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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
@rncllnll1ln. d.

Ser @ou0ernclr Sarriugton CT.
nounte @6orles ". 9Gcogleg bon gea.
Der Grcdf, cincn c6cmaligcu 6armer
inO Sbulle6rcr, gum S6ulGom.
niiidr bon @oibiugtou.Goimin, ais
9iadiolaer Oes peritor6cncn Syoiep6
$. Slcosman Ger 8otcr @coaleu $
mar irii6er 9e6rer III @oi6iugton,
9o6ntD inO elmer ieiner 9rii0cr lit
ebeuiols Se6rcr. Sein 9lmtsterniu
erItredt iib auf 6 Sabre, begiuneuo
nit 0en 7. @}oi 1917
6cuermebr in g9 c Itmtniter.
Sic freimilligc 1cuerue6r BON
g8citnliniter, oie ouf @rlmo ser Stas
tuten ans niGt me6r mir so W3onn
bcile6eu oorf 6ielt oorgeilern i6re
Sa6resDeriommlung, berbunocn nit
9eamtenwabl lmO 9anfctt. glm
9onlett no6ncn 250 @erlonen G6eil
nno 0iuiiell y. Bniit0 bon Gam.
bridge &rdiioelit Der MorDlono 6eu
erlpc6rlcute Gereinigung, Sorrp q.
@orll6 un0 Die @oitorcn Chalmers
". &alM mo Or. $. 6. GlOeroice
biclten gInlpra9en. Sic 9eomteu fir
oas louienoe Sa6r limo: So6n 9.
Sicbl &raiioent, ais giodfolger bon
Sorrp @ 6oiu6Ie; s. olopO Gifien-
Ool unO Sut6cr T. @imert, @i5e
8raiioeuten; @illiam @cogleD, &c.
frct0rsS dlobneiiier; @bilip $. Sla.
Ter, SiiIfs Scfrctdr S6obmeiIter;
sOicooc S6ler, G6iei; 9eon, S6oei.
ier, 9lliiitcnt; s. SorrD GootcS, Gor.
momn Ocr &cier.@o, SSoicp6 6.
Sa5n 9(iiiltcnt; GoporO 8. 0iffen.
BAL, &ornaml am Go0, g9m. =.
Sone, 9liiiiieut; @illiom s. lie, 8i.
6liotbcfnr; Sorrp S6onrion, 9liii.
iteut; @ilHom 8. SelnL MorIdjoll,
5rauf Gilloro, glliiitcnt; iSronf
Sdwei9ort, Sonitor.
Gur6 3ufolI crf@oiicn.
George 6ii6er, Der t2iG6rige
So6n bon Gr. iSii6er bon 0Iotopm
in Scr 0idGc bon Gunberlon0, pitr.
DC ougeublidIib gctoOtct ais eine
Sogofliutc, oic er ciucnt l6rclmoc,
@ioaricc 3inrcnion rcidtc, licb ent,
luO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
anFaILerId!e aag Maidinnlpn.


