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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09
Thrilling Story Of the
British Aerial Victory

tFrom g Staff Correspondent OF The
Associated PceSS.)
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN
FRANCE April S. via London, 1O:1S
. m.-Cnder Il bite Easter sky be-
fecked only here and there with bits
of filmv whit. cloud. British avialor$
bv the hundred continued today their
work Of re-eStablish!ng beyond d Qu+S-
non OF doubt their supremacy IN the
air. They carried the hshtlnE who!iy
into the enemy territory, sought out
their airdromeS. military heaIQuart-
ers ammunition dumps and conctn-
rration CAMPS and challenged the
Germans in every possible manner to
come I'D and fight. In once instance
the British flierS penetrated nifty miles
behind the German lines. they talriy
few circles about numerically su-
Derior enemy squadron that sought %
intercept them. Speed and maleuH
ering powers are the great Qualltles OF
modern airplane scouts. ana 10 Nd
q place with the elite of the apperair,
the machines must develop in the
neichborhood of $50 miles an hour aud
DO able 10 TO tricks in flying that no.
hodv ever accomplished.
Refuge In the Mist.
To the laymcn the weather seemed
ideal for fiying. but the ,;urmen ~err
inclined to complain because some -
the woody patches OF cloud had Ell
abled several hard pressed German
aviators to take refuge in their WlS'
and escape immediate punlshme1,.
"gve US TIRES or four cloudleSS
DAYS and we will hit the Boche airfnen
such a blow that they wont be aote ~
recover all summer said an entnuSt
aStic wing suhaltern 70 the cores
pondent today. ,s.
Thc loss Of IS machines In two da%s
BON bling. fighting. photoSrapn.t.s N
obServiuS is counted oS me a,E'"'u So
u small price :" pay for the Wosk a Eva WA
chimes engaged. coupled also WIN no
fact that all these operations were Wilt
in the German lines
Fifteen Germans Sont DOWN:
,r,inst tha loss Of the ErittSh ma
chimes must be placed fifteen German
airpianes actually seen 70 crash COZ,
and thtrty-one driven do~n 49, 49,
1rstroved Tho British Will not o'l'G'ai,
u o--nrtrcc Il hostile machine deStEoEsu
until TWO o. more Of their fliess ac.uatt
see III" failing plane aolaze Or ""tEt ~
crash 5utn :, hopeless mass OF "[eChaSt.
When flirrS arc Engaged N tlGallnS
rha inr,,7:,:irn iS twenty or more ma
chimes and when one begins 70 go down
there is seldom ;:rne TO watch the c?,i-
ui,,ior 81 its earthward journey. nd"r
surh conditions. :. hNSttl" machine IS nor
r0unte,: Il: tho ;.':a, enemy casualties
lnwcv.r. ~, H-!;!~i. flying corps is an-
so!ut~f,- un."rruyh:d when Us loS$e" *
ceed ;nr.S,. ~ tin, "r"nl". Tho 'lrn pnii-
oScphicaiiv regard 'h!$ as the n"h1l.E
.,eceSS7-;i;- ,,n.;,i,rh IN maintaining The
offensive. TrtrSicaity th" G"rri27 S
scldo.,, have = ';::arhiH> nh$S'nc -
with ;hH fighting going on #iHnS: "is-.
ti-.l,- g., t.,,.i- sd. or ~" linz a; th"ir
machines dr;y..:; ,:nAu car 10 accounted
for.
Supremacy With Allies.
Th.-c - 80 ro:!;'ari$"n between the
ar1n,i,,: -. v.ur;. GDa. H. IN" Br!ilSa
and t...,.,n-.. .:ar3!:n"% To ;irtn"n. main
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09
WON SY TOLEDO

TOLEDO. Ohio. Npsil S--The Toledo
American .isscristi ion club again defeat
ID tit" Boston Americans in m eXhibl-
tinC game h"r" today. !; 20 J. Vance and
Brady held tn" worlds champions to
four scattered hits. their only run be-
ing scored on > plato error
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09
MAY PLAY FACULTY

II vas announced last night max aE
r.,,:,.rn,.,.;~ hqd i',,n practically c"m-
:,l,l"d Tor IL BASKET bail gam" hctWc"n
@,ua"nr representative "r the Whc"l,nE
i!ish :,rE,nl and the faculty: In" Eith"
v.,lI nruhnh lv H.. played Friday might.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09
SECOND TENN BEATEN.
FAME PoSTPONEI

NEW ORLEANS. La. April S.--I'itts-
hursh Na, .rnIl$ ,anconh team 4; New
Orleans tSouth"rn hsEociauory, -.
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PREVENTED BY SNOW

COLUMBUS, o. April S.---WaShinKton
Amcr!TanS-C olumhus American ASSocla-
ton game postponed. snow.
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SPOILED Ely SNOW.

