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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24
d. K. kAHAULELl0
WOULD BE MAYOR

d. K. Kahaulelio, well known Ha-
waiian politician, who has been In the
public eye numerous times in the past,
Is seeking the office of mayor of the
city.
,Kahaulelio announces his eandi-
dacy today in q paid advertisement in
which he declares, that he is an inde-
pendent. He says in part:
honolulu hitherto has been at the
mercy Of and under obligation to, the
party spoils system of election and
government, with results unsatisfac-
tory to all who desire progress and
justice for all classes.
Il come before the public free
man under obligation neither to the
party spoils system on the one hand,
nor to improper dictation from special
interests on the other, but offer my
services to help Honolulu make a
start at pulling itself out of the hole
of the spoils system and of rising up
to a cleaner standard of civic life. and
| am confident that Honolulu has
reached the point where it knows
what it wants and will back me with
its hearty support" u.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24
Germany Forces U. S. to Abandon
ALL Relief Work in Needy Belgium

WASHINGTON, C., 24-Announcement
relief
of the Joint neutral commission under the OF Dutch military
aids Rotterdam viii continue supervision possible
to Belgium Hayre is the temporary Belgian capital
For 1o0oooOO civilians
Minister Whtloch the ordinary diplomatic
States given the
Although
be Permitted to leave Belgium they desire the German
feels onsib these
noccup erritor 80
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24
Single OPPOSES
OFFICE BUILDING

Believing that 1t would be a crime
to put big territorial office building
in the palace grounds, as proposed by
territorial officials, Senator Robert w.
Single this morning placed himself
on record by a statement Of his op-
position to the ways and means COM
mittee. e..
1T would be crimelto put a great
office building in this ground" said
Single. The beauty and sentiment
of the place is to leave 1t as it Is. Do
away with the old bungalow but don't
put big concrete structure In its
place" ~. - -, r .....
Single thought the government
should attempt to get land between
the Judiciary building and Kawaiahao
church instead Of putting the new
building in the capitol grounds.
The committee also decided this
morning to delete an item of $500 from
the public works budget for purchase
of school flags, with the idea that
these should be provided by various
counties. 49, -
More detail was asked from Super
intendent Forbes on his request of
$4,000 for heiau restoration n the next
two years The last appropriation was
$1,000. I=.< =
OF this amount, according to the
books of the auditor, Joshua d. Tucker
was paid $3.50 for investigating serv-
ices and Senator s. L Dasha got SIS
for professional services on report
and investigation of heiaus" Other
items were for launch hire hoard and
lodging. labor and auto hire.
The committee also deferred action
on the request for So. 900, for judiciary
grounds, which the superintendent ex-
planned would include curbirg. paving,
sodding and moving Kamehameha's
statue. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24
BOTANIC GARDEN
BILL IS KILLED

House Bill So, headed and rehashed
by the public lands committee of the
senate, was put out of its misery to-
day with vote o fthat body to table
It. The bill proposes to set aside 40
acres OF land at Piihonna, South Hilo,
70 rhigh school botanical gardens.
Governor John Baker was the chief
speaker today at a hearing of the COM
mittee. In well chosen Hawaiian
words he told the committee members
of an agreement which he had had
with the governor, the commissioner
of public land and the superintendent
of public works, to exchange certain
tracts of land so that canal might
go through ct certain point.
Il agreed to the change" said Ba-
ker, built my new house on the site
and am just ready to move into 1t.
Now am l to lose this property after
my agreement with the government? ?"
Baker saw not only himself in
trouble by the passage of the bill, but
other Hawaiians and Portugues-hard-
working people who had built cot
tages on the land IL 1t was absolute
ly necessary for the school to secure
the land he would not oppose the
move. but he did not believe this was
so; he thought other land was at
hand as well.
Some interesting developments
came during the discussion. One Of
these was the report that the plan to
get the bill through is really big
real estate move 50 that property at
Waiau can be sold to rich residents of
Hilo. and the property vacated cut
into small lots and sold to the poor.
Another report was that the land
had never been appraised by the laid
commissioner and the educational de-
partment had never been consulted in
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24
'BULGAR RANKS
SAY
|. LATE REPORTS
Whole Regiments in Maceuonia
Reported Deserving; BERN
Says Battling IS Heavy On
Somme and Disc Rivers

