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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-14
LETTERS
ABOUT .TELEPHoNE. couRTEs,

Editor Star-Bulletin. 1r :
Sir: The telephone letters are in
teresting. agree with Patience"
not at all with Availability.
When my phone rings, / assume 1
am wanted. ! say, Hello" when the
party who calls says Who's thisf'
/ ask, Who do You wish?" This pre-
vents a curt slamming Of the phone
ia very common occurrencel ito
which Is sometimes added q pelutant
II don't want you" Here is another
too common abuse: .
am called to the phone.
:, "2500?"
ayes, 2500!"
> wait q moment, pleased"
~ wait, and wait. Finally ,"Mr.
Languidly Busy" saunters to, his
phone. This got to be such q nu.
sance that when ! am now asked to
wait q moment" l count seven. then
hang up. Sometimes q plaintive voice
comes, Won't you please hold the
phone?"
mo; when you have your party
at the phone, can me and not until
then" :.
There are many other unnecessary
faults that defeat the efficiency OF
the telephone, but ! have pointed to
two rglaring ones
Very few people realize that an
apology Is correct after q mistaken
call. /. - = Yours truly,
= se.s -. BUSINESS.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-14
BRITISH Buying
STIFFENS NARkE

Because sugar cargoes Of 1000
tons en- route to England have been
lost due to German submarine activ.
ity, the British government has en-
tered the American sugar market for
immediate deliveries This is the
cause of the recent jump in the price
of raw sugar, according to the mar
ket letter of the New York CORES
pondent of a local sugar firm, receiv-
ed in yesterdays m all.
By entering the market, which had
been stagnant up to the end Of June,
the British commission started a pc
Rod of price siren gthening which still
continues. Yesterday raw sugar
reached a figure of $40 cents, Ha-
waiian basis. Late in the afternoon
it shaded off slightly, going back to
6.455 cents. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-14
DIR MURRAY TO.
GET Commission

Dr.. H. Y. Murray. who left last
month to offer his services as sur.
geon to the Canadian forces at the
front, quickly passed his examination
at Victoria, cablegram received yes.
terday announced to his wife and
friends. 49,.
It was stated that he would be com.
missioned In q few days. Dr.. Muir
ray expected to remain In Canada
q couple OF months before going to
the front. Probably he viii visit his
aged mother and other relatives in
Nova Scotia before leaving. q 5.-se
Mrs. Murray intends leaving next
eek to join her husband In his
.faEels, perhaps as far as London. :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-14
CONE ION OUT TO .
H|EINlE'sTONIGHT

COME OUT %. 80. %. %. ....
The mecca for pleasure lovers this
evening will be Heinie's Tavern, ION
the beach at Waikiki" where the gay
crowd is always the gayest. Heinie's
Tavern is Hawaii's most romantic
pleasure place. =.
Dinner will be served from $50 to
8, and + sinie's dinners in the large cool
dining room are tie finest and most
enjoyable you've ever eaten. Can
phone 5670 and make your reseryar
tsnv,e earSx, - l,sw 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-14
SEATTLE GIVEN
LOONGMOON JOB

Repairs to the ex-German refugee
merchant steamer Honeymoon are be-
ing made by the Seattle Construction
& Drydock Company, according to a
Seattle newspaper, which runs the
following story: 81
Under q general contract between
the United States shipping board an
the Seattle Construction & Drydo,
Company, the seized German ste
ship Honeymoon, which was towe
from Honolulu to Seattle the midC
of last month, will be restored to lie
former condition at the big Seat
plant. -.
"The steamship has been moored
the port commissioner Hanto
street pier since her arrival fr;
Honolulu.
49, Like the PrinZ Waldemar,
lowed from Honolulu to Seatt-c
month, the Honeymoon was -Se
damaged by her German Offices 4,
crew when the United States bros
off relations with Germany. The t".
vessels had been interned in Honolulu
since the outbreak of the European
war"
The honeymoon was towed fro
this Seattle by the Uni
II -?Nocner Co
e
By n.
c., i: :.
The - is beil
paired at >tates nava
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-14
THREE KAUAI FACTORIES
APPROACH END OF GRIND

