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Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14
TAXES NEAR S2,00O,000.

san Diego and San Francisco Sub
scribe High on Liberty Loan.
The Security Bank is in receipt Of
q telegram from San Diego saying
that S1,S00,0O0 had been subscribed
{, the Liberty Loan fund up until
last night, and that the officials eH-
pected that the amount would swell
to 100000 before tonight.
San Francisco, says the Associated
Press, has subscribed s37,O00,O00 OF
the S42,O0O,O00 allotted to it, Wash
ineton reports show that Liberty
Lean contributions at l o'clock t
dey totaled S1,S4@, 100000. No mos
figures vii! be given out until the
close of he subscriptions tomorroN
noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14
INTERESTING FICTION
ADDED TO LIBRARY
Call up central.

"Stingy Receiver An
amusing story Of an elderly invalid
who is tired of people who have been
"stingy receivers" of her carefully
Tlanned gifts for years.
Sydney Carteret, Ranch
tr." Adventures of a young English
ranchar in British Columbia.
Black-"Judith Shakespeare A
story of England 800 years ago, the
heroine daughter of Shakespeare.
Brown" -"Security.' In this story
the hero's problem was to find safety
that is not dull ard to find happiness
o. the level road. The author has
! real solution.
Disraeli-"S -"Sybil." One Of the ear-
lest studies Of the two great classes,
the rich and poor, from the standpoint
of politician.
Ebers-"Burgomaster's Wife" A
tale of the siege of Leyden, that de-
cisive event in the foundation of Hol-
lands independence.
Eggieston-"Warrens of Virginia.
Story Of the Civil war and its after
effects.
Grenfell-"Tales of the Labrador .
Stories Of the heroisms and sacrifices
CT life in the far North.
Harben-"Mam' Linda" Life in a
country town in Georgia.
Harte-"Under the Redwoods." A
collection of the best of Harte's sto-
les, representing his various styles.
Howells-"Fennel and Rue A su-
ierfinc example of Mr.. Rowells' az
Jistic skill in the delicate analysis Of
shades Of temperament in over-sen-
Sltive people.
Howolls- Leatherwcod God" A
picture of Ohio in its early beginnings;
study of religious psychology and q
tlmanly appealing story.
James Portrait of Lady, The
story of an Albany girls life i'll Eu-
rope. An elaborate character study.
Marshall" "Watermeads " A charming
stoiy Of an English family in a coun-
/ tcy home.
,:intcr-"Our Natupski Neighbors." ;"
4 story Of the doings Of Polish peas
ants in New England, we'll written
and interesting.
Zangwill-"Ghetto Tragedies" Pa
thetic stores of poor Jewish immi-
grants.
Rideout-"Far Cry a wholesome
adventure story Of the South Seas
that men and boys will like.
SaundeIs-"The Wandering Dog"
A child, story of the adventures of
Z dog in New York City, told by him
self.
Saw} Seven Miles to Arden. "
The romance Of an Irish actress that
viii be especially enjoyed by the
Youagcr readers.
( Tolstoi Resurrection" A novel
cnunciatinP Tolstoi's gospel Of broth
orhood and exposing evils Of modern
civilization most fragrant in Russia.
Watt Nathan Burke" An enter
toining story Of Ohio during the Mex
itan war Of 1916.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14
CHINESE BOY SCOUTS.
CBy Associated PreSS)

Peking, June 14.-Many Boy Scout
organizations exist in the larger Chi
reese cities. At Using Hua College,
the institution near Peking estab-
llshed with the Boxer indemnity mon
cy refunded by the United States gov
crnment, there is an especially flour
ishing organization of boy scouts,
which holds campfire singsongs and
gives frequent exhibitions of scout
craft.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14
AMERICANS ARE
STILL ALIENS
/. S. CITIZENS IN LONDON ARE
CHAGRINED.
REPORT MOVEM ENTS
30 LETUP IN THE ENGLISH LAW
OF SURVEILLANCE.
Appartnet Between
Britons and Americans, Though
They Are Now Allies.

