davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
Mdtnna. &atholiteu!

aommet mad benz Rbefftone.1baIe IN groni
unb uRoberiS Gounttes. g. 9af., no bic
1eeeuoen gut entpt6elt ftnb unb Der Boben
gut W. Wtr babeu fhone 9ropeS, urb aorn
irb aIetnaetretoe- eebetbeu bor8neIt9. 0tr
baber cine S9peferHf4ule uno fotboItIoe
air6eu. S6reibt an
MARTENS BROS.
Milbank, s. Oak.
Referen5: Rsb. 3. 8. G'Reiu. ptarrer.
Betm S3retbeu erfpdtne man btefes BIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

gcrlangt.-GrieIter alif benz 2anbe
iud1t perniinftige Game in mittlcreu
Sabreu als SausbdIterin. WuB crit
tIaiiige &Dtin NIT mebridbriser gr>
fabrun9 uub a~nberipdrts tiihtig fem.
Wub bette GmpfebIungen beiisen.
Seine nnoere 9etpiiniht. &onierpens
biitieus9 umen nit Seff>
nern ais ein5i9e gmpfebIun9, brauben
tlid)t an3ufragen. Sbreibe eueIiih.
Ibrciiiere: Rep. 8. M., oicies @Iatt.
asa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

MARS, Soma. - (Spc5ials
Rorrcippnbeu3.) Nm porigen Sonutag
iuuroe bier befauut ge9cben, baB Der
bod,iu. @atcr 9ape. Der Nadiol9cr hcs
bodiu'iten Wigr. Seueritein, feline
,8furritcQe oieie 8odje antretcn ipcroe.
--(N. 5. s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
EcrpenIeiben.

Rt. 4, SberIin, SONS, Sept. 1915.
S6or felt ~ Subren lit Id an gserper.
bate iiberdu SbrerSen, fiibIte riieoersef6ld'
gen, bate uber INNER euten gppettt. Baiior
ttbnie'S Iereire befretic mid bon rneineri
2etben. Sdmes scott.
.. SIou,ann fareibt bon W. 9oint. mliiT.,
bab er burb barte sIrbeit unf teiner Sarrn
CANA t~nusielitipnb trrrbe, boacetn aebraltts
CT Qoiier aortls ~9ierbtne, ipel9e 10 gut iuirite
bab er es iebr eiHpfiehlt.
sIebnIi& ihreibt glotbiIbe Mers bon ct.
9abrtel, Seg., bab fe f6redlt6 an ibren RET
ben lit, bueeeen NIT ser Wirfune bon 9uItor
85uips ~gieroiue iebr s~ufrieoen NJ.
Die bodfp. 5pfuefter gaiburtns In 2uGrctfe,
22iac., faet: hub fe bon gterooittdt uno Sblais
IpTisiei. EURO gniipr a5nie's gterrine befrett
pnsse,. feeran fte fGon felt ,ipet Sa4ren se'
Iiiien bate.
c<~~S Elm tpertboor.s BUD far Ttrn.nI,ihsuht
AeIRk nirb Ssbeni Der es %otrlonat. ~tuasIauet.
- Nrne erbaltrn aud bic 9itoi;in Irliorft.
3tsfe NRtbtatn tourbe ief BEN SABRE 1870 bon bsm
6ptw. pator RbRis. fort Waore. Sab. ~suberstst
rHb itef urttr fttHer Gniuetiuns bon Der
kOENIG MEDICINE CO., Chicago, iii.
81 w. Lake ST., near Dearborn.
Bet MHstbetsrn ~ babtn fdy
800 ets 0iathe. o 8iafdben fac $500,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
Mdtung, fatboIiiMe 2anojudler!

Che ste i6 entf4lteben. ii1 irsenbpo
@eIeeenbeiteu tn Wlinneiota unierfuten. Cute
WlGrlte flr aqe proouite. 20 WeiIen bon
WinneapoliS. up.to'baie Sarmers' CREAMERY.
baIo eebaut. 9rets SIS BITS S25 per Nder
iar ipfloeS 2aub uno s35 BIS SIS flr Der.
beiiertes 2ano. soreftere: !. u. epnh,
SorreSton. WiiHn. Rcfereu5: geb. Satber
aral, Pfurrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
Eerlangt.

