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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-09

docs really cure. You may have used
a hundred different so-calIed corn
cures or remedies; but if you haven't
tried Rasers Corn Solvent, you
haven't used the remedy that will
cure corns and bunions completely, in
the shortest possible time. Don't
waste another cent on worthless
plasters, pads or so-called corn cures,
but get the guaranteed corn cure -
Raser's Corn Solvent. It's entirely
different, acts quicker, does not cause
pain, and completely removes the
corns so they will never bother you
again.
A 10c bottle will cure a dozen of
the worst corns or bunions that ever
happened. Get a bottle toe day and
make your feet glad.
Buy of the Druggist named below
or sCrG &c to VIM. II. Raser, Drug
Eis' and Chemist, Reading, Pa.
For sale in Harrisburg by George
\. Gorgas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11

gen iol6e Goftloiiateit imo Gupli5i.
tat, ooB mir 3uerit nidt gloubcn
tunntcn Dab iol4e ASrotiifen Del fol-
den Wldnnern m0glid ieien. gSir
miiiien befennen SAB pir trot ser
inonfedt6aren ,SuforntotionSquclle
iold Gin ungebeuerli6cs @cr6altcu
tidt fir mogliH bielten oas 6clli5u
toge, 100 oipIomotiibe Wcpilogenbci.
ten einen @eiit ser 9luirihtioreit lmo
0ffenbeit angcuomneu babn cine
lolde glusna0me bilOet.
Gincr 10 perbliiifenOen Goppel.
jiingigfeit ge9eniiber lit MIR @eitiir.
sung m0glid im0 Is III uHaloub(id.
SOB cine glotion, sic iA luiercu
Sreuuo nennt, (uir ncbmen 0aupi.
l1dlib ouf Sbmeoeu @c3ng 0o
GcutidlonoS @}etboOen 6creiiS 3uei
fclboit lino), iidb obne llriohe. cincu
@roll ouf inns 81 ba6en 10 uerhol
ten fam lmo 5tpor in cinenl gliQcs
blide Der nit ieiucn i,bredIie6cu
&orfommniiien oic ibIiniuliicn Sn
ltinfte Die mir ldngit toOt gcgIaubt
mieoer erwedt.
Us iirOc ser glotion aud ale.
mdbrt ipcrocn.
Gbgleid cS nidt m0alid lit Dor,
olS5uiagen ipas fir S6rittc oie 9lc.
gierlng tbln miro. 1T cS 0oh ir9cr
ooB iie energiiAc 5drittc tntcrncb.
men miro, Inn oie 8iiroe ser b0dJica
9eamten Der glation 3ll mabren. iueI
die troB ibrer beitcu @enlii6nnacn
Daltldlono in 6en OcIifotcn &erbdlt
nilen iuelbe 0irh ooS 3crirctcn Scr
or9entiniiden 5lagge entite6cn nit
8ilroe 5lt bebauoelL in nod ME oa-
geweieuer g9eiie 6eIcioigt luerocu.
uSu glucion" crfldrt 6eutc, ooB Is
obiollt uot6wenoig iei ooB iowobI
Der Ocltidle ais ser ibme0iidje @c.
idnOte ooS 2uno pcrloiien.
y abreiic Oes oeutidcn @e.
iddftstrdger3 er.
mnrtet.
Wlon gIall6t bier pieliaf, ooB Ger
ocltihe Gelddftslrdoer, oeiicn 9lui.
entbalt beute nidt ieiigeiient mer0cit
fonnte, tpabrideinlih ioiort nod
Chile abreiien itno ocr aroentiuiir6en
&egicring oie 9lotbpenoigtrit cripa-
rem iperoe, feline 9l6berlliung 5it Oer-
Iannen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11
OlcOOltc in strafanitaIt.