&crleBtc Brobibittons-
@cieb.
yni Corporations @eridt 81 2lle.
raaoyia mlrOe onrh Gidtcr g. 6.
eorls9 Scr 9le0er Jiop 6letder me.
sen t5eilpeiier Gerlebmg ser Gir.
aaid Gro6i6itions c5eicbe 3u elmer
Celebrate bon $50 mo 30 Eogen
Nei0naniB berirt6eilt
5troBcnitnfGlIc.
Gor Dem @auie g|r 32iS NtStr9
9loromcit collioirtc einc StraBen.
gcbn nit eiucm BON GaDuono6rout.
IA gcleuficn 9oitmltouobil Der Sd-
eo9s 1rausier @cieQiAaft. Curdj
oen sfuprall miroen sic Snioieu oer
Gletirii0en iiarf ourheiuauOer ges
riittelt un0 peribieoene Shei6en
pcs Hogoon2 8er6roheu Gos 2oit-
outo ipurce aleihiollS itarf beidG.
oiot
@ei'n llc6ctIbrciten OcS Stro.
Beuooulmcs oli scr &enuiploouio-
glrc. sipiidcu Scr 6 mo 2. 5trnBe,
9Sorolpeii miroe Der Suioie OeS
@ol0oicn6cimS Sobu u. Sortman
20 So6rc alt. BON elmer Gleftriihcn
nieocracitoBcu mo an &opi Derlett.
Ser Nnpalioc ipurOc nod 0em Gmcr-
acic0 Goipital ac6radt
gls pcrmtBt gcmcl0et
Ser goli5ci miroeu ioIgenoe Ser.
ioneu ais perniiBt gemeloet. Gliie
@a0ger t6 Sabre alt, bon 9lr. 93S
@9trobc, 9iiomcit; 2lcIbo 9on
croft IA Sabre olt bon 9}r, 3427
9sortcr SiraBc, Norweit imO @il-
liam Sooinoglc - Sabre oIt BON
gir. 643 STRENGTHENING.
@crIangt @r8icbun.gs q ne
Halt.
csn Ieinen 10. So6resberid6t crn-
piic6t ser 9}olisciHei bon 9lcron.
0ria OoB cS on9e6roHt ici, cine @r-
3icnmgSoniialt fir iuaenolidellebel-
th1ter 5li crridten ga in Dem Ictten
Sa6r uielc Gcrge6eu bon SugenOli-
bea polliii6rt ipuroeJ bic Der Sc
ualt Ser eltcrH catiua@icn iino
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
2cutidc air@cn in WIarglanO.
Genti6c tatbuliid)c G:rmcn III Baltimore
lnh WinrnlnItn.


Ct Alp5UniuS Stride @dc @arts
9pcmc INN Snroipqn StraBc; Yatcr
&mlrentins AiBncr, Jicitor; %atcr Y1is
lipp JioBbacl, ASnter $o5onn y. 9ailD,
Yacr gSil6elm 2in0ncr
St 9alnbus Stride gdc Iisouii6s
mo @agcrs StroBc; Tatcr sSpiep6 Sunf
Safer Youl 6rber, 8ater &cter Tars
Ycier 9odc, Ydtcr 8ernoro 2itcdng,
&ater StrallB
ct. aiihacls STRIDE II @de g8oIfcs
ano gombaros sSirabc; Yatcr slolcp5
gSiiiel 9lettor; Batcr 2oipefnmp, Enter
%atcr Eeicr @ddc, Safer @crnar0
Sueding, %atcr 2eopolb Nbreft.
pcr5 Sria &irdJc 3. Srobc iiu0
Softer 9lbenue, Soi06lanotoipu; @ater
Sron5ishlS @aucnbduer, 8efior; Yatcr
glr9uitiu gScfier, Ydter Sobonn &rauL
%ater @mil Seufcr, 9aier y. S6pcrB,
Yaier Sobnnn @roell
ct. gSen5eslnns Stride (6o6niiidc) -
Gollin9tors uno 9li6lonos9Ibemie; Safer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