IAssociated Press by ysderal Wirulessl
PARIS, France, March 2A--Ultl43n IN.
fantry and light and heavy artillery.
the Allies are now snaashino iErto the
new line which ven Hindenburn nee
set for the German troops On TIE NeoS
70 hold, sfter retiring from TIE lone,
sweeping somnSe-Alsne salient
The Allies continue 10 forge aItead
in the center and on the extrsme
right, according 70 reports today. ouo-
stsntial progress has been made y the
direction ct st. Quentin and LaFere.
The French have now brpeoht W
their heavy artillery and are pouadins
the German rear effeetiveiy. The presr
sure upon the new line he becone -
heavy that military critics doubt The
ability Of the Germans . hold u.
Southwark another menace q the Tsu-
tons presents itself. The French are
advancing In the 81. oobaiH district.
east Of Scissors, In the direction u
Laon, where there 10 possibility inst
the Germans are In danger Of being
outflanked.
south Of ST. ouentln the French
troops have reached the west bank 81
the Of8e, UOrkn OF AR 49, - -
Paris reported last night that the ~
treating Teutons broke down the oIoe
river dam, letting loose upop the fsr.
tile valley 81 that river the floods that
had been stored ti1ereln. ~ the oa0le
time they cut the banks of the eanals,
ALLOWING their wakero to aid IN the In
undatIon Of the whole vslley, forcing
out the inliabifantA
LrFere, taken from the French be-
fore the battle q the Marine ard held
BY the Germans ever since, hes been
flooded. =.
!. But despite THE The Ereueh A. &C.
tinufng their adv1nee toU<f1Jbf TIE
River Disc, and II has officially ~
ported last night that they have driven
the Germans back IN additional ere
and 4 half to two and 4 half miles IN
different places along their haktle
front, while taking the lnportnrk
heighks northeast Of TerpnIeE The
chief gains have been made to the
northeast Of the St Quentin canal.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24
U. S. CONSUL TELLS
OF HEALDT0M TRAGEDY
tAssociatsd Press hy Federal wireless)

z(Associated Press nv Federal Wireless1
T WASHINGTON d. c., Mar. 24.-An
official report on the sinking by a
submarine German pirate Of the Amer
lean steamship Healdton, Wednesday
evening, was received here yesterday
from United States Consul Krogh at
Rotterdam, the port for which the
Healdton was bound from Chester,
Pa, when she was sunk without warn
ing.
According to Consul Krogh's report
the Healdton, carrying q cargo Of 5000
tons of petroleum and manned by a
total of Al officers and crew, was tor
pedoed at Sis O'Clock on the even
ing Of March 81, while 25 miles off
Terschilling. Capt Christopher and
10 members of the crew reached
Ymuiden safely in the ships small
boats. One man died in the lifeboat
from exposure, the consul reported.
Later advices received here last
night said that nine more survivors
of the crew had reached port safely.
The owner Of the Healdton reported
to the state department yesterday that
the captain and the chief engineer Of
the vessel were safe. He said that
the crew included IL Americans. The
Healdton, he said, left Bergen, bound
for Rotterdam, under Instructions TO
proceed by the safe" route through
the North Sea channel west Of Dem
mark.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24
SENATE TO PRESS
INVESTIGATION OF
new PRISON COSTS
Change is Made in Committees
at Suggestion of Senator
Single, and Senator Quinn
Insists on Affairs Being Gone
Into With Thoroughness

