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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-29
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.sr winter ara the great necessities
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-29

Z must get letters OF this other sutton
They are locked in desk IN tae seno-
rita rooms.
Here is where Satan began 10 ger
In his ana work. He sang In Van A1,
barE's ears continually. open the Hss-
and convince yourself that eaa "a
aitter true or untrue to you HE had
access to the room where The desk
was located and could go there when
the occupant was out.
It YOU don't wish TO confirm or
dlsproEa what say. said Grarolal
procure for nae the key 60 the desk
ana ! viii get the proof fer yog
This seemed about as aeme8utuE ais
doing it himself lie declined, But
the next time he called on 5auora
Garcia she was not at home. and her
mother had gene out with her
wax candle stood near and. taking
nl5 n u. ne mace an impression IF
the lock This was as far as RE went.
he did NOT intend go so So tar. and ta
tell the truth he went mo farther
Satan had got through with a.m
When he So" GraNolet again Dee let
olL what was weighing on his mind
tia confessed what me haa done but
atowad his intention lo do no more.
LraTolet ola moi argue with him. laa
Two were GiHlnE together. ana some
how the wine got into Van head Ha
went 70 sleep in his chair. and when
he was awakened Dy a shake from q
waiter GFaVolaJ was nor laers.
van Auohfss wondering staggered
oEa or the eate, called "a cab and HHs
driven 20 has rooms. -" heu He awuae
the next morning he thought 9t Tho
wax Impression he had made Ha iaH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-29

van Amherg was eut OUT i9f a gio8s
trotLeFt but ABOUT the time ne "a5
ready TO travel the f-E.i1Fepaah "at
broke ont 80 he concluded 10 take q
look at trench warfare In France and
went 70 Paris Tor lhat purpose
FaFls mas al" avs Deeh atlla@IlFe to
Americans ana an <AllDeEk aits5 q
hfl1t Flslt 20 lH7 scene ~ a6itll-@ l-A
s4Fe4 N lAe g yllai- ne 1a- 10 @-l1-5
" 40 ana 2a@ah Ali97 pt@4sN g @o4 {
TOT l@t7Es. ne menu 4t- Ao- come ~
the amer leal q MS own y. roper PEI
son re ana il an ii3Io3Ea s4plo
favor. le a4ALiiats q. times '- HIS 'H
IeELlal HlaJestg
van Ail9eIs formed lAe aSa4 a.5'-
ahce eli one JAies efaF1-e-' man
about town also "lLh apparently n9l4-
ing 10 40
enc -aE tue TWO we're .t--t--- 10
s@lHe- ." q ~e+z lo~aset ol4 gag A''-le 3a
E-is7EeS- = very ptets} woman - q
spanish cast o. goNa aHee oo"ea "
GRAZ olel- an &alotFed the 9eaHlE %l.a
1a4h eyes anu 4ats anu ats -tt.-a
oHeFe4 nla1 an -hlfooaGlioh IAN ae
ceplea JAe FAVOR only 100 t@aaits' ana
ora. ot7t aitel gai9L t--et +7" .4
me i4Il ieo tAe american 70 hei ls"la
ana gave ann lne pFoni5ea lAtFolac-
Ton,
@euoFjta JoHcla GARCIA was - pI-
ca 7panI5fa- There was nothing pas
sAf7 ABOUT A7& On Tue ea-Dta 7l'@
as ak E7s- e. 2-+s 4lt l-'- "7t- 20
De Wooea sae "ooeo.
amer the dinner sA@ invited the Two
men 10 go with her and Aef molheE.
"ao was 0l4lA= "is4 AsLs 20 sAeLE
par s.LaeLl.s. N44s oasl excuse"
e
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-29