81, Louis. Mo. April S.-Ci:% se-;cs
game postponed. cold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09
S,,-eranv With Allies.

The - so ro:!:ari$"n between the
ar7nim: -: v.rr& ,.oa. H. III" Br!tIS!
and t:~"'.'i.. .,:a"3:n.% 2" ;irn"n. main
.r-,,v,... .' ..'--.-~liucv r'"arS absolutely
TO aS,".:.l ;.,';~ :...I '.c""ur!iSh wh&;-
owe f,,."..;' .a-.,"'> :% .'i@Siia.l Although
IT, Z. ,.,r-....r '.st.. ',,,.t more. a"';r" III
recent v."..'::s Icy ha:" ncver intSrt"r"'A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

CT%,1NNhTT -. Npril S-~-tircinn7ii-
cleveland same callcd "T. SNOW.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

SANTIAGO. ChiIc. Apr. H.-TGe
Cniiean people are greatly disturbed
By the rours" OF events in Brazil! in
consequence. Of thr sinking b. the
C:cr"ians OF tho brazilian steamship
Parma. The cnlranc" Of Cuba into
tie war and the attitude Of Panama
r,.y" made Il deep impression and Il
political quarters the belief is cypress
g! Thai eventually Chile will be con-
PEELED 10 join in the war against Ge--
MANY
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LATIN NATIONS
CONTINUED from First Page.)

would not recognize the. de factn
government and would not rccoS-
nizc Tinoco ii elected.
As to Mexico.
Some auX;"iy has bcruman:-.
tested III the probable position Tin
ucowould take. Gui in case the
executives Of the tour Other Cen
trat mAeTlcan governments joint
;hr war, any obstruction Tinoco
might set up would she 0: little
consequence.
American officials continue 10
watch closely every move II
Mexico bui little real anxiety re-
mains. Il il believed now that
German vaccinations in that
country have failed. and that the
worst THAT may be expected troW
lila; Quatter /: 4 declaration Of
neutrality.
Investigation Of officers nf the
American 2rmy showed that n"
reports ot German reaerviSts
crossing from The United STAGES
into Mexico nav" been eNa&%tr-
AK! and thai the total humble"
crossing the Rio Grande since II"
breaking o. relation with Co.
iuany up 10 lon days a1o was not
nor. than one hundred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

DAVE SAYS:

DAN Il "a \ : -
There IS 4
Manhattan Shirt
for every m;ln-whether he
is stout or slender, long or
short Of arm, or likes ultra
OF conservative patterns, we
shall be able to suit him.
All men like shirts whose
colorS stay fresh after la1ln-
dcring. In this particular
Manhattan Shirts stand pre-
eminent.
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NONTF.FlDEO. Uruguay. Apr. S.
Tn" n"W Spapers devote many columns
~ IL" war between the United States
..ad Germany. FL Sigiio says the en-
trance az thn United States is a tell
ing blo"' TO Germany aGd that it points
the way for neutralS which are still
h,.SiiatiE-. Tnr sinking Of the Brazil
HT steamship rarana and similar in
c;icnIs. il .1tyS, may result in the inter
v"nrion nf/oihcr nations OH the same
GROUND xt(af led the United States to
act.
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BVE.NOS AIRES. April S.--All the
E"wS papers are tllin@ pages with ar
'iclr> in regard 10 the entrance Of the
lnitrd States and Cuba into the war.
publishing pictures ni President Will
son. President Menncal and other
prominent men Of the two nations.
La rr"nSa believes one important IT.
e';lI o. Cuba action will be to make
impossible the operation Of German
submarines and commerce raiders
from bases in the Antilles.
la Nacion says tho action OF the
United States means thai South Amer
lea * CCEfromrd with Il grave situa-
lion and foresceS difficulties IN The
maintenance Of commerce.
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Priced from
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Weather for today: lair
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
sfml ira Mmerifa?