9eutides tatboIii6es gbepaar in
Snbren. Srau fir Saus>
arbett uno toheu. Iann fir itettge
Irbeit ,im's Sals nnb an Reubauten.
8obnune fret. 1853 SisbIanb Ape.,
Chicago, 81.
Beim e0reiben er,pdbne bteies BIntt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

Cine fleine Sarm in California ipirb
Sbnen NIT peni9er Irbeit nlebr 8eIb
einbrin9en. sic iperben LANCER unb
better Iebeu. Serrlides &lima. Sradtz
barer goben. Niebrise Sreiie. 2eittc
8ebin9uu9eu. Sifere Yrofite. 8aitz
freuuOli9e Nadbarn. 8ute 8eee.
S6uleu unb &ir6en. S6reibt fir
unieren Gan Soaquiu gaIep Slus
itrateo Sober frei. 6. g. Seasrapes,
Snbuitrial Gommiiiioner, u. E. &
9. g. Hp., 1882 8aiItpap gr6anee,
Chicago, Sa. 1,25,ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

Observation-Disclosures Sarmer in
aauias iudt beutite fatbpliite Sauss
bdIterin, 80 bis 48 Sabre alt. grtra
sutes Seim. Gbreiiiere: u. W.-299,
bie1es Slatt. 1,25,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
Ahtung, 9anbfdufer! -

gdtuns, 2anbfdufer! - aaniass
9anb in ipirfIid gutter 9egeub. @utes
&lima. aatbuIiihe Stride uno Itas
oemie. 9reiS fir CUTE Seime uuo
Gapitalanlaee $40 bis 1926 per
elder. Heferen3er: Gnttpeoer gant
ober Reb. 6. 8ablreier. Seine fali6e
SariteIun9 Der Sbatia6eu. Sir
Hdberes ihreibt mir, Spbn y. Seinen,
Reul gitate. Gaipter Gitp, Sans. asa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
,,Sasreb" ubne @aruuns ~pcricnft.

SDerspiIle, Soipa. = 9ier
ipllrbeu am bori9eu 9icustas perbeis
ratbet SRI. Inna NeDen5 bon bier uub
&err Sobu Sdaaf bon Ranfatp,
Rinu. 8liidluunih!-(S. s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

Stelleuseiuh. = Seuti6er fatbos
Iiider iun9er Rann iudt Stele alS
a~ufparter in eiuem Sotel ODER 9es
.itaurant. Sat quite grfabruns. Spritt
Dret Sprafen. Ibreiiiere: Watbias
Gngel, @atita, StIo. 1854
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

~Itrdnsise SIedte fir $500 beriteIen.
Senbet Cure ausgefdmmten Saare
nad $50 Gait 25tb st., Winneapulis,
Wtnneipta. asa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

gerlanst.- 8uter, b~eitdnbieer
Sarmarbeiter fir Die Saiiou auf
WiI6s mn 8etreibcfarm. Gutter
2obu unb 9utes Scim. Cornelius
gaubertuerf, Eutper Gitp, 81. Sat.
ala
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

Observation-Disclosures Sarmarbeis
ter. &atbolif bor9e6o9en. 8eroe 2obu
regelmdbis be5ablen. $45 pber $50
pro Ronat fir rn9efdbr iieben Wo>
nate. Sobn 5. Speiiie, Grace. Cast,
Canada. ala
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

8eiuht.-Stele als S~ausbGlterin
fir Sun9geielen ODER 8itttper nit
fleiner Samilie. abreiiiere: e. Y. a.,
oieies 9latt. 1,25,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

$40 adcr Seimitdtten in Wuntana,
ucue Srti6aften. 9eibdfts s@elesen>
beiteu. Shidet % Gents (Silber)
fir 3arte unb Gusfunit. GbreIiiere:
Il. 9. Gummiifiuuer, Sutloot, Wont.
Liza
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

8erlaust.-Wnnn uno Srau pbne
ainbcr, Inn auf Hauh in Safuta 81
arbeiten. Gbreiiicre: 81. q. 2unsiutt,
Salep, N. Saf. asa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
AathoIifte @6ujer uerlauat,

nm 9auS In iatboIif9en @eeenben In sless
gebirsureeH gu faufer. 8teics 0ano. penu
rt1tie bebdut, bat pdbrenb oer leeten bret
Sabre iebes Sabr eenne @etseu probuotert,
I'm ben botiten eenonnter Brets an be3ablen.
eorn ereibt bis Du 65 BufbeIs per @der,
8SersaIt nj e@resSt far ' cite nnS aor i@
.. o. Weit, Nantpu, aanfas. = Referens:
Beb. Sr. Martiu. Raifou,, Sans.
Heim Snretben erpdbne man btefss gIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