BY order Of President ChiIlingworth
the public expenditures committee,
consisting OF Senator 8. p. Correa,
Senator NJ. G, Pacheco and Senator
Robert W.. Shingle. was named this
morning to Investigate construction
work and expenditures thereon OF
Oahu prison since appropriations first
began. All three OF the committee
members are from Oahu.
Senator 3. w. tsainn is not and has
not at any time been on committee
named to carry out such an investiga-
ton. Senators Coney and Paebeco
were first decided upon by Chairman
Single OF the ways and means COM
mittee, but at Shingles own requeG1
this morning the investigation was
taken out OF his hands, save for that
part he Is already investigating 1.-The
use to which an additional s5o,0O0 Il
20 be put
Quinn insists on investigation
Senator Quinn, who has way OF
not saying much during the sessions
Of the senate. caused q stir this morn
ing when he rose during the discus.
sion Of the Investigation to demand
an investigation,
Mr.. President, he said. In view
fthe insinuations that have been
made Is to my part In the construc-
ton work Of that building. / insist on
an investigation by this senate-a
thorough investigation"
Quinnss request was granted. Chill
lingwcfth at once named the public
ov Rhf,HIftfr nr,>4,r,. fIfno
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24

Acting on orders from the board OF
harbor commissioners, decided on at
the mysterious executive session of
the board Thursday morning. H. Hack
ield & Company, I.tds local agency
For the refugee German merchant
steamers. at e. m. today obeyed the
board for the first time by having the
Setcs towed fFom her old berth at
the weather side of Pier 16 to a berth
alongside the Pommern at Pier rs
eva side.
Promptly ct Z O'Clock the big
freighter was pushed and pulled from
Pier 16, where she has laidSeFer since
she came here as refugee at 6
o'clock on the morning of August Z,
1914, with the exception Of II days
when she, was anchored outside .the
haTbor because the pier was urgently
needed fer steamers calling here.
The Matson tug Intrepid made fast
alongside the Setos and the Young
tug Makaala took line from her
pow. She moved out stern first down
the harbor, was swung around In the
stream off Pier Z and warped in bow
first alongside the. Pommern.
directions Given Friday
HaIbcrmaster Capt. William r.
Foster visited II. Hackfeld & Com.
oany Friday afternoon and carried
out the instructions the harbor board
had given him the day previous, to
direct the German firm to move the
Setos alongside the Pommern.
s Manager F. w. Klebahn OF Hack.
fields shipping department at once
complied with the order, notifying
Young Brothers and Castle & Cooke
to have their tugs ready by 6 O'Clock
this morning, which was done.
Steam was got up last evening at 6
O'Clock in the auxiliary boiler which
IN the Setos supplies the anchor moor.
ing and cargo winches with power.
This boiler was not touched when the
Setos' crew partly burned out her
main boilers and disabled her engines
the week of February 4 just before
the United States severed diplomatic
relations with Germany. All the 9TH
er German steamers here were dis
abled about the same time.
Ruuior Proves unfounded
his StCdm pONCI was uoCQ W maui
up the Setos' anchors early today and
operate her moering winches when
she was warping alongside the Pom
mern. 1t was rumored that the Setosl
moved out under her own power but
this was denied by harbor officials.
II took both tugs to move her out and
swing her In to her new berth, but
there was no hitch in the moving and
everything went like clockwork. The
Setos was made fast and the tugs left
her a few minutes before $3.50.
Wharfage Costs Saved
Manager Klebahn of HackfeId's
shipping department this morning was
elated over the move. I'VE acqui.
esced most readily with Capt. Fosters
suggestion" he said, "as 1t will save
us just one half on wharfage charged.
We will now have to pay for only one
Continued on page threel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24
Teuton,DuIgarian
Clash Over Supplies