@ftepao uSpllp." erfarer fra
fompef5 te6, bill &egjeringen to-
40 Ssnipet til Silfgrsler al Cos
III! frt nerifa, iao mart @pergS-
moole1 6lptl1ingen al ben en-
/. Standardization fra &irftpall
til ST eller %epentuelt ct anoet
6tebRau1,alen ct ofgjort til be
g2eub Silfreosbe6. 5amti0ig
pil ertngen ipge at ifoffe MoiS
bier Mmerifo.
3 9ul moo, laa lenge M6=
oortil G11glan0 CT oflfaaret, ta=
geS Spiflono.
&ultilfprslerne ira Mmerifo
re- giennem bore Smporterer
.cpe6 0irefte 5tatsin0fjgb, Ell
ntgbis en0nlt life ofgiort, 90
g6e6en for at faa 5fibe frog
trtil fra Mmerifa itoor og fol:
]1e6 Civilizations =5pprgsmoolet.
nnonn Denter paa fir en6elige
jrelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
Galt &bemm % cit b~atteriptti

Galt @6enm % en- b~atteriottis
Silitarb. Set er bel noe ten paa
Ii6e>" friper &r. Sobn @rege fra
&el1iber, 5aif., rot ler6e 9em 1og=
le 2injer ON Sc &11noer, font bar
pigbt @l1rifo bos mig. 6ru 2ltcia
@auer bar Ipnge 1iot al fpare Ma<
pelmerter og / to Mar bar FUN TIL
lige beret plaget al ct. uoilet, Colt
&beum. Otter 8rugen al &urifo
forlban6t @merterne> uoiIettet Ice
ge6es og fun en lille rp6 B1et biier,
Fbbor Saoret bar. Sun flyer, at &r>
rtfo er SEN be0ite Me6icirL BUN no
gen 5in6e bor bnpt / &ulet."
vSrn Mnna @obl bor alti6 fit
|iig 1aa fig, at bun npppe bor
5tono til at n6rette fit @usgier:
ming; ben6eS &9noer og Sen bol
1tgrft op1brtlmeoe og meget tr9tte
&ebelien er foribun6en og bnn f.
Ter fig ful6itan6ig raft. Sor Srem
ti6en, flyer bum, 1fal &1rifo .a1ti}
bobe Ell Blo6s / benoeS Siem."
Saa!e6es 1p6er @titorient ion
otter og otter ~fortalles: u8ar ipg
men er 111 rolf." Or. He1erS &urifl
bar en- 11bru6t &efor6 for &el6
8eba16lingen al 6e alninoelig fore
fommen6e 2i6elier. .SaaS life pa
Mpotefer, men foriDaes Soft brett
fra 2aboratoriet gje1rnem 2ofal
ogenter. &bis Sc life fien6er no
gen Mge1t / Deres geabolog, fri
itrafs ON n6iere l1n6erretning Il
Dr. Neter SabrneD & Cons 60.
1875 90. &opne g(oe., gbicagt
SSl1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
9bpr 8asiem Iuffes.

5 @orSer er Sorboloe11e paa
@rlt1o al &ulmangel rent fortpib=
leoe. u&orSgr Mpis" forbere6er fine
2eie re poa, at beres 6oglige 8uo=
brt11ger mao fge Stop; Mbi1en feet
tes nleo S%pttemulfine, me1 6a Cos
len fun moe t911oes 1 gime baa
9ogerl og set parer 1 Sine for
at fau 5ettemetollet imeltet, er set
ensbetpoenoe me0, at 5pttemaifinen
lite fon fnnsere, og @aanofettere
er iffffe til at faa. 8laoet Tan / gie-
bliffet lite ie, bborleoes @ituatio-
men fal forme fig.
Sra Sjerring fon1n1er Me6oelelie
chi i gnenoe Eilitanoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
eSpriDnnben @pitmeiter.