Three plantations which are expect
ed to finish grinding within the next
few days are the Kekaha Sugar Com
Fpany, Pioneer Mill Company, and TIE
Waimea Sugar Mill Company, all Oh
Kauai and for which H. Hackfeld (
Company is agent. All three are OK
pected to run close to the managers
estimate.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-14

We deny Ourselves much. I am
saving to build house, els yeur
wife cheerful about itf' ooh, yes.
She things we're saving Cor an auto
mobile The Lamb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-04
9Drtioen.

v
MebenS Der forDal1oleS pi6f og
brebf ON omerifanf 5tbtte til Gu
ropa Ell Der ifrepet en- Napport of
Den af @prgreSien benDnoigeoe &o<
mite, Ser f1loe 1t1sber}oge Grilerne
poa 2ibsforngbenbeoer / 8aibingz
ton.
9}opporte11 flyer, at 6e Derifenoe
b9je Briier er l1berettigebe, pgt at
6e f1tl1 fan befptnpes be6 organize
rcDe 9fnitrengeller. Set anbefales
1aalebcs at pprette fonlmunale Cor
be, boor Sorbrugerel1, iao bibt mt
ligt nben Wellelnmallb fun fjpbe
fine @arer birefte fra 8rpouceuten.
llnoerfpge1ien bar enobioere brogt
fglgenoe Melultoter for Dagelr:
gfngterne pn, at ser bar Mangcl
poo 2ebneosn1ibler, er mispi1e1tDe;
men Sc nbIu Nri}er bar tDl1nget
Menigmano til at bore mere nai-
.lom END nogen 5in6e fGr. ut Ell
.itgrre 5parionrl11eligbeo bar perat
.sSS9lgen tan ies 81. a. al Sen Sn1=
lte1loigDeb, at @onrmunalpalenet
illobcretter, at Mffa1Ostpn6erne iffe
mere er }aa fDlot iorll fpr. Set biicr
fig og1ao, at Sorien0eller af 5poe-
Darer er blebet bol0t tilbage paa
lltillabelig Waabe, pg at Der 6erfor
.bar barct Ell altfpr begrRnlef Sil=
gang af Barer til Morfeoet. 5pe-
fli1allter bprer en- nleget itor Del
al 5fploelr for Sc obnorme 8ris-
Wen berilnoo er &orni-
teen af Sen 0berbebis11il1g, at CTS
port til guropa al. &artof1er, sGa
pa 2pg ingen Snoflp0e1ie bar. .baDt
paa oisie. 5gbebarers @rilerl
Napporten, Der tim on1fottcr SD=
peoifaoelt, opfattes lonl Ell fraftig
9lntDoning al be Meiultater, &ot1=
oreSIcns egen &onnn1is1io1t bill TO-
lrle til, lraar BEN bar tilellbebragt
fine l1nberi6geller, Der o11fafter belle
2anbet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-04
sapnebe Mmerifanere.

S 2groags bIep set DPbnebe alne=
rifanife 9an1pifib, ugacultlll " tor
peoeret al Ell tpif l1noerbanos osbaao.
&aptaitten og Ell Gel Of 8eiptnin=
gen iab11es:
Deslloer Iab1tes ben Muril1elpit=
#italtt % 0e III aatonerer, ion be
tjente Sfibets @anoner.
Oct er 6et f6rlte arnaereoe a1ne=
rifatife 5fib, iont 9Difertte Dar
ifnbt i Gent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-04