Soep5 &il0, Jlctior; SAFER @cn5cslnis
Ntclid)ar, &dier AuQultu Rcirdncl
&apu5incr 0jcmCiuoC.
Ct. %cter nuo Raul Sirde IN Gum
bcrIano, gin 'Bdtcr IumiNi 5duller,
9elior; S'aler 2ll6an 0onnel lmO Ydter
Simon @nupfer @at 0cmeinoel@ule
mif 3l5 SNnoern.
9luocrc fatbDlidDc Gicmciuocn.
ct. AniuninS 4irdc So WnrcCnUinc-
Gaicr q. s. Smell, @nroenuilc
ct, SuiCpbS Gcmcin6c 5u glcdar an
ocr @eloirr3oa0; Yaier @bas. s. Sriuls
ans, 8eitDr.
81 .Sren5 &irdjc -@cits. ud6e 2iQGts
ShaBe; @dicr 9lrnim @janip uno @otcr
em0rc @naelBarot
II Bl giUtbDcier aird|c r. Mounts
nn5c Der YrattsSiraBc; @cncOiitincrz
%otrcS Rrior 2llcrus @raB lmO ASas
lcr @anoioue, gliiicnt
ct. DiariCn STRIDE, 9Saibin0tUn, g. s.
&nier oS u. Jiot1, 9cltor, mo Natcr
Gco Nitsrbca
Scniidjc CnnuGCIii6c SDuuoc uuu
Morn glmcriin.
Ct. 9iattbdi-&irdjc SnDcitcs Sir
uno Central gIUcWc; &oiior g. W. Soz
der, yir 1900, Dit SaDcties SiraBc
u
0uiams StrnBe; &nitor q. S. &lcnunc,
Or 421, &citsScnrettdsS SrdBc
ct. SUbnnneS &irdje Ode &oms
bnros ltuo Catherine StroBc; @aitor g.
g. Aiin3lcr, g1r. 25l6, gSeiis gombaros
StraBe.
@crCiuigic 6unng. &irdc Gontou;
Fnltor NSm. Sab, glr 923, Gnits2locWtc
0oncoroi0 &ircjc &ol6rpoisgluc,
ro6c YoDlonsShaBe; &aitor s. Gcic,
gir 2032, &eltsylortbs9ipcme.
0briithS Stride Sealons, naGc Sc
catrs sSnnbe, Nocuit ∮ &uitor y
@rieicmciitcr, 9lr. 1900, GcalonsStroBc
ct. SDbanncs Stride &o0lc CIR
nobe @enuiDlpanids9lo 9loeme; &aitor lS
s.. glufOer9adr, glr. 1919, NlDrtles 2pc
Gp. lntb. Sricocns GjcmciH0c Gbcs
itcrs, nabe Orleans sStraBc; @aitor
6bds @nocrs, Sir. 2311, Nli6lauDs2lbc
ct. WinttbaisSirdlc @oriudjsglUc
Somclteoo; @aitor s. Otto 9cller, g}r
1918, @omcltcubsSiraBe
GOncurria Stride gSoi6matou, g
6. @aitor @aul q Men3el SIR. 1920
@sStrabc, 9i.sgS, gSoibingtou g. s.
ct. Winriri STRIDE @nnopoliS,
G9o. @aiior s, 3. Gorl Saas, yir 1G,
SranciSs SiraBc, annapolis
6niarantCn6ans &oitor Otto glpib
&r 1872, 8ealons sStrnBe.
SmmanneIs Stride Gnm6ribnc, Wib.,
@aitor S.. 3. 2ettborn, Cambridge
Wl6.
Sdlems- SirGjc, Golt Gcipnorict Wlo
- Yaltor s. ). @ettborn Cambridge
SiOns .air6c, 6rOii6nrn @lb. go.
ltur y. SaffrdlJ 6roltburq, Gln.
Nliiionri SnOoc.
Srtblc6cms STRIDE Goaia9ious9lpc
uno CliuersS sSlrnBe; Ynltor Wco s.
Gpilmon glr 2214, GitsCliUcrsS Strnbc,
Baltimore.
Smmauuclss sGirdc - Caroline, nas
be Baltimore StraBc; Ealior yl. &arz
bcnn gir. 81 SiiosGarolmc ShNBc
8nltmoic
@iartiai.Sirt9e - Gdc Sharp imo
4curicttns StraBcj &oitor s.. g. Sicfs
fcuc ylr. S96. @ntterns2lDc., &nliimorc
CT 4nrls Sir1jr - Saroionu Sirorc
un0 Srcnlonis sglUemc; Faltor 0brIltinn
@iihu, Jlr Sill gSclts Snraiogn a1iraBc
Baltimore
ct. SbUuinS s&irdc - gdc %ulasfs
imn WlarD 9lnus SssaBc; @oltor 6cnrD
DudeudcrRcr, glr. 815, Si0s&uldsliz
0trnBc, Sdltimorc.
@lifiions ejcmcinOc in SUcrlca Bos
llor s. g. 9lG6m
NHiIiDns cIemrin6c IN SiabiouOtoiun
Soitor gSm Sober, Sir. 401, GiiOs
SiQhlouc 9lbcnne.
St 3ObnnncS Stride 5u Gacu 9lrm-
Goltor .gS @. SOILS, @lcn glrrL 8altis
more s@ountp
6U. .lnih. Stride 81 6inosDiIlc @os
tor e. G0r9cl, &n9spilIc, Baltimore
6olluih
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