Meltbeo, 26en Morts. - @olt-
me! ter Scbrpoer / Meitbe6 bor itoen
3orS6ag Mi06ag beret iporlglt for
ipu16en. Hoitinipeftgr @ergige tom
nbentet paa &eoiiionsbeipg / @aar
Miooogss og itrafS efter forlo6
Hoitlnelteren &ontoret, og ban bor
life peret til at fin0e 1i6en troos
HolitietS ib9roige @fter1ggning. -
SEQ &epiiio1ten ct set fonItoteret,
at Der life foreligger t1oge11 @osie=
mangel, iaa man itaor gonife ufor=
ltoael1oe operfor No1tmei terenS syor<
ibin6en.
8oit1neiter Scbrpoer er ca. go
Mar gammel og bor baret Yoltme-
tier | N9itbeo / tire Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
6unhrrjyllann
NDe tDife 11nbifplbninger.

Sen tDife &egjering bar en6elig
befDemmet fig til at gjpre un0fplb=
ming for 6e1 omtalte fan6al9ie
@rpnieoffere be6' Sarris. n0enrigs=
minilteriet / &i9benbabn 11b ien6te
6en Is. Sebruor fp1gen6e officielle
Meb6elel1e:
IS M%nleoning ot at to tDife Mi=
%literperioner Sen 80. Oftober +. 81.
beo 6arris if90 poa cit rnsiiif &rigs=
fonge, ser forlpgte at u16bige ober
@renien til 9anmorf, og 6eref ter
benteoe bam tilboge fra banf Ont
roooe, Dor oen tDife gfegiering, efter
at nnoeripgelie / 5ugen bar fun6et
5te6, erflpret fife at fun11e ino=
rgn1me, at Sen l1nobegne ct blepet
rant paa 0anif Smraa0e, men Bar
oberfor Sen 6an1fe &egjering n6tolt
1tn lebe1oe 8eflagelie al Ben &re11=
fel1e al oonif Serritorialb9jbe6, 1om
bar fn16et 5te6 0erbe6, at Sc to
Oeilitarperioner begab Jig ms pau
oanif Omraooe og be11tebe Sen loo-
reoe r1siiife @rigsfange tilboge. -
5antioig bar Sen tpife Megiering
meooelt, at De to Militerperioner
pt1 blibe 6raget til Mnfbor.
Sen tpife Negiering bar tilfgja,
at oen life biloe babe tagt / Be-
%taa1fning, iaafremt SEN poag91oenoe
&rigsfa1ge bnr blepet / 2ibe, at fri
gibe og oDerleDere bam til be bon1fe
W%Dnoigbe6er, Iamt at benne Sag
bar gibet Mnle0ning til, at set paa=
l1D bur blebet in6fferpet Be tDife
8r9n1eDagtpolter at reipeftere ben
@rRn1e."
Sill Mebbelelien ON &rpnfel-
len al 0onif Serritorialbpjbeb beo,
at Wilitprperioner begab fig ober
paa banif Ierritorilm, bemnrfer
Molffs 8urea11 i Berlin, at begge
SC to til BEN tDffe Seer bgrenbe Ser.
imner n0eluffenoe ooerffreo @ran=
ian of Observation-Disclosures @rnnbe'
for at bringe ben paa 0anff @runo
Iammeniunfne laare0e @usier
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@n falif @plitibetient.

&olitiet / ajebenbapn efteribger
Ell Mano, Ser bar faitet Zig oper
Ell bibtil ufenot Graftf. San ben=
benote Jig forle6en til en- MSiiitent
&an1en / 2ibiagergqbe % meooelte,
at ban por 8olitimanb % fom for
at frppe ct Belpb paa 10 SCI. for
Ell EDberianmel6el1e, font Son1en
bop6e giort. MSiiltenten lopeoe at
fomme in6 paa 5tationer meo He11=
gene. Da ban inofanot fig Der, I'll
1an befrnftet fin S%ormooning ON,
at Bolitiet naturligbis fife freezer
|Webpr for Sc Mnmelbel1er, BET moo
tager. Sen fallfe Getlent efter1p.
geS MI.
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To Par
Heklede
Gardiner Fit.