itarf 1illio TIL at 5Dnet al 5tier=
nebam1eret paa 5ranfrigs 5lagn1ar=
fer bill afltebfon1nle 5fraf og 5orz
Dirring bla1lbt IDlferne.
sss56prigt bar 5orbanOlingerne 1la=
tllrligbis beiel1tligt orejet fig Dn1
oen fortiatte Gi!fpriel til De el1ro=
pniife 9uliere0e of 2ebneosnioler
og arigslnoteriel.
Deu al aongresle1t peotogne
arigsfreoit for Sc Mlliere0e er /
Sroen, % g11g1ano bar allerebe
facet Dispo1itto11 ober ct ltort 8e-
lob. Set alltages, at mon og}aa bill
pbe 8elgien 1toltraft Bel1gebjp!p.
gn itaiienlf @on1nisiion er ltn-
Der DnnneIie / &ont; Sen 1fal lige-
leoes relic til 8aibington, % blanot
oens We6!e1nner befi,1Oer lig Ser
tugeu al Mbru55erl1e fan1t oel1 traa0=
lgle 9elearafs Spfilloer, Giuglelno
Morepni.
Sra 9lnnerifn ie1t6es Ell 3on1nlis-
lion til 8etrogroo for at ppre Nus=
ierne beDjelpelige nte0 Haa6 og
9eao. Dellne &olnmislions ypr=
mono CT forbenpprel10e l1benrigs-
minilter glibt Npot, 1ttbiDl1on1t
2a11oets betDocliglte 1lu1ebeltbe
Stotsna1lb.
Som fort nlebbe1t ii6lte l1ge, er
Der oglaa 5ol1oiD1rligbeo for, at ell
itol10illabif apti1mis1io1t bill a11font=
Inc til &albington for at 1pge oro-
net 5pprgslnaalet ont 11binoret CTS
port til set neutrole 5fanril1apiel1.
5bp. 1penif Wei11ilter 2ogererant5
be11tes oisie Doge at bile o1lfo1n=
me BERTH 2olpoet Ell lignenoe Mis=
iion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-04
Nnrn. TO-
selesratiife Meboelel,,-

ajpbenbapt,, 90. 9lpril. st Ser
linertele9ran meobeler, at en- oo1lf
2Qae bar tilbuot Sen tDife 6egje=
rinq Ell Million @roner for at le1loe
ii .Iulinoe tpife ggr, til 0a1u1arf,
bpor Ser Ifol gibes oem ben beolt
1uulige Sorpleining fra MI at %
inotil 1efs Madneoer efter &rige11s
Spbsr. @grnene bill blipe a11bra9t
1prligt / Set nor0lige Sp.lono. Sen
tplfe 9ieejeri11g bar *1nootaget ill
bnoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-04
aarttrpligtal lnur,t urntagrt.
aongres- pe aommisions for1anolineer Nai6iuston,

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y ~ u pe'''V'lu'ss elsplf'''.'''
a'ople.:s'' ~ y ielle ~. el'rpf''l -
lla's al 1ase ael. s.1.se'' paa oe''
I1a1'lle. s'alpaaos s0plo'e'I 1or e'1
] llp1fe Sroppelat'lu1g. borfage1
|bien 1leo1felnf af l1o ofenlllter moo.
Ioo.
!, 9e'latet neo1oges oerl1l1oo 6or-
nage1 ON a1 glDe. Hoo1eoel1 you I'll
a1 IGNITE cit Sef al 6r1o1llt9e 1T
hal1p Unropa.
ts1ppe lu''. pe.' ~
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= slsf,',sl'sn o,,> .ss.s''ollup
ssu0' as .'.u.ia1ul - SltDel9glu.'le': ::
5,,s,. vs. o'01e.s1'0''S 11.' oOlD''''o''lso'
Ssoee''e p''0e' e'l'ee p'''.
eer ct o1s1e Hlos1er, 1o11 er 1tl'o=
1a9et ira sernephgf; Sft9e1t Site
H9orger tan fo111ges til at bere a11te=
l,lu'lll opipul. que pe, 'phl 1el1er
$ sel sl1pe.f - ~ 1'ss1e' s
l'ps'sl.ss1p1s :, pe''' - sou''pe4'D1e.s,
~ - pt'oe 1''taesse. ~, 'en' el.e'ee1le.
op1'p1ssl y o'l!'1'e'' = lluuel'e
ssSfefs= 90 fomn1atl,ale Cab bs1nel1b,
~. - sopl ~. u..oO'.1e9 ~
pl!,l,'t'ee J., Sluy S1e''e'e, ~ 's'se"
..,els - o0ip''',,l1''. ~ 'tuSr,1pl''e
= =. - u'le' ''4.' : pe'l'
o.9r o,se's - op.,'lle', = u'.u''''''.e.
ooa oa,l, ''l'nDD.'rlsee ~ ..'9upDu..''eue
c1:r,. c1.(lAp - pe'lul'sepe ~ o.e'A
1..r ~ "a <1''.'.'u1Ill.u'', s'l,ss''a-
nortnn,onet n;r nnrs go ,,nStaona. $; aet
ion,,,,o aooroor mo So a1}oesn ,n,,,
,,an,,o,6;on;a ,,,oo ,aroa ~ a.
6eta MoorSn,f,,;,,a
c-<< ,,u
e'pDa ~ =, ~. ~. 1''p'!'e p'e'e peA-
w sl'' @..'''o''el pu'.let'.'sl'se,
~ " pel'' " 1llul1 nooplge e'' a1
Vpel - 'or 'oaleoes a. naa oe1f ~
1elpp'9e 9lprIe paa ooo,ooo.
@ommis;ionerne
s llgens Spb Dor oelt fron1fe 90
engellfe 3ol111n1s1toa1, Der bleb 1e1tot
I'll sSa1D111gto1t Tor ct torbal1ole neo'
oe'1 ol1ler1ta1llfe Heg1er1ng ON 1tp1e
9alnorDe1oe, !. Dolof en- Natfe spfpoer,
pels eI11el1p's, oels ! s Selles1fao oe
oels @ la1All1ett 1heo sufeole'1n11er at
pen o'n1er'1o11lre 9'ee1erra9.
9agel1s 9elt 1p1es rBapa Sol
ire sSranfr1gs bergtt1fe sSelfl11a'r= st'1'
lfasy ct oare, man bar '1atltrligptS
1fte gle1l1t, at oct bar bans get11ale
Strategl Der fpa11g 1Dlferl1e ftlba= l'rF
5ee, % oe friteoe NartS A1t91lt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-04