Associated Press BY Fedsrll wlrslesst
LONDON, Eng, March 24.-Semi-
official reports In the last few days
from Serbian headquarters say that
there Is serious trouble and much dis
affection among Bulgarian troops In
Macedonia.
The trouble Is said to have reached
such a point among the BuIgarians
stationed near Monastir that several
regiments mutinied and deserted. re.
fusing to obey their Officers and leav.
ing the lines. The friction r. said 10
be due to trouble WI ne Teutonic
allies over supplies.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24
R. R. Rate Raise
Is Now Expected

[ ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless)
81 WASHINGTON, d. c., Mar. a.
Twenty-three western railroads today
wired the Interstate Commerce Com
mission that the Adamson law deci.
sion and the general financial situa-
ton are such that the roads require
immediate relief, and are asking emer-
gency action. II is believed they will
ask a general increase in freight
rates.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24
NATIVE or ENGLAND
DESERTS U. S. ARMY

Desertion cards are out announcing
that sergt. Charles H. Snelson, Bat
terry f. 9Th Field Artillery, Schofield
Barracks. left that post on February A.
Before he enlisted two years ago,
Sneison was resident Of Great Falls.
Montana He was born In England
where his mother is now living. Smell
son is 20 years and s months Of age
He has blue eyes, light brown hair and
fair complexion. He is five feet eight
inches in height.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24
Russia MAY
Be Republic

-
ASSOCIATED Prsss BY Federal wirelessI
y = <<%%$ y y y =
= LONDON, England, Mar. a. =
= According to q Petrograd des- \
= patch recelYed here today, the =
: Central Committee and parlia- :
= mentary representatives OF the =
= Constitutional Democratic party =
= has voted In favor of a repabii. =
= can fern Of government. This IS =
y the party which headed the reYo- =
= luton and has handled the pro- y
= visional government. y
: Professor Paul Milukoff, one Of =
: the revolutionary leaders, is for =
= eign minister now and leader OF =
= the party. :
4.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24
Germans Drive Russ
Forces IN RumaIlia

(Associated Press By Federal wirsIsss)
BERLIN, Germany, Mar. 24<-The
Germans under Archduke Joseph to
day stormed enemy positions on the
Russo-Rumanian front between Solom-
tar and Czobanos valleys, taking 500
prisoners.
PETROGRAD, Russia. Mar. a.
The Germans today attacked between
the rivers Siloha and Chyanich, on the
Rumanian front, the Russians With
drawing. under the pressure, for two.
thirds of mile.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24
Berlin Says Allies
Pay For Advances
tA.sociatsd Press bv FEDERAL Wlrslsull

tAssociatsd Press By Federal Wlrslsssl
BERLIN. Germany, March N.-The
British and French, with their forces
advancing on the west, are batting
heavily with the German rearguards.
daily. on both sides Of the SOmme and
Disc rivers. The enemy has lost heag-
lily in the recent fighting.
Attacks on LaFere and Margigal
have been repuised.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24
Germans I aking
Money to Mexico

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelessl
Ell PASo, Texas, Mar. 24.-Large
sums Of money by New York drafts.
are being paid Germans here, and the
money is being taken to Juarez, ac-
cording to government agents.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24
Russians Pressing
TuFksAfter Defeat

ASSOCIATED Press By Rsdsrsi WIrsisssl
PETROGRAD. Russia, March a.
The Russians have captured the Per.
Sian town Of KERN, 20 mics hon the
Nesopotamian border. Tia pursuit Of
eac Turks to the border c3lfInufk
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24
KAISER AND HOLL VEG ARE
DENOUNCED I'M REICHSTAG


LONDON, despatch
Of socialist deputy Knnert Thurs
Behnann oweg declaring them
responsible - 80
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24
Dr.. Judd to Speak
On Phases Of War

= DR.. James r.. Judd, Honolulu =
= surgeon who has Just returned =
= from the French war front, will :
= give an illustrated talk on phases =
= Of the war In the Mission Memoir '
= ial building. King street, az 1880 =
= p. m. April 6. An admission of 81 =
= will be charged. the proceeds to \
= 60 TO the Fatherless Children of \
= France fund. The next day viii =
= be Tag Day" for the same fund
y and also for the French Red =
= Cross fund. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24

