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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-27
|MATSONIA NIGHT
| HEIN|E's TAVERN

A very cordial invitation is extended
to all passengers and officers of the
S. s. Matsonia to attend the dinner
dance to be given at Heinie's Tavern
''on the beach at Waikiki this even,
ing.
Special cabaret features and dancing
will be the order OF the evening.
Heinie's has engaged Miss Margaret
Clarence the little woman with the
big voiceand her brother, Will Clar.
ence 1.-The banjo wizard. Other fea.
lures are the Dude" Miller quintet
and Miss Emma Bush, and both are
big hits" at this popular beach resort.
Dinner will be served from six to
eight, for which an exceptionally APP
petIzing menu has been prepared and
reservations should be made early as
possible. You can make reservations
by calling phone 1886. Everybody Is
cordially invited to join in the merry.
making.-Ady.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-27
CIVIC BODIES
WILLATTEND
open HEARING
Committees Call for Arguments
on Charter Tomorrow Night
win Bring Out Many

SO ls 10 prepare the legislature com.
mittee OF the chamber of commerce
for the public meeting OF the charter
bill Wednesday evening and have them
go before that meeting with something
concrete from the viewpoint of the
chamber of commerce, special meet.
ing OF the members or the chamber Is
called for Wednesday at p. m.
Other civic bodies are also preparing
TO attend the meeting in force, includ.
ing the AID Club, Rotary Club and
Civic Federation. and the members
and public will be prepared to give
every side OF the charter question q
thorough discussion.
All OF the organizations mentioned
above are In favor OF the short ballot
form OF government. They believe
that the mayor and board OF SUI
pervisors and possibly the city auditor
SHOULD be the only ones elected and
they In turn appoint the heads of the
different departments.
Public opinion as regards the pro-
posed new city charter for Honolulu
will be sought at public hearing In
the assembly hall of the representatives.,
Capitol building, at 1880 o'clock to-
morrow evening. ~.
This will be meeting of the public
with the members OF the Oahu dele
cation, to which House Bill 13, relat-
ing to the charter, has been referred.
Civic and other organizations haV-
ing an interest in the charter move
Inent are invited, and the Oahu dele
CATION will solicit opinions, both pro
and con. Those desiring to express
their opinions will be allowed as much
time on the floor as ID necessary, it
being the aim of the delegation to
find out how the public feels before
beginning actual work on the charter
perusal. Representative Gerrit p.
Wilder. chairman OF the Oahu delega-
ton, will preside.
Start Work on Thursday
On Thursday evening the delega.
ton will meet and begin the work of
going through the charter, section by
section. Other meetings will be held
until this work is finished and the
delegation is ready to report to the
house. 1t is not likely that these
meetings will be public. although
some OF the members are not opposed
to having the business of the sessions
aired.
Some Amendments Agreed Upon
A number of amendments to the
charter already have been proposed
and number of these have been
agreed to. Several Of these amend
ments were outlined in Mondays Star.
Bulletin.
One member Of the delegation said
today that. as far as he has been able
to observe, there will be no fight
against the final passage OF the char
ter as 1t will be amended.
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To MOVE
GERMAN SHIPS

German refugee ships now at this
port should be removed from the har-
Dor. and the request for this action
should be made to the board OF harbor
commissioners.
This, in effect. is the text of res
olution introduced in the house today
| by Representative Bernard Kelekolio.
who backed up his measure with q
flaming address On the floor. He said
attempts have been made 10 destroy
the boats and that further efforts 10
destroy them would constitute a me-
mace to the harbor
In introducing this resolution, Mr..
Speaker. / feel that this house ought
TO take some action" he said. I'VE
all know that the Germans have al
ready tried TO injure their ships while
in the harbor here few weeks ago on
Instructions from their home govern
ment. and they will repeat the same
stunt again when they are instructed,
all for love OF their mother country.
This is not time to laugh. This
is serious question. | don't object
to the Germans blowing up their ships
out In Inid-ocean, but to try to sink
their ships while alongside of our
piers in Honolulu harbor, certainly
object. These people will do anything
In case or a break, not only sinking
their ships or injuring them beyond
repair, but they. pay go even further
and destroy the different wharyes in
Honolulu harbor. We must do some
thing to protect our harbor, and with
that end in view, have introduced
this resolution. ..~<. 49,. .-.s.ss
Representative Lyman suggested
that the refugee ships be moved to
Hilo. There was a general laugh at
this remark. = 4. =:
The resolution was referred to the
military committee
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-27
MILLS COLLEGE HEAD
ENDS Her BUSY VISIT

