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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-16

Slt sSdre0 SpaflS AlSgdDe Ger
Shriiten George Maibington's fin.
oct iid elm 5dreiben bes amerifani-
lden Traiioenten an gbomas Setter
ion:
vMount Sermon, 26. Sept. 1856.
4n 9bomas Sefferion:
gs tut mir leib, oaB ib Sbnen
feline genaue Maisfunft iiber Buff
neas Blane sur 3erit0rung Dor,
Shiffen seben fam. Da bisber fei-
tie tpertpolen grperimente gen1adt
moroen iinb, uno mein @eoddtnis
redt mangelbaft lit, fam id mid
mol bis gu einem @raoe Bel gin5el-
beiten oeiien, mas id Sbnen bier
p%ieoergeben mill, irren. 8liibnell
berfiigt iiber cine beoeutenoe Meda.
infer 9iihtigfeit, lit frldtbar an Or
finonngen unb elm Weiiter IN ibrer
gurffiibrung. gr lit i'm Sabre
t776 an mid berangetreten itnO mar
ourd 8ouperneltr Trumbnll unb an.
oere respectable Yerionlidfeiten on
mid empfoblen. Sbipol ih .ielber
fem lon6erlidyes 8ertrauet 5u ibm
bate, i~tattete i1 i'm nit @elo uno
anoeren @ilfsmitteln aus, Inn linn
Die Our6Fiibrung feines 8lanes sit
ermogliben. CT arbeitete cine 3elt-
lang oergeblid, uno mern feline Sir
fpreder ii6 ond in ibrem @larben
nid)t beirren lieben, es fam az feiner1
| red)ten grfolge. 9ies ODER ienes
Iisgeldid fam itets ba5miiden. Sd
gloiibte onmals nlo claude es beuts
nod, oaB feline 9emiihtngert Die
zines @eties maren, odein Der ct.
folg geger einen 6eino, Ser itanoig
| atf Ser Bauer lit, banet bon 5l bic
len 0ingen ab, Die pereint fpirfen
mtiiiien.
3meifeaos bate er cine Maidine.
oie 10 fonItruiert mar, oaB iie i'm in
elmer beliebi9en Giefe auf betradt-
| lid,e Belt uno g%ntfernung inter
Waiier trug, iammt einent nit Bltl-
[ Der gelabenen @ilbangiel, oas er an
| einem 5diff befeitiaen nno obfeiierr
fonnte, babel aber Belt bebielt, Tim
felbIt unbeihdbigt 5uriid5ufebren.
Nber eS mar oennofl nenn es fid
bortm banoeIte, gegen einen 6eino
31 ~operieren, feline aleinigfeit, einen
Menidcn 81 finoen, oer Mllt genlls
bate Sen bielen 8efobren III
frozen: einmal Ser Reuisfeit oes
llnternebmens peger, Damn ipeger
ser Sdpierigfeit, Die Maifiue untcr
@oIier BET ser Stronnlng 6i reaie-
rem, rno orittenS ipesen Der llniid)er'
belt, Sag Ser 8erltorung eetpeibte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-16

ssn ser geabe bon Georgetown
muroe Ser 13idbrige 2eslie galuett
perboftet; oerielbe bot feline 9jabrige
Sdpe1ter in sen 9interfopf eeIdoi-
len. Die &leine le6t sfpar nod, bod
ion ibr 3uitano gefabrlid iein.
6. &. @tpintL Elm &ommii.
liol1s : aonfmam bon Son @ngclo,
BOT 100000 @fo. @olle, iabrlide
sdur, fir Ben foloiialen 8reis poi1
SOC pro 9fano na6 Dem Noroen Der
fallft.
Sci elmer III @iloip Gitp,
Gillespie Gountp, ob9ebaltenen So
fol Option @abl baben Die 8robi-
bitionilten nit 33 gegen Is Stimmell
aeliegt.
Die 2anbltraBen . aommiiiior
oes Staates bot Slilian Montso-
merp als gbef Sngenieur a1lge-
Itent. Serr Wontgomerp tpor bisber
ianitdrer Sngenierr ser Staot 9(u-
tim.
= Sn Ban gitp lit cine merifani-
ihe Srau, melbe Sel.er nit Betro-
Ieum armahen mollte, Derbrannt.
Sic batte ibr ainb nah einem 2a=
oen geffidt INT 8etroleum gu bolen
uno bate anitatt oeiien @aiolin err
balten. Den unteridieo nidt be-
,nerfeno, goB Tie cine Quontitat Ser
aefGbrIid,ell S~liiiiigfeit iiber das
Seiterbol8 uno Die grploiion erfolgte
natiir[id) prompt, iobalb oie Streib,
bol3flamnle nit oem @aiolin in @e,
riibrltng fanl. Die 5rau tpuroe
Smor Iofort nod Dem @ospita[ ge-
brnht, bod gab es feline Mettnng
mebr uno orei Stunoen ipater NOR
lie cine 2eide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-16