Governor Whitman viii cali spe.
cial election in the 18th Manhattan
congressional district to fill the va.
caney in the house caused by the
death Of Michael X. Conroy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24

.Bid. fEx-dividend. +Unquoted.
q. asked. b. Bid.
SUGAR.
SAN FRANCIsCO, March 23.--Sugnr;
% deg. test, 1yg4 cents. Previous quo
tatien, s.4SC cents.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24

the matter. The department Of public
works had gone over the heads Of
both in regard to It.
TIE committee voted unanimously
10 table the bin. 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24
.SETOS IS MOVED
BESIDE POMMERN
Agents Follow Directions Given
BY Harbor Board and save
Money BY the Change

The Setos was moved today from
Pier 16 to alongside the Pommern.
Pier 16's weather side becomes
available as a berth for steamers.
Hackfeld & Company's wharfage
charges are reduced one-half.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24

Pipefitters employed on Canadian
government railroads are Iaid a min
imum Of ~ cents an hour.
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CONTINUED on page threel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24

From San FraneIsee:
Korea MsfU, Mar. IS.
For San Francisco:
Venezuela. Mar. %.
From Vancouver: i.
Niagara, April IS.
For Vancouver:
Niagara, Mar. 30.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-30
CARAS IR CARIENE SU-
ARESTUOTI.

Londonas, kovo % d.-Buvu-
sis Rusijos caras, Nikalojus Ro-
manov, atvyko i Carskoje Selo
palociu, kaip pranesa Reutero te-
legramas is retrogrado. Tele-
gramas yra sekantis:
"Islipdamas is traukinio, Nikalo-
jus iSrode ramus, bet suvarges. Jis
buvo apsivilkes uniformu SeStojo
Kubaniskiu kazoku pulko SIT juo-
du ploscium. Ant peeiu jis bu-
vo uzsimetes baslyka, o uz dir
10 uzsikises kazokiska kinzala.
Ant Erutines buvo sv. Jurgio
kryzius. Nikalojp lydejo kuni-
gaikstis Dolgorukov.'
Apie tai, kokiu budu pastaty-
ia cariene po sargyba, korespon-
dentas telegrafuoja sekanciai:
"Buvusiai carienei Alexandria
apic JOS suarestaIma pranese
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-30
'JAU KESINOSI ANT NAUJU
MINISTERIU.

Londonas, Kovo 23 d. Laili-
raS6io Times S korespondentas
telegrafuodamas is Petrogralo
praneSa sekanciai:
"Simtai delegatu, isrinktu pei
kariumene gubernijose, skubina
j Petrograda, If visi geidzia da-
lyvauti darbuose kareiviu ir dar-
bininku komiteto, situ delegatV
gales butt keletas tukstanciu
Kareiviu delegatu skaitllus pill
mai pervirsija skaitliu darbinln-
kq delegatu.
"Juodpju juriu laivynas yra
puikiame padejime. Vice-adml-
rolas Kolcak, laivyno komandle-
rius, tapo izoliuotas SevastopolyJ,
kol jam nepasiseke susaukti sa-
vo jureivius If isaiskinti dalykp
stow. Pasekmes buvo pilnal w
ganedinancios.
"Diena tam atgal buvo pada-
rytas pasikesinimas nusauti ju-
sticijos ministeri Karenski, lyglai
nepasekmingas msginimas buvo
padarytas nusauti kares If laivyno
minister Guckova.
"Milziniskas kapas zuvuslemS
lake revoliucijos tapo iskastas
zieminio palociaus skvere.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-30
GALIMA UzDYKA GRIzTI
RUSIJON?