Il feel that Honolulu and Hawaii
have more neighborly interest in
Mills College said President Rein
ahardt this morning in saying her fare
wells before departing on the Manoa
81 have enjoyed my trip Immensely
and have been delighted to meet tbs
Mills College friends and alumnae here
in Hawaii. 1t Is very gratifying tC
come In touch with the local enthusl
asm for our college. l hope and plan
to come again"
DR.. ReinAardt has had a very full
program during her stay In the city
Besides being the guest OF honor al
many social functions, DR.. Reinhardt
has given many most interesting talks
before local clubs, the students of the
College Of Hawaii and public and pri.
vate schools.
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WHAT WOMEN ARE i. !.
DOING IN ENGLAND

All those who are interested in
hearing of what the women of Eng
land have been doing as their share
of the work for the great war are in
yited, men and women, to attend the
meeting to be held at st. Andrews
parish. house on the afternoon of
Wednesday, commencing at $3.50
o'clock. This meeting will be ad-
dressed by Miss May Forbes, a vivid
speaker, who is now visiting in Homo
lulu from England. She has taken a
prominent part in the women's war
work movement and has intimate
knowledge of her subiect.-Adv.
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS or THE
HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO., LTD.

At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF The Hawaiian Electric Com
pany, Limited, held on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 9th, the following officers and
directors were elected to serve for the
ensuing year:
r. A. Cooke 81
President and Director
F. C. Atherton.
Vice President and Director
j. F. Fenwick 1890. Secretary
F. q. Blake. Treasurer
f. w. Macfariane. Director
G.. Fl. Atherton Director
r. Ivers. Director
III. Won Holt ............. Director
C, Fl. Cooke. ............ Director
Henry Davis ..........A Auditor
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO.,
LTD.
JAS. F. FENWICK,
Secretary.
6720-3t
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BY AUTHORITY
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders win be received up
until II a. m. Of Friday, March 8. 1917.
Tor Lumber for the Territorial Peniten-
tiary, Kalihi. Honolulu, T. III.
The Superintendent of Public
Works reserves the right to reject any
or all tenders.
Blank forms Of proposals are on file
in the office Of the Superintendent of
Public Works, Capitol Building, Homo
lulu.
CHARLES r. FORBES,
Superintendent OF Public Works.
Honolulu, Feb. q, 1917.
6728-10t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-27

Jose Martinez who was a prisoner
in connections with the assassination
of President Madero in 1913, escaped
from the penitentiary at Mexico City.
IN THE EIREtIT COURT OF THE
First Jiidicfaf Circuit, Territory of
Hawaii-At Chambers-In, Probate.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-27

In the Matter of the Guardianship
of Peter Casper, Margaret Casper and
Antonio Casper; Minors.
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ERECTION OF OFFICERS.
YOUNG BROTHERS, LTD.