iil0 Hanoan GuaBc; Sailor s. G0mill.
9r 21l its9ldnonlls SiraBc
ct. Stcpbani STRIDE G6c Soms
bnr9z rmo Slonopcrs SirnBc; @aiior &bis
!ipp Is. &cnnighdllicn 8. s.. gjr. 22i.
&arrcnzN NDcnuc
0ranaclil1c 0jcmeiuidlnit.
Snlcms STRIDE eiouab SirdBc mo
0l0blano Npc, &aiior q. 8. Siitcr, gr.
3I05. ciouQb GtroBc
0manncls @irdc @rccnes sStro6c
nlS @iocr 2lllcn; @uior IS. Is. ggctcr,
9fr 27 SiiosCjrccncs 5iroBc
Smgitc Sirfc Der Wunua. GIcmciu=
ifl0it r. RooiionsSiroGc ODE @liltons
Slpcnuc; %aiior s. Gdgcliicin, yir 7i2,
Ralicrions Edri sylocnuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

Sarr6 9atemnn Elm ebenaligcr
9atinonn BON 9eloir itnr6 I'M &C..
Ter BON 5S So6ren IN ieiner @o6.
nung nod mebrid6rieer 9ranfbeit
Gie 9eiiebun9 miro beute iiottiiu-
oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

9lrliugtor-Sotcls in GcntreDilc, Nl0o
in melGem Ser 9etrog bon $4,000
oui6cpo6rt gcpeicn iein ioll 5u oer-
antlDorten 6otte, mnrOe inter $500
9iiraiAoit ben GjroBgei6morenen
ii6cripicien @eritbicocnc &eroo6ts-
momcnte lageu eegeu Den Grcoiger
por Gie 9iirgiHoit puroe geitelt.
Bon @as ii6crpGlttgt
sSaco6 9loiiof ioiuie ieiue G66ter
9liie mo 2olliic plrOen in einent
@osougeiiiQten 3immer i6res Sou-
les in Sagerstoipn WO., oiliqeflln.
Ben, lno liegeu iett im beOenfliden
3uitano inn Soipitol ooruieoer. 5rou
Maiiaf puroe our6 sen @asgerrd)
aufmerfianl inO rief telep6oniIb
SiiIic 6er6ci. Cine moi6te @os.
robre ioll S6ulo all 0cnI llnfall iein.
Stor6 on 9ron0munOen
Die bier Sabre alte Gohtcr So5el
oeS Scrrn uno 8rmt @eorge Boone
aus 2oliis5ille, bei @ciiminiter @lo.,
erloa i6reu grouOmlmoen, Die iic er-
littcu bate, ais i6rc aIci0ing mif
bis6er inaufgefldrtc @eiie 8euer &c.
iongcn botte
8wei &onnen 8ulDer cr.
ploOirten.
9aS Rciultot Scr GrpIoiiou bon
5rpci aonncn &iilper in 0en 9lnlogen
scr @ot6mau @3imitious So, in &c.
goS, Do, crIitt Sobn G6euowct6
Elm 9htuitionSorbeitcr, 6cOenflidc
9rouoipunocu I'M @eiidt iu1o am
aopf Gin 5lufc eiuer @}aidinc
6radtc 0os %ulper sur Grploiiou
iu0 oerliriabtc cineu inbeOcliteuocn
gran0.
@aiicnri6ter Munif-
bnDfcn
Gie 9eiieting Oes S6erridters oes
MoiiengerihtS BON SorforO-Gouutp
@iQiam Wlunnif6ubicn miro 6eltc
9}oGmittog nm 2 ll6r, bonn Sterile.
bouie in ser g}Gbc bon SGomos
Hpr ans nod oem God Spring.
8ricO6ofc Sorrcit Sia, N}o, itatt.
fin0en. 9lidter Mhmnif6ubicn, Der
al ser 2ungcucnt5iinOlna Itorb, cr-
reidtc eiu gIltcr bon 81 So6ren; or
muroe Dor 10 So6ren gum Gberrid
ter oeS @aiicugeribts crpG6It ino
purOc ieitOcui 5ucimol UieOerer-
md6It.
Gin @eieb9ebungs @it-
glieo geitorbcn
Slus Clifton miro aemeIoct, ooB
SSanies s. @cGoulcD, eiu frii6crcs
Dfitalieo ser 9egislotir BON N3oru.
lonO bon GecilGolintD, inO E6eilab-
Der Der 6irmo @lcGouIeD Sons, IN
2eeos, no6 lGuserer aronf6eit &C.
itor6en iIt ST erreidte ein 9llter
Don 43 SSabren
gl6lcbcn.
Sorrb 9atemnn ein e6emaliqer
9mtimoun BON 9cloir, itnrb inn 81.
Ter BON 5S So6ren IN ieiner @o6.
nung nod mebrid6rieer Granfbeit.
9ie 9eiieslng miro 6eute itottfiu-
0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