Fred Hargert. our popular Second
avenue druggist isn't going 80 miss
the last lnterur1an train if me ever
spends another Sabbath IN Nazcatjue.
) AT least he viii not think of doing SO
unless in the meantime he gets an in
PRODUCTION tg the night police force. a
iel5oW who apparently has q peucEanU
/ Tor corra5iluE spies. Business. il
seems. hasn't been brisk with him Of
late and he #as SO hungry for game
sunday that ne haunted the streets
uHEi be met up with a strange face.
L- was that OF Bergert
Fred was getting ON The outside of n
an oH pie and cup of mocha In a
restaurant when he was suddenly
tapped upon tae shoulder Loozinz
Ground, Inc gazed into the Uhys5oEu9mv
OF the peace department lie gave
fred tae up and down with true Wat
eo8lau precision. then suggested nc
#.m that he drop from the counter
stool and accompany him to police
headquarters. Fred wanted to know
wherein he had sInued. The officer
said he WASH quite sure that the Rock
. Islander had done anything serious as
Eer. but by gracEv. he was going 10
set him locked up before ne had op-
peEA4uaty 10 carry ont any part Of his
leEarious conspiracy against the uaqce
and dignity of the abode ~ fra -r+f,.,
Fred protested. but he might as vel
have spared his words. He went TO
the city jail. II should have beer. stat
ea that @T. 5erEert Sundayed with
friends in the Iowa town When he
missed the last iueerurhau bound for
Davenport he found that ha world
ne obliged ro wait until after in the
morning for the eastbound Milwaukee
passenger. To while away the time
the tackled the restaurant fare.
The specific charge against him was
that he has been stepping off the bnsId-
laEs ia taa factory district. with the
purpose OF course of destroying them
some dark night while the cifv SILENT
Fred SAYS he can't for the life of aim
imagine why ANYBODY world u-ar+ -,
A-rfEf-. ffre rE.r.-l.sf44-- f--~ -- ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-29

what the Girl nj the Cigar stand
Listens 20.
"If It wasn't that my house has
been SO good to me / would have
thrown up my job months ago, for
don't have 20 work no more I was
+ ia on the war babies and everything.
f OF course / didn't make no noise abou-
IT, I simply let loose when / gets
q large margin Of profit and hauIs
ms pile Of jack 10 the bank, and there
+ It. lies. There IS enough OF it TO choke
i Barnum's prize hippo. / have been
. with the same house for q great many
years. Yes I started as q kid. and [
/ made good from the Jump. Well.
have always taken fine care Of myself.
+ PUT me in pinch back suit and nigh
j trousers and white socks and let my
E moustacba grow and You'd take me
! for q Eoungster. eb. dollie2 OF course
. my house wouldn't have hung 20 me
+ unless / delivered she goods. There's
mo- sentiment In business no more.
/ You've got to come through with the
orders. Weather reports used to go
But not no more A lot Of guys that
started alongside me have bIoWed up.
One guy that never went against any
thing stronger than buttermilk and
peanuts at night is Clerking in q res
laurcEt at NaQuoketa for about 4
dozen beans n week Ny salary2
Well you can bet it's plenty. But I
got SO much jack Of my own now when
] get my check the first OF the month
+ j feel like having 1t cashed and throw
ing the change ia the street to let
! the uewsles fight for it. Ever in
HonoLatu2 Over there wg used to
stand ou the side OF the boats and
throw money and let the natives dive
for 5l. Great sport. I hurled d five
dollar gold piece in one day and two
OF the boys struggled so long under
the water trying 70 get II that they
both drowned. i felt guilty. and 10
make myself solid with their families
j paid their funeral expenses So E0u
never were In Honolulu Great place
es, the girls are ct5ve-bur. say.
baby. you got 'eu cheated bv blocks
Me marrledE Should say not Bun
when i come across a girl like you I
begin dreaming Of love in @ cottage.
But say. there VIII be none of that
cottage business for mine when
double up. Wen run the old house
up closer 30 the SKIS So. don't
shake dice no more. I've cut it out
HUz.l the #ar is over The money
would spend dice shaking In going
no invest il Liberty bonds Bur
would HGE dinner and take vou to
show Nothing stirring2 Don't you
care for rae a little bit2 I'm very
popular in my home town why. they
.alna So well of nae that I ana invited
To The afternoon meetings Of the knit
ting clubs That shows that tire girls
even the old ones, trust noe. All right.
then. little one, III see you again. bat
II Det somebody viii have You stolen
before get around here again. II
you've got a regular fellow SOU tell
him that he had better work fast Le-
cause doll like YOU isn't going to be
left unit ed long
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-29