i oisie alporlige &ioer, % &o'lg
gbriltion lpareoe meo nogle belpale-
te 8emprf11i11ger ON, at bet Dar at
poerlte 8igtigbe0 for Sberrigs og
Dunllmrfs syrer1tib, at bet penifabe-
lige % bjertelige Sorbolo nellem
Sc to 2anoes &egenter DareDe og
bofle6e.
efocfbolm, 80. Mpri1. gepe
slrbejoeruroligbeoer bar funoe1
6teb bert 2onoet, efter bpao 500
gems 9tpbeter" 1neboeler. 5toct=
l)oIn1s &onlmanOa1lt bar 11olteDt Ell
Orore, iom forbpoer Soloater at
oberppre iocialiltiite Weoer. SITE
oelto n1iltore in0fa11ot flere SUIT
breoe 5oloqter Jig peo ct locia!iltiIf
Mos ertpbe.
Sra llplala foaaln1er 8no ont, at
beftige l1roligbeoer bor fltroet 5teo
/ @aDerne.
2onoon, 80. Mpril Sjolmar
Bra1ting, SEN iper1ife 5oeialiltferer,
bor telegrafiif nreo0elt uDoilr
Gbroricle" ieIgenoe:: uMrbejoerbe.
folfninqel1s l1tilfrebSbeo meo oet'
bporpqa 5Derrigs beiiooen=
SC &lasler optrpber, er / beltanbie
5tigen. Set reaftton9re Harti bar
neo iin gre6politif ofifaaret % fra
Iyilfprfel At 2ep1teOsmibler, iaa b
MI bor Sulten fpr 9eren."
&ipbenbab1t 80. 9lpri!!. s s
Molmg iur11lebes forleoell Sag tre=
oipe= Iulinoe Wen1reffer Ell De.
n1ottlfrottiio11, ser fo1lbt gteo poo
9orpet foran Noabbulet. Ser blef
ItiIlet .arup ol1l at Negieringen ino=
gnor en- tilfre0sltiHell6e Gfsportz eg
SIM S1ll r0ning lt1eo glano i:
geleoeS forlangte man grporatio=
11erne fordget og itilleoe beltenlte
Mrab ON, at al ll6fprlel al Sgoe=
norer til be gIierebe opbprer.
2igne11oe Den1onltrotioner bar
mi1bre Maaleltof fl,n6et 5teb
&a1nor, @0teborg sog Serno{anb.
5tocfbol11, 80. Mpril. Der
met birefte 6elge al De itore 0e=
11onitrotioner beri 8pe1t iibife l1gt
er, at 9(nbetfanrmeret bar beotage1
ct 2oon poa 115 Millioner &rone1
til esSS,1ofjpb al 2eb11eosmibler.
5tocfbolnl 80. Mpril. Sben
ifer11e bor alti0 betragtet Mmerifo
lom mi110re uube1tlan61f" ellD andre
2an0e, og 6e: bar o1ti6 fp!t Jig op=
Iagt til at retfe til Mrnerifa. Derfo1
bar oct fre1l1falot Ell Del Sorun.
Bring, at 11De 9feg1enenter er 11o.
itebt, bporefter set tilla0es gDen:
ifere at fon11ne in0 paa an1ertfanll
@runo, fun bDis be. rejfer i big
tigt 9gri1loe. Sen berb9ret1oe u111e
rifanife Mi11ilter, Sra Nelion Wor'
ris, % bans Msiiifel1ter bur traDl1
n1eb at 1t11Derl9ge Mnn1D011ingernt
ON Nejiepas. Monge g(nmooningel
b1iper afllaaet, foroi 6et el1ten biie1
Zig, at MnlGgerel1 life er on1erifanlt
8orger eIler life bar tilltrRffeliQ
Bruno til at belege. Mmerifa pac
1larbarenoe Giospl111ft. Dog bar ab
ifillige Suutbre0er facet 8as no
iteot % reiier. mi tt. Stem Dor1
n1eo u4riitioniofior6
5Derrig bor paa @rlt1lo af for
Ggct oip1o1uatiif girfefeH | @us
Ionb nobi6et fiji 2egatiot Betro
grab nreo fDrretpDe 9lsiilte1ter.
gerettiaet Spprssntaal.
~ a s,sss ss4 ss3 .3s55
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-04