GtccinigIcils Stride 5u Cumberland
Ealior Nlartin @aJImcler Guubers
lam, Ni0, ylllcganD County.
0u. luhG. STRIDE 5n %rcfDn, Garolincs
GnuniD @aitor ,SalDb NotOer, 'ErellOl
gu. lutb. Gird)c, &icun1, Dorcleltcra
GouniD @aitor Sdlob N0rbcr, Erepou.
50. lntB. STRIDE 81 9irCiOCni, carrctis
SomiD Yalor z. -. 3lnuncrmdub
9c,ibcuf 9Ro.
GD. lnib. STRIDE 81 Gjlen6nrnic, 9lmc
NrnnoclsGomiD Foltor rs s. W.
Norn
81. lnt6. Stride 81 Soyic, Erircc
@coroe5 GomlD, Yaiior @O0m pon
Spcrlca.
0ofcusNdiioudr 9Saitor 9iid. Gis
ridl SIR. 1920, Cits9aliinorc 9hdBc.
GcntiGc rcfDrmiric GirdIcu
4. ref st. SObnnncs SirdDc, 0ulucrte
nd6c SardtuQd &troBc; Bditor g. H.
oouicr, 9ir. 1912 &cnucitsTloce, Bal
lmorr
8. ref. Ct. &unls sir6c Gdc @rcoos
pdD uno YrntisSirnBc; Ynltor @nm
Sdjnab, glr- $40, Siios% %alerions $drls
&pcnic, Baltimore.
Smmunncl Ocmciunc Gdc Gnrn
ioGas iuiO Sclrococr SWo6c; @anur S.
G. Aolouer, 9ir. 3O6, gior0 Stroc0crs
StraBc, Baltimore.
0riic ref. 9irdjc, gSai6inqion 9. s.
o. un0 glsSira6c ~ &aitor S. s.. Vuchs
rcr glr 1922, 13. Str, gisSS, 9Gaibs
Siuns airGc Gdc 9(squi6s uub
G6aicsShaBe &ditor Syobn IS. Soms
nerlatie, gir. 1917, gior0sGoroliucs Stry
Baltimore
5ricOcuS Stride gdc TcrnDloonias
I0eule un0 @um5crlnnnsStraBc Raitor
g. 0 @rimmer, ylr. 607 GumbcrIailos
ShnBc.
sinus STRIDE, Gnm6crlnno, $40. Goz
itor g. O. Gsatlos, gir. 1872, 9lor0sN|cs
cjnncss sStrohc. Cumberland, Nlb.
Bethel NiiiiOus STRIDE @lluoo0s
ino Baltimore Strobe; Eaitor w Ji.
Strieiclmcicr 9h 245, SiiosSnit 2loe.,
Baltimore, Wlo.
gluOcrc Seutitbc lutbcriidlc @emcinorn.
SrciCiuigfeitSs Stride ~ EriniDs, ilas
be 9llbemorles StraBc; Ynltor g. s. Slcrs
ger, yir. 90G SrinipsSirdBc.
Scntidjc lutberiidlc Stride IN 6aTt
giCiuninrtct, @ordelters@ountn Bnltor
Garl Sb. S9linqcr, @ait Nemnnrfet Ylb.
3iunS &ird)c - Noros @ohs, nobe Der
2erin9tonsShaBe; 9oitor Or Sulius
Sofmanr, glr 1923, 9Seits SonoalcsStr.
ct. N,drfnS Girdjc @roaomoD uno
Sairmolmt 9lpeUlc; SSaitor @. &. gcns
rcr, @de Eratis mo Gbciicr SiraBc-
GSanScliid lrt9criidc SpnoOc pUm
@inrrlorS
Siuns -Sirdic, SSdIbingtDu, 9 g. ~
@oitpr 9idldr0 Sdlmi0t, glr 5OS,
%sGraBr. 9{sg9., gGoibngtoL 8. s.
Ct Spbaunes Stride 5n g9aibinQton,
@ 6. - %aiior g. 8 2oocliu, ylr 800,
~ Cir, G sgS, gSnibngtpu, 8. s.
ct. SubnuncSs 0jcmcinbc SO &armilc,
Norioroz9ioa0 &ditnr ScnrD Sdltcr,
Fullerton q. g.. DID
St ghlas 0icnlcinDc 81 Gumbcrlanb-
@oior s. s. &crguer, 8coforosStrobc,
Gumbcr'on0. Wio
Scrniulcms Wcmciuoc 80 0jnrocnnillc
&aitor Gr. E. 6. gur9oorff @arocns
ollie. NA.
Gcniidlc coaug. .ut6. 3ion6 Stride 5n
Gtsmmcrs' 6nu @nlior 0cnrD @llcns
berger, in 9loSpillc.
Cfrtc brutidDc Der co. Sirmc Gait
crnsNbculc, unhc guns StrnRc; 9nltor
6. 9l Gniicr, Scr 1924, Gits@oItimorez
GtraBc
Ct %auls Gcmcinoc ST GOrSoDo, Sal
bots6ounf0 ~ %aiior s. 6reuocnrcic
Gorooua. lf0
Gb lmb. Stride ~ 9OnaiuoOO, Sol,
bots6oluin r %aiior s. Srenocnrcid,
Goroobo. Ilo
Sentidjc 0iemcroc 81 ilppcreu, 9aliis
more Gounih Enitcr W. s. Scnicl,
llpherco. W}n
SrriciuinteitS Nrmciuoc 81 &puOiiod
--@oitor 60 Is. Soc. &nooiiod. Nio
GuIcmS Stride r. Gdc @aticrDs s9ibemic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
Gentibc ssapiiitcn airdjcr.