2Ls Iowa street, was zlugged and
robbed of 536 in her home al $3.50
O clock Sunday morning. by two men
who are still al liberty. The woman.
VINO was badly beaten called the po-
lice as soon as she regalnea conscious
ness. She said that the men had gain
+ ed access 70 her home and surprised
+ her When she attempted resistance
one of Che pair struck her ON the head
and knocked her unconscious. when
she woke MP $56 was missing The
police have been furnished with de-
scriptioa Of the men. They were both
. between II and 20 years OF age they
believe After the burglary. they sue
ceeded in making their escape. Il H-as
at first reported that they haa fled in
an automobile. Later tha police learn
cd that two men answering to the dee
sarlDri0ns were seen running through
am alley nearby.
90
smalipoE Ease Found One new
case Of smallpox was reported la the
Davenport board OF health The sui
ferer is j. o. Cashiou. Second and
Scott streets. He was taken to ST.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-29
CHORDS AND
DT s o r. ID S

SEVERAL thousand I&kers are ia
be employed in the army. Vow We
may expect 20 hear some political par
Usan raise o boiler that the secretary
IF war is trying TO find Jobs for ali his
relatives.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-29

A dollar put into q Liberty bond ts
worth more than a bullet
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-06
lIAidkNS HUnL BACK =. =,
:. FIERCE fTEUTON ATTACK

tAssesiasst, Bros y y 81 Naval oezna.i-
s New York n. ~ June s.-Ths
1rbat fi6kt ots the dsE Yesterday lwas
IN sthst sSst: sIthough there WAS some
nsner lfehsins ut yarieus parts Of the
ea,teEn front WHARF the Russian
frrnist gre sfaeinG still the attenHateti
German foreeE. iThe, AuStrians, rein
f1fced b the corps taken from the
eattarn ffoAt, and hurled Against the
Itkiiani IN the web Yesterday at.
tucked >ip shrlfsd ranks between Go.
fi$11 ana thasse -. -: = +
TAese ATTACKS. all; OF, which followed
thD mpst eafefu1 and furious artillery
rlhpif1tIons broke down under the
tifs % afhe Italian machine guns and
ssnnonsexeept In tNot places, where
6nepsafkE 10 reports HON Rome. the
lttligls were forced back for some
gkht1hte This WIS particularly thS
eaes Noutk Ct gsmini0 and hers thu
Fam Ire we're unable % Nlihstand
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-06
ACII'I|El;Jl|IRIEER {.
=::C0hI|EE,slIOEND