fII4 I'll VttlltUll W lu1tSh w. ~" l~'
ii Iu1inoe tpife 8grn til Dann1art,
bpor Ser ifal gibes benz ben beolt
1uulige Jorpleining fra MI at og
inotil lefs Naooneoer efter arige11s
0pbsr. @grnene bill blipe anbragt
1prliet / Set norolige SSpslonb. Der1
tplfe Meeiering bar +nnootaget S'l-
buoet.
aiebenbapn, 80 Npril. - Song
gbriltion Den Sie11oe bor ! 1io1te
l1qe oflogt Sen lDenlfe &orge ct
8elgg i 5tocfbolm Man bar t1lla9t
8i]iten flor BetDoning | Betragt=
ming al set ira Mnerifa fruenoe
llbferlelsforbu6, 90 llgele0es bar
man poo en- eller an6en Maaoe lat
set Soribnbelie nteb ben 5oerrig
herlfcn6e uro bla,,0t 8efolfllingea1.
Neen set be00er oglaa Der, at
:bcn bo1lfe &onges @elpg 1arligt
bopoe til Se111iat at frenne 8or-
bou6Iinger on, &ronprinS Jreoertfs
sSorlope1ie mes Yrinlesle Otorgre-
the al 5berrig, 9otter al oe11 1pen=
{fe Nri,1s Carl % be1t oo1lffpote
9rilrlesle SSl,geborg. 9enne Weo-
oelelle frc1r1fon1mer i Sag ! uHoltz
tifen", ion1 CT Negjeringsorgan. %
TOM oerfor mao ontages at btoe Sc
ffeb.
Riebenbapn, 80. Mpril: Dan1=
peren, r1tuifeo 5ttafess blep fortes
ben Dog, 50 BEN iejleoe glenne111
5fageraf, 1tol1biet al en- TIFF l1noer=
Da1,osbaao, lon1 piiitereoe Ben. 9e11
fif bog bnrtigt 9ina0elie tit ct iel-
le bioere pao fin Sci til @alifor og.
Seem Sort.
s Budr blep Sen norlfe Dam=5
per, u@norfagre", Ser gaar ! Sort
mellem sSre6erifsbaDn og arilttnns=
1ono, ltanb1et al en tpf l1noer=
ponosboob, Der tog BEN paa 5.ebe=
ton og bragte Sen til en- eller o11=
Den tDlf 9apn.
&igbe11bonn, 30 Mpril. Set
forlpoer me6 itor 8eiten1tbeo, at Den
}ociaIDelnofrati1fe Meboftgr Borg
berg, ser onliiber for foaet Gilla=
belle til at rejie oDr De11 ruSii1fe
@ra11}e, nleobri,1ger ct belte1nt for
11uIeret tpif Gre6stilb1t6 til gus=
1ono. Gilbuoet foreligger | cit 5or111,
1on1 peotoges efter Sorbmnoling mel
lem oen tplfe 5ocia1iltferer, Mi=
Iipp 5cbeioen1o1u1, og @igsfoniler
b. 8dbma,u1.@ollneg. Men oets
G1feltbeoer ct life Ofentligbeoen
befjenote.
RiebenbaD1,, 81. Mpril. uGGi-
6e11s Iegll nleobeler, at oen norlfe
9tatsforiifring 1a1nnlel1 1neo 2an=
1etS Sa1oelsfontre bar pp11daet Ell
Sroni11g ON at osinrere ollie a1prlfe
s5ilferifl,ner, 1ao be / sSrcll1tiben fan
pobe fig il1b / Sen aflpprrebe tDife
3o1te for at fife; bliDer oeres Sar=
tgjer torpe0eret, bi1 Be ingen finan-
cieI 5fabe Iioe, 90 set 11De 9lrra11=
cement lifrer bel11 fn16 Grltatning.
ariltiatlia, 90. Mpril. Set nor
ffe Danlpifib, uIorpore" 1867
Cons, CT blepet torpeoeret at e11=tpif
l1noerpa1lbs bsbaun.
S Selge 8ionenolagn iont CT
fre111fonunef i 5gretten / 8erger |
Sorbi1be1ie llteo en- retslig l1noer-
Iggelie af ben 1torlfe Camper, ssggbbe=
oDors 8ilkon11s gorpeoeri1tg, ifgo
geiatatingen paa en- tplf l1noer=
banosboao pna oct 11orife Wanb-
Hab, nleDeng BET bar ! Serb n1eo at
forlaoe oef Wlfelroe s5fib i Reo=
ltingsbaaoe.
stoen nolnr, 2s alpril. De1l
ba1,ife % ben ipenffe aonge bar
lgifioelie fillogt bil1anoen forfiot
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-04