At meeting of the Stockholders Of
Young Brothers, held at the offices Of
the B. F. Dillingham; Company, Ltd.
404 Stangenwald Building. Honolulu
T. H., on Monday, February Is, 1917
zat $3.50 O'Clock p. m. the following di
rectors were elected to serve for the
ensuing year:
W. F. Dillingham;. J. A. Young, C. III
Atherton, A. MaePhail, J. H. Fiddes.
And at a subsequent meeting of the
said directors held on the same date
the following officers and general man
ager were elected to serve for the en-
suing year:
w. f. Dillingham; President
C. H. Athertor. =. Vice President
, j. FL Fiddes. Secy. and Treasurer
]. A. Young. -. General Manager
J. III. FIDDES,
Secretary and Treasurer Young
Brothers, Ltd.
Honolulu T. H., February Is, 1917.
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DAILY REMINDERS

Make some OF today's want ads
serve YOU-by answering a few OF
Wanted-Two more passengers to
make up motor party around island
$500 each. Lewis Garage, phone 2141.
ADV.
For Distilled Water, Hires Root
Beer and all other Popular Drinks
try the Con. Soda Water Works Co.
ADV.
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.(M NlD GENEI0lL
Excelsior Lodge, |. o %. r. meets
for regular business tonight

Honolulu Lodge officers, r. & A. NJ.
win practise tnis evening at the
temple. ~.
The Oceanic liner Sierra left for
Pago-Pago and sydney about s o'clock
last night.
Next mail from San Francisco will
arrive tomorrow morning in the T.
X. X, turbiner Shinyo Afaru.
4 verdict for the plaintiff, j. b.
Mendonca. assumpsit for 1915 against
the Japanese Bank. defendant. was
given by Judge Ashford this morning.
The probate matters of Margaret T.
Morgan, James Lycett and N. Soto.
and the divorce cases Of Lundquest.
ys. Lundquest and Ferdinand VS.. Fer
dinand will be called in Judge Whit
ney's court tomorrow morning.
4 cable has Just been received an.
nouncing the death OF Mr.. John Pur.
sell last evening at Santa Rosa, Cal
Mr.. Purcell is the father Of Mrs. Cnas.
d. Wright and has been postmaster at
Santa Rosa for II years.
The Punahou Academy Glee Clubs
will give a concert March 2S in the
Charlas r. Bishop hall: The boys and
the girls club VIII perform singly and
collectively. Piof. Edwin Ideler VIII
direct violin numbers and Miss Jane
Whine will be In charge OF the chorus
work. -.: III -
The admiralty case of c. ]. Hutch
ins, complainant, versus the Great
Northern, defendant, was continued in
federal court this morning and post.
poned Ito Thursday. DR.. Or. J. Nc.
Adory. the ship surgeon who treated
Hutchins, was on the stand most of
the morning. He testified that he
gave Hutchins the best surgical at
tention at his command,
Pang Foon. one OF the Chinese ar
rested in the opium raid in Waialua
Sunday by government officers. has
been released by II. S. Marshal Snlid-
dy under ball of $500. Ching Wong.
the other Chinese taken, will probab-
ly be in court this afternoon. Both
are scheduled for a hearing in federal
court March l on charge of traffick-
ing in opium.
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HELP WANTED.

Salesman to represent us on commits
sion basis, selling exclusively to the
Army Post Exchanges: must have
good references u. s. Speciality
Co., ass Broadway, New York.
6720-6t
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ANNUAL MEETING.
KILAuEA VOLCANO HOUSE COM
PANY, LIMITED.

Notice is hereby given that the An
nuaI Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
the Kilauea Volcano House Company,
Limited, viii be held at the office ot
The Henry Warehouse Trust Com
pany, Limited, In Honolulu on Thurs.
day, March Sth, 1917, at 8 o'clock q. m
A. N. CAMPBELL,
Secretary.
Honolulu, Hawaii, Feb. q, 1917.
6720-3t .
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Notice Of Order TO Show Cause on
Application to Sell Real Estate.