Hawaii lost one Of hsr iHustrioni
sous last SATURDAY By he death tnLtht
Kohl hospitsi Ut .KaJlHH, HhEAns oi
Judge John Lot 'KanIHkoil, MAefstrate
of that district. The jR9Get vas u
EAatA old and bad peea in tho hospital
1mpnth, .tufferfng from dIahetis. =.
] s,Attor1ss - school teachSr. Diplomat
fesApt tsteriffS REPRESENTATIVE, post
EittkrS snetal > stfernty bahSpaI, tpd
inhfshs1. Of ,ths HGRiiiaa ha9dom
Judge KaalHkob mad. Ione 81 the MOST
saFisd. sarbess ofhSner Aa1d public
service scr chronicles tii Htbe EiTSi'
Ian HlnAhs.s ~ j. II, :
Ther Iste SindEe ts survived by three
cons, Attorney AbFahlin 9. KSuiuknu,
county treaEurtr of Kausi; l. IL Ka
u1ukou.. r. and Lot KtiAni KAulukou,
Mo has become. famous a. an opera
siHsers aud Spsntsh daAcer
Fsthsr Wa 4Sb1nish. -
- JpdGs rXaYiukou, was, born IN Kexu'
heu,- Kona; HaRait tHis gfathG wis
Spanish and bic mother HSE1itans.. He
was married. ii, 1870, - having three
sons, I'll. or whom are living, and four
eahshtsrt, III Of whom have passed
a1ny3s IL '.a...'-E, - - 80 ;!
lie d.e.ss.d .ssa b several years in
Hlip, whore Ia. pEaeffse4 law ct.
He. Eak elriS len yitheut yaEelts.
Al tins lSe or 70 YEARS Ne MSs sent to
LitainsIpnA! tAftsr srahpitioh 1tRfee
zobths here Ii ltlle .effice a Rhotokra-
|pher Kfkk lei. 70 TIE mn Shte1nmsAt
app. tnsst q y Z ystnk zap that
g 81 se { eS ss g. q Als :sia epiae. In
gsIllfSd ON. sssfs ID All, ae sas;a i,
And began To Z. study Of: the law Nndst
ChIef JtiStieS xfriS and later dndaf
Qhi1k 3nttiSt JSdd, shuyint HI prnpa-
faticn fpfs the bar Ksniakeqs ser14d
one year 40 q gtiard at The insane
Asylum, ard taUght yehoei ct, Maenf1e,
adding to Ms, rapf ale siio by. selling
oranges thfough the atreets ain July,
1Sl7, shs ~ apRoi lte9 dit ict smasis-
trats for. Kool1gSo on lfh4 other
side % the isiand. Thts port he hsid
Tor several years He NkEs stected
10 the .ieyistlt nre from that district
and siFcn this diStrfct :, VI W r. !
Md Manys 0ffleGS - a. *. =.
IN 1S1t King KaIaitana named hin
secretary Ia j.. ii. EaNlna. nainisteP 10
JnanGr Ia enttF Into neEottakicnt Cor
It'd psffp0s1 al brlnKluT tJGpaaeSe 10
tlilesc 6nAtfsss Ti1tS n se khet ypunE %
tern6Hf11t chly fOuf nsetihs In ecAfft
eiFtleel thefs, but u vii astn6nfh ID
q j 1914 - xis Msds sEeriff.ef III.
E,4tsEs1 q ~ ltg9Et 20 fio
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WARM WELCOME FOR JUDGE DOLE
! Wherever HE GOES ON MAINLAND

= Judge Sanford B. Doles present
trip to the mainland IL winning a
remarkable amount Of attention from
/ tie Aswspapers there. The venerable
and picturesque jufist and ex-president
Of. Hawaii ia noticed wherever he
GOES, and be generally has a good
intAfvteN for the reporters. The fo:'
loving is tron the Hoquiam, Wash.
ingtoniaI; Of Hoquiam, Washington. a
paper owned, by the way. by Congress
man Albert Johnson, who visited here
EiIh the Congressional party in 1915:
Tall straight as an Indian. with
Rowing White beard and frosted. hair,
he bears his seventy three years aS
hSht1y5 as many men of fifty kindly,
|Hsaified; interssted IN passing events.
his face shows no index Of the stir.
ring scenes enacted upon the Pacific
in which he bore the leading part
Such Sis; Judge Sanford Ballard Dole.
the, only president the Republic OF
Hawaii ever had. the distinguished
man whom Ho1uiam now has the
honor Of entertaining.
"Fhe object Of Judge Dole's visit to
Hoauiam is to see his nephew. Mr..
Winfred Dole OF Aloha. and the Emar-
son family, to which he 10 related. He
IL in enthusiastic golfer and pro-
nonnees the links Of the Grays Harbor
Country Club az perfect. He talks
most Interestingly Of the Hawaiian Is.
1nds and 10 delighted with their pro-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-06
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH NEWS
EXPEDITION CONFIRMS
:, ~ PEARY'S DISCOVERY
(Associated Press by, q. s. Naval Communi-
cation SerYica)