genjfab; Song Gultdf fren1bGaeoe
/ fin 5fao1tnls oe0 Iaffclet pae
,5lottet, at sen banlfe Weonorfs
ge,,lfab bar bo1n oobbe1te oprebart
i oisle alporIige Sioer, % ao1lg
gbriltian lporebe meo nogle belpalg-
te 8enprff11inger ON, at oet par at
poerIte gigtigbeo for 5berries og
Dunnnrfs syrelltib, at set penifobe-
lige % bjertelige Torbolo mellem
Sc to 2anoes Mege11ter Dareoe og
bofie6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-04

stocfbol1l1, 80. Mpril. Sen
met birefte Tglge af De 1tore De=
u1onitrationer beri 8pe1, iiblfe l1ge
er, at Mnbetfammeret bar be6taget
ct 2aan paa 115 Millioner &roner
til esSS11ofjpb al 2ebne0smiOler.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-24
MORE COMMISSIONS
FOR FA|Rn0NT MEN

odell P. Mckinney VINO had been in
training at the officers training camp
at Fort Benjamin Harrison, 1ndianap.
oils, Ind, returned here this morning.
Mr.. Mckinney was given recon.
mendation for the quartermaster's de.
partment and probably will not know
for period of ten days whether or
not he has landed an officers commits.
sion. He was training in the officers
division.
Mr.. Mckinney reports that all the
Fairmont young men. Lawrence Gun.
bingham. W. l.. Doolittle and G. w.
Garrett were given commissions in
the infantry. Garrett drew a COM
mission as second lieutenant while
Doolittle was appointed first lieuten.
ant in the U. S. Infantry. Just what
commission was drawn by Cunning.
ham has not been learned as yet. He
was detailed there until the middle OF
next week acting in the capacity as
secretary at headquarters.
Mr.. Mckinney stated that feI staff
commissions were given out at this
time. and it will be some days yet be.
fore it will be known who received
these.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-24
HEAVY FIGHTING
Continued from page O.