ent5oeen baben, perbdftet utro nod
San Mntonio eebradt. Sbre Na-
men itno Sranf Surgens, Mlfree
Sllrgens, enrique @ar5a, Maron
Morelano 8icente Botan II. S. Mar=
tilte5. 6ranf Surgeons miro altBer-
Dem beiduloigt, Die iibrisen Mnge-
flagten o~ufgemiegelt nno CUR Oppo-
fition geaen Die &egiltrier1tng oufee-
best at baben.
- 67 &uf6mieoe baben an
Sreitag ibre 8riifung Dor Der @ra-
MISREPRESENTATION Ser Sufl6mieo-
Sdule ollf Sort Gam Sonlton be-
.ltanoen.
= 9os &omite 5ur ltnterbaltunJ
Ser GoIoatett bat beihloiien patrio-
tiide ltm8iiee, aon5erte, 9aae, atble-
tii1e Spiele, @anoelbiloer /. gor=
itelungen itim. GIT beranitalten,
8iidof Sbatu bat 6ie fatboli-
I6en Sral1en in iei1er 9i05eie auf-
geforoert, iid Ser bier gebiLoeten
3peigbereinigung Ser Sectional
2iga fir Sralenbienit" an5uidlie-
zen. Die 2iga bat &egiitrierungs-
8iiros AT f~oIgenoen Steaen er0ff-
net: Sosfe's Store, @olff &
Morr Store, aatb. Srauenbereini-
gultg, go1ine @omen's gbriltia1t @l=
location l1no @agner's ORIG Store.
= Sim 2. Sl1li tritt oas bon ser
80. 2egislatur angeitommette @efes,
ipel1es berfigt, 6aB Seuertpebrleli-
ten in St16ten BON mebr aIs 10000
ginmobnern 5nei @oden Serien ge-
tpabrt tperoen miiifen, in araft. Son
BEN in unierer Sta6t angeiteqten 149
GeliertuebrIeuten fonnen BENT @eiete
nod nur Ia al elei6er 3eit bonn
9ienlt befreit per6en. Die er1ten
tperoen ibre 5erien am 81. Suli ar-
tretett.
Die 4iabrige 6lournop Marn
Wom godter bon gilbert 9eon, 206
4ingsburp StraBe, mlroe am Srei-
tag abeno BON eirem @i1tomobil iiber,
fabren itn6 ltarb afDei Stunoen ip1,
ter i'm @aplor SospitaI. 2onis 81,
ienbep, Ser Center oes @utomobils,
pltrbe berbaftet.
Die Scientific Soeietp feierte
am Sreitae ben 13. Sabrestag ibre5
geitebens; Serr gbtparo &euiinger
belt einen intereiianten 8ortrag, in
bent er eiilen lteberblid iiber Die @e-
ldidte nno bas @adstum oes Ser
ems gnb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-16
Sd alanbe 6eitimmt",