(Associated Press By, q. s. Naval communI-
cation SeTvics)
NEW YORK, N. Y, June 6.-Crock-
erland, which Peary claimed to have
discovered and which subsequent ex-
petitions did not find and termed a
mirage that Peary had seen, actually
exists, and his claims Of discovery are
now fully substantiated. Macmillan,
who is now conducting an expedition
to the far north, has sent to DR.. o.
born Of the "Crockerland Committee"
Of the American Museum of Natural
History his first detailed communica.
ton.
In his message to DR.. Osborn Mac
MILAN. said that he and his party have
proyisionS only sufficient to last them
until the last part Of August. The re-
lief ship Neptune, under Captain Bart.
lett, will sail for Etah In July.
Macmillan tells OF his finding Crock.
erland to be an actuality and not q
mere mirage, as had been surmised
when two previous expeditions failed
to find It and % reported on their re-
turns. Il. h section covered with
Islands, the explorer says, and he has
secured much valuable data regarding
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gress and prosperity.

gress and prosperity.
Honolulu is now experiencing a
period Of great prosperity, largely on
account of the improvement in the
sugar market, said Judge Dole.
The city now has some $4,000
eontented and happy people and
want Is unknown in the islands. AL.
classes are filled with patriotism and
We shall furnish our share Of fighting
men.
The natives are a most gentle and
loTable people. Fond Of music and
dancing and, Of late, becoming devot-
ed to dramatic art. They have beau
tiful open air theaters and produce
some wonderful plays. Our royal
band has lost its German leader but
Is doing splendidly under a native
Hawaiian
Judge Dole will leave today for
Williams College. in Massachusetts,
to attend a reunion OF his class, which
was graduated in 1S67-just fifty
years ago. He says most of his class
mates are living and will be at the
reunion. He attributes their longevity
to the remarkable influence OF their
president Young men who came un-
der his influence were never dissi-
pated but led sane lives.
"Hoquiam Is proud to have had
Judge Dole as a visitor and hopes for
a speedy return and a longer stay in
our midst"
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GEM Any sPRoTESIs
! BR I'll Using SHIPS

(Assstiatsa Prus " o. d Naval Cemnnni-
mo EsJIai b b 81 Brazil June s.
.GefMary has protested; against Brazil
.HsinE sthe q German yessels which
ISpnght refuge In Brazilian ports and
Eerets there i1terned after Ear broke
1ut and while Rlaxii was still neutral,
issa report current, ,: - -. ;
8 It haS bSen the Intention; Of the Bra,
siliAn tqttfunentz TO .take these ships
over MA TO use them in Its own trade.
Ne sotficSal, announcement Of y pro.
.tett ~ Germsny hSs been made and
10 10 aeAnsa ippfnbahle that any heed
WIN be paid, TO he protest. :. = ..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-06
PAUL Steel
LEAVECITIzENS'
WORK ON kauai
Special Star, Bulletin rer+s.pond.pcD

Especial stsr-Bullstin correspoadence)
LIHCE, Kauai, June 5.-Paul Steel
citizenship secretary Of the Kauai Y
NJ c. A., has rendered his resignation
and will leave for Honolulu. Mr.
Steel's work has been highly praised
and he has made many friends on
Kauai who regret his departure ex'
ceedingly.
At the recent annual meeting OF
the general committee Of the Kauai
Y. NJ. c. A. Mr.. Steel was voted an
increase in salary and his work was
highly commended. His resignation
comes as a surprise to his friends.
II is hoped that a competent worker
may be found to carry on the work
that has already been started among
the Filipinos.
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ORIGIN OF THE UkULELE
Described BY a Person
Probably Made Mad BY
One of Them
From the Dallas News.

