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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19
LOCAL BAKERS AGREE
=. TO STANDARDiZE LOAF

+ s...All local bakers / have thus fal
talked to have expressed themselves
as willing to do all they can to aid in
securing a standardized loaf of bread
which, undoubtedly, would shortly re
suit in a standardized price," says j.
F. Child, federal food administrator
for the territory.
For the last several days Admins,
traitor Child has been at work lining
up the Honolulu bakers in the move
ment for a standardized loaf, and
points out that this new regulation by
the national food administration will
apply to bread baked in hotels and
cafes as we'll as in bakeries.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19
ENEMY TRADING
WIRESSUBJECT
TO REGULATION

In line with the trading with the
enemy act, certain regulations will ap-
ply to wireless and cable messages
for communications from Honolulu to
any individuals or firms on the
ENEMY Trading" list. The regula-
lions were announced today by Com
modore D. H. Mahan, censor. They
became effective Monday and are: -.
l. Parties who have obtained
license from the war trade board
to communicate with any one ON
the enemy trading list will, in
cablegrams to- such a correspon-
dent, place ETH" followed by the
number of their license as the Iast
words Of the message; except
that these words may be followed
by testword in a message from a
privileged banking institution.
2. The observation of the
same rules will be required on
incoming messages from parties
on the enemy trading list.
8. Cable communications to
and from parties on the enemy
trading list, although licensed
will be suppressed If they do not
F conform to the above regulations.
+ BY direction,
DENNIS III. MAIIAN,
e. Censor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19
Leading Commercial Houses OIL
Territory Ask Congress to
Bar Liquor Here

In his efforts to bring prohibition
to Hawaii, George w. Patty, secretary
of the anti-saloon league, has just for
warded to Washington a petition
signed by nearly all of the leading
firms Of Honolulu asking congress to
prohibit the sale of intoxicating H.
quor in the territory The petition IS
signed by the heads Of 120 firms in,
Guiding such firms as Castle & Cooke,
Alexander & Baldwin, Theo. III. Da-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19
TO BUSINESS FIRMS HERE
ENDORSE DRY" PETITION

view & Co, H. Hackfeld & Co. and c.
Brewer & Co !,
Besides this petition there are two
others going out on the next mail.
One is signed by the schools of Homo
lulu and the other by more business
houses which were not seen when the
first petition was forwarded
Mr.. Patty said yesterdays that he
has had no difficulty in obtaining sig
natures as the business houses were
more than glad to add their names to
the undertaking.
1t is also understood that Delegate
kuhio has affixed his name to the Pc
tition,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19

AS evidence in a Chinese cutting
case which occurred at Schofield Bar
racks, December 9, a wicked looking
knife was delivered to the judge ad
Tocate's office at Hawaiian headquar.
tiers Tuesday. The fight took place
between three Chinese with the result
that Kon Wa So was badly cut about
the face and shoulders. The other
participants are said to be Charles II.
Lee and Aim Chu Won
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19
FRENCH TRANSPORT
SINKS U-DOAT AS
IT IS SENT DOWN

b PARIS, France, Dec. 19.-The old
French cruiser Chateau Renault, now
In the French transport service, was
torpedoed and sunk in the Mediterran
can sea, on December IA, according to
an official statement given out today
The submarine attacking the transport
was attacked in turn by the Chateau
Renault, the French vessel destroying
the submarine before it in turn went
down.
All passengers on the transport were
saved, but the crew went down with
the ship. "....... .@
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19
BREWING co. TO PLAY
SANTA TO EMPLOYEES

There was a special, meeting of the
directors of the Honolulu Brewing &
Mailing Co. this morning, but it was
not for the purpose for the election
Of new officers. The principal matter
discussed was the distribution of
Christmas present to employees and
patrons of the company The election
of officers will take. place at a meet
ing to be held after January /. =. II
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19