Gcntid5c %npiiitcu &irdjcu.
Nriic ocnilGc %apiifsufSirdlc Nios
nuncntsSiraBc, Ode Raitcrion : $nrfs
Npenlc. Nofpr &nlpb 3 gsc0Cucr glr.
1927, Nioaut 9lonal Aocnpc.
Spcitc ocntldlr SapiirCn 8irlc Trl
ncttd sNueuuc' Gdc Dloilroc StrdBc ASns
TOR Eooipb @rdoD, Pr 2337 5reocrids
SlucWlc
Gcniidlc M,ciboSiftcn Girdlcn.
erltc oertldlc yciGpciitcu Stride -
gr 22l, Cir groaomah, nn6c Goiicrus
@penilc; Bnlior 8 s.. EbaiB, SIR 17fI
Baltimore Grofc
3tueitc hcutifhc @lct6uSiicu Stride -
1919 Sl9btsStroBe; %oitor st. 8. SSals
iGcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
glns ocm SuucrcH WlarDlaHo's nuS
ben aHGrcHScnbCn Stanteu.

Ser @fu0erIGbmung eric
Gen.
Ger I So6r ate So6n g9illiam Oes
Serrn uuo 6rau SioneD @lorgm IN
Grisfiel0, @2o lit Der ainoerldb-
mna crlesen Ger anabe erfranfte
0or 10 Eogeu 3mei diOerc in Der
9lac5bdrlAoit mo6nenoe ainoer err
tranfiei oleic6falls inter eigcnt9iim=
lideu GriHeuun9en ltno mcroen
itreng bco6odiet
91e8er &rc0iger unter
9 8iirgib ait.
9}ooiiirdt g. @lcGeunD Eilg6mon,
por ipeldcm iid Der 9legerpreoiger
g Sodion uon Der &ctbcl afrita'
uiiWen Observation-Disclosures me9en ei-
ner oneebliden &eridporlug, Der
@erm6ung Ocs @el0idraufeS oes
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-24
SUGAR PROFITS
CUT IF OCEAN
RAISED