Correspondence of Associated Press
London, June 14.-Many Americans
in London were surprised and disap-
pointed when they learned that, when
tie United States entered the war,
they were not automatically relieved
Of the necessity of observing the Brit
ish police regulations affecting aliens.
I his is especially true of the Amerl-
cans who have arrived here since the
early part of 1916. These must re-
rort their movements to the authorl-
ties. lust as al other aliens, whether
allies or neutrals, are required to do.
There is a considerable amount OF
led tape involved in the police regu-
lations and. no sooner had the United
States thrown its lot on the side OF
the Entente allies than many Amerl-
cans got the impression that they
would be relieved of this wartime ne
cessity. When they found out that
their status in this respect remained
unchanged by the turn OF events many
OF them appealed to the United States
Embassy and consulate for further l.
formation. They were told that there
was no indication of any change.
Every American who mas arrived
rere since the early months of 1916
must have an identity book. Besides
name, nationality, date and signed
photograph, it must bear the sigma
lures and guarantees Of two British
subjects, porperty owners, who have,
It the same time. seen the holder OF
the book sign his name to it. Before
the book is received signed photo
graph must be left at the police sta
ton. In some. instances two months
clapses before the applicant is able to
obtain his book.
When an American moves from one
part of the city to another he must
report to the police stations in both
districts and have his book stamped
ly the aliens officer. Much the same
Procedure is required when he goes
O.! visit to another city. IN every
Town where he stays over night he
rlust report to the police, giving all
particulars as to birth, nationality OF
self and parents, description of ply
sical features, etc. A the hotel It
which he stays he must repeat al
these same details on a large sheet
of paper which he is required to sign
Gcain before he can leave the hotel.
In certain sections of England a
rev rule has just been put into cf-
feet which requires aliens to first
present themselves at police head
,uuarters before they will be given 9
room in hotel. The police issue a
permit emitting the holder to stay at
the hotel.
a party Of American business men
from London were required to do this
recently uron their arrival in Liv-
.crpool Their train brought them into
Liverpool around 3 a. m. They were
t.1ed and hungry and the trip to the
.l,olice station consumed another hour
But all went through with the red
tape good naturediy, realizing that to
lie allowed to travel at all in any Of
she belIigerent countries at this TIM
is somewhat Of a privilege.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14
ROAD TO IMPERIAL.
(By Associated Press)

Sacramento, June 14.-FOurteen and
cne-half miles Of highway between FL
Cajon and Alpine, San Diego county,
will be constructed by the State High
way Commission.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14
New York.
BY Private Wire)

Opening-Steady; July, 25.0S@O5;
October, 24s0@70; December, 24.9o@
S5; January, 24.93,
Noon-July, 24.94; October, 24.54
December. 24.70; January, 2474.
Close-Irregular; July 24.67@G8;
October, 2435@40; December, 24.41@
81: January, 24.57@60.
Spots-Quiet; mi3dlings, 25.25
Sales, 200.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14
RUSSIAN CALENDAR CHANGED
lBY Associated PressD

VIadivostok, Siberia, June lilo
cal papers announce that the old style
OF Russian calendar has been abol-
ished and that thereafter all dates
will be recokned by the new style OF
western calendar.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14
New Orleans.
(By Private Wire)

NbN EIINd'N " l4SI
Opening-Steady; July, 24.40; Oc.
tober, 24.OS@07; December, none; jan
uary, 24.49
Noon-July, 24OO; October, 23.G6.
December, 24.86; January, 24.10.
Close-Weak; July, 23.SS@90; Oe-
tcber, 23,50@65; December, 24.S6; Jan
uary, 24.10.
Close-Weak; July, 23.SS@90; Oc-
tober, a3.5O@65: December, 23.6O@60
. January. 23.85@87.
Spots-Quiet; middlings, 24.I9
Sales, 213. o arrive, 191.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14
GERMANS TO HANDLE PLOW
NV Associated Press)

London, June l4.--Two hundred
German prisoners of war now in Eng
land are TO be used this summer to
Flow thousand acres Of Hainault
forest, an ancient woodland forming
the eastern portion of the famous Ep-
ing forest.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14
FIRNITIRE FOR SALE.