sd CLAUDE beitimmt", Idreibt
SRI. CLARA @brabam bon gaploro,
Mtnn.. .bdtte meme Mlttter uidt ge-
iagt: r2aBt inns einn1ol 6orni's af-
penfrduter probieren", i'd Bate mia)
elmer Operation tpegeE Appendicitis
unterperfen miiiien, oen1t oes ar5-
tes Meoi5in no1te mir nidt mear
belfen. Sornt's @lpenfralter iii
ousge5ei6net; es bat lneine @eiuno-
belt oo0ig tpieoer berseiteat." SSm-
aler tpieoer bort man ~oerartiae
3eugniie iiber Dies a(tes setter
probte &rduterbeilrnittel. QngleiG)
anoeren Me6i5i1ten lit es nidt in
Mpotbefen 5a babett, lonoern es miro
brett b1r1 2ofalagenten geliefert.
Sonten Sic feinen @genteu tn So
rer Nabbarld}aft fertnen, 10 idreibcn
Sic an: Or. 8eter Sabrnep & Cons
60, Gbicagc, 81. Wna)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

S. 9. @agenfebr nno Srau an q. 8.
Georges, @runbitiid i'm gitp 8lod
1867; $3.50.
q. 9. @perges an Sopbin 8oeler,
@rlnoitiid i'm gitpeSlod 1867; $3.50.
SiIie @erner all S. 8. 8otuers,
@runoitiid i'm git)eglod 1912; $3.50.
Guitar Getnar3. @refutor, an 8. g.
anig6t, @ruubitiid ON Der @i0ito Ctr;
$2100.
annbs although 3,tinber Company aa
Sobn s. 8otansfn, Grino{tiid III Sar<
lai1bale; $500.
Sranf gettor an abolpb 5euberser,
@rlnoitnd OH Hiper @be.; $3.50.
Sranf Wioeler ltlb Srau al albert
Nobe llnb Srait, @runbitiid an per Stuf
forb Ctr; $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-16

Din oltf ser anoern 5eite Ser
StraBe.
Gin fleines, mr. aus 8wei
3immern deficiencies Sous, SIS
@ogar 5troBe, @ieentnm bon Sobn
8eldl brannte ON 5reitag oormit.
tag eegen s l1br. al. Srna 8eld
bate Sel1er III ibre maii6en6fen &c.
madt unb, 81 Tie iid. niGt mol
fiibIte, mieber in oas S6laf5immer
5uriidge3ogen. 8olo oarauf puroe
iie ourd itarfea Gaud nufgei6eltdi
unb fono beim Seffnen Der Cir sic
Slide in 6lammen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-16
y ITtrIet I.