IS Petrogrado ateina labai
idomi zinia, kuri, jeigu j tel
singa, labai svarbiai palytes vi
sus ateivius. Sitoj zinioj pra-
nesama nei maziau nei day.
giau kaip tik tas, kad naujoji
valdzia per savo ministeriQ ta-
ryba igaliojo uzrubeziu reika-
lu min:steri paskirti uztektinai
pinigu, kad visiens Rusijos
enigrantams, kurie nori grizti
atgal Rusijon, galetu but is
duotos is valdzics pinigyno pa
selpos.
sitas telegramas skamba Sc
kanGiai:
Petrogradas, Kovo AZ
d.-Kadangi daugelis paliuo-
suotu politisku prasikalteliu,
randasi sunkiame piniginiame
padejime, tai ministeriu taryba
nusprendeA suteikti jiems uzdy-
.-A- H.
ka gelezinkeliu tikietus. Uz-
rubezio reikafp -ainisteris taip-
gi tapo igaliotas isduoti pini-
gines pasalpas visions emi-
grantams, norintienas grizti at
gal j Russia. Tuom paciu lai-
ku tapo issiusti paliepiamai !
rubeziaus sargybas, kad media
rytu jokiu kliuciu su paspor-
tais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-30
AMERIKA PRIPAzISTA
NAUJA VALDIIA

Petrogradas, per Londonq, ko-
vo 23 d,-Suvienytos Valstiios
buvo pirma viespatija, kuri for
maliskai pripazino Rusijos nauja
valdzia. Amerikos ambasadorius
Francis, caves is Washingtono
paliepima, vakar atlanke nauia
Rusijos uzrubezio reikalu minis
teri N'liukova, o po piet, lydi-
mas viso savo stabo, sykiu su
laivyno if kares ache (at-
stovals), ambasadorius Francis
nuvyko / Marijinska palociu, kur
minlsteriq taryba buvo susirin-
kus; 6ia jis, vardu savo valdzios,
padare formaliSkq pripazinima If
sudejo pasveikinimus Suvienytu
Valstiju vardu.
Ksres ir laivyno atstovai buvo
|pilnuose kariskuose uniformuose,
o ambasadorius II 10 sekretoriai
buvo "po-pietiniuose' drabuziuo-
Sc.
Ambasadorius Francis pranese
naujiems Rusijos ministeriams
sekanciai:
"Kaipo ambasadorius ir Suvie-
nytu Valstiju atstovas, paskirtas
prie Rusijos, as turiu garbe pra-
nesti, sulyg man duotu instruk-
ciju, kad Suvie'nytu Valstiju val
dziai bus smagu palaikyti rysius
su Russia per tarpininkyste nau-
jos valdzios.
Lai sirdingi rysiai, buvusieji
tarp siu dvieju sally, ir toliaus
buva. Lai jie buva abipusiskai
'uzeanedintini ir naudingi."
Rusijos uzrubezio reikalu mi
nisteris Miliukov atsake tai var
du ministeriu tarybos sekan6iai {:
"Leiskite man, vardan tuom-
laikines valdzios, atsakyti sta
pripazniimo akta is Suvienytu Val
stiju puses. As buvau jusu Salyj
daugiaus negu viena syki ir galiu
butt liudininku, kad idealai, XII
riuos atstovauja tuomlaikine val
dzia. yra toki pats, kaip tie, ku-
rie pamatuoja gyvybe jusu loc-
nos sales. AS turiu Wilt, kad 81
ia didi permaina daug prisides
prize ankStesnio musq susiartini-
mo, negu kada ncrs pirmiaus,
"As turiu pasakyti Jusu Exec
lencijai. kad lake paskutiniu ke-
liu dienu as aplaikiau daug pa
sveikinimp nuo zymiu jusu sa-
lies zmoniu, kurie uztikrino ma
ne, kad visuomenes opinija Suv.
Valstijose pritaria NUNS. Leis-
kite man padekavoti jjums. Mes
jau6iame garbe, kad esame pri-
pazintais pirmiausiai per ia sall,
kurios idealus mes branglname.'