The petition of Manuel Rodrigues
Casper, guardian of the person and OF
the estate of the said minors, having
this day been filed, praying for an or.
der OF sale of certain real estate be-
longing to said minors, and which said
property is described In said petition
for the sum OF $287.57 for the interest
of each OF said minors to one Tum
Tong Yick. and which petition sets
forth certain legal reasons for and why
such real estate should be sold, to-
wit:
Z That the annual income from such
property is very small, and that the
amount agreed to be paid by the said
purchaser Is a good one, and that 1t Ia
sexpedient for and to the best interests
OF the said minors and for their benefit
that the said interests Of said minors
be sold.
And it is further ordered. that all
persons interested in the said estate
appear before this court on Wednes-
day, the 21st. day OF March. 1917, at
the hour OF 8 o'clock a. m. Of said day,
at the court room of said court, in the
said City and County of Honolulu, and
then and there show cause If any, they
have why an order should not be
granted.
BY the Court:
B. N. KAHALEPUNA,
Clerk.
VIM. ]. SHELDON,
Attorney for Petitioner
Honolulu. February %, 1917.
6720-Feb. %, Mar. 6, Is, 90
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NOTICE.

Intending deck passengers per the
steamship "Mauna Kea" sailing from
Honolulu. March Bird, are hereby mott
fled that all Main Deck space has been
sold ~.
INTER.ISLAND STEAM NAV, CO.,
LTD. - :..s
Honolulu, T. H.. February %, 1917.
6720-4t
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Honolulu Lodge officers, F. & A. NJ.
win practise tnis evening At the
temple. ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
eitnna ser 9SoIi,ci.gc6SrOc.

%oli5iit Senrp 81. Soerr pom norO.
meitliden Giitrift, Der ii6 oul leb.
ten Niithpo6 Dor ben &oli5ei-@on.
miiidren 81 Derontporteu botte neil
er angeblicb in betrumfenem 8uiton.
be nit Dem Ginoe Der 6rau GaiID
9udinobtl imO il oeren @eglcitung
cine @trt6ic9oit an Der @eit.6ranf-
lin.StraBe 6etreten batte mo ip0ter
Oer6oitet porDen mar, murOe oeitern
BON Oen GommiiiGren nit So be.
itroit; ierner muroen i6m 10 Gage
bon ieiner llrlausjeit o6ge3ogeu.
Gie @oli5ei GomniiiGre beii6tigten
geitern ole @ldne fiir Gin neues go
li5ei6oot an Steqe OeS olten 9oote5
u6arnan.~ Ges neue @oot miro l5
SUB lon9 uno 12 SUB brett iein. @S
bat einen Gicfgang bon mr A SUB,
woOurb Dem Boot bic @}0gli6feit
gc0cben miro, in ollie @em1iier Elm,
3uoringen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27

(fiir &orteniibertroeuna), sic tele.
gropbii@en Observation-Disclosures.
lung mo auOerc 3mede fonnte 0ie
@ietbooe icbr 6ienitGb iein. glm
lcihtciten licBcn ii4 nod aorn's
@1curng sic &ldne DeripirfideL
penn in ieoer Der 6ouptitdote ie cine
groBe 3eitiing cine StotioN erric6-
tete.
0ie Soften ocs fernpbotograpbi.
icben 9etriebs lieBcn iid itorf per-
miuoerib pcm Ourb Gntaeaenfon-
men Der Gelcgropbenpermoltluaeu
in oen berfcbrs ircien Stunoen Der
Eelegrapben- ooer 5erniprebleihm-
gen ermGBiete @ebubreu gemabrt
wiiroen. Gie fir jeoc Station n6tbi.
Gen @pparote f6nnteu fir 5000 bis
6000 @larf beihofit mer6en. Bur
Geiting mo @coclutug ieocr Sta-
tion mdren mn ie eiu Sngeniellr unO
Elm WIehonifer crforoerldb mcldc
Sic Gerrirbhingen im gtcbcnant per.
iebeu tonnten. Gie Soften fir Sen
9ctriebsitrom uno pbotogr1pbi.Dlo.
teriolieu linO gon5 inerbeblib. Gs
fonnte 10 oitf Der neu entItebenoeu
8eItOerfebrslinie Berlin @ieu
@uoapeit ~ Sofio aonItdntinopel
9oaooO in Den OcrfebrSfreien 8ei.
ten Elm telegrapbii1 er AuStouih BON
photographer, 3ei1nngen uno All.
ocren grop6ii6en 9ariteIGlmgen itott.
finOrn- 2lHA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27