Major Lawrence Redington, adju
tant general at Hawaiian department
headquarters, who has been confined
to the department hospital since the
middle OF November. when ne suffer
ed q broken leg. is out again. He is on
sick leave and plans to so to the coast
for few Week
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19
CANTIN SEEKS $l,5O0,OOO
FOR GOOD ROADS IN 1918
Of This Amount City Would Pay $58 666 While Balance Would
Be Assessed Against Property 0Wners-Busness District
improvements as Outlined in Budget Call for $475 900

One million and half dollars for better roads the city and
county of Honolulu in 1918!
A. Cantn city and county engineer roposesto spend that
money improving the thorougfares of the island of
Oahu year according to his report submitted today to
f. A. Mott Smith, chairman of the finance committee of the
Board Supervisors which he gives his skeleton budget of
cd of his in minute detail
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19
NO FlNfHER WORD
RECEIVED ON RAMMING
OF SUBMARINE Fl

No further word was received today
Regarding the disaster to the subma,
rine FL, as told in the StarBulletin' s
& o'clock extra yesterday evening. The
FL was sunk after being rammed in a
fog by the F.3. Local naval officials
!. have no means of asceftaining the per.
sonnet of the crew and officers of the
FL. No word has come from the
mainland today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19
ANOTHER SPANISH
STEAMER GOES TO
CREDIT OF U-BOAT

ASSOCIATED Press BY U. >. Raya; WirsIsss)
PARIS, France, Dec. 19.-The Span
ish steamer Noviembre has been sunk
by submarine. Thirty of the crew
were saved.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19

According to. report received by
Bishop Trust Co. today. Canada,s re-
cent victory loan was a huge success.
tn enumber Of subscribers were 71y.-
900 and the total subscription was
s4If0oo. 900.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19
Western Sugar COLLECTOR
Dealers Uphold HERE TO TAKE
Hoover, Roll h REVENUE JOB
Wire Statement That if Coast
Had Not Received Sugar,
There'd Have Been a Famine
,scclatea Press by U. s. Naval WlrsIsss.l

(ASsneiated Press by U. S. Naval WlrsiSsS)
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 19.-Up-
holding the action taken by the HooV'
er food control officials as justified by
| public policy, many sugar dealers OF
the West and Middle West have tele'
eraphed to Herbert Hoover and Geo,
M. RoIph, the head Of the sugar
bureau, that 1t the California & Ha'
waitan Sugar Refining Company had
not been provided with raw sugar for
refining during October, there would
have been a sugar famine in their sec
tions of the country.
This answers the charge made in
the investigation before the senate
subcommittee that Mr.. RoIph, who left
the managership Of the California re-
finery to serve under Mr.. Hoover, used
his official power to hold raw sugar
on the coast
The charge arose during the hear
ing in which Claus spreckeIs gave
testimony.
Il know no more about the contro-
versy between MIR. Rolph and Mr..
Spreckels than l have read in the
newspapers said E. d, Tenney, presi-
dent of the Hawaiian Sugar Planters
Association this morning, when shown
the despatch which told Of exonera-
ton Of Mr. Rolph of the charge OF
having used his official position to
get Hawaiian raw sugars for the Paei-
fic coast refineries.
So far as the unequal distribution of
sugar by the food administration is
concerned, Mr.. Tenney is of the Inn
preston that the food board has had
no controf of the distribution until
very recently. He thinks that Prob.
ably: sthe' shipment Of Hawaiian raw:
sugar which is to go to New York
by the Seneca is the first sugar
shipped from here since the board
has had arbitrary power to control
sugar distribution.
AS is we'll known to Honolulu sugar
interests, this shipment of over 1000
tons was wanted by the Crockett
refinery on the Pacific coast, so it
could start operations in full before
the arrival of 1913 sugar from here.
But the Washington administration
was insistent that the sugar be sent
to New York, which is being done
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19

Articles Of incorporation were filed
At Albany by the Standard Aircraft
Corporation, with s5.oOo,OoO capital.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19

Rev. III. II. Parker was issued per.
NIT 10 erect residence TO cost ~
SC Kanehoa
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19
CAPT. PARKS
PROMOTED TO
REAR ADMIRAL
Made Chief of Bureau of Navy
Yards and Docks; Has Had
Charge of Construction OF
Big Pearl Harbor Drydock
Especial s.ar-Burlstsn cablsl