We have a. few chLice pieces of fur
iturc pratically new, that we Will sell
{ private sale. One dining room table,
TX dinine room chairs with leather
uhoIstcring, one heavy arm chair, two
ockcrs. library able, davenport, ta-
ourette, music rack, one heavy brass
cd with mattress and springs, one sin
t. bed complete, one refrigerator with
[ater tank, one gas range, two porch
hairs and one sanitary cot.
MRS. G. e. SPROUSE,
5l3 state St, Phone 348J.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14
Cotton Market
Liverpool.
(By Private Wire)

Opening-Easier; middlings, 1882
Sales. 14,000, 400 late Yesterday. Ju
ly-August, 1894, 1924, 1887, 1922
October November, 14.S4, 1920, 14.60
.5.20; January February, l4.53, l4.85
l4.46, 14.s5; March-April, 14.41, 14,74
L Al, 14.74.
3 p. m.-Quiet; JulY-August, 1916
October November, 1912; January
February, 14.79.
Close-Steady; July-August, 1917
October November. 1915; January
february, 14.s0; March-Aprnl, 1859.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14
CONFUSION IN ICELAND.
lRv Associated Press)

Rayqjavik, Iceland. June 14.-Ice-
lands parliament has decided to in
titute compulsory national service.
Every young man is 10 give to the
state six months labor on some work
of national Importance, such as bridge
and road making, and the building of
public edifices.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14
AGREE ON DOCTORS.
CRv Associated Pressl

Toxic, June 14,-An agreement has
leen concluded between the govern
ments of Japan and Mexico mutual
lv recognizing the freedom Of Il
ccnsed physicians to practice in the
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14
OPERA STARS SUBSCRIBE.

The Metropolitan Opera stars and
concert soloists Of New York are sell
ing Liberty bonds at a booth opened
for that purpose.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14
ANY ONE

wishing to Join the Llano Del Rio Col
only, Socialist, can save $3.50 by al
dressing
n Centre a.. Routc !. care $ Whipple
G. ID. MULLtGHAN
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14
Galveston.

(By Private Wire)
Spots-Steady; middlings, 24.o8
Sales. 500.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14

Total ports, 6155 against 1885
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14

Coming to L. & S Airdome.
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HoNoLuLu RAPID TRANSIT &
LAND co.

From the time the funeral is formed
tomorrow until 1t has passed onto
Nuuanu street, King street cars of the
Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land Co.
viii turn back eastward at Punchhowl
street and westward at Smith street,
and on Nuuanu street will not come
below Wyllie switch while the funeral
Is on that street
I. 6. BALLENTYNE,
Acting Manager.
Honolulu, Nov II. 1917.
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FOUR MORE OFFICERS
SUMMONED TO STATES

Four officers Of the Hawaiian de
partment are ordered in cabied in
structions from Washington to accept
assignments on the mainland They
are Captain Jacob l. Deyers, 9th Field
ARTILLERY; Major H. N. Kerns, Captain
Clarence r. Bell, and Captain George
R. Calender, Medical Corps. Captain
Devers, who is promoted to major
through the order, will leave shortly
for Fort Sill, Oklahoma, as instructor
in the School of Fire.
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UNLISTED SECURITIES.
Saturday, Nov. II.

Sales: 100 MADEIRA, .3s; 5000 Hinn-
ham. so; 225 Bingham, 40; $50 BIng-
ham, 40; so Bingham, .4s; rs Engeis,
500; 1000 NJ. Products, .oe; $50 Nj.
King, .o6; 1850 Hon. OIL, $50.
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Bird Of Paradise
TO Be Filmed Here
By the Lasky Stars

The Jesse S. Lasky Feature Film
company Is now making arrangements
for staging a mammoth motion pic.
ture production of Richard w. Tully's
..llle Bird Of Paradise in the Hawaii.
an islands.
The rights to the great motion pic.
ture have been secured and the COM
pany is figuring on expanding $3.50 1000
In the islands to secure perfection Of
detail and scenic display.
Sessue Hayakawa, the noted Japa-
nese movie star, who is now on the
big island getting scenes for Hidden
Pearls will probably be starred IN
the venture.
Some expert filming is expected to
be done in portraying the different
scenes that enter into the FULLY com
position, especially at the Volcano.
Congressman Elston of California.
who is a friend of Tully, says that the
author told him that so far this year
he has cleaned up $162, 900 on royalties
from his plays. He has two COM
panies on the road this season play
ing The Bird of Paradise
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POPULAR
Fiction And
VAR BOOKS
AT patients, II HOTEL ST.