gScil bon ocn 9onilln bier Ieit
5pci 8oHcn feiue 9todri6ten trpb
oringenoer 9io6iori6lnaeu einge.
troifcn moren, mar OaS StootS &c.
portcment IN llurube gerot6en. syn.
3wicben bat iid Die So6loge gcfldrt
imO 0ie iponiicbe 9lcgierimq, lpel6e
Die &ereinigtcn Stootcn in Berlin
pertritt, wurOe oufgcioroert, oafiir
81 ioraen DOB sen 9(merifonern Oie
9l6reiie nah Der S1mei3 geltottet
miro.
Ger omcrifanii6e @eionOte in
@}oori0 6ottc OoS Stoats- Geparte-
mcutS in @oibinotOn ooroui ouf-
mcrtiam genobt, ooB i6m feline
9|o4ritbt 5p9egonaen lei, Oh Die orci
fiir Wierito, @uatamola un0 Gotta
9iico 6eitimmten Goninln Gcltib-
lono pcrIaIen 6a6eu ood ibcint oie
9unoeS.9leaicrung iiir oieielbeu Ii6
in feiner @eiie 3u iutcreiiiren.
Gie Oeltihc 93egicruug 6ottc ser
Slbrciie Der bier Gonmln Sdmierig-
feiteu in Ben @eg aeIegt, mcil iie
Ocn Dem oeltti1en Goniltl Ndiuer in
9ltIauto @ay uerllriobten rnfreipil.
ligeu 9luicnt6oIt in Sapono, ais er
nod GcuoOor reiien mollte, in Sc
tro6t SOC. Gie Ser. Staoten-Gegie.
rng itcate iic6 nui oen Stono.
plmft ooB iie ii6er sic Gerfiigltugen
Der cuboniiden Gcgiermg fciue
SurisOiftion bo6e lnO ooB oltb fir
oen oeltid)cn Goniul cine SieiIeeeIe.
gen6eit nod @cuooor nidt oor1on-
Den NOR.
glaA Ser 9l6reiic ser omerifonis
lden @onnlln merOen in Geutidlono
licb nur nod menige eeborene 9(me.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
NcmofrntiIdc NunlrnIc nclIdlrri.

@oi6inQton, 26. N,ir5. ~
&eprcientotio &anOaQ BON @olifor.
nien erflGrte 6eute, ooB Sic 9rgoni-
lotiou oeS neucu SollieS Orrh oie
Gemofroteu aeiibert iei. Scrr Eon-
oua lit &robibitioniit ipO elmer Scr
% logenonuten lmobbdngigen, bon
Oenen ooS politiibe @epr0ge Oes
Solres ob5ubdnaen ibicn.
Serr &onoaa fe6rte 6ellte 9(6en0
bon Sos 9IngcleS nab @oibineton
5uriid. glIS er oie 9lufiinoiglinq OcS
republifoniiden 8iibrerS Mauu las,
DER lib mbietet, pon Oem 9eiucrb
Oes Sprcbcromtes 5u @lmiten Oes
SprederS GIorf nb5uieben. faas cine
aus beiocu @arteien 5uiomnenge-
iebte oocr iinporteili6c Grganiiotion
81 Stanoe fommen iuiiroe, iagte er,
Serr W}onn iei nit ieinem @oriblog
81 ipdt gefommen; er iei in Ser
Sage 5u be6auptcn, 0oB genig In
ob6Guei9e ouf Setter ser Iemofra-
ten ltinmcn miirOelL I'M Oieieu cine
Nie6rbeit 81 ge6en, iuo ser &egie-
rltng Die Geriidcung geben 81 fon.
ncH Bob beioe Sduier inn GonoreB
inter Oeofrotii6er GontroIc iteben
miiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
o{n bic 8rnit oeIdloIIen.