advances at the scuther nand south.
western edges OF the woods. There
General Byng's men have taken Tad,
pole Copse which dominates the vii.
lage, part of which the Germans still
hold.
In addition to nearly 5000 prisoners
the British have captured large quan,
titles of war material.
Fighting activity has been resumed
IN Flanders but on small scale south.
east of Ypres. Field Marshal Haig
made slight advance in the direction
OF Menin. German artillery fire is
heavy on this front especially around
Passchendaele.
On the Italian front the forces OF
General DiaZ, in hand TO hand fighting
are holding up the strong Austro. G er.
man attempt to advance. On the Aiago
plateau, west Of the Brenta river. the
Italians have checked an enemy en-.
circling movement with the object OF
surrounding Monte Meletta. the advan.
tage point in this region. The enemy
attacked after strong bombardment
but the Italian first army held to its
position inflicting serious losses on
the attackers and captured 20G0 prise.
ners.
East OF the Brenta toward the Piave
river the Italians still hold firm on
the important Monte Grappa-Monte
Tomba line in protecting>the entrance
10 the Venetian plains. The fighting
here is of the most desperate charac.
ter. The Austro Germans are attack.
ing in mass formation aided by strong
artillery fire. They have been unable,
however, to make dent inthe Italian
defeases in the last three days.
Tho bait of separate peace offer.
cd by the Bolshevili government in
Petrograd apparently has attracted the
Central powers. According to report
from Stockholm an ernissary has gone
to Petrograd with offers of peace from
Germany and her allies. It is reported
also that General Won Ludendorff, Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg's principle
aid and the reputed strong man OF the
staff. have gone to the eastern front
in connection with the Bolsheviki offer
OF an armistice.
American government, officials re.
gard the Bolsheviki offer as an act
that would place Russia in the list OF
mfriendly governments. The Russian
government, through its minister de.
clares that making separate peace by
the people Of Russia would put them
virtually outside tho pale Of civilized
Europe.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-24
Mrs. s. E. Rogers
Dies Tih Morning

Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Rogers aged
66 wife OF the late John W. Rogers
died suddenly this morning at 1880
o'clock at her home on Pennsylvania
avenue. Mrs. Rogers had been in de-
Ginning health for some time, but had
been no worse than usual In the past
few days and no immediate bad re.
suits were expected. Early this morn
ing members of her family awoke to
find her very Ill and she died In a
few minutes.
She is survived by her husbapd and
eight children. No funeral arrange,
ments have been made pending the
arrival of relatives from a distance,
Undertaken r. c. Jones, has charge OF
the funeral arrangements.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-24
Raymond Heirs Win
Land Title Suit
New Mines Discourage.

MoRGANTowN. W. Va. Nov. "a.
In special term of circuit court here
today Judge George G. Sturgess de-
cided in favor OF the Raymond heirs
the case OF the state of West Virginia
vs. Kate Raymond ct al. The case in
question involved certain parcels Of
land situated in that city the property
in question involves sum of approx
lmately $4,000. Attorneys H. L. Live
~, James A. Meredith and NJ. L.
Sturm of Fairmont were here for the
case.
The case of the state against rail-
roads condeming property on both
sides of the river was decided in fav-
or OF the state.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-24
Keyser Gives Bond
For a Hearing.

Yesterday afternoon a deputy sher-
III placed John Keyser under arrest
on the charges of operating an automo
bile while intoxicated and for fcloni.
Gus assault. Tho prosecutions were
entered at the instance OF Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Charles 3. Nil.
Tor before Justice Conway. He has,
given bail in the sum OF $500 to appear
for a preliminary hearing on Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock. 1t is alleged
that on Friday night OF last wck he
collided with the automobile of Forrest
Swisher.