Sin @etangener geholien; 8 9gdd.
ter onrh Yleiierliihe oerlctl
SIN @eidngniB 5i Soliet, .Sn,
trlg iid Oic 9IliSidreitung 8n
Strdflinge wiitbeno, neil ibncu
ecpille Sorredte entjoacu ma.
rem.
$oIiet Su., 10. 5cpl. ~
Dem bieiiaen Stoats GcidugniB trug
iib cine Neooltc 3n, pd6rcno ser cin
@eiangener aeihoiicn uno orci S9ddl.
ter ourh Wleiierititbe perIctt muroeu-
Gos critc 9ln3eiben bon llnulbe
lmter oen Stroiliugen modlte lido gc,
tern aeIteno Bcint Srii6itiid 6ras
den 5pon5ig @ciungcne olis ocr 2i.
nie ans, uno elmer, Der cine SAap
ieI er9riff ioH einen @1dtcr beoroht
bo6eu. Der 2cttere bcia6l ocn
StrdfIiug, Die @oife ats scr SAM
81 Icgen mo ais oericlbc ser 9hiI.
torocrnng nidt fol9te, gab Der @dd.
ter 5eler.
Seute Dforgcn 6cim 6riibitiid bra.
cBcn Ole sIusibreitun0en bon neucm
los Sic g90dbtcr gnbeii oos glldrn.
Signal lmo IN Dem aaaemcinclt
Sample. Der folqte iuur0cn 0rci ser
gSddter perlebt es gclang icood.
ole Strdilinae SIR 9iaiion 3l bgin.
gen mo oie Sronug micocr1er3u.
IteIlcn.
Gic 3o9l ser oiiidiiigen @eiangc.
nen bctrug etua 80; oicielbeu ipdrca
oariiber argcrlit, ouB i6ncn auolls
Gorrcdte cut5ogen iuoroeu uareiA
ooriuter bon allem 0os @riUilcg nit
gepiiien ientimentalcu 8rauen eige
GorrelponOen3 5u lmterbaItcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11
Ru6 6Iano's
"CoOfs-
Dataiuon'
@irit Rdj SegrM 9rmt=
itJc auf &igafrOnt.
Sreibt angcblic) sSeinS AT
eiitselmen Ymmft 5nrilrt.

Bctcrsburg mcloct oaB 0ie ruiiii@en
Streitfrdftc in Scr @cgeno bon
ScocooIo, norOoitIid bon Rigo,
in Der 9ficnliDe iiuO. ~ Qeutlcbc
9lcropIone bombar6iren riiiiiide
&orpeOobootc I'M gRieaucr N}ecr.
buien.
%etcrSbufrG 10. September.
&uiiiibe Eritppen boben geltern
in Der @egeno Don Segepolo, 80
W}eiIen norooitli@ bon 9iigo, ee9en
oie Qeuti6en Die 9ffenlibe ergriffen.
0ieie &uuoe bringt Der belte
g3a6nlittog bonn ruiiii6en Griegs-
@ureait Ocr0ffentlibte offi5ieue 9c-
ridt.
gIn ein5cInen Stel(en 10 iogt 0er
@cricbt peiter, iAlug 0os ruiiil1e
uSooes- Battalion Die teutoniiben
StreitfrGfte rmo 5pong iie gum Hiid-
aug in iiioliAer 9ii1ting.
Sin @efec6t lit 0piiGen Dorgelbp-
benen oeutlben g(6tbeiIlngen uno
0en ruiiilGen giahbut-Truppen, mel.
6e Ole 8urtnetsf-Sinie bis 5ur&ifoff-
StrnBe boltcm I'M @nnge.
Setb5ebn 0eutl9e gleroploue boben
ecitern oier6ig @omben allf rulliidc
Torpeooboote i'm 9figoer Wieerbulen
berob geiporfen, obne ieOoA SAooen
on5uriAten.~
.@erlin iiber sic Sperotio.
nenim 9iign Dtitrift.
Berlin pia 2onoon 10. Sept.
Die bette 9}ocbnittog bon Der oeut.
iden oberiten SeeresIeitllng olsge.
ge6ene amtlibe @litt6eiling be5iig-
li6 Der Gntpidllmg ouf Der DIT
front bot folgenocn @ortlolt:
u9lrmeeguppe oeS 4Srin5en Geo
pol0 bon @apcrn- Sn Oem @ebiet
5rpiiben ocm 9iigaer Wlecrblien itnO
Giinoburg CAB cs @efecbte ii Dem
g8olOe lmO oen SumpilanOe 5wi.
ihen ilnieren &eierpen lno ruiiii6en
glbt6cillmgen; Oieielben perlieien 81
linieren @llnlien.
9lrmeegrltppe Oes @r56er5ogs SSo-
Iepb-Gic rriiii6-rnmaniiden Grup-
pen bo6en nit itarten StreitmGbtcn
pieoerboltc Slngriiie gegeu Oie Stel.
litngcn ltntcrnommen, bic iUir 5lui-
INen Dem Grotrs- un0 Dem Situ5s
Ebole ero6ert botten Ser 5cin0
puroe ii6eroIl ourh liiicr Seucr itno
i'm 9iabfanlpie 5uriidgeporfcn ino
crlitt idpcre Gerlaiie.
Wloceooniicbe 5ront -Nor0meitlid
bonn Gee W1olif lmo iniere poroeido-
beuen 9lbtbeilungcu bor nuncrii4
iiberIegenen fraB6iiiden Grllppen-
maiicn mlf Die 6oben iii0weitlicb bonn
Sec GAriOa 3uriidgeipibeu.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11
Atin Diploma
til0rr grnb.
3wildcn s6DcOcll unS
Scr. Staaten.
Ons eSOl9e Der @mtbiillmts
gen 5u criuartett.