Sic beioen bon Ger oGoniolioirtcn
@os, electric 2io6t & &omer So. "
ongcItellteu 9lr6eiter $o6n &DOS.
mpnsfi bon 9tr. 637, Sii0. Streeper.
StraBe, uno ser 9leger SontrD Sor.
re bon gir. 263, @oloin-StraBe, &C.
rietben 6eim gou elmer Nlauer nm
Die gInloge Der @eieaidoft an Sen.
wooo &loce in einen Streit, peil Der
Sebtere glou6te, Dab GDospDnsfi Oie
Goi6en OeS g}e9erS gcpIiiuOert babe;
Oieier 500 einen 9icooIocr llnO i6oB
Dem gln0ern cine &ugel Our6 Oie
9rlrt moraui er entfIob ino bis
ieBt nidt 9eiunoen meroen fonnie.
&poSipinSfi murOe nod Dem ct. SO.
iep6'S Solpitol gebrabt oo6 5Wei.
feIu Die sler5te an ieiner @ieoerber.
itelllmg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
Narfcn abreiien.

Gic bier omerifoniiden GonithL 0ic
in '@liinGcn Qniac6olteu porocn
woret er6oltcu bon scr bout
i@en &eoierung sic Grloubui&
ii6 an i6rc ucucn Soften in Der
Eiirfei 3u beaeben. 0ic &iorie
miro feline Sinoerniiie in sen
@cg Icgcn.
&oi6ington 26. @3dr3. ~
Die oellti6e &egerlng bat oeu uicr
omeritaniiden Goniuln melbe in
Nliin6en oliae6oItcn muroen sic @r.
Iou6uiB ertbeiIt, ii6 alii ibrc ucucn
Soften in Ger Giirfei 81 bege6en, TO-
bale oie 9ieoicring in Gonitoutiuopcl
bercit lit, oieieIben 3u cmpion9cn.
Plus omtli6er GueQe nerloutct, 0aB
ole Sdmierigfeiten sic Der 9lbreiie
bon 9lmerifoncru ans Gcliti6lono I'M
@c0c lo9eu ibncQ beieitiot iein mer-
oen. Gie tiirfii6e Heeicrmg BOT iic6
bereitS, menn aub nod nibt oiii5ieG4
oo6in erfldrt OaB iic feline S6mia.
ri9feiten MAIDEN miro.
Ger omcrifonii6e @oii6aiter 8il.
InrA i'm 03oAriA hprihtpt hpit+p Sn6
Dem ipanii6en 9lu9mdrtigen 9lmt bon
Der oeutiden 6e9iernq Die &eriicbs.
rlrg gegebea miroc. ooB oic Gonmln
nur iolon9e 8uriid0e6alten muroeh
ii6 sic tiirfii6e 9ieoierlme 5n
ibrcr 9lnerfennllng 6ereit erfIdrt Bat.
Das StootS Geportement initriirte
iofort ocu @eionOten Gifts III Son.
iiantinopeL oleic &erii6ering 81 cr.
lanaen.
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Gtrifcr nrr6nftrt.

Nohoem iie oerludt 6atien, orei
orbeitsmiaige S6neiOer ser Sirma
glot6m Solber, g}r. ti3, Siio.Sa-
noOer-SiraBc, an5ugreiiet iuuroen
9eltern 9lbeno Ser 80 Sabre olte
George ". 9lu6lono bon g5r. 1907,
ScottStra Ger q Sabre olte
Wtorris Glrlono BON 9lr. 1910, @lc-
GloerrD. Strobe, mo Scr 26 Sabre
olte George s. 9oopp BON Ger 925,
9uliea.StraBe, perbaitet ino na6
Der mittIeren @oli5eiitotiou ge6roGt
Sr. Sauber ruoate fiinf ieiner treien
glngelteIlten in ieinem ghitomo6il
nod Smle bringen, oIS imermortet
Oos Grio ouf OoS Srittbrett oes 9hl-
toS ipraugen imO Oie Snioiien on5ll.
greifen OeriuAte. Eie flint S6nei-
Der mlIbteu auSiteigcn porouf Sr.
Souber einige @oIi5iiten boIte, mcI-
6e Die &erbaitrng Oorno6men Gie
&erbofteten muroen OeS onqe6lid
ilnoebii6rlihen 9etrooens ongeibul-
0i0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
Nilrac StnNtnr1infcitcn