4 ,ASHINGT0N, d. G.. Dec. 1S.-
W Capt. Charles w. Parks. in
: w charge of the construction OF
the big drydock at Pearl Harbor, was
today appointed chief Of the bureau Of
yards and docks, navy department.
The officer is promoted TO rank Of
rear admiral. .o
- C. s. ALBERT. {
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19

Compressed oaDer has been used for
street paving.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19

Continued IN page tourl
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19

From San Francisco
Saturday, Dec. %. -.
For San Francisco
Thursday, Dec. 20. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05
llnO iic trinfcn Oudv!

SroB Ocr llntcriuc6ung ieitcnS Der
@unNcS .g(aentcn ilber Die @erlooung
bon olfo6oliidcn @etrdnfen III fGlid0-
lid nortirten &adctcn noh oeul flo.
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fette n9ol5en" cntbielten o6cn uno
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gauge 9ln5dbl bon SSdiiern pelc6c
g8bisfcn uno Bier entDolten inO oie
oIS o@idlcs" 3uder, Yor6eaonpoa"
ren lno onocrc 9lrtifcl pcrionot MIR
ocn. IS iolIen in Baltimore, @alb.
ington uno onOeren StGoten bon Nln-
rDlono 25 big 30 Yoltucrionot @c.
idGfte etoblirt iein, oic rciBcnoe Gc.
iddfte mocbcn.
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sir iriibtrc SNioiicR btr &nitnit csl.
feftirt nno aiiF Scr Sppfine Blnct
Mhor.OQnoU Nroa.tfets

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9l1Dpereins Oes 4IIe.
Eeuti6cn @aiien.
bnuies.
@ee6rte Yrdiioentin, 9conItinnen
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cin5urci1en fir oos Deriloienc SSobr
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gjtitglicoer ii6 unicren &ercin IN
oicicm Sabre angciAloiien babcu,
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mir nod langc ni6t eenug Wlitolic-
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rro SSa6r, inicrc 8uiienfinoer nit
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pcric6en. g9crtbc Gdincn SaBt inns
reriudlen nod INNER ne6r 81 ar6cl'
ten, lin ncue Dlitslie1cr 5u 6efon.
hcn I'M 0cn Ginocrn III Oieicr s[ll.
iiialt cine Scimutb 5u gcbca iiao To-
ueu oic @ltcrnlic6c 10 uicl ais mog'
liA 5li cricBen.
8d6rcno les Sa6rcS battc unicr
Scrcii cincn ibmcrcn NcrIuit crlit-
ten inOem 6rou 8aiinie Somer, mn
iere 6ohocjhdbte 5datineiiterin, &C.
Itorbcu lit; oiciclbe bate itctS Oos
6r0Btc Srtcrcle iiir Sos @o6l Ser
S9aiIen un0 itono ms init 9lot6 uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05
llidllrr llnie nndI nnldlliiilia.

9lcbtcr Sobn 6. 9toic pom 9nt-
or9geriht Der. iuic berihtct ptlrOe,
ont I s,unnor iciuc giciignotion enls
sltrrhcn beobiibtiete, im in Sort
ucrirboit hit Soicp6 9. Grnncc, 8.
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ivolo nno 2lnoercn Az trcten crfl0rtc
acitcru, ooB rr iiber iein 5lltilnftigeS
NcrhaIicn nod nncnlidic0en Ici.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05

sSie ons Qul0eS @6eimburenll be-
FAINT aicbt, bciinocn iiC6 $40 SolO.
Galiiiitatc i'm llmlanb bic bic Scric
1907 duiwciien Bic giotcn luclhc
iebr idllctgt anaricrtigt ihO, tragen
oen Gbcd.gnd)tabcn ~ imo Die
Elaticnnlnumer 3 oieicibcn iino oli
ppci 7tiia @apier georitdt, 5wiibcn
lpeltben iid 5e0cnltrciicn beiinoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05
--yr---s----~.
gleantraate glanterOttoerfalren.