Sanb IN Sidiuipn Gountp, Suiua.-
@ier8ig Gder 81 %niebrigem Sreiie.
~ Weile bon aus9e5eihneter fatbos
liIder Sdule. aann am 1. Rdr3
iibernommeu iperben. W. 6. @cibel,
Wilforb, Soipn. FLA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

8erlangt.-gtu superldiiiger Raun
aIS rSanitor". Gutter 2o6n. ct.
Waarp's Gburh, Ilton. Soma. 1854
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

&entudp's better Natural 2eaf-
Sabaf, MILD unb an9enebm, 3ipei unb
brei Sabre alt, gum fauen ober
rau6en, 3 8fb. $500; 7 Yfo. $2.00.
2. HDienblatt, Gainesville, &b. 2,1,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

gu p%erfaufen. - @in3ise gle6z
ifmiebe unb Slumping chop in
Gountbiis Stabt NIT 5000 gintpobz
nern i'm iiiolidcu Stlaboma. Iorel<
iiere: 8. M.-303, bieIer gIatt. asa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
Suet ausaeseifuete Saraaius.-16C

ader, moberne Sarm, iebr biuig. Cine
WeiIe o Stride unb Stabt. - $50
ELDER berteiierte Sarut. 9euti6e Gnz
iieblune. Wer ii6 beeiIt, lam biuig
~taufeu. @ustrnft sibt: Catholic 2ano
Co., Stratton, Colo. Refereu5: 8eo.
". &ieffer. 12. ,ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

@erlanst. = Seutider tatbolii6er
GRANDDAUGHTER. 8eitdnbige GniteIluns.
aoreiiiere: u. S.-297, bieies 8Iatt.
1854
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

Us lobnt iid, bic arseisen 81 leien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

Observation-Disclosures GnItreifer
unb Sape5ierer ais 8ebiiIfe ober
SbeiIbaber. Ioreiiiere: 8. S,-3O1,
pieIes 9Iatt. 1854
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

@crlanst. - &atbolii6cs WGohen,
nm alli Sarm gu ar6eiteu. Srei Ser
ionen in Samilic. @uter 2obn. Mbreis
iiere: z. S.-309, bieies 9latt.
1,25,ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

(SprtIebung bon Der l.. Geite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

9ie Santa &c Giien6abn ma9t
cine ipe3ieae Mntinoigung
bon grobent Sntereie fit Tarmer.
SIS nanset an 3t, I'm af Gm3a5eten enppeben 9e Sf Sci
tmeu r Brhe ebt abrb Die Santa 5eeienban pirht ob Sic t
1trehen fnN abeps urd cine
1eme Sarrn' Geleeenteit in eincfn Ser beten
Staten Der ttnion.
Cine nme 2me Der Santa1e moHmt cine fumnmre YrnrpaeaaS
Inn suSpehen 100 brehs pMe 6nrnpr nit @e3nbau, SGmeme mo
NebJItt iebr efdgre6 waral. Sr Onnen Sic, nnn Sic it
banSen. Sre auspdI teMen, Sic fonnen B ben ern gbWen Die H6
be eHene GeeeenMt gu gse MADDEN Sic fonnen ppr Der @UenbMm
oa im; Dro ben 2euen ole Die Gfenbabn brWn miro; Dor men,b Die
nMt 10 ihea 9anbeL1 ne Sic. Sir zen Wm nit ernaen geDmu.
tn lit ese neg degemet beT h im in iemn 2eMn ndt pR&y
buRn miro. @hngepHe @nhi hrbimer meHNerS armr fam
ber9 es Snb Ju ertauni6 ncougen Been umr GBrt khmn
gGTgmsep erpebeL
@m Sic 3utamn baen Dob cine spe Ginbabn nj Die ma
nnpiddt mo Npanfonnnin9e ehlgrdh 5n nMn mirtt Sann ioahn
Se mir e fir NaNreS uberoh en Guntt nbeten
IubeS afma geeuhmthbe goubehe, Stpel arten Seepbn
CUTE 2aHu@e a@ lit aeH9emo prhmbcL NIT ausnn6me bon aemm
uhommmge im nfr me8 orpne elmer @egrb gnnbm menl Die
bis ms aefmh pom Acknowledgment orS ama6 INTERRUPT mbb m
nn ais gut e3dfmRt mlbe?
SdrefNm sic ietu uni Len Sic mid Sbnen elm euupar bs
ir5eaen iaufrtren GthIms 5menSen SaS mrm rofenki6a,
c. L. SEAGRAVES. Industrial Commissioner.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fee Ry,
1914 Railway Exchange, Chicago, -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-12
ESCAPED
PRISONER
CAPTURED
Discovered as StoWaWay on
Wilhelmina, He Boasts OF
His Record and is ImpriS-
oHed; Makes Dash for Lib
erty in San Francisco