Disse er store,
smukke ssNottinR.
ham" hRklede Gar
diner. 24Yds lange,
elegant Nc
smuk bred B Tort,
godt udfGrt Kant.
Passende forParlor,
Dagngstue etc. Skriv
efter Is Stk "OEve
Oil Castile''. Smbe
at sselge''M 10c Stk.
vi sender 'SRben.
portofrit. Mar solRt
send os $3.50 og vi
sender Dem to Par
at disse srnukke
Gardiner.
Friend Soap Co.
Dept. N. 223.
Concord Jet,
Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
@j9!p, og at 0en enc al 6e poogel=
0en0e SDlfere 1let fife bi6ite, bDor=
lc6es @r9n1m lgb.
Snbbplbsrigt @resfar.

Naa 8anegoar0en / en- ip61les=
bigif 8p biloe Ell Dome forle0en
itige in6 / en- &1tpe; berpeo fal6t
ct ltort @resfor, bun bol6t / SIR
me1L neo pau Berroten og git I
mange 5tDffer. 9ette bar fife laa
m%prfeligt; mere merfeligt bar 6et>
at Ser no al @resfarret fal0t 9@g,
Scot, 5mgr, Hplier og andre 60
ger. Soo. tog Holitiet fig al BET
lpfre &eiiego0s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
Gm 9rema font 6allfmpntner.

Gm 9ren9 iom Salifmbntner.
Ser bar / Sen ii0Ite Si6 cirfn=
leret fal1fe ioenife 100@&ronefe0ler
% folife finife @e6ler / 2uleoo % |
Eorneoaoolens 9iltrtft.
Gn finjf Wla110 be6 Nobn 2a116=
gren er bleben anbo16t, itgtet for at
babe fabriferet % u6gipet Sc fol1fe
Se6ler.
s Sorb9ret forfloreoe 2%a1t0gren,
at set life bor bam, ser fabrifere=
Sc Hengeie0!erne = ban bap6e Blot
nogibet Dem. Set bar, forflareoe
Fan bi6ere, cit ID Mars Sfole0re1g,
Ser bor ier6eles 6Dgtig / Segning,
iom efter BANS Opfor0ring bob6e
tcgnet @e6lerne.
@foleorengen bleb mi in6brag1
til Nolitiitrotione11, bbor bon gat
1omme Sorflaring iom 2an6gren.
Da 5e0lerne bor l16m9rfet lapet
tbiple6e Holitiet paa 0enne 6orfla:
ring.
Drengen fit 1aa u6leberet Sc for
ng0ne Segnerefbiiiter og bleb beor
bret. til UNDER &olitiopiDn
at tegne en- fin1f 100lWearfiebbel.
Sill 8oIitim9r6eneS Oberrai feli
tegneoe 9re1gen / 2gbet al forbap
1en6e fort Sib cit 5e66el, ser bal
1oa forblpffen6e Zig Ell 9gte SEQ
6el, at set bar banifeligt at afgjpre
! Dbilfen al 5e6lerne, Ser Dor egte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
So nfasiiitenten, Der bapbe tjent Ell
lille Milliun, men after
TAFT bem.
uMarbus Mmtsti0en0e" fort