Sn gSai6tneton crmortct man, Dob
9(rocntinieil inoer5iiolidb ole
&iidberlliuug oes oettiden Sc.
ianOtcn aus @ncnos sIircs Der.
Iaugcn miro. 5dweocn miro
ieoenioas 9lrecntiuicu cine @r.
fIdrung 9c6en.
g9aibiuqton 10. September
~ Ger beiltiee Sag bradtc feinc
gntlpidhngen IN Scr Sitliotion, Die
Onr6 Ole Ieniotiouellcn GntbiiIluugct
! oes Staats.CepartcmentS 6e3iialiM
! Scr llcbernittcIlmg BON 9otidoiten
Ocs ocllti6en @eionoteu in gueuos
glires oltrA Den oortieen idiueoiihen
@eianotcn geidoffen Wimoe. Serr
9ouiing le6nte es audi belitc ob, ir.
eeuowelde gleuBerlneen Der BON Dem
Staats Gepartement abeeeebencn
iGrflGrltng bii5li5uiiigcu.
Die bieiigeu 9eamtcn glou6cn Dab
0ie oreentiniide 9legierimg o6ne
3meiiel Ole 3uriidbcruiltna oes Oellt-
! iAen Iiplomnten oerlangen miro,
Der iciner 9icgicruug 0en Gatb ga6,
orgcntiniid5e Sdiffe obne Silterlai.
nme elmer 6pnr 5iI uerienfen, uno
Der 0en Observation-Disclosures 9lrgcuti-
ntcn'S ais einen ,notoriihen gicl"
hnrofteriiirte.
@leihermaBeu muroe Die llcber.
Seugung ousgeOriidt. 0oB SdlpeOen
Ser argentiniiden 9iegiering cine
@rflGrng onbieten miro, pieleiGt
iogar o6ne auf Elm oiesbe3iiglides
grinder Der characterization Sle-
publit 81 parten.
Ser bieIige oreentiniiHe gotiHai-
ter glnon batte belte nod feline glod-
ribten BON ieiner &egierung empian-
gen. inO oie IAmeoiihe @einn0ti6oit
mor ihweigimn.
@S wlr0e I'M Gepartcnient
tlor gemadt, OaB Die Sitiotion 3wor
cine ernite ict oaB icoob fein @rlmo
81 Der Slnnabme eeeeben iei, Dab
Gin 8ru6 in oen @e3ieblmgen 3lui-
i6cn Sblueoen unS oieiem 2an0e 81
crwortcn iei.
u brub Scr @ediebun.
sen Slrgentinieus NIT
2 0eutiblono nidt
ermartet.
9ucnoSglircS. 10. Sept -glr-
9entiniibe 9eomte fonnen beutigen
8eitllngSGuBerlnaen gemGB nod in-
nier nidt glouben, ooB oie ourd sic
ibweOiic6c 6ieiige @eianOtiboit nod
Berlin beforoerten Qepei6eu ri6tig
iibcrieBt plrOcn.
Gas 9hismdrtigc Pint erfldrte beu-
te @lorgen ooB es o6ne amtli1c @lit.
t6eilrngen BON 9otidoiter Naon oOer
bonn amerifoniihen @otidofterStim.
ion ici. 3eihuigen nno @camtc
oIouben oagemcin ooB Sic 9fcgie.
rilng Die glbberifung oes oentidcn
@cihdftstr0gers in glrgcntinien,
0'raien Sigburg, oerlongen peroe,
abcr elm 9l6brub Scr oiplomatiIben
9c5iebungeu nit 7euti1lon0 miro
sur 3eit nidt eripartet, Oa sic arqen.
tinilde 9epublit bor5iebt Die 9lnge.
legenbeit ais cine peri6nlibe 5ipi-
ihen oeitihen mo ibpeoiiben Ser.
tretern 81 betrahten.
9lrgcntiniibe RreBitim.
men.
80 Gpoco," Ons onerfonnte Whln0-
itiid ser Eartci Oes @r1iioenten Sri.
gopeh lagt: uIieie Ioflmente 5ci-
fen bon GaOi5. Cos Eoudbuot lpiro
i'm Soien bon ga Gorroca internirt
ner0en.
giormegens gi @epdiier NIT.
Ofinen bcrfcuht.
9on0on 10. Sept. g9ic ans
&opcn6aacn gemeloet miro, iinO an
ser g9eitfiiite bon G0nenarf unO
Aorpcgen taldenoe bon Sreibmincn
beoba1tet por0en
gIm Samitog puroen oirb cine
Wlne, tpelhc an sic &iiIte bon Silt.
lan0 nntrieb. Ieds @in0er net10tet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11
lDirr Amrrikanrr
9mrdj ll.8OOt.N .NnSriF
lnlgetOmmcn.
Sci Der SSericmfmng 6es
ScbUpmers vSyaimas
Ssneem."