Sssn unlerer Staot iino o.
100000 Dollar auf .2ibertp Bombs"
.ae8eidnet tporben. Sim Sreitng NOR
gen baben folgenoe 9anfen: 5roit
National, Mlanlo Wational, Central
sruIt Gompanl Gitp Nationaf
Guaranty Gtate 8arf, 8roos go.
tioual, State NationaI, 4rmp @anf,
Commonwealth @anf, Motionol
ganf Of Commerce nno CONNER
siaI State ganf nod 5liIanrmen
192, 600 Dpllar geaeidaet, neil lie
befiirdteteu. baB Die uns 5ugeidrie'
bene Gnotc BON 100000 Goaar
Mid,t Ooa meroen miir0e.
Ger beribmfe Gipil Sllgenienr
sBeorac 6. GeBIer lit I'M Muftrage
Der Megierung bier eingetroffen It'll
Sen IIan Fir nas reie Eager 81
entuerfen. 9err aeBler gilt ais Der
1eoeutenoite gafperitanoige fir
Gtdoteanlagen, oen mir 5nr 3eit III
2aroe baben.-
Gin MiIit1rpoIisiit berboftete
I'M Greitag abeno an Der @eIt@om-
allcrce GtroBe einen tart angebei-
1erten SoIbntenL Der nit elmer balb-
geleertert 3ietnIih eroben Sdnnps-
flalde III Ser Cuff bernmfudtelte
un6 tiihtiaen Gfanoal madJte. Ser
EoIont bat Bis jett midi aeitanoen,
bon tpem er ben @bisfep getauit
ODER erbalten bat.
&err Subert 2oeffler lit nid)t,
suie mir irrtiimIih in unierer lettcn
Nlmmer meloeten, gum 0ipiiions-
Boffagier- uno 5rodt Mgenten Der
Eoutbern 1acific 9abn ernannt
fonoern MIR gum 6radt agenten.
9Is paiiagier : 4gcnt wiroe 6. DC
xIdnnabal1 erllannt.
Naem Mnideir nadl miro aud
Der 5tpeite SIRIUS I'M Camp 5ilnltol',
Der o1n 81. ausltlt erofinet miro,
gut beluht peroen. 3nblrelde
N%ppIifanten bnben lid idon oafiir
~angemeloet, fonnte1 ieood, oa nod
feline naberen 9eltitnmungen ilber
oie Gintritts geoinguneen einge'
troffen linb, ~porldufie nid)t onge'
rlnrlsrien tueroen.
Sn ben peridieoenen 0silitor'
Iagern Der Stnbt lino %gegewpdrtia
1878 SoIoaten i~tationiert. 1915
Marm geboren gum Guarticrmeiltcr.
Iepartement; $500 liegcn i'm CANT
ssuuIton 5000 alf benz 5Iugfelo(
uro Der Meit auf Sort Gam Sortltoi
xiflo Camp @ilion.
Ger Wilitdr : 8erfpaltung oil
Sort Gam SonIton lit bonn ariegs
auinifterium in @nibingtoa hitgc
teilt iDoroen, oob III 3ufullit fein'
3ioiliitcn meGr 81 gfeierpe Sffi3ic
roen i'm Sigltnl.a orp5 eriianat iper
soen. Gtipaiee 9afan5en mcroa
onrd1 ocoiente uno erfabreile Soloa
Zen BEG 8orps gefiflt.
Stills 8unoes Maridal
TifreG bot lit Gonzales feds iung'
.mfinner, eeffe iidl Der 3egiitrierutts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-16

@erlanst-uiro BON einem alleirl.
ltebenoen Serrn Soft uno 2ogis in
elmer 8ripat 6amilie in elmer I'll
bigen @egenb ouBerbalb Ser Staot.
Wfan abreiiiere: g. < Go aSreie
8reiie"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-16
Maentur : @ehiel.

Gie geebrten 2eier Der .Greie
BreIfe fMlr Teras" in Weu-
8raunfeIs nno ltmgegeno iino
gebeten, 8ablunsen fir Mbonne'
anents an @errn Otto Seilis
ooer at uns brett gu Ieiiten.
Die expedition.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-16
L.okdles.
@abrIdeinlides 8etter.

SIR San Mntonio un6 ltmgeeen0:
Seute slbeno 1tn6 Sonntag: flat;
.midrrter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-16
Gottonramens Trobnfte.

San slntpnip. Seq, 16. Suni 1917 -
Brine CRUDE Cotton Sees Oil. ITO
4euts Dei @o[Ione
Ste,u yort, Is. Sum-. - Spot $f6.25
bib; Mai, $3.50 bio; SUM-, 1880 uno
$16.51; Snli, $1,000 unb $f6.62; Mus
quit, 1851 nnb $16.63; September.
1862 un6 $16.63; OCTOBER. 1858
unb $16.68; Robember. $t6.25 nno
$16.27; 9esember. $16.21 u1o $16.2b.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-16

Die ibmeren uno ~freltoigen
Gage litto erinnerlid in ser 3eiten
2alf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-16
U1arfssB eriht
Sammmoue.

Sau slntonio, Ser, 24.05 cts.
@nlpe1ton, eeitern, 24.50 gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-16

STE uGreie YreHe fiir Seras"
erideint ais Se9eblatt mnb Qeod)enblatt.
Das 3~aeebIatt lit pierfitis uno fohet SOC per Waonat ooer Sc per Sabr
Gas 1sndembIat lit i~eh5ebnfeiig uo foTet 50 per Sabr. Nob Weerico
SO @olo. Nad] europe, Gorto e%ingeldlonen, So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-16

Cur Nnfluartnns einer &efonpales-
5entim ipirb cine Jrar mittlerem Nl-
ters seimd)t, 1903 @Doming Ctr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-16
6arm.Tro6mhte.

