tie raiders off.
LONDON, Eng, Oct 19.-Hun air
raiders attempted an attack on Yer
melles today, but quick work by Al
lied aviators drove the airmen off be.
fore their purpose could be accom-
plished. ...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
GIRLS Of
FRISCO STRIKE
ASSOCIATED Press By U. S. Naval wirslsss.I

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Oct. 10
The bay city will be minus the sery.
ices of 1000 hello" girls by midnight
tonight If dispute between the op.
orators union and the company fails
to be bridged. a despatch from
Washington advises the dispute De
settled temporarily. and the federal
authorities promise to send a dele.
gate to have a conference with the
representatives OF the union and the
company in an eHdeavor, to reach a
permanent basis of agreement