- FRANCISCO GAMBIA, gunman,
burglar and gambler, considered
by the police one of the most des-
perate of Filipino criminals in these
islands, who escaped from a prison
work gang at Kalihi on August 20,
was taken from the Matsonia his
morning under guard.
After escaping from the prison gang
Gambia remained in hiding in Homo
lulu until the day before the Wilhek
nina sailed for the coast, August 2S.
Then he walked aboard the vessel
in the daytime, disguised as a cargo
worker, and hid himself in one of the
holds.
The second day out he was discov-
cred. Questioned, he in his bravado
boosted that he was an escaped pris-
oner for whom the Honolulu police
would pay Dig reward. He was
placed under guard until San Fran
cisco was reached. While prepare
tons were being made to transfer
him to the Matsonia he made dash
for liberty and succeeded in getting
half way up the Matson wharf when
he was stopped by the second mate
Of the Wilhelmina. -...
When Gambia was. unprecedented on
the Wilhelmina he was armed with a
big As caliber Colts revolver loaded
with four cartridges. This gun he
admits having stolen from a China
man while he was at liberty in Homo
lulu, and also gold watch which was
found concealed in his clothing.
Canida's police record began in
Honolulu on February Z, 1917, when
he was given a sentence of not less
than four years for burglary. The
following spring he escaped from prfs-
on and while being brought to Homo
lulu by Japanese policeman of Waia-
lua who captured him, he shot the Of
ficer in his right leg and managed to
escape again.
Some time afterwards he was again
captured and given an additional SEN
tence of 18 months for burglary in
the second degree and not less than
five years for assault with a deadly
weapon.
How dangerous the police believe
Gambia to be was indicated this morn
ing as he was brought down the Mat
sonia gangway. Officer Carter of the
waterfront police and Sergeant Fred
Iaukea grasped him by both arms be-
tween them and held him firmly as
they led him to the patrol wagon,
while the officers kept their guns
in readiness for an expected dash for
liberty by the convict.
When an examination Of the stolen
gun and cartridges was made at the
police station it was discovered that
there were no bullets in the cart
ridges, but they were filled instead
with small bird shot. Believe me.
Gambia would have used that gun if
he had gotten a chance" one of the
officers said as the prisoner was
locked in a cell.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-12
REDUCED RATES u. S.
TO JAPAN Is PLAN?
fAssecissed Press By .. 8. Naval oomnuni

xls,octsted Press By .. 8. Naval oommunl
cation Servtoel
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. IL
Reduced freight rates between Amer
lea and the Orient on all lines be-
comes a strong possibility now
through an agreement being worked
out between the Japanese embassy
and the administration officials,
whereby a large number of Japanese
steamers will be transferred from
various routes to the Pacific, to ham
die all stranspacific commerce on
agreed rates, in exchange for which
the United States viii lift the en-
barge upon the expectation OF steel
plates in order that the Japanese ship
building may proceed.
This is the information received
here last night, contained in kilograms
from Washington to San Francisco
chamber of commerce.
Washington advices also state that
there is no longer any question but
that California viii become the manu-
featuring base for airplanes to be
built for the use Of Japan and Rus
STA. -..-.. T..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-12
GOVERNOR NAMES
GREEN AS MAJOR
IN LOCAL GUARD
tContlnpsc on page two)