"NeIghbors,p by Kingsley.
definite Object by Farnol.
eAmariIIy In Love- by Maniates.
Cinema Murder" by Oppenheim.
Red Peppers Patients,p by Richmond.
Scandal" by Hamilton.
INDIAN Drum" by McHarg & Balmer.
"ln Happy Valley" by Fox.
"Soui Of the Bishop by Wells
The Mask by Florence Irwin.
Beyond by GalsWorthy
THE White Ladies' Of Worcester by
Barclay.
Fanny, Herself" by Edna Ferber.
"Under Fire. by Henri Barbusse.
I'VE Can't Have EverythIng," by r.
Hughes.
"The Dwelling Place Of Light" by
Churchill.
Miss Millions Maid" by Berta Ruck.
"The Long Lanes Turning" by H. e.
Rives.
'TemperamentaI Henry" by Merwin.
THE Heart Of Her Highness," by
Laughlin.
HThe Twice American by Ingram.
Wolf Breed by Gregory.
THE High Heart" by Basil King.
aSalt Of the Earth" by Sidgwick.
LATEST WAR BOOKS.
"All In IT, by Ian Hay.
ION the Right of the British Line,n by
Capt. Gilbert Nobbs.
"6arbarians," by Chambers.
THE Evidence in the Case" by James
M. Beck.
Fighting Men," by Alden Brooks.
when the Prussians Came to Poland
by Laura Turozynowicz.
obstacles to Peace" by S. s. Mcclure.
"on the Edge of the War Zone," by
Aldrich. ADV.
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Sugar 6.9Octs
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.
Ltd.
Members Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange
Fort and Merchant Streets
Telephone f20e
NOTICE.
PAYMENT OF WATER RATES.
NOTICE.

In accordance with Ordinance No,
SIS as amended by Ordinance No. 81
and No. 102 of the City and County OF
Honolulu, all persons holding water
privileges under meter rates are here.
by notified that the water rates for
the period ending September 80. 1917,
are due and payable on the FIRST day
OF December, 1917.
Upon failure to pay such water
rates within THIRTY days thereafter
an additional charge of Ten Per Cent
will be added.
All privileges upon which rates re-
main unpaid after January I, 1917,
will be shut off forthwith.
Rates are payable at the office of
the Honolulu Water Works, Kapiolani
Building, Honolulu, Hawaii.
F. g. KIRCHHoFF,
General Manager Honolulu Water and
Sewer Department.
Honolulu. Hawaii, Nov II, 1877.
1916 Nov. IL. 10, n, 20. 81, 20.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE OF
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to the order of Honorable c. w. ASH
FORD, First Judge of the Circuit
Court of the First judicial Circuit,
Territory of Hawaii, made on Novem.
Der 2, 1917, and filed on November IL
1917, at Chambers. in Probate, in re
Estate of Mohole Moanauli, deceased,
probate No. 1929 granting license
SO to do, the undersigned, II. NJ. Won
Holt, Administrator with the Will An
nexed OF said Estate Of Mohole Mo-
anauli, deceased, will offer for sale
and will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, at the Auc-
ton Rooms of James F. Morgan Com.
pany, Limited, Merchant Street, Homo
lulu, T. H, on Saturday, December ~.
Al. ID. 1917, at IL o'clock noon, all the
right, title, interest, claim and estate
of said Mohole Moanauli in and to all
the following described real estate:
(1 Three-fourths tn undivided
interest in the lands embraced and
described in r. p. 2921, L. G. A. $3.50,
to Kealina, situate at Kaopa in Kali
lua, Koolaupoko, Oahu, fouY "a
apanas, total area 2.138 acres
(2) One-half III undivided inter-
est in Apana 2 of the lands embraced
and described in r. P. 2314, L. G. A.
$3.50, 2 apanas to Ua, the portion in
which this one-half (1s) interest is
claimed is described in partition deed
of Kuemanu and Mahoe, dated March
10, 1870, recorded in Liber 20. pages
1878 and deed of Kuemanu to Hanaia,
dated September %, 1872, recorded i'm
Liber So, pages 1853. This land is
situated at kappa in Kailua, Koolau-
poke, Oahu, area belonging to this
estate about acre. being smaller half
of apana of 2.446 acres.
(3l One-half " undivided interest
in the lands embraced and described
in r. p. 4S45, L. G. AZ. 1890 to KeaweI
(n. Maluli) Apana. This land is also
situated at kappa in Kailua, Koolau-
poke, Oahu, total area AIS acres.
CA Piece of land and house at Ka-
Fri on the N. w. side Of Kalihi Street
in Honolulu, containing 5000 square
feet, being lot No. 26 in Block s. Kapio.
lani Tract.
Terms Of Sale: United States Gold
Coin; 1870 of purchase price on &C
ceptance of bid; balance on confirma-
ton of sale; deeds at expense of pur-
chaser; sale subject to confirmation
b. the court.
For further particulars apply to
Frank Andrade, attorney for Admins
traitor with the Will Annexed, S44 Ka-I
ahumanu Street; James F. Morgan,
c mpany, Ltd, Auctioneers. or to said
Dated Honolulu, November II, 1917. |
H. M. Won HOLT,
with the VIII Annexed
of the Estate of Mohole Moanauli. |
deceased.
FRANK ANDRADE,
Attorney for Administrator.
6946-Nov. II, "a, Dec. i, s.
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HoNoL uLU COUNCIL NO. I, CHIEFS
OF HAWAII.
BY the High Chiefs Command.