Su @ittSbiire Itorb ser befonnte
ailnItler uno @ortrogenoc 9iomlouo
Murbod6 aus Baltimore, Al Sabre
olt nod fllr5cr &ronfbeit.
Die NlitgIieoer oes General Sen.
m 20. 2oipton Comp Scr. 5 scr Der.
einieten iponiicben ariegspcteronen"
bieIten eeitern IN ser rOIo Soipn
9onf-&olle" on scr @oDs unO @reter-
StroBc iDre monotIide @luiterune
ob.
Srou 9. 6. 9icco Goropea, @itt-
iue oes Capt. Goromea, mcl6cr frii-
Der in Slo @oiut Comfort Itotionirt
NOR tritt beute lire SteIlung ais
erlte Yoihmeiitcrin in ser 9rnoe8.
9lrmee III Gl0 4ont Comfort an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27

@inOrudsuolle @runoiteiuleoung AM
@laroIono.Gage an ser edc BON
2i96t uno @erman-StroBc
Scrr 81. s. 6iuf ais ser 8oroerer
Oes llnteruebmenS eee6rt.
9liioire itouo unter 2citlug Scr
vGoIonioI Games Of 9lmerico."
Ser @diteiu fir oos ueue ,Sout6-
ern Sotel" murOe geitern &a6mittug
inter Den 9luipijien Oes 9opitelS
Ger Ser Colonial Games Of glme.
rice" al Ger @de bon 2iq6t. uno
@ermansStroBe in @egenmart bon
mebreren bun0ert @Giten geleat.
Serr O}eroille $. Garter, ser 9rGli-
bent Der Sotel Gompognie, eroffnete
Oie @eremonie nit elmer fur5eu 9ln.
iprade, in mel6er er 0orauf 6inpieS,
Dab lett bunOert So6ren an Oeriel6ea
SteIle elm Sotel geitonoen babe.
Serr Honoolpb Barton, iitn., erlui-
oerte Oorout unO Damn bielten @oli.
berneiir Sorrington lmO Wlapor syoS.
s. @reiton flr5e 9lniproden no6-
Dem 9iidoi Sobn @orOner Nlurrop
oeiproben inO Gater @iIliom 81. 3.
8letder Oen Segen ert6eilt batte.
9lubcr Den Sages5eihtngen muroe eiu
Gofument in oen GupferfaIten ee.
Iegt, DER in oen Gditein gelegt puroe
rno iolgenOe SSnidrift trug; n0ie
@rri6tlng oes ,Sout6ern Sotels~
in Baltimore, Wlo., in 1917 1T Oen
lnerniioliden 9emii6liugen oes
Serren a. s. 5inf 5i beroanfeu.~
9llli Dem Gofument iparen folgenoe
glamen per3eicbnet: 5rou Soiios gen-
nington, 8rau Senrp Barton SSoco6S,
6rou @. @ra6om 9opOoin, sSrou
9iobert 3. Brent, 6roii Douglas S.
@oroon, Srou $. Sroine &eDier,
6rau 9urce Gotten Sri. emma e.
Sobuitone 6roli Sollins @icGtn
mo Sri. Nliriam 8. 8ranOt pbn oen
Colonial Games;" Gr. M}erbille S.
Garter Soiepb GoiieIberg, sc. N1it-
dell Gigaes, q. 5. 5inf, SenrD S.
Seoo, Charles 8. SiIgortner. GolanO
81 N2ordout 66eooore 81. Nliller,
SeurD @}orton 9lOoiiou 6. Mullifin,
eugene $. S6er, @eorge g. 0leeo,
Otto g. 5inouion Gomlmo 5.
@ahter mo Sonuel 6. giuaro bon
Der Gompaanie.