Francis J. Green, chairman of the
district exemption board and officer
in charge of the selective draft, was
today commissioned by Governor
Pinkham as major in the National
Guard of Hawaii.
In a letter to the adjutant general
of the territory, the governor instructs
that Major Green be detailed as an
assistant acknowledgement and placed
on the governors personal staff.
Major Green will be authorized to
execute such portions of the selective
service law as devolve on the office
of adjutant general under the -egula,
lions prescribed by the president,
bearing date of May Is, 1917.
Under these regulations the adiu-
tant general of each state or territory
is given the duties of keeping all Sc
lective draft records, interpreting
regulations and conducting mobiliza-
ton of those drafted. This commits
sion will place Major Green in direct
charge of this work with which he is
familiar through his position on the
registration and draft boards.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-12

PICTURED
BY WIDOW
Woman Whose Husband Was
Slain at kaneohe Tells How
She and Spouse Were Taken
to Canefield, Then Followed
a Shot and a Groan
THE JURY

Chas. A. McMcWayne, Richard \
y N. Mossman, Edmund Hedemann, =
y Mark A. Robinson, Geo. Isenberg, =
y Harry B. Bailey, Ululani F. Lem =
y on, Fred C. Lyser, Jas. P. Winnie, =
y VIM. E. Heine, Christian Even y
y sen, Chas. S. Johnson. =
\$+\%$+<%<+<<%<<r
n shot in the dark, mufHed groan,
~ cry for help, then quiet-this
~ is all that Mrs. Tsunetara Haya-
shibara knows Of the manner in which
her husband met his death in a pine
apple field near Kaneohe on the night
of August 81, according to her testi-
mony this morning in the trial OF Isl
doro Alario and four other Fflipinos
charged with the brutal murder.
Il stood there in the darkness" she
told the court. My hands were bound
behind my back and my feet were
tied. A Filipino stood on each side
of me. They unbound my husband
and | know that he became separated
from the Filipinos. Then / heard a
shot in the dark and a groan. My nus
band cried for help and then all was
quiet. The Filipinos left then, and
after | had freed myself from the XII
mono sash that bound me, and went
to his side, he was dead"
Holding tightly in her arms her
baby daughter made faIherless by the
brutal killing with which the Filipinos
are charged, Mrs. Hayashibara told of
the affair in a quiet, eager voice.
Throughout the long ordeal OF exam
ination and cross-examination the lit
tie girl slept peacefully.
when my husband and l were clos
ing the store that night, a Filipino
came in" said the woman. There
were FIVE in the store altogether
DO you see any of them in court?"
asked Deputy City Attorney C. S. Da-
Wis.
Identifies Prisoners.
The Japanese woman left the wit
ness stand and went down and stood
before the FIVE Filipinos seated in
chairs inside the railing She looked
them over for a moment and then
began to talk in Japanese to Attor.
ney Will T. Garden, counsel for the
defense. Chester A. Doyle, Japanese
interpreter. came to the rescue.
Isidoro Alario was identified by
Mrs. Hayashibara as being the first
Filipino to enter the store.
She also pointed out Gabriel as haY.
ing been there. She could not iden.
tify the others, she said, as they had
their hats pulled down over their
eyes.
In brief, the woman's story was
this: sassHs p
The first Filipino bought some so
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-12
JAPANESE HERO OF
VERDUN GOES HOME
(speeial cable to Nippon Jiiil

TOXIC, Japan, Sept >1g.-Comman
der Isobe, who was one of the mos
ring aviators at Verdun, has return
ed to Japan. For two years he has
been a member of the French avia
ton corps with the rank of lieutenant
During the siege of Verdun, Comman
der Isobe, who holds that title in the
Japanese navy, succeeded in destroy
ing Il German planes. He was seri
o1sly wounded in an aerial engage
:lent and was reported dead. He later
recovered. and was decorated by the
French war office for gallant service
rendered.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-12
ALIENS, EXCEPT
ENEMIES, GIVEN
RIGHT TO ENLIST

Alien Japanese, Filipinos and ali
other races except enemies should be
drafted into the national army from
Hawaii II they so desire, according to
q cable message received today from
the war department by Chairman F.
j. Green of the exemption board.
This cable was in response to one
sent a few days ago by Chairman
Green, asking in regard to Japanese
and Filipino aliens who have regis
tered and who desire to waive exemp-
lions. The matter was brought up
specifically by query from the Jap
anese press, which stated that many
of the local Japaaese, though foreign
born. desire to serve in the draft
army.
The chairman took up the matter at
once with Washington, and todsy's
cable gives him authority and instruc-
tions to accept such aliens.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-12
IAssoeiatsd Press by .. 5. Naval ccmmun
cation Sarvieel