Sm @mloesgGri6t rcicbte geItern
Wlororu @corge 9(lcorn ein Grocer
bon 2nire(, Nloa icincit frehpiaigen
9anterott elm moroiif Stidter gloie
Srn. Miliam Sc. Coulter oIs Con.
flrsmoiie @ertpdlter ernannte. gl.
corn's CSutbobcn brIGuft ii6 ouf
$S3SS. .66, ipouon $4,000 in @rlmo'
eigertbum onaelegt iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05
Der @clttrirs 6cntc ppr ciucu
Sa6r.
5. Sanuar 1916.

Slrootiihe imO iligariibc &c.
ginlcnter 6u6en rndmtige S(nerii.
ID Der 9luiieu bei 1oporus ilnO
&aranc5c IN Der 9utouma iicg.
reid dbgcidllagcn.
gluc6 bci SSaslolui5c an ser
5trDpu mo bci llaciecjfo dm
Gniciier pilrOcH Die Oiuiicn inter
idpuercn Serlnitcn 5uriidgelpie.
len.
SSn ocr Gbnmpognc 6oben Sic
9eutiden Spiicben Ger Sobc 9lr.
1913 uno oem Butte DC Eo6ure
ciucu lnacbtiQcu S'oritoiI mitcr-
nonlnlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05

5rIrnrnnhiidlrr g0rtter6eridlt.

g(ls ben iibrigeu HilnOes.8ettcr'
Wcobadtlngs -5tationcn wllrocn bic
ioIgcnoei nicorieitcn Eemperaturcn,
ste I'M s llbr gcitcru 9lbcno berriA'
fen. bcriMtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05
lSnIisiIt cntLnlien.

MfariGboa GodeD BON oer 9oltis
more Gonntu 95oliSei maht befomt
ooB Der &oli5iit Sobn 2eonoro Der
Vou Canton nad N1t. @oi6inoton
rcrictt lporoen mnr uiio iic6 nitbt 3unl
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3mei ucitcrc bon Gouton nah @lt.
gsdibinston pcriebteNoli5iiteM @arb-
ter nno 5eeblep iino frant, lperOen
iaD abcr 5im Dieidt mclocn iobolo
iic aeicicu iiuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05
sunntnanf. nnS lIntcraana.
lMt6.
gsscitcrouSIidltcn.

Sir Wtarplano imo ben Diltritt
Columbia beute 9ic9elL ipdrmer uno
iiio0itlihc @inoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05
,,llmfcl grSIia.9scrcen"

Die SicrteljG6rlide General Tcr-
Inmmlnug iuir0 Beute, glbenOS 8 llbr,
in Der Stas-Sale ItattiimScn.
Der Oicrtclja6rlidle BeitraS 1T an
oicicm glbeuO fGllis.
$. u. BON Seine, Scfr.
(Son5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05

S6ot Sltr Scitc. G1rc i6rcm 9lnocn-
llu. gln Stclc 0crieIbcn pcrtritt
6rou @milie Sdmiot Oos glint.
0as jdbrlidc 9(uitcrncHen iunroc
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9lnitalt ab5u6aIten wegen Ger Oa-
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&iingit.afontog ocn II. Slni I'M
Siiper-Gicp.Eorf o6gc6nltcn ipuroe,
lrnteritiisten mir Oas Direftorilm
ioc 9cpobnlit1.
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S5ei6nadten i'm @oiien6atie obge-
l1lten wnroc, crircutc Ii6 elmer 5a5l-
rti6en Gbcilnn6me bon 6reunocn
lnO @onnern Der glnitolt.
Ger @eiunObeits5ulton0 Der 8ai-
len ipnr I'M perfloiienen Sabre i'm
SQgemeincn le6r gut. 81brcno oes
Sya6rcs cr6ielten mir Elm GermdttniB
bon $4,000 BON Oen S66nen lmierer
pcrItor6enen Sdotmeilterin Grau
Ionnic Somcr gum 9lnOenfen an ibrc
pcrItor6enc Nlutter, 5000 bon 5rnl
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plrOen ms iiberreidt, uoiiir Der
s,crein Den 6cr6libIten Danf aus.
i2rad:
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$40 bon ao6n, gl0ler & 50. bon
YbilaOclpbia.
81 bon 6rau E6iemepcr.
$25 pom 5rou Sobonno @c6r.
$40 BON Grou ggncs Youcrn-
icbmiot.
81 bon Sru. 1Mlnq.
ST BON Sorn. Mii6mcDer.
50 bon &rn. George SonOcrS.
81 BON Sru. G. 2ilD.
$50 pom SRI. Sdhlttcr mo &C.
ittruiitcr.
so GcntS bon cincm SreunO.
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ttr our6 oen 600 oerlorcn 5rou M.
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@onoerbeioc, 5rau gcttic Strlte,
5rou grinfmon, 8rou 6onnic SO.
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polcs 9lnoenfcn.
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ie9cn, e6cnIo alien 0eantinnen, Dem
Gircftorium, iueldes Sano lnO Suno
nit unS ur6citet, c6enio Dem 0amcns
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rcit6 & So6ne, 0ic iGmmtlide gillcte
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Die SicrteljG9rliAe General Tcr'
! Inmmlnng luir6 Gcute, glbenOs 8 llbr,
in Der Stas.Snlle itattfimOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05