.a= N~
Ter:
z San bor 8a11fasitltent meo Ell
Gage poo 1900 Ser. lomt en- lille
Eartieme, og ban Dab6e Ell Wt9ng=
Sc @fstraarbejbe for ban bob
Sc buabe Some og 8grn at for1pr=
&c.
Set gift nogerlun0e, in0ttl ban
Ell Dag lammren meo ct Nar &o!!-
leger begpnote at ipille paa @er-
iea1. 0e tjente u0merfet og bapoe
jr Desiinerne fra fgrlte &aano, og
oct bar / sen 3i6, So allie tiente,
nemlig i 6ior Son1mer.
9 ban bop6e tjent en Sorml1e
poo omtrent e1 lille Million, fi9bte
BON EN- .@iuo, bbor ser bar life
min6re en- 80 &erelier, u6ltDreoe
Dem allie fprlteligt og bolot itore
@elifober, bel bi6en6e, at en- @i!la
al Ser, Mrt forpligte0e. San tjente
jo bber Sag Ell 6ormlte, laa get
gift l1of.
8 a Sen ltore Me6gangsperiooe /
Sftober, Nopember og December
por inoe, bor bdn etgageret me6
liot oper 100000 ST.. / forifjellige
Mftielelifaber, nabnlig / 5bobliDre,
Ser Deb bans @jpbeti6 ito6 / &1rs
al $50 mi en- Sen ne6e / 480.
s ans 8ef1ellerer frebe6e ito6ig
lt6rr e og 1terre Sn6betalinger, men
for nogelr &i0 ii6en bao0e ban
life flere &enge. San iolgte &il<
loen .og betalte 8efiellereren: ghu
Dor bnn / en- lille 2=@ereliers 2ei=
ligDe6 og bar set meget imoot. San
fan l9lge alle fine &apirer, metl
til oe %n11peren6e &urier bill bo11
tabe alt.
9esbprre bor bon fife / go6 Ei1
iprg ct for at fire fin Snmilie no.
get. Naor 8brien otter reglemente.
ret aabner fine &orte, oil set bi1f
fig, ON ban tom re66e noget al fit
6ornrlte, eller ON alt ifal bore ion
len 1fien Drpn1.
Seloigbis bar BON BOG life Jag:
fin B1a6s op / @onfen, bpor ba1
mi ii6ber og tenfer ti1boge pot
BEN Si6> Don Dor SEN lille Coos
ejer" mc0 Sc 80 8nre!tl Ter. Men al
Gfstraarbej6et bor bon forlpngl
lood gao ober pao or6re &eroer
IS fine @elmogts6oge forereoe bo1
bette Mrbej0e bort til en- fottig Sol
lego Ser fife boboe Moo6 til a
ipefltlere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
anfonmer BERTH eller afgaar ber

.anfommer BERTH elIer afgaar oer-
fra.
Seen oenne 5ituation bill, efter
bba6 hi erfarer gien1lem Ell 5amta=
Ie meo cit berbprenbe 5agfDnoig,
n,eget burtigt funne frernfaloe al
borlige 8anfeligbeoer for Sslanos
Sor1pning meo en- &affe ngoben-
6ige 6orbr1gSortifler, lfribes Der
fra &jpbenbaDn.
6orbolbet CT bette, at Be islun6lfe
&jgbm9nb life ligger inoe me6 ret
fore 8%ebo!oninger al nplten ollie
@orer. Silt % &igo ton Sc natur-
ligbis til en- big @rab lelp flare
Jig me0, men cit iaa np6Denotg Bare
iom Miel til 8rp0 menes Ser fun
at pere 5orlDninger al for en- Maa=
r1e6. 2ignen0e Sorbolo sir i9
gel6en6e for talrige on6re ptgtige
&orer.
5fal Ser oerfor life opitaa Sc al
borliglte @anlfeligbeoer for Sslano,
fer man oerbiemme ingen anbe1l
l16bei ems at SSlan0 mao iGge /
Mmerifo at frogte amerifanife SIT
lie II SSlon0 bar 1elD ingen 0iSpo=
nibel Sonnage = til at iejle Sc
pigtiglte @orer fra Mmerifa op tt.
Sslano. SIT bette bill blibe baaoe
ban feligt og 6Drt, er en- @elbfplge,
men fra 6onif SIDE Tan Ser forelp=
big intet gjeres.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
URIC ACID
VOLDER
RHEUMATISME"

Jeg gnsker at Devise dettilDer TH-
fredsstilleIse. Hvis De hal ,RHEUMATIS-
ME eller NEURITIS, acut eller krontsk =:
uden Hensyn til Deres TIlstand -. sEriv J
Dag efter min FRI BOG ON "RHEUMA.
TlSME, DfNS AARSAG OG HELBREDEL-
Bog nogensinde sltrevet''. Send ingen
Frimerker - len err ULDSTEND!G FRI:
Husk at,der maa skrives 1aa Engelsk,
JESSE a. CASE,
!. Brockton, Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06

ION Dllrberer bet fn1lone 2ele TT
lo,peanllnp1,te rulbe Cum. 0g efter
bpub yMarbrs 5tt." erfarer, er
fnnbet giort paa Ell gnfes Glen
Dom, font {ooleoes nleo ct 5lag bar
foaet en- giebliffelig Merparoi at
100000 @r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
Sslanb % 8lpfabeu,

blanbt 6e Smraaoer, bbor ben
e 8lofa0e bar lat fine alporlige
'or oDerfor Danmarf, er ogiaa
,lejlingen al Ss1on6. 5om Sor=
bloene er MI, er al 6ort poa So
inoltillet, - intet 6onif Sfib
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
8rnnfnl-G bentbret.