y Wean ioIte bic gter Gamble, oa
Tie anfansen, idleht gu tperben.
Oemiie.
aartoffrln. California uuo Colorado.
$500; 3eue. $3.50.
80 S 55ase -, as Ct If Vun'ptiH gam.
3piebeln, Sesas grbitat Bar. sf.5s,
Bermuda, $1.25 per Crate.
8ohnen, Colorado. Hintc. per ctot.
$1,000; California @apouS. per cpt.
$14.50; Bints, $t4.50; Gina, $500;
Wapb, SIS; 8ladehe5. $11.00; Moun6
Green. per 8uf6el Samplers, $3.50.
Somaten, Seras. 75e H. Sf.00 per
Crate.
Naoiesden, +35c fl 0so. 8inoeI.
BIumentobI, 1925 Der Crate.
@ohl. $3.50 II. $500 per 100 Bfuno.
@riiner 8feffer, $1.25 per Crate.
Spinat, 75c per 8usfel,
Gsriine GrbIen, $4.O0 per Camper.
Ofra, $500 fir 8ufdel.
geeten, 40c per 9bb. s9iinoel.
Weerretties Buraeln. per Bfo. f2H
@nrfen, per Crate, $500.
Seuerie, 90c u. $1.00 per Oubeno.
9steriilie, 40c per 9bb. s8iiuoel.
gierpflanseu. SC II. Zoe per Rfunb.
aopfialat, Gal. $2.75 pet Crate.
@eIbe @ur5eIn, 40 II. 45c per 9fo.
Squaf6, per 8uihel. 75c.
Spargel. 75c Der 9ubenos9 iir0el.
Gantaloupes. $1.25 per Crate; $50
per Sumbo Crate.
Tien Wnrft.
Gan gntonio, Ser. IS. SUM 1917 =
@ii6e $500 bis $500.
QdIber 5000 bis $3.50
8uIen 1913 biz $3.50.
0dien $7.o5 biz $1,000
ct. 2ouis, Is. SUM 1917. 8ines
| bieb. Serass8ieb $3.50 big $3.50.
Gdtpeine $1,000 biz $t5.95
!Sdnte.
| Sd,tpere bonn Shladter 80 @ts.
eeidte pom Sdlddter "a cts
Grin getdlaeHs -.......lS y"
Seize.
! WoIt uno auhs 90 Ga
anaorasSieeen yer Bfb: 40 gh
| Wnppras8iseeu be'tdciot -. . sa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-16
George @aibinston unb bas l1-goot

Sn Sareo Sparfs Ausgabe Der
Shriiten George @aibinston's fin.
oct iid ein Sdreiben oes amerifani,
lden Graiioenten an gbomas Setter
ION:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-07-17
|WANT REG|STRANTS
TOLEARNOF DRAFT
Washington Officials Take Steps
TO Have AT EIigibIes Familiar
With Provisions
ASSOCIATED Press BY D. s. Naval Com.
-. munication Service)