C5rnnmieihe bon Ut. 735 Aisuht6.
Girnse, gr. it9-f2t 9orntGdhr
oer.Girase. gtr. 025 BeitQerirdon,
Girabe. 9sr 1916 Gfis9Gooifous
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ittto 9ltblnO glbe. g1r 1884 glorhs
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ccnirqi,9i6cnuc :.............. 9,22t2
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C5rnnoulcibc Tr 04i GpmerietSir 5000
Gjrinbmieibe Er. S3b Gruio Siu Qlbe. 60O0
Eirunbmieibc Tr $50 g. sGreierlGir $50 o.
5000 VnnN9 Nouiten GIcc Hmb. . 10000
5000 Bombs @idsbure 2 g. g 8. n. 3,037 8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05

Der 5tlinL ipcldhcr am Wlittmob
ii6er Oem iiiolibcn S6cil oes 6cllen-
oebirges berihtet por, bat lih IN Dit
lidlcr glihtuug nod Dent WaitteI Nlii.
liiiippis1bol ucr5ogcn lino mar IN oen
tSoliltooten Dem @iittel WliiliiIippi
nuo Ohio GbaI, @irginieb ionic
9lorO Carolina bon Hegcn begIcitet.
Cyemitterihirmc crcignctcn iid an a..
nigcn @nnftcu Der ipcitlihen Golf
Itoatrn im0 bcm @iiitcl Wliiiiilippi
1bol. 9lbuormol parmes gGctter BdIt
III oen groBen Central sSbdlert nnO
0cn iii0Iihen Staotcn an iD16reno IN
sen conaoiihen 8roUin5cu bic Sens
pcrntnrcll inter Zero iinO. CO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05

rentihc EeitcrrCibiIdIc HnS lIRen.
ride arie9sanlciben.
100 9inrf nnD 100 GruHen niliiuGrts
SbfD. SS. ziener q GU.,
laJfrSi3-) 2i7 Eh.NdltimOrr.z n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05
aJlit Scr llntcrIudmna 6eeunncn.

Cine Gommiilion nclde bon DEM
Suprcn @eridjt bon Baltimore am
~ Ge5cm6er crnannt porOen 1T, Iei'
tet cine llntcrnlhlug be5iiglitb Der
acGeuicitigen Siilissciealhaiten uno
16nlibcr Grganiintioncn. 0ic Gonl-
pRiiiioH bat ibrc glrbcit nit Der nSSni
pcrial @lutuol g[io 5ocictD@, Der
~Nolto. Sricnol0 5ocietu" nnO Der
,Goloaial Sid Benefit Society" be-
aomcn Die GomnriiIdre ipcrocn Die
Doillmcnte Der GrgoniIationcn ODER
oeren Wlitglicoer priiicn. Dieicnigen
CSeiellidoftcn bic nidt Den geriidc-
rlngSgeicben gclndB gciii6rt merocn
ntiiiicn iid cutmcOer pcrtbeioigen cOcr
ltdj ollfloicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05

glOonHcHtcn, Bic ben e&entldcn Hprrcs
ip0nocutcu" ilifjt piiWftIidl OOer ullrcGcl
mGfia grbnlien, fiiD atbeieH, Der Office
OauUn prr 1cIcpbun pneF iGTlltlldD Witt
tbgilllHa sll MtnfbCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05
Sriiraae Mnb geintnfc bpn 9ereiHen
tifth Nnoeu