Gompfer vGitp Of Goriut5", Elm
Sdiff bon fat 5000 Eonneil in
ocn @ruuo eebobrt. - 0eutides
ll-9oot bon oen @eibiibcn eiues
amcritauiiAen Can't 0ampfcrs
oericntt.
@orrSboro, g. g., 10. Sept.
I'M @S lit bier Die glo1ridt .eingegon-
gen ooB Der g&eu.SdottlonO SAuo-
ner DNtinos 0uccn~ Our6 Scin Oeut-
icbes ltnterieeboot berIcnftN puroc,
nobel oae @litglieocr Scr 9enon-
mlng nit glusuobme zines ein0igen
INNS 2eben fomen.
Sier 9lmerifoner unter
oen Spfern.
SEEM yorf, 10. Septenber.
Ger gleu-S1ottlon0 Sdooner ,,Wii-
mas 2ueen@ piir0e am 90. glugult
bon cincnl ltnterlccboot bcricnft,
wGbrcno cr iib alf Der 6obrt bon
einem fron6oiiibcn Sofen no6 oen
Ser. Staoten befono. g(uBer Dem
SopitGn g8ilbert Boomer fomen bier
WlitgIieocr ocrMonnitbaft, iGnuntlid
glmcrifoner, um's 2cbcn mie bier
cingegongene @leIoungcn beiogen.
Ser @erettete mar DER @ootSmannss
Nlaot 81. s. 2eipis bon @eDmoiitb,
Neu- Shottlan0.
@S mitroc geiagt, ooB Der Sdoo.
ner 5ur 3eit OeS 9[neriffs wobrihein.
lid ltnter Gsforte fubr.
Gie 9iouen ser bier ltmeefontine-
nen iino: s. @orncr, Goh, bon
9rooflbn; g8iIiom @itts, Wlotroic,
Cape Charles, Go., po6ntc in 9}cp-
Oorf; Senrp @aroner, W}otroic, Sort
&oDal @. g.. pobute in @rooflpn,
rnO Sing 9opio Sobnion 0tanton,
%. g., ipobnte in 9rooflpn.
Der Shooner por ein eon5 nellcs
Sdiff; CT murOe in 1916 in @orrs-
boro, g. O., eebalit ilno befono ii6
ouf iciner eritcn 08cal-Hciic. @r
bottc cinen 9iauminbolt bon 491
Sonnen uno wor ods Gigcntbum bon
g8. & 9. Sob & 60. IN 9tep Dorf
@roBer 9ritenOompi Ter in
DtcEiefe
Gin atlontiider Safcr,
TO- september. Ser 6ritiihe 6roht-
oompfer 9th oi Gorint6," Gin
5diif BON 5S70 Eonnen &oiunin-
bolt, oos oen GlIcrman-2inien 9e-
borte, lit BON einem oeutihcu llnter-
iee6oot pcrienft porOen pie Nlclolm-
gcn bciagen, sic belte in 6icigcr
SbiiisfrciIen eingingen
Gen lcbten 9criAten nod fubr Der
0ompfcr BON @laoiOoItof nab Son-
DON ob.
ll-@oot BON anne.
rifanii1em Gompfer
berienft.
Gin otlantiiAer Sufen,
TO- September. g9ic elm Ociitldc5
llntericc6oot iid binter ieiu Shiif
bcrItcdtc, bis eS no1e aenuo 6craa-
gcfonnlcn mar Inn cincu amerifani-
i1cn Gonfoampfcr an5ugreifen lmO
pie es oom ipdtcr BON Der @od-
monnidnit iencS GompierS pcricptt
iunroe, rr5d6Itc 6cllte Ger Gopitdn
eines Se9elihiffcs. oas bier eintrof-
9lls ieiu Sdiif iitb ln9ei66r 1900
Wlcileu BON Gibraltar beiono, 10 er-
flGrte Der Captain. bcfabl inn Der
Submarine Gommanoont, on5u5al-
ten. Gas Sou66oot bielt iid oant
6inter Dem Shooner bis Der Eonf-
oan1picr nabe por. 9Ils oos ll-9ont
Sen 9Iu1riff begaul cuuioerte Die
@admonni6ait ocS Gampicrs oaS
6eucr. Ger a6te SHuB troi 0as IL
Boot, pclMcs por Ben 9IuBcn Der
Yemounung oes ShoonerS pcrianl.
Soiuo6l Ser SHooncr mie Der Gorn-
pier blic6en lmbeibdoigt-
CeutiHeS EouH6Oot be-
id60i9t.
GoOia SpaliienL 10. Sept. Bon
eineu ipaniiAen Eorpeooboot eStor-
tirt, erreihte beute Elm iduer beibd..
0igtes oeltihes EauHboot oen $a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11
@ @crii dte pom Mi aiicnbe6af-
tungcn