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Off,
cials in the Office of the. provost mar.
Shal are anxious that all those regis.
tered for the draft shall inform them.
selves as to the law and the rulings
governing it, in order that the an.
nouncement of the drawing may be re,
ceived with the minimum Of confusion.
Yesterday, Provost Marshal Crowder
telegraphed to the governors of all the
States, asking them to do whatever is
possible in their respective jurisdic-
tions to impress upon the registra nts
their. duty of familiarizing themselves
with the draft provisions. The COVER.
nors are also requested to issue such
instructions to those handling the
notices of the draft drawing as will
safeguard the lists and prevent them
from being mutilated. r.
''Have the lists posted in some safe
place, such as in the various police sta.
tions,' he says In his telegram.
Eleven of the States have not yet
completed their exemption board ma
chinery, and this is delaying the whole
matter of the draft, which il had been
the original Intention to make on sat.
urday last and which has now gone
over for a week. A good deal of con.
fusion appears yet TO exist regarding
the functions of these district boards,
and the provost marshal is endeavoring
to clear. tbs away. ,a ~.
The yaGous state boards, IL was
explained again yesterday, will deal
only with such claims for exemptions
as have To do with dependent relatives
and physical disabilities. Other claims
for exemptions, based upon the needs
of special. industries for labor and
services and conscientious objections
to hghtinG will be heard before super.
ior boardss tx l ........
Those dfpfted who may haye. left
their oWnNpreeincts since registering
will be notified by mail and may take
their physical examination in whatever
precinct they may be then living. They
may also apply to the particular local
board Of that precinct as regards
claims for exemption, Z.
Apparently everything Is ready for
the draft with the exception of the
completion of the exemption machinery
in the slow States So soon as the
provost marshal is notified that these
states are ready, the drawing will be
made. .,
kilograms were received from the di.
reGtors Of the Christian Science Church
at Boston last night that denied the
church had conscientious scruples
against service for the country in the
war for humanity and declare that
l. q L. L - - 4
to make claims for exemption on that
ground and cannot do so without mis-
representation Of the stand which the
church takes in the present circum-
stances, The messages make clear that
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-07-17
,Michaelis FaVOrs
Pan GermanSis Is /
Report From Berlin
Germany Figures on Causes For
Changes the Probable Effects
and Common People Still Seek
Peace; HoIIweg Offered High
Position 81. -. f..
ASSOCIATED Press BY q. s. Naval Com.
+ mmication Service) -

AMSTERDAM, July a. Politics
continue to stir Berlin, accordibg to
the reports that were received here last
night, and the desire for peace both
in Germany and Austria Is unabated.
Policies yet remain unstated and there
fore unsettled EarN#.@.# 49,.
Various explanations of the, events
that led up to the dismissal of the chan
cellor and the appointment OF a new
chancellor and Of the meaning of the
actions and the probable results con
tinue to be made, The impression pre-
walls that Hollweg championed the
cause of the people and counseled them
to oppose the Kaiser, the crown prince,
Hindenburg and Lundendorff. Both
Bavaria and Austria backed Hollweg
in his efforts for democracy and were
ready to continue this support, but fin,
ally the crown prince convinced him
that his cause was lost and he there
upon resigned. II is stated that he fay.
ored peace terms which would provide
for no annexations of conquered terri
tory and no indemnities from the foe,
but on practical basis of status quo
ante bellum. 1t was here that the ways
parted. sat,..-. .E..Aa&. ,, -,
The Lokal Anzeiger claims that
Michaelis will favor, Hindenburg and
the Pan German party and will suggest
that the settlement of the question of
political reforms shall be left until after
the war is ended with Germany the
victor.
The Kaiser wPote to The Hague that
he accepted the resignation of Hollweg
with heavy heart and feels the deep
est regret at his action. n.'j IT,.
Hollweg will retire to his estate at
HOhenfnow. He was offered post of
high ambassadorship but this he de
clined at the farewell audience he was
given by the Kaiser. .-
The German press is repudiating the
policies of Chancellor Won Bethmaun.
HOllweg and bitterly critizing his acts
The Nossiche Zeitung Toasts him round
ly, declaring that he played a double
game with the United States and made
war inevitable. The Tageszeitung says
ated Hollweg s incapacity has SuffOcatcd
Germany, which has been unable Ia
advance toward peace.
The press generally associates the
appointment of DIR. Michaehs with thr
death of the parliamentary movement
which had for its object electoral re
forms ...s
News from Vienna says that Ger
man and Bohemian members of parla
ment have fathered resolution declur
ing that Austria desires peace, and are
conciliatory toward the Czechs, who are
much dissatisfied with the situation and
who have been advised by their former
premier that Austria should break with
Germany now. 81.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-07-17
PEOPLE GENERALLY ARE
4. PLEASED WITH ACTION
Desire Is To Check Bulgarian
Domination and To Realize
Aims For Expansion and Az
grandiztment; May Send Mis-
sion To United States
(Associated Press BY o. 8. Naval Com
nnnnication aarVicel -..n