All active and honorary chiefs OF
this council are hereby requested to
attend a special and extraordinary
session of this council to be held at
the Elks' Lodge room, King street,
Honolulu, on Sunday, the 18th day of
November, A. D. 1917, 8 o'clock in
the forenoon, and for the purpose of
attending the funeral OF her late
Majesty Queen Liliuokalani.
Dark clothes. white gloves and
capes.
GEO. A. DAVIS,
Presiding Chief and Senior Past Chief
Regent.
E. A. G. LONG,
Chief Recorder.
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MERCANTILE
Alexander & Baldwin -. ..... .....
=. Brewer e Co. .....,...
SUGAR.
EVA Plantation Co. 2eLs 29J2
Haiku Sugar Co. rs
Hawaiian Aor. Co. $50.
HaWn. Com. q Sugar Co. 20 Al
Hawaiian Sugar Co. IS
Honokaa Sugar Co. ...
Honomu Sugar Co. -. .....
Hutchinson Sugar Plant. .... =.
kahuku Plantation Co... .....
kekaha Sugar Co.
koloa Sugar Co. 100 $50
Mcsryde Sugar Co, Ltd s. az
Oahu SSugar Co. 49,. 90 1919
olaa Sugar Co., Ltd. So s
Qnomea Sugar Co. .....
Raauhau Sugar Plant. Co. 80. 49,.
Pacific Sugar Mill
Paia Plantation Co. -.
Pepeekeo Sugar Co.
Pioneer Mil Co. 81 3f1z
San Carlos Milling Co..
Waialua Ayr. Co. 231s "a
Wailuku Sugar Co. Is
MiSCELLANE0UA-
Endau Dew. Co.. Ltd.
fst e. As Z &c Pd .......
End Is. As. fully paid $3.50.
Haiku Fruit e Pack, Pfd ~
Haiku Fruit & Pack. Com
Hawaii Con. BY. PC. A. s. SO
Hawaii Con. by. s pc. g. So
Hawaii Con. BY. Com.
HaWalian Esecsrsc Co.
Hawaiian Pineapple Co.. SO 393z
Hon. Brew. e Malt. Co. is 1874
Honolulu Gas Co, Ltd
Ht- r. T. & I. Co...
inter-lsland S. N. Co. ....
Mutual Telephone Co.
Oahu Railway e Land Co. 49,.
Pahang Rubber Co.
SeIanna-D bindings Plant. -.
Selsma-D bindings, GO pei 49,.
Tanjcng olok Rubber Co. -.... $500
BONDS
Beach Walk Imp. Dist
Hamakua Ditch CO.
Hawaii Con. Ry. S PEI. rs
Hawaiian lrr. CO., &c.. $50. $3.50
HaW. Ter, pc. Refund ..... $500.
HaW. Terri 4 NC. Pun Imp 49,. $50.
Raw. TER. Pub. Imp. 4 pc -. 49,.
Hsw. Terri 8. pc. 49,.
Hiio Gas Co, Ltd az 100
Honokaa Sugar CO., s pc. .. SO
HoroIuIu Gas CO., Ltd, So 80.
Kauai Ry. Co. SIS .....
Manoa Imp. Dist. 5La pc. 80. 49,.
Mcrryde Sugar CO.. 5s.. 80.
Mutual Telephone IS -. 49,. $500.
Oahu Railway & l. Co..
Oahu Sugar Co, 6 pc. 49,.
olaa Sugar Co, 8 pc....... 81
Pacific Sugar Mill Co, So 80.
San Carlos Milling Co.
Between Boards: Sales: SO, 10, s.
McHryde, 8.
ca..inrx calaes NJ.
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WANTED.
HELP WANTEp.
FOR SALE.