O crii bte pom Vt a ienoeb /.
tungcn.
sSn Ye5ug ouf sic @criidDte oo't
Observation-Disclosures in @eters6urg
i'm 3uiomnlcnban0 nit Scr 9leUolte
puroe ole n9tiiociirte 8rciie~ 5u Scr
Grfldnlng crmdNtiat, oaB Ioyueit
bon Der 9ie0iering nod feline &erbof-
tungcn porgctonrnen icieu. NlogliA
iei ooB Die Suiti5be60roen lnter oe1l
gelp06nlihen &ro5cBOeria6ren einigc
@er6aitimgen pertiiot ba6en.
. a6n5iige mad 6em Ga.
3oren Ourd iu@t.
&cterS burN 40. Septem6Cr.
9lod6 @leIolmgen BON 3citlinecn
aus Srfutst Si6iricn bat ser DOR
tigc 9lot6 Scr q(r6citer- ilnO SolOa.
ten Dclcgaten 5luei Soloaten-Gelega.
ten unO 5lpei 9locliten beolitraot, olia
Gen Often fa6ren0en 9o6n3iige oss
9Imerifaniihcu 0lot6en arcr5es aii
Dem 9o6nbof 3u Ourhmdcn, wcil
iid sic &in0c Derbreitet 1ot, Dab Gr.
3or 9iifolnuS in @eiellidoft elmer
omDt6iiNen amerifoniiben DliiIion
aus Sibirien geicbnlggeIt peroeu
iulle.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11

@ent 10. Sept. Ger u9erner
9uno1 iaat, ooB Die perihobae 5o
5ialiIten-Gonicren5 mogIiAerpciic Jay
Der Sbipci5 a6gcbaItcn rueroei miro
Srt uno 3eit miiiien crit nod 0e-
itinnt mer0cn.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-09
REFERENDUM Is
:. NOW SUGGESTED