Extreme uncertainty marks Hawaii S
immediate future in the matter of
ocean transportation, comments john
Warehouse of Alexander & Baldwin.
who was one OF the passengers arriv-
ing this morning on the Maui, after
vacation trip 10 California.
The shipping board is up against
a. very hard situation in the huge work
of handling shipping and cargoes,
said Mr.. Waterhouse. But the board
is working periodically and doing its
best with the problems that arise.
What will develop in the Hawaii
shipping situation it is impossible to
forecast. The situation changes so
rapidly that orders one day may be
changed the next, and changed again
the following day"
The shipping board now handles
local cargoes on definite and nitric
ately worked out system based on ton
mage and knots. Businessmen familiar
with the plan under which Hawaii
steamers are operating point out that
in case the shipping board finds it
necessary to raise rates, Hawaii's
sugar profits will be materially cut, in.
asmuch as the sugar prices are fixed.
But" say thu Hawaii men, war is
war and predictions on the future are
impossible"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-24
COFFEEEXPORT
SHORT MILLION
POUNDS in 1917
Lack of PiCkers CompeIS Plant
erS to Cut Down Shipments;
No Advance in Price

A difference of over million
pounds of Hawaiian coffee exported
during the fiscal years Of 1915 and
1917, is shown in the reports OF the
United States customs department,
compiled up to and including June.
Complete reports to date have not
yet been tabulated. The expectation
of island coffee to the United States
during the year ending June. 1916,
amounted to 2,252.364 pounds. The
valuation was placed at $343,S29. The
expectation to the mainland for this
year has amounted to only 1870
pounds, with the valuation placed at
S297,922.
Persons closely in touch with the
Kona industry declare that although
the weather conditions have been
ideal, a shortage of labor has cut
down the output The warm weather
in Kona has permitted the planters to
dry the coffee in the sun without re-
sorting to artificial means. Lack Of
pickers, however, has compelled the
planters to cut down their exports.
While the yearly reports show a
big decrease in expectation, the re-
port for June, 1917, as compared with
June of last year, shows large in
crease in both production and valua-
ticn. Last year the total output for
mainland consumption reached 1851
pounds, valued at $12,997. This year,
the June figures reached 15S,109
pounds, worth $24,57I.
Exports to foreign countries for the
year ending June, 1917, amounted to
5S4,749 pounds, valued at $95, 100. Most
of the foreign shipments of kona cot.
fee go directly to Manila.
kona coffee is apparently the only
food article that has not been affected
by war prices. In 1915 island coffee
was selling for 1874 to IA cents a
pound. Last year the San Francisco
market quoted island coffee at IA
cents, while this year it is quoted at
IA or 141a cents. This steadiness in
price is explained by the fact that
mainland coffee buyers demand island
coffee for blending purposes. Brazil
liam coffee is flooding the mainland
markets, but Kona still holds it's own
in the blending marts.
There is apparently as steady a de-
mand for the island coffee from the
Philippines as there was before the
war. kona planters have some large
stocks of higher grade coffee picked
last year that they are holding for
better prices.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-24
COMPARATIVE TABLE
SHOWS RESULTS OF
ENGELS MILL WORK

A comparative table showing the
results of mill work in the Engels
copper plant for the months of Sep
TENDER, 1916, and September, 1917, has
been received by Honolulu stockhold-
ers. The results for September of this
year show a marked increase over the
same month for last year. Following
is the table report:
1916 1917
Tons of ore milled 1885 1884
Concentrates, lbs. .G90.117 1,405.945
Lbs. Gu. in cOncen-
trates .34O.175 459.177
Lbs. Gu. in crude,
estimated ........ 49775 50S952
Concentrates 70 Gu. 34.36 32.4S
Increase in copper output, 1850.
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Floor Tax Payment is Equal to
Half That Required of
Manufacturer