S ger. Blum er 8rponing / @ang
! ct 2ele, io1n er batr6eret til 3OO,-
600 ST.. Dette ebentDrlige 6ano er
en- %a1itentiif @ienosgiernine;. set er
Stats geolog Milters, Ser bar fon-
l@tateret Oct og BET er ogiaa bam,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
6par,
5 -8olitif" 'fr'0sr aess @'"@.
Epar!

Seq CT p0roget Ben eanle
ncltjplfe @Pemoral, Der lerte, at
.Troooleri1p % ~9ruffenifab" bar
Snno. Mi Sober ilog mig ober
Singrene, har ieg life til Miooag
]pilte 54p @a1ge iaa mango
aortofler Pn 500. Seq ct lite fom<
met bloc el1b at set Grgrer mig
at 1e uk Menneifer fpiie lige
ioo meq$3po iom &artofler. Meo1
hsr olttbuife, at magert &b6 %
Rortofla|ar fannie N9ringsbero1
pr. ag.nen at &goet folter Oct
2O=Dpbbf"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-19
MADRID, Spain, April 1.-the Spanish cabi
n a body today as result Of the war crisis.
Allies on West Take Many Germans
Unwounded, Also Number Of Big Guns

u. s.. Wireess
April
offensive
invaders Both the
seized
five hundred and eighty nachinsgu
which steadily increasing the German
according the
censo .es4s
egm badly
Of yesterday Of surrender Of
which entire wood which had been carefully
Inmedte conplen he movement the German sol
taken the wood
machine
fighting
attacked the
on mile stretch OF country
the attached
yesterday smmns the ee but the affair proved
before had time 70 consolidate their gains tn
OF
ndredsk lied andse Of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-19
.ROTARIANS TALK
|. ON AUTOMOBILES
ATLUNCH TODAY

From one-lungers to twelve cylln-
ders" was the topic of discussion at
the Rotary Club luncheon at the Alex
ander Young Hotel today. Marston
Campbell was the principal speaker
and in an interesting talk told OF the
history of the automobile in Hawaii.
William Hogs also spoke on the
automobile, telling OF the first ship
ment of machines which was received
here. They were all electrics and
would not run. Hoogs was delegated
to return them to Chicago, and placed
them in a warehouse which later burn
ed, and the owners collected the in
surance.
b. E. Dodge told of the development
of the automobile business. and was
followed by Jack Warren. who spoke
on the economy of operation OF the
modern vehicle. Others who talked
were Major Mett,er, who told of the
use OF trucks in the army; C. B. Gage,
who discussed the, Eastern situation;
p. NJ. Smoot, who dwelt on the growth
of the accessory business. and Ben
Hollinger. who told Of the trucks in
business.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-19
new RESERVATION
ARTILLERY RANGE

The first step of the army depart
ment to acquire reservations days
march apart around the island OF
Oahu was eonsummated Wednesday
when II was announced by Governor
Pinkham that President Wilson had
signed executive orders setting aside
three pieces of land, one at Wanna.
nalo of 1910 acres, another near the
Honolulu plantation mill at Aiea of
274.04 acres and the third at Nanikuli,
Waianae, of 3136 acres.
These reservations are to be, used
as camping, instruction and training
grounds for the army. The Waimana-
10 reservation will have an artillery
range constructed as an addition TO
the one near Schofield Barracks. At
present 1t is not the intention OF the
arny department to erect buildings
on the reservations. but simply have
them in order that when the soldiers
are. moving about the island they may
camp on federal land.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-19

PROCLAMATION LAYS DOWN
RULES FOR GERMANS HERE

Of April! A. 1917 Woodrow wilson President
oil ~ iSNued
time place rearm weapon Implement OF
ammunition, silencer
the explosives;
shall
there invisible writing
found the alien enemy
shall subject
persons
ed Marshal authorized BY him
all articles
That those the territory, other than the island
delivery hereby
said behAf
MY 18TH day April. D.
j.. j. SMIDDY.
United Territory