While the Oahu senators and repre-
in their meeting Monday
evening took no definite action reIa-
tive to anti-saioon legislation at the
coming session Of the legislature
there xas some discussion of the mat
ter and II was then passed over for
the reason that II is legislation affect.
ing an parts Of the territory and not
merely Oahu and that the meeting
was called to consider legislation that
would apply to this county alone.
1t becomes more and more evident
that despite party platforms liquor
legislation will be considered at the
coming session. Democratic party
leaders when seen on the subject
have said that there will be no such
legislation by that party as 1t will
stand by its platform declarations on
the subject, but. despite this there
appears a probability that some of
the legislative members win have
opinions Of their own.
A proposal heard today is for a
to the voters of liquor
to thus take something of
the form of local option. Manuel c.
Pacheco said that he believed some
such plan would be the probable out,
come of proposed legislation.
4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-09
THE wEBB,KENYON LAW UPHELD.

King BoOze's army lost another citadel yesterday
when tho Webb Kenyon law was held constitutional
by the supreme court of the United States
The liquor interests have fought the law long and
hard and they have lost Furthermore several nj
lied pieces of legislation directed toward keep
ing liquor out Of "dry territorywill probably also
be adjudged constitutional. the Webb Kenyon act
having been upheld. Fj",-e..
At least three state cases have been pending be
fore the supreme court all more or less connected
with the Webb-Kenyon fight. Two West Virginia
and one North Carolina case awaited decision with
the federal case. West Virginia has law which
makes il Illegal for any person in that state Ito re-
ceire, directly or indirectly, Intoxicating liquors
from common or other carrier" The law does,
however, permit small amount OF liquor for "per,
sonal use' to be brought in by the user. afs
These three cases depended largely the'deeision
. OF fhe Webb Kenyon law. The WebbKenyDn act
was passed to make effective state prohibition
sures by preventing liquor shipments from wet"
states. Ii went into effect in March, 1913 having
been passed over President Tafts veto some months
previously II provides in brief, that shipment Of
intoxicating liquors from one state to another
(which intoxicating liquor is intended for any per-
interested therein, be received possessed sold
or in any manner nsed-in violation OF any lawsof
such state-is hereby prohibited"
Counsel for the liquor interests has commended
that the statute is void IL it delegates to states the
federal right to regulate interstate commerce Pres
ident Taft and Attorney General Wickersham held
the act unconstitutional and therefore Taft vetoed
it Before its passage 1t had been attacked but Con-
gress determined to put it sAroueh and its APP
proyal now by the supreme conrt therefore comes
all the greater triumph for The essential integrity
Of moral legislation.
The law was before the supreme court once before,
in Kentucky liquor case but Its validity was not
in question, the Kentucky case involving another
point. In many inferior federal and state courts
where the statute has been considered judges have
upheld it, but the supreme court stamp OF approval
is none. the less victory for prohibition whose
effect II e difficult to exaggerate.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-09
LETTERS
THE RteAT-oF.wAY PETITION

Editor Honolulu Star Bulletin:
Sir: Since some prominence has
been given the petition for the re-
establishment Of the old right-of.way
through the Country Club grounds,
think ] had better explain the scheme
II has nothing to do with the Puunui
Improvement Club. though It does not
clash with the latter's campaign. It
IS the work of number of private
individuals seeking temporary relief
While the interminabie scrap over
Circle Drive goes on.
Tab was. kept on the street traffic
and the golf links, and II was otserv.
ed that when the traffic was heaviest
the links were deserted. The Country
Club only makes general use of the
links on Saturday afternoon and Sun
day and a little playing takes rlaee
after 8 O'Clock on week days when
there Is light enough: at all these
times there is practically. no business
traffic. Such proving the case, It
was calculated that while the Circle
Drive scrap was going on temporary
relief for the district could be obtain
ed by opening up the old right-of.Way
through the grounds as 1t was before
the Country Club came. It would not
in any way interfere with the play.
It is better route for mauka travel,
but probably would be abandoned UNI
less the HoA9lNin public demanded its
retention after Circle Drive were open
ed, on account Of the better grade of
the latter. =. z5...5, !. a.. III.
4 To make the plan more workable an
amicable agreement could no doubt
be reached to close the rlght-of.way on
Saturday afternoon and Sunday, when
golf was being played. as at sucn
times those who had to 60 mauka
would be quite willing to go the long
way around. ~,
/ am sorry the Circle Drive matter
was again referred to the City Plan
ming Commission. have always neld
that q request to the commission to
reconsider its decision, after the thor
ough manner In which the question
was gone into, was an act OF gross
discourtesy. The fact fhat the com.
mission was willing to look into the
matter. again, even though 1t refused
to change its decision, showed a dis
Interested consideration which was
more than either the supporters or op-
ponents of Circle Drive were entitled
to. ..,5s s.. e 81 r 4z:E1tfz.
JOHN F. O. STOKES. 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-09