Acting Collector OF Revenue Ralph
s. tombstone has called attention 10
the fact that wholesalers OF large
number OF jewelry. sporting, toilet and
drug articles must pay floor tax I'M
der the new war revenue measure that
equals one half of the tax demanded
of manufacturers.
This tax must be paid by the whole
saler for all such goods on hand on
October 1. the date of the acts pass
age, and for all in transit or inFoiced
shipment.
1t is difficult for this Office to know
just what persons are wholesalers at
this time" says Collector tombstone.
1T is for all dealers who are under
the terms of the act to come forward
with their inventories There is
penalty attached for failure to do so
and we don't want to see anybody pen
allied"
1t appears that if a dealer does a
wholesale business in any of the goods
listed below he must pay a tax on all
the list. The list will especially con-
Germ druggists who do a wholesale
business. In addition some firms will
be required to pay a manufacturer
tax Most drug stores will be required
to do so. as will jewelers. and manu-
facturers of rice powder. The list
follows:
Affects Jewellers
UDon any article commonly Or COM
mercially known as jewelry, whether
real or imitation, sold by the manu-
facturer, producer, or importer there
of. a tax equivalent to three per cent
um of the price for which so sold; and
Upon all tennis racquets, golf clubs,
baseball bats, lacrosse sticks, balls of
all kinds. including baseballs, foot
balls. golf, lacrosse, billiard and pool
balls. fishing rods and reels, billiard
and pool tables, chess and checker
boards and pieces, dice, games and
parts of games. except playing cards
and chiIdren's toys and games, sold
by the manufacturer. producer, or i'm
porter. a tax equivalent to three per
centum of the price for which so sold.
Hair Dyes, Too
Upon all perfumes. essences, ex-
tracts, toilet waters. cosmetics. petro-
leum iellies, hair oils, pomades, hair
dentifrices, tooth pastes. aromatic
cachous, toilet soaps and powders, or
any similar substance, article, or prep
aration by whatsoever name known
or distinguished, upon all the above
which are used or applied or intended
to be used Or applied for toilet pur-
poses, and which are sold by the man.
ufacturer, importer, or producer, a
tax equivalent to two per centum of
the price for which so sold. 81
Pills Not Exempt
Upon all pills. tablets, powders,
tinctures, troches or lozenges, syrups,
medicinal cordials or bitters, anodynes,
tonics, plasters, liniments, salves, oint-
ments, pastes, drops, waters Except
those taxed under section 313 of this
act, essences, spirits, oils, and all
medicinal preparations. compounds, or
compositions whatsoever, the manu-
facturer or producer of which claims
to have any private formula, secret,
or occult art for making or preparing
the same, or has or claims to have any
exclusive right or title to the making
or preparing the same, or which are
prepared, uttered, vended, or exposed
for sale under any letters, patent, or
trademark, or which, if prepared by
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WARNING NOTICE.

All shooting or fishing is strictly
forbidden on or over the End~; ponds
or streams of keolu and Kaelepulu.
District of Kailua, koolaupoko, Island
of Oahu, T. II.
J. NJ. DOWSETT,
C., w. G.. DEERING,
LesSecs.
October Is, 1917.
6921-6t
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U. S. MUST RETAIN GOLD
TO PAY OWN TRADE DEBTS

The embargo on the expectation of
gold which has puzzled Honolulu fl,
nanciers ever since it was announced
by President Wilson on September
10, was explained by Clarence II.
Cooke of the Bank of Hawaii this
morning.
Americas supply of gold. which
had increased from something over
two billions to $3,1OO,000,00O during
the early years of the war, began a
rather serious decrease" said Mr.
Cooke. This was due first because of
our loan to the Allies. and also be-
cause foreign companies who are sell
ing goods to the Allies now collect
their trade bills in New York instead
of Petrograd, Paris and London. 1t
was necessary, therefore, to keep our
gold in order to pay our own trade
debts, hence the embargo"
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Sales: GAS M. King. 10; 800 Ma
dera, 80; SO EngeIs, 500; 300 6ina-
ham, SO.
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COMMERCIAL NEW
WARREvENUELA WDEALSWITH
SNALLESTWHOLESALE DABBLER

any formula. published or unpublished,
are held out or recommended to the
public by the makers. vendors, or pro-
prietors thereof as proprietary medi-
cines or medicinal proprietary articles
or preparations, or as remedies or
specifics for any disease, diseases. or
affection whatever affecting the hui
man or animal body, and which are
sold by the manufacturer. producer.
or importer, a tax equivalent to two
per centum of the price for which so
sold.
Upon all chewing gum or substitute
therefor sold by the manufacturer.
lent to two per centum of the price
for which so sold.