IAssoeiatsd Press by .. 5. Naval ccmmunt
cation SsrviesI
p UEN0S AIRES, Argentine,
- Sept. 12.-The Argentine
government has acted with
aIacrity following the disclos-
ures that Count Luxburg, the
Swedish charge d'affaires, had
been, acting in the interests of
Germany and through embassy
channels sending messages to
: Berlin regarding the movement
Of Argentine shipping. ~
Today the government sent Count
Luxbnrg's passports TO the German
legation, with instructions that they
be delivered to him as soon as he
could be located. II was previously
stated that he had gone for the week
end 10 the country. ..,.. -.
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Sept. r.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Liniman,
in a statement issued today, says that
Baron Lowen, the Swedish minister
to Argentine, will not be recalled.
Minister Lininan declares Ambas-
sador Lowen was in no way to blame
for the tenor of the messages sent
through by Count .Luxburg to Berlin
notifying the German government OF
the sailing of Argentine ships for
EuroDe.
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japan To Send 100000
Troops To Petro9ard #
Capital Is Threatened

is considering sending
early help rehabiae the
Russian Nppu Jill Y Fuwa Hawaiian
syndicate Of Japanese in
Washington that this information secured from good
authority
There circles the capital
regarding participation the
definite effect that it
Seriously the information
Japanese Japan will the
Russia, should the Germans threaten Petrograd
months work
the japanese
campaign until early in the
be handicapped in their Of
winter diplomats Washington believe
actively Germany is ertan to
in the this winter.
conference between Vice Admiral
commission osephus Dan
that Japan would
Japan a squadron vessels under Admiral Sato
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JAPANESE TRAINING
SHIP DUE TOMORROW

At noon tomorrow the Japanese
nautical training ship. Taisei Maru,
Captain NJ. Kanno. win arrive off
port, according to DR.. T. KatsunHma,
who received wireless this morn,
ing.
Captain Kanno is not a maiihiHf
here, having visited this port IN 1915.
The Taisei Maru has been cruising
along the coasts Of lower California.
Captain Kanno and DR.. Katsunuma.
1T is said, are distant relatives, and
during the stay in port OF the Jap
anese training ship, 1t 10 expected
that her officers, the cadets and the
men WIN be entertainsd 81 tie local
ssPsse. -
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y 4 = = = ~ = =
COMPLETELY upsetting the theor
I les advanced by local customs
- and internal revenue officials, and
the federal food commissioners of
flee, the foregoing message received
by the Star-Bulletin today from G. S.
Albert, this papers Washington cor
respondent, contains the ruling Of
Herbert Hoover, U. s. food controller
as regards the status OF sake under
the liquor clause In the national food
law.
This classification of the Japanese
liquor by Mr.. Hooyer's office is taken
locally to mean that sake is distilled
liquor, and not brew, as it has been
held to be by Honolulu customs and
revenue officials and the United
States food commissioner.
In part, the liquor clause in the
national food law reads as follows:
Section 10. That from and
after 80 days from the date of the
approval of this act no foods,
fruits, food materials or feeds
shall be used in the production
of distilled spirits for beverage
purposes. Nor shall there be i'm
ported into the United States any
distilled spirits"
~ District Attorney S. C. Huber, who
has expressed the opinion that, if sake
is brewed liquor, as is claimed here,
its manufacture may be prohibited
only by the executive order of the
President, declared today that if it is
intended to prohibit the manufacture
under the food law, then the importa-
fcontInpait On oaoa tvo,
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be reduced one and half cents per
pound from the present figure and be
maintained at that level -,..~.
AS heretofore stated, legal experts
are reviewing the food control laws to
determine if Administrator Hoover
has authority to arbitrarily fix price
for sugar, exactly as is being done
with coal and wheat. No report on
this point has been made, but the gen.
eral opinion prevails that this power is
conferred by congress. This authority
granted extends to all foods, feeds and
fuel. 1t is held that sugar cannot well
be otherwise classified than as a food.
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JAPAN Is OPPOSED
i TO STEEL EMBARGO
(Special Cable to Nippu Jill

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. a.
Representatives of Is of the largest
shipbuilding and industrial plants in
Japan are now in Washington. The
representatives are opposing the steel
embargo, stating that it will cripple
the Japanese industries at this time
The largest shipbuilding plants in
japan will be hard hit, as much Of
the raw material is obtained from
America, they say. F.. !