At CLOSE OF 1916

Statistics compiled by the depart,
ment OF public instruction show that
when the schools closed in December
for the holidays there was an en-.
rollment OF 32,27s which is a gain of
1880 over the preceding year.
The enrolment in the public
schools at the end Of December. 1916,
was rs follows:
County Of Hawaii, 9CSs; Maui. 1919:
city and county of Honolulu. 1899 :
Kauai, 4:72 This is a total Of 32,27S
for an islands. .>,--
At the close Of 1915 the total en-
rollment for the territory was 30.4SS,
making the 1916 enrolment a gain OF
1890 over 1915, or IS per cent. The
gain Of 1915 over 1914 was IL per
cent.
Following is the percentage OF at
tendance by counties during the last
fhraa yoaps.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-09

tary cost in connection with the war. What about
the destruction of property both ashore and afoat
not taking into account the loss the world of rs
ing young manhood. from countries acress the seas
as well as from wars contiguous territory? 1t il
almost beyond power to estimate the loss that has
been sustained by the world through the stagnation
Of manufactures. OccasiOned ny the enlistment of
some twenty two million men,
One might 60 on indefinitely citing material and
speculative losses to be added to the billions now
debited to mans inhumanity to man.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-09
WARS sTAGGERINGnosT

OHet ar the heading financial institutions of New.
York has become 50 vitality interested in the nters
national European struggle, that ii has issued a
booklet on the cost Of the war to date, and by de-
duetions and comprehensive calculations finds that
IL the war cenfinues until next August the amount
OF money mat viii hare been spent IN direct mill.
tary purposes amounts TO seyehtysnye billion dol,
lars
likened to astronomers figures, 1T is no child's
play to eoniure mp mental blue print OF amounts
Of such magnitude, and n few comparisons might be
OF interest giving line on what xafreally amounts
to.sin dollars and cents
From the same source as gives the approximate
cost Of three wears battling the Information is
forthcoming that il the war continues until the end
Of July it will have cost three times as much as the
combined cost Of the Napoleonic war the Civil War
the Franco.P rnssian war. the Boer war and the
RHssoJapanese war. This total will also represent
sum twice as large AZ the total indebtedness of
every nation in the world as that debt stood two
wears ago @
IL will also represent m amount nearly eight
times greater than the combined dcposits with the
1000 national hunks Of The United States III this
great war debt could be represented By gold it would
make pile seven times larger than a similar pile
! composed Of all the coined gold of the world
BY comparison with figures, easily obtained, we
And that the vast sum credited to the cost OF the
present war; would build. equip and defend two hun.
dred Panama canals.
The figures quoted abovetare bat the actual mill
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-09

n. Gooding Field does well to draw attention to
the possible dangers to the food and gameshing in
Hawaiian waters of establishing big tuna-canning
plant on Hawaii. The opinions of experts on Ha-
waiian fishes should be heard The territory does
not want it's waters drained OF the fish which now
make them famous and are bringing anglers from
all over the world Nor does the territory want the
foed-supply Of the poor man imperiled. The legis;
ature will soon be In session and the subject can
then be thoroughly gone into: If the promoters Of
the tuna-canuing plant can convince investigating
committees that their operations will not menace
the fshsupplys of Hawaii, well and good. ri
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-09
IT WAS TRUE.

A wireless arrived from Honolulu last night to
the effect that the nomination of Judge James L..
Coke for the territorial supreme bench has been sent
lin. This may be true, but it does not seem likely.
Jim was appointed third circuit judge of Honolulu
only a few weeks back and entered upon his duties
such Dee. H. If it be true. shall expect to
hear the news of the nomination of Jim governor
of Hawaii in the near future.-Maui Weekly Times