1clVloqSibulc Der 9t So6anuess
Stirehc ......,.....
llnici ArdliQ Nercen .............. /
llnnbhdngigcr 9iirner Gcrein $50 Sus
uluWWl ..s.s,I.E............ ~
NniebiS Ienlplur bon Didrblano. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05
SHnbcS. .Scpartcmcnt fit 2auOiuirtD.
idlaft- Ncttcr.@nreaM.
0lcridJt 6rs BaItimurc gSrtterGnrcan8

Der 6cllhtiefcitSge6alt Der Suft
mar 50 @ro8ent i'm s llbr @lorgens
Ano 81 9sro5cnt lint $ llbr 9lbenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05

(SOrtictuus iie9e Z. scitc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05

- - - ,
Gic Gergangcnbeit liegt 6intcr
ms. 9hls ser Mountaineering Oe5
crloibenen So6r6unocrtS trctclt mir
in OuS roiige Alorgenlicbt oes cr.
wucbenoen binen. @or Giclen IN
0iciem 9rciie miro cS ipobl nid)t Ders
Q6nnt iein, nod longe in GienIte m.
icrer Gahc jn itcGen OaS lit e6cn
Der gScltengang aber oie @enllg-
t6iumg troeen iic I'M Scrjen, elmer
ihoneh colen Sohe treuc Sitter &C..
pcicu 5u iein rnO cinen gldcr bcbnltt
81 1aben, Der toitlidc 6riidtc ecira.
Gen bat. 9logen Iieienioen, Oeneu
ocreinit bic @eid3ide unicreS Icut.
Idcn g9oiieuhaliic9 onUertruut wer.
ocn Oieielbci cbenio criolgreib laii.
fcl luic sic iegigc Generation cS
tets ST. tbun belHiibt mar. Tas ici
unier ic6nIiCbitcr @ulicbl
6inon5 @cri@t iiir Ous
\ n 4 fDt6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05

2ebeusmiiiel ......s............s .s5,s97 90
guiibafiungeH Observation-Disclosures. 952.1b
@cbdfter Observation-Disclosures. 0a2 90
Ncrpnhmgen ..,...,.......... 225.00
Grniiiiniioner an 4 Wtdodben (8ri.
s, Bar 2).!................. 10000
Steuern. Q9aier nuo @riinontiei6c. . 1852
NduSbalisllnolien .......... 535QS
GuSs tilo rennsWiaicrialicit ~ 094 SO
9icpnrniurcii Observation-Disclosures. 3,19T5t
gnneteen, Srudin6en Il. f. m.. 28d.75
g2ebnochfsaeheifc ....... 272. 2.S7
Sibcries9liiSgnben ............. 46t.7O
2uifgelnuienc 3inien aui MnI1gcu 23S.t3
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-27
RECOMMENDATION 0N REVISION OF
 COAL PRICE MADE
President Considering Fig ures Prepared by Garfield. Not Given to Public
 as Yet

Washington, October 26. Special. - Recommenda- tions for increases in the price of bituminous coal at the mines were submitted to President Wilson late today by Dr. Harry A. Garfield, federal fuel administrator. The revision upward is made necessary to meet the de- mands of miners for higher wages. It is understood the advances range from 30 to 50 cents a ton, depending upon the section affected.
 The Alabama situation will be clari- fled by this action, if it is approved by the President. The operators may be able to meet the demands of the miners, and the coal problem now one of the livest in the economic situation, will be more nearly solved. Alabama operators submitted their proof some time ago, setting = reasons why
 ecops.auea Q. A Seven,