A ukulele Is, in fact, an instrumen;
OF torture. 1t was invented by Cath
crime de Medici, who tried it out on
her friends and proved its efficiency
1t was later taken up by the Ha
waiians, who were at that time a des
perate people and didn't care what
happened to them. 1t was originally
used by the Hawaiian for an accom-
paniment to his death song. The Ha,
waiian fatalist would dress himself in
grass kilt, take his ukulele in one
hand, his sword IN the other, and re-
pair to- the seaside. While he raised
his voice in song, reciting the reasons
why he was about to. kill himself, he
strummed on the ukulele. The noise
was so dreadful it used to brighten
the fish. Grooming and whooping by
turns the near-to-death Hawaiian
would sing:
Ulhola, ulhola, ulhola!
Ug gom, ee glom, glug-
Samoha, kul gig, gigglo-
Ug gig gig ug. gigglo!
Working himself into a frenzy and
stunning his rkulele like he was
beating the breakfast beefsteak, the
poor Hawaiian would come to a cres-
cendo Of desperation and smite his
ukulele till his hands bled, then, furi
Gus at the sight of his own blood and
Wild from the effects Of his sufferings
at the hands Of the ukulele, throw
himself upon the point Of his spear.
Many such unfortunate remained for
years pinned to the ground like grass
hopperst with single nails through
them. OF course, the primitive Ha-
waiian was only a simple savage, but
he at least had the decency to commit
suicide after going on a ukulele spree.
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TA3ge1t1l4l lr1eIl - u lN1Val goen1tNI
I: kitfIz n: ! kEki . q June g.
The csd6t O litl ~ bahd Or I, the Kan,
49, 4 fiegltafxl colls1e q; spa1 to ID
sbhts tnS felce, Il ~ 10 j1fp TIA filpi
t1RSlitichxfy tnH1S 0ndSf s General
peesking n s;fekner snlctness Men.
bSfs ct tia bs1ld have already ssirtsd
tosnslie their indif llvait Iflntfstiene
feslSGfs home aha tnSefls tie e1Ssds.
ti6 gpQs reesiptl eii disfiaite orders
t6fssheiEsdanartnr4 - 4 i "a ~ =.
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fO NHRRY PlR0 bTioNsS; {. !. !; !.
HF SER ICE MEDic0S
lts.,.,aas re. 3 81: ,lsv'i 7osprnai

sWk sHINGfOE b. C. June IA
stilT % permit the prom notion of paedi'
Ell fiaet lieut. tenants II the regulars
suds no ~ kin1sf suafd without their
kAing yeQuired 8 % serve . raininnlm
fkit.se years Ii feR6fed by the mill.
tSEy saiItt1Fitses here.s Il Was aineiine.
6dgynstetday The Nm 80, proposed
Mp1ids slse permit erEineer officers
a the fetirsd list 90 assune sctive
c6ntgS q fiver and Sharbor work and
,o2hsfs s4nffar Wofh =
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GRIT Sti SUFFER GiSTS b !.
10 lhv De RUS Sh

ksssei1teA Itssg % 81. g. aaSai scennunL
ELONlON, Hhg. June Is The gov.
efu1tnlt syestetday alnUuhced that II
III agreed TO seem facilities Tor 4
Watt al NplnsR sntfragssts beaded BIZ
m. SImHfline Penkhufs5 the famous
tt<ifseelte lSaIisf. to Rlssis. One of
the sct ief reasoHs for tie journey OF
TIE women IL ID s1piain TO the women
lpf Russia their own attitude toward
me var and the; reasons why they
.Nish IL to continue until Germany is
1de4saten. -. - -. A.i,.sa.
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SUGAR DEVELOPMENT
IBY Associated Pressl

KINGSTON, Jamaica.-The govern
ment has decided upon. an extensive
plan Of sugar development in which
government credit will be pledged for
raising capital. to establish central
factories, in Jamaica. The profits OF
the venture are to be shared by the
government and the cane farmers.
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ALBANlANS DEMAND. -.
. THEIR INDEPENDENCE

fAssoeiated Press By q. s. NaxsI oommuni.
~ j. cation Ssryiee)
, WASHINGTON, D. G, June al
bania demands independence, 1t has
beea learned here. Advices received
state that q majority Of the chieftains
OF the little country formerly dominat.
ed by Germany have, following coun-
ell, declared the independence of Al
bania and asked that the country be
taken under the protection Of Italy.
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TAFT WOULD MAKE = g..
F. +: YALE REUNIONS DRY

NEW HAVEN, Conn.-There is a
movement afoot to make Yale grad
uate reunions dry" and Professor
william Howard Taft is back Of It.
The former president sent out an ap.
peal to Yale graduates asking their
support. -. 49,