munication seryicel
VIZ ASHlNGT0N, July IL
w Greece is now at war
with all the Central Powers and
is fairly and to a certainty lined
up with the Allies. Yesterday she
declared herself to be a fuIl
fIedued bel|igerent and ready and
aesfo ofs 3 take iip ~. zharo nf
the burdens ot the war lending
faithful and effective aid to the
forces Of democracy against au-
tooracy.
Plans of Greece for an aggres-
sive part in the war include the
placing in the field of an army of
not less than 100000 men and
Of this ii Is intended to send a
force Of fully 250,00o to join the
allied forces at SaIoniki where
they will be OF the greatest use
in the great struggle. MobiIiza-
tlon is expected to be short and
a speedy movement to the front
is anticipated since preparations
have been going on in antiClpa-
ton OF the decision of yesterday.
The war decision is reported
ito be highly pleasing to most Of
the Grecians. They believe that
il will retard the domination of
the Balkans by Bulgaria and at
the same time prove an aid to
the country itself in putting into
effect its ambitions for territorial
expansion and aggrandizement.
The news of the belated action
of Greece has also brought sat
isfaction to the capitals Of the
allied countries and is expected
to add great element of
strength all through the far east.
The reports further state that
Greece Is likely to send a war
mission to the United States
seeking cooperation from its ally
in America and possibly to ar
raige for the financing Of any.
loans which may be required. n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-07-17
DLYMALADYlS
'SPREADBY F|ENDS
Scores Of Children Die From Dis
ease That Doctors Say Is !
Caused BY Human Agency
Associated Press BY q. 8. Naval Com
munication Seryicel

ST. LOUIS, July l6--The deadly
malady which resembles Asiat.c cholera
and which has killed eighty-six chill
dren in two counties of Missouri, has
crossed into Arkansas and six deaths
were reported from Luxora, Arkansas.
The cause of the outbreak of the dis.
ease remains a mystery, but rigid in.
vestigation led to the belief Of some
that it was due to a deliberate effort of
human agency and is being carried
ON with the possibility that a German
spy plot may be developed.
The illness of number of people at
Sikeston led to the finding of quantities
of arsenic in. -four being distributed
there, all of which has been seized. The
presence of the poison in the -four has
not been explained. -.
james Campbell and Edward Edmon-
stUn, who were arrested at Kennett,
were released today on heavy bail fur,
nished by an Eastern bonding company
and approved by federal agents. Their
arrest was made after Campbell tore an
American hag from the Kennett court
house and predicted that Dunklin rOun-
~ would be visited by -"divine
curse. - 1t was at this time that the
epidemic broke out simultaneously in
both Dunklih and Scott counties. Doc
tors who have been working on the
cnse assert that while II is spread by the
fly, human agency undoubtedly was
used to forward the spread of the
malady. .'. '.',"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-07-17
German Tactics Are
Successful When
Tried By Canadians
Teutons Are Gassed Near Point
Where They Surprised English
Forces BY Same Tactics and
Dominion Troops Penetrate
Lines
Associated Press BY D. 8. Naval Com.
munication Service)

Y.
NEW YORK, July l7--some fifteen
miles to the south Of that section Of the
Flanders line where, ON April %. 1918,
the Germans first introduced poison gas
as weapon of modern warfare, and
caught the French and Canadians nm
prepared, the Germans yesterday were
given taste of their own medicine at
the hands of the same Canadians.
For two hours early this morning the
German lines TO the west Of Lens were
sprayed with -diffdsing bombs and
shells, while from the front trenches Of
the Canadians great cylinders projected
the poison vapors into the air, the
nOxious fumes being carried by the
wind into and across the German
trenches and shelters.
Gas shells of a pattern heretofore new
TO the Germans were hurled BY the
Canadian guns into the enemy trenches,
while heavy curtain Of fire cut the
Germans of from possibility of retreat.
The Germans replied with all the
means at their command. Their guns
also fired gas shells into the Canadian
lines, while heavy barrage was started
up to check the advance the Canadians
were prepared to make in the wake Of
their gas clouds.
Latest reports say that, the Canadian
forces had cut and penetrated the Ten
ton lines and were advancing steadily
in continued attack. sEs