Wanted experienced girl for general
homework. Telephone 7475. 6946--1t
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Between Boards: Sales: SO, 10, S
McHryde, 8.
Session Sales: None.
Latest sugar quotation: IS deg. test,
$50 cerits, or $13s rer ton.
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AuToMoH Es.

Dodge Roadster, good condition, good
tires, cash or terms. Phone $3.50 or
call 1617B Young st. 6s46-tf
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SCHOFIELD MASS
POSTPONED TOMORROW

For the convenience of those who
wish to attend the funeral of the queen.
tomorrow the masses a. Schofield
Barracks will be at and a. NJ
Adv.
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.HEIN|E'S WAIKIKI
TAVERN Tonight

Exceptional good music will be
found this evening at the dinner
dansant, on the beach at Waikiki. at
Heinie's Tavern.
You are coming with your friends
make your table reservations by
phone "5670. Our special dinners are
served from $50 to s. They have
made Heinie's Tavern famous. ADV.
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In consequence Of the severance Of
diplomatic relations between Uruguay
and Germany. the federal council Of
Switzerland has authorized the Swiss
legation at Berlin to take charge of
Uruguayan interests in Germany.
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ocn / Den propiiorilfe r%rslilfc Negie.
rings Grflpringer og nlcb DC Trinci.
per, ion cr blCt profIamcrct al Trp.
'iocnt Wilion,"
Ndronell mclcr, at Nualnn0 bar
morolif 9ict iii at faloe cl ioabon
oIlicrct diplomatic Srco8fonicrence,
"lor0i oct r%lSliIfc Gcmofrati bar oct
%ieritc, ion bapoc Otoo I'll at ptre hpit
og tpoclig oct Sro, ionl bar bcirict
cnbucr ira Ocn blooiac %bppnotilfc iii.
itnno buormbcr Nntioncrne mi bar
nrbci0ct / npitcn ire Mar" -
Zen anlcrifunife HeqierirN bar for
en- Noo Stunb ilocn ipurct pan Sen
r%uaiiltc NcNicrings Senpcnbclic til oc
9Iaicrcoc ON poolp at gipc flor @c.
ltch ON line Hrig1maul, ligciom 6Cn
Staggering iclp bar giort rcbe
TOR inc.
Get par iprit oplpit, ot bct on1cris
Suor piloc bIi oiicntIlg0iort
Der / Nmcrifn, i%aainnrt oct bar blct
oOerroft Nrglcringen / Ectrogroo.
Nmboaiobrr Srancis ior Here
Gage iibcn bar beisrget bette, er intct
Diet oiientIi9oiort enoml pan bennc
Sioe al Napet, % bette blcp nnIig
notiucrct mCb, at ben omerifanifc
Re9iering par utilireos meb Baron
llotoIcller. Settc fon BOG
lcppe prrc ben pirfcIige @rirnb, FOR
Hoien cr life MI fllpttct til Den
Ncgicring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
Ramp meo en- u,8aao.

@oibinaton, CITE SUM. gn init
llnoeroanosbdab troes at ppre ienbt
tilbllnbS al ct ormeret omerifunif
Gampifib eiter en- Scamp, iont parebc
%balporben Cine, % b%porllnoer Ser
al ll.9onben ufiprcocs 50 % ira
Iamperen % Sfltb.
Sfplgc Ell ioag uoitebt ~oiiicicl @e-
refining trni oct iibite Sfllo ira Gam.
pcren eienipnlie lt-gaaoen, Der bG.
pcbe fig op al @anbet meb slgterenben
/ &eiret. Gen bIep / nogle iaa Sc,
funber itaaenoe / benne StiIling,
bporeiter Den ~foripanbt.
Sisl9e oen oiiiciellc geretnine
aioroe Gomperen intet IorIeg paa at
ilugtc, men bette set amerifanift
Stag % aiuentebe slngrebct. Gam.
peren